Bosch Appliances DCN Next Generation 2.40 User Manual

DCN Next Generation 2.40
Release Notes

en Release Notes

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 3

Table of contents

Introduction................................................................ 4

1

2 Release 2.40 ...............................................................5

3 Release 2.12 ...............................................................6

4 Release 2.10 ...............................................................7

5 Release 2.01 ...............................................................8

6 Release 2.00 ...............................................................9

7 Release 1.12 ............................................................ 10

8 Release 1.11 ............................................................ 11

9 Release 1.10 ............................................................ 12

10 Release 1.00 ............................................................ 13

11 History ........................................................................ 14

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 4

1 Introduction

This document contains information, which was not
available during the creation of the manuals.
Please read all manuals.

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 5

2 Release 2.40

2.1 General

2.1.1 Release

March 8th 2007

2.1.2 Firmware/FPGA versions

Product FPGA SW FW

DCN-CCU 2.17 2.40.1586 4.30.2160
DCN-CCUB 1.07 2.40.1586 4.30.2160
DCN-NCO 3.06 2.40.1586 4.30.2160
DCN-CON
DCN-CONCS
DCN-CONFF
DCN-CONCM
DCN-DDB -- 1.4.XXXX -­DCN-DDI 2.0 -- -­DCN-DIS 1.18 -- -­DCN-FCS 2.5 -- -­DCN-IDESK 1.3 1.20.XXXX -­LBB 4402/00 -- 2.40.1586 4.30.2160
PRS-4DEX4 -- 2.40.1586 4.30.2160
LBB 4404/00 -- 2.40.1586 4.30.2160
DCN-SWSMV 1.20.0191
LBB 4190/00 2.40.1586

2.1.3 Compatibility restrictions

The following versions are not compatible with this
release:

Product FPGA SW FW
DCN-CCU ≤1.06 -- -­DCN-CCU * ≤2.16
LBB 4120 1.1 -- -­* Multi CCU mode only

1.13 -- --

1.13 1.10.XXXX --

2.3 Known limitations

2.3.1 Adding system units to the optical ring

In case system units are added to the optical ring
when the system is powered on, unexpected
behavior can occur. Only connect units to the
optical network when all units are powered off.

2.3.2 Audio disruption during powering

During powering up/down a CCU in a Multi CCU
system the audio on the delegate units, connected
to the remaining CCU’s, is shortly disrupted for 1 to
2 seconds.

2.3.3 Loss of the Interpreter Desk

In case the Network Controller (NCO) in a Multi
CCU system is rebooted within 30 seconds after
change of the Interpreter Desk configuration, the
configuration can be lost and the interpreter desk
will be uninstalled.
Re-configure the interpreter desk and wait minimum
30 seconds before reboot the NCO.

2.3.4 Up to 6 CCU supported by the DCN-

The DCN-SWSMV supports up to 6 CCU’s in a
Multi CCU system set-up. If more CCU’s are
required use the DCN Classic software modules.

when powered on.

up/down a CCU in a Multi CCU system.

configuration after reboot of NCO in a
Multi CCU system.

SWSMV Synoptic Microphone and
Voting Software.

2.2 Errata

2.2.1 Integrus Manual: Menu Item 4B Network Mode

When the Integrus transmitter is connected to the
optical ring of a DCN Next generation System the
Integrus transmitter can remain as master in the
optical network. This can cause unwanted behavior
of system. The content of menu item 4B is changed
towards Automatic (stand alone use)and Enabled
(used when the transmitter is exclusively used in
combination with DCB-NG)

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 6

3 Release 2.12

3.1 General

3.1.1 Release

February 5th 2005

3.1.2 Firmware/FPGA versions

Product
DCN-CCU 1.06 2.12.1246 3.41.1902
DCN-CON
DCN-CONCS
DCN-CONFF
DCN-CONCM
DCN-DDB -- 1.4.XXXX -­DCN-DDI 1.3 -- -­DCN-DIS 1.11 -- -­DCN-FCS 1.0 -- -­DCN-IDESK 1.3 1.20.XXXX -­LBB 4402/00 -- 2.12.1246 3.41.1902
PRS-4DEX4 -- 2.12.1246 3.41.1902
LBB 4404/00 -- 2.12.1246 3.41.1902

3.1.3 Compatibility restrictions

The following versions are not compatible with this
release:

Product
DCN-CCU ≤1.06 -- -­LBB 4120

FPGA SW FW

1.0 -- --

1.1 1.00.XXXX --

FPGA SW FW

1.1

-- --

3.3 Known limitations

3.3.1 Microphone will be reset to default after

When a de-init is activated at the CCU the
microphone is always set to microphone mode
“open” with 2 active microphones.

3.3.2 Use of Developers Toolkit

The developers toolkit provided on this CD-ROM
can only be used with Windows 2000.

3.3.3 Text “starting” remains on CCU

In a system with an Audio Expander and an
Integrus transmitter, the text “starting” can remain
on the display of the CCU after start up. On the
display of the Audio Expanders 'No Network' is
flashing.
Switch the network mode of the Integrus transmitter
to enabled and the problem will be solved.

3.3.4 Network mode disabled results in faults

When the network mode of a transmitter is set to
disabled, while connected to a DCN Next
Generation system, noise on the loudspeakers in
the DCN Next Generation system can occur.

Switch the network mode of the Integrus transmitter
to enabled and the problem will be solved.

de-init.

3.2 Errata

3.2.1 Integrus Manual: standby function

When switching off the DCN Next Generation CCU,
the Integrus transmitter indicates “Network Error”
and not “standby”. However, the radiators do switch
to the standby mode. When the DCN Next
Generation CCU is switched on again, the Integrus
transmitter and the radiators return to the “on”
mode.

3.2.2 Auxiliary function

The DCN-DISCS does not support “single delegate
with auxiliary control mode” as mentioned in the
Installation and User Instruction.

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 7

4 Release 2.10

4.1 General

4.1.1 Release Date

November 8th 2005

4.1.2 Firmware/FPGA versions

Product
DCN-CCU 1.06 2.10.1178 3.40.1785
DCN-CON
DCN-CONCS
DCN-CONFF
DCN-CONCM
DCN-DDB -- 1.3.XXXX -­DCN-DDI 1.2 -- -­DCN-DIS 1.11 -- -­DCN-FCS 1.0 -- -­DCN-IDESK 1.3 1.20.XXXX -­LBB 4402/00 -- 2.10.1178 3.40.1785
PRS-4DEX4 -- 2.10.1178 3.40.1785
LBB 4404/00 -- 2.10.1178 3.40.1785

4.1.3 Compatibility restrictions

The following versions are not compatible with this
release:

Product
DCN-CCU ≤1.06 -- -­LBB 4120

FPGA SW FW

1.0 -- --

1.0 1.00.XXXX --

FPGA SW FW

1.1

-- --

4.3 Known limitations

4.3.1 Microphone will be reset to default after

When a de-init is activated at the CCU the
microphone is always set to microphone mode
“open” with 2 active microphones.

4.3.2 Use of Developers Toolkit

The developers toolkit provided on this CD-ROM
can only be used with Windows 2000.

4.3.3 Text “starting” remains on CCU

In a system with an Audio Expander and an
Integrus transmitter, the text “starting” can remain
on the display of the CCU after start up. On the
display of the Audio Expanders 'No Network' is
flashing.
Switch the network mode of the Integrus transmitter
to enabled and the problem will be solved.

4.3.4 Network mode disabled results in faults

When the network mode of a transmitter is set to
disabled, while connected to a DCN Next
Generation system, noise on the loudspeakers in
the DCN Next Generation system can occur.

Switch the network mode of the Integrus transmitter
to enabled and the problem will be solved.

de-init.

4.2 Errata

4.2.1 Integrus Manual: standby function

When switching off the DCN Next Generation CCU,
the Integrus transmitter indicates “Network Error”
and not “standby”. However, the radiators do switch
to the standby mode. When the DCN Next
Generation CCU is switched on again, the Integrus
transmitter and the radiators return to the “on”
mode.

4.2.2 Auxiliary function

The DCN-DISCS does not support “single delegate
with auxiliary control mode” as mentioned in the
Installation and User Instruction.

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 8

5 Release 2.01

5.1 General

5.1.1 Release Date

May 30th 2005

5.1.2 Firmware/FPGA versions

Product
DCN-CCU 1.06 2.01.0989 3.10.1716
DCN-CON
DCN-CONCS
DCN-CONFF
DCN-CONCM
DCN-DDB -- 1.3.XXXX -­DCN-DDI 1.0 -- -­DCN-FCS 1.0 -- -­DCN-IDESK 1.3 1.10.XXXX -­LBB 4402/00 -- 2.01.0989 3.10.1716

5.1.3 Compatibility restrictions

The following versions are not compatible with this
release:

Product
DCN-CCU ≤1.00 -- -­LBB 4120

5.2 Errata

5.2.1 Quick Reference Card DCN-IDESK

The message functionality operates as follows:
When the interpreter desk receives a message, the
message is displayed directly on the display. When
pressing the message button the message will be
erased from the display.

The message is not displayed when pressing the
message button again.

5.2.2 Integrus Manual: standby function

When switching off the DCN Next Generation CCU,
the Integrus transmitter indicates “Network Error”
and not “standby”. However, the radiators do switch
to the standby mode. When the DCN Next
Generation CCU is switched on again, the Integrus
transmitter and the radiators return to the “on”
mode.

FPGA SW FW

1.0 2.00.XXXX --

1.0 1.00.XXXX --

FPGA SW FW

1.0

-- --

5.3 Known limitations

5.3.1 System: reset of units after connecting

When a device to a LBB 4114/00 or LBB 4115/00,
which is connected to the DCN-CCU Central
Control Unit, it can happen that all units in that
same trunk reset. After reset the units come back to
default settings. The units in the trunk will not reset
if a unit is connected to a Tap-off outlet of a LBB
4115/00 Splitter protected.
If it is important that the channel selectors are not
reset to default in above described situation: use
the auto restore function of the channel selector.
See the Installation and User Instruction for how to
set the auto restore function.

If it is important that you can connect and replace
each unit during operation, without the above
described reset behavior: power the units with the
DCN-EPS Extension Power Supply Unit. The DCN­EPS Extension Power Supply Unit is less prone to
the inrush current

5.3.2 Use of Developers Toolkit

The developers toolkit provided on this CD-ROM
can only be used with Windows 2000.

5.3.3 Text “starting” remains on CCU

In a system with an Audio Expander and an
Integrus transmitter, the text “starting” can remain
on the display of the CCU after start up. On the
display of the Audio Expanders 'No Network' is
flashing.
Switch the network mode of the Integrus transmitter
to enabled and the problem will be solved.

5.3.4 Network mode disabled results in faults

When the network mode of a transmitter is set to
disabled, while connected to a DCN Next
Generation system, noise on the loudspeakers in
the DCN Next Generation system can occur.

Switch the network mode of the Integrus transmitter
to enabled and the problem will be solved.

new units to a trunk

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 9

6 Release 2.00

6.1 General

6.1.1 Release Date

March 3th 2005

6.1.2 Firmware/FPGA versions

Product
DCN-CCU 1.06 2.00.0920 3.10.1667
DCN-CON
DCN-CONCS
DCN-CONFF
DCN-CONCM
DCN-DDB -- 1.3.XXXX -­DCN-DDI 1.0 -- -­DCN-FCS 1.0 -- -­DCN-IDESK 1.3 1.10.XXXX -­LBB 4402/00 -- 2.00.0920 3.10.1667

6.1.3 Compatibility restrictions

The following versions are not compatible with this
release:

Product
DCN-CCU ≤1.00 -- -­LBB 4120

6.2 Errata

6.2.1 Quick Reference Card DCN-IDESK

The message functionality operates as follows:
When the interpreter desk receives a message, the
message is displayed directly on the display. When
pressing the message button the message will be
erased from the display.

The message is not displayed when pressing the
message button again.

6.2.2 Integrus Manual: standby function

When switching off the DCN Next Generation CCU,
the Integrus transmitter indicates “Network Error”
and not “standby”. However, the radiators do switch
to the standby mode. When the DCN Next
Generation CCU is switched on again, the Integrus
transmitter and the radiators return to the “on”
mode.

FPGA SW FW

1.0 2.00.XXXX --

1.0 1.00.XXXX --

FPGA SW FW

1.0

-- --

6.3 Known limitations

6.3.1 System: reset of units after connecting

When a device to a LBB 4114/00 or LBB 4115/00,
which is connected to the DCN-CCU Central
Control Unit, it can happen that all units in that
same trunk reset. After reset the units come back to
default settings. The units in the trunk will not reset
if a unit is connected to a Tap-off outlet of a LBB
4115/00 Splitter protected.
If it is important that the channel selectors are not
reset to default in above described situation: use
the auto restore function of the channel selector.
See the Installation and User Instruction for how to
set the auto restore function.

If it is important that you can connect and replace
each unit during operation, without the above
described reset behavior: power the units with the
DCN-EPS Extension Power Supply Unit. The DCN­EPS Extension Power Supply Unit is less prone to
the inrush current

6.3.2 Use of Developers Toolkit

The developers toolkit provided on this CD-ROM
can only be used with Windows 2000.

6.3.3 Text “starting” remains on CCU

In a system with an Audio Expander and an
Integrus transmitter, the text “starting” can remain
on the display of the CCU after start up. On the
display of the Audio Expanders 'No Network' is
flashing.
Switch the network mode of the Integrus transmitter
to enabled and the problem will be solved.

6.3.4 Network mode disabled results in faults

When the network mode of a transmitter is set to
disabled, while connected to a DCN Next
Generation system, noise on the loudspeakers in
the DCN Next Generation system can occur.

Switch the network mode of the Integrus transmitter
to enabled and the problem will be solved.

new units to a trunk

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 10

7 Release 1.12

7.1 General

7.1.1 Release Date

December 10

7.1.2 Firmware/FPGA versions

Product
LBB 4100 1.00 1.12.0769 2.11.1416
LBB 4112 -- 1.3 -­LBB 4120 1.3 1.10.XXXX -­LBB 4124 1.0 -- -­LBB 4402 -- 1.12.0769 2.11.1416

7.1.3 Compatibility restrictions

LBB 4120

7.2 Errata

7.2.1 Audio Expander: not possible to disable

In paragraph 10.3.5 of the Installation and User
Instructions is described that the audio outputs 1 to
4 can be disabled by closing respectively control
input 5 to 8. This function is not supported. However
disabling audio inputs 1 to 4 by closing respectively
control input 1 to 4 is supported.

th

2004

FPGA SWA SWB

1.0

audio outputs using input contacts

-- --

See the Installation and User Instruction for how to
set the auto restore function.

If it is important that you can connect and replace
each unit during operation, without the above
described reset behavior: power the units with the
LBB 4106 Extension Power Supply Unit. The LBB
4106 Extension Power Supply Unit is less prone to
the inrush current.

7.3.2 System: noise during system start

During system start up noise is heard for a
maximum time of 30 seconds. The noise is heard
from the headphones connected to the channel
selectors and interpreter desks and the loudspeaker
of the interpreter desks.

7.3.3 Central Control Unit: fault contact closed
despite system is ok

When the system is initialized for four times, the
fault contact is activated, while the system works
properly. Switch off the CCU in order to reset the
fault contact.

7.3.4 Audio Expander: not more than one
input used for floor insertion

Undefined behavior occurs if more than one audio
input is used for floor insertion per system. Use not
more than one audio input for floor insertion.

7.2.2 Audio Expander: power consumption 7.6 Watt

The power consumption of the LBB 4402/00 Audio
Expander is 7.6 Watt instead of 5.6 Watt. Add
power by using a Network Splitter (LBB 4410/00)
with an external power supply in case the power is
insufficient.

7.3 Known limitations

7.3.1 System: reset of units after connecting new units to a trunk

When a Channel Selector, Interpreter desk, Trunk
Splitter, Tap-off unit or Extended power supply is
connected to a trunk, which is connected to the LBB
4100 Central Control Unit, it can happen that all
units in that same trunk reset. After reset the units
come back to default settings. The units in the trunk
will not reset if a unit is connected to a Tap-off outlet
of a Tap-off unit.
If it is important that the channel selectors are not
reset to default in above described situation: use
the auto restore function of the channel selector.

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 11

8 Release 1.11

8.1 General

8.1.1 Release Date

July 23

8.1.2 Firmware/FPGA versions

Product
LBB 4100 1.00 1.11.0579 2.11.1416
LBB 4112 -- 1.3 -­LBB 4120 1.1 1.10.XXXX -­LBB 4124 1.0 -- -­LBB 4402 -- 1.11.0579 2.11.1416

8.1.3 Compatibility restrictions

LBB 4120

8.2 Errata

8.2.1 Audio Expander: not possible to disable

In paragraph 10.3.5 of the Installation and User
Instructions is described that the audio outputs 1 to
4 can be disabled by closing respectively control
input 5 to 8. This function is not supported. However
disabling audio inputs 1 to 4 by closing respectively
control input 1 to 4 is supported.

rd

2004

FPGA SWA SWB

1.0

audio outputs using input contacts

-- --

See the Installation and User Instruction for how to
set the auto restore function.

If it is important that you can connect and replace
each unit during operation, without the above
described reset behavior: power the units with the
LBB 4106 Extension Power Supply Unit. The LBB
4106 Extension Power Supply Unit is less prone to
the inrush current.

8.3.2 System: noise during system start

During system start up noise is heard for a
maximum time of 30 seconds. The noise is heard
from the headphones connected to the channel
selectors and interpreter desks and the loudspeaker
of the interpreter desks.

8.3.3 Central Control Unit: fault contact closed
despite system is ok

When the system is initialized for four times, the
fault contact is activated, while the system works
properly. Switch off the CCU in order to reset the
fault contact.

8.3.4 Audio Expander: not more than one
input used for floor insertion

Undefined behavior occurs if more than one audio
input is used for floor insertion per system. Use not
more than one audio input for floor insertion.

8.2.2 Audio Expander: power consumption 7.6 Watt

The power consumption of the LBB 4402/00 Audio
Expander is 7.6 Watt instead of 5.6 Watt. Add
power by using a Network Splitter (LBB 4410/00)
with an external power supply in case the power is
insufficient.

8.3 Known limitations

8.3.1 System: reset of units after connecting new units to a trunk

When a Channel Selector, Interpreter desk, Trunk
Splitter, Tap-off unit or Extended power supply is
connected to a trunk, which is connected to the LBB
4100 Central Control Unit, it can happen that all
units in that same trunk reset. After reset the units
come back to default settings. The units in the trunk
will not reset if a unit is connected to a Tap-off outlet
of a Tap-off unit.
If it is important that the channel selectors are not
reset to default in above described situation: use
the auto restore function of the channel selector.

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 12

9 Release 1.10

9.1 General

9.1.1 Release Date

June 25

9.1.2 Firmware/FPGA versions

Product
LBB 4100 1.00 1.10.0569 2.11.1416
LBB 4112 -- 1.3 -­LBB 4120 1.1 1.00.0569 -­LBB 4124 1.0 -- -­LBB 4402 -- 1.10.0569 2.11.1416

9.1.3 Compatibility restrictions

LBB 4120

9.2 Errata

th

2004

FPGA SWA SWB

1.0

-- --

the auto restore function of the channel selector.
See the Installation and User Instruction for how to
set the auto restore function.

If it is important that you can connect and replace
each unit during operation, without the above
described reset behavior: power the units with the
LBB 4106 Extension Power Supply Unit. The LBB
4106 Extension Power Supply Unit is less prone to
the inrush current.

9.3.2 System: noise during system start

During system start up noise is heard for a
maximum time of 30 seconds. The noise is heard
from the headphones connected to the channel
selectors and interpreter desks and the loudspeaker
of the interpreter desks.

9.3.3 Central Control Unit: fault contact closed
despite system is ok

When the system is initialized for four times, the
fault contact is activated, while the system works
properly. Switch off the CCU in order to reset the
fault contact.

9.2.1 Audio Expander: not possible to disable
audio outputs using input contacts

In paragraph 10.3.5 of the Installation and User
Instructions is described that the audio outputs 1 to
4 can be disabled by closing respectively control
input 5 to 8. This function is not supported. However
disabling audio inputs 1 to 4 by closing respectively
control input 1 to 4 is supported.

9.2.2 Audio Expander: power consumption 7.6 Watt

The power consumption of the LBB 4402/00 Audio
Expander is 7.6 Watt instead of 5.6 Watt. Add
power by using a Network Splitter (LBB 4410/00)
with an external power supply in case the power is
insufficient.

9.3 Known limitations

9.3.1 System: reset of units after connecting new units to a trunk

When a Channel Selector, Interpreter desk, Trunk
Splitter, Tap-off unit or Extended power supply is
connected to a trunk, which is connected to the LBB
4100 Central Control Unit, it can happen that all
units in that same trunk reset. After reset the units
come back to default settings. The units in the trunk
will not reset if a unit is connected to a Tap-off outlet
of a Tap-off unit.

If it is important that the channel selectors are not
reset to default in above described situation: use

9.3.4 Audio Expander: not more than one
input used for floor insertion

Undefined behavior occurs if more than one audio
input is used for floor insertion per system. Use not
more than one audio input for floor insertion.

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 13

10 Release 1.00

10.1 General

10.1.1 Release Date

June 15

10.1.2 Firmware/FPGA versions

Product
LBB 4100 1.00 1.00.0552 2.10.1402
LBB 4112 -- 1.3 -­LBB 4120 1.0 1.00.0552 -­LBB 4124 1.0 -- -­LBB 4402 -- 1.00.0552 2.10.1402

10.2 Errata

10.2.1 Audio Expander: not possible to disable

In paragraph 10.3.5 of the Installation and User
Instructions is described that the audio outputs 1 to
4 can be disabled by closing respectively control
input 5 to 8. This function is not supported. However
disabling audio inputs 1 to 4 by closing respectively
control input 1 to 4 is supported.

10.2.2 Audio Expander: output range 12 dB

In paragraph 10.7.7 of the Installation and User
Instructions is the output range specified as 30 dB,
while the output range is 12 dB. Table 10.3 of the
Installation and User Instructions represent the
correct values.

th

2004

FPGA SWA SWB

audio outputs using input contacts

If it is important that the channel selectors are not
reset to default in above described situation: use
the auto restore function of the channel selector.
See the Installation and User Instruction for how to
set the auto restore function.

If it is important that you can connect and replace
each unit during operation, without the above
described reset behavior: power the units with the
LBB 4106 Extension Power Supply Unit. The LBB
4106 Extension Power Supply Unit is less prone to
the inrush current.

10.3.2 System: noise during system start

During system start up noise is heard for a
maximum time of 30 seconds. The noise is heard
from the headphones connected to the channel
selectors and interpreter desks and the loudspeaker
of the interpreter desks.

10.3.3 Central Control Unit: fault contact closed
despite system is ok

When the system is initialized for four times, the
fault contact is activated, while the system works
properly. Switch off the CCU in order to reset the
fault contact.

10.3.4 Audio Expander: not more than one
input used for floor insertion

Undefined behavior occurs if more than one audio
input is used for floor insertion per system. Use not
more than one audio input for floor insertion.

10.2.3 Audio Expander: power consumption 7.6
Watt

The power consumption of the LBB 4402/00 Audio
Expander is 7.6 Watt instead of 5.6 Watt. Add
power by using a Network Splitter (LBB 4410/00)
with an external power supply in case the power is
insufficient.

10.3 Known limitations

10.3.1 System: reset of units after connecting
new units to a trunk

When a Channel Selector, Interpreter desk, Trunk
Splitter, Tap-off unit or Extended power supply is
connected to a trunk, which is connected to the LBB
4100 Central Control Unit, it can happen that all
units in that same trunk reset. After reset the units
come back to default settings. The units in the trunk
will not reset if a unit is connected to a Tap-off outlet
of a Tap-off unit.

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes en | 14

11 History

Release Release Date Release Comments

2.4 2007-03-08

2.12 2006-02-05

2.10 2005-10-10

2.01 2005-05-30

2.00 2005-03-03

1.12 2004-12-10

1.11 2004-07-23 • Interpreter desk: solved bug in audio switching behavior of pre-selects

1.10 2004-06-25

1.00 2004-06-15

• Support for Multi CCU applications.

• Bugs solved.

• System bug solved: At room temperature higher than 25 degree’s system

reboot may not work properly.

• Concentus bug solved: Audio may contain hearable ticks.

• Support for new Discussion units, Cobranet Interface and Digital Audio

expander.

• System bug solved: system reset of units after connecting new units to a

trunk

• Multi PC improved

• CCU: solved bug. The display shows ‘starting’ and the navigation doesn’t

work.

• Control PC bug solved. After deleting two or more consecutive records from

delegate database, individual voting results may not be correct (This did not
affect total results.)

• Concentus and Flush mounted units added.

• Software function added: Microphone Management, Synoptic Control,

Intercom, Parliamentary Voting, Multi Voting, Attendance Registration,
Delegate Database, ID cared encoder, Message Distribution, Text/Status
Display, Video Display, Camera Control and Standalone Camera Control.

• Interpreter desk: solved bug in audio switching from pre-select to floor

(incoming channels)

• Audio Expander: increased output range to 30 dB

• Interpreter desk:

− improved response time of actions related with microphone button

− default outgoing B is equal to outgoing A

• Open Interface: compatibility restored with previous versions of Open

Interface.

• Initial version

Bosch Communications Systems | 2007 March

For more information please visit www.boschsecurity.com

© 2007 Bosch Security Systems B.V.
Data subject to change without notice
March 2007