Bosch Solution 2000 Programming page 6

• 8 = Handover delay to be sequential
• 0 = Handover delay to be non-sequential
IV. Change Entry Time 1
Entry Time 1 is the time specified for a zone with a Delay-1 zone type. You can change
this time by programming two locations: 466 & 467 — combining the time set in these two
locations will give you the total time specified for Entry Time 1. Location 466 uses
increments of 1 second, with a maximum of 15 seconds; location 467 uses 16-second
increments, with a maximum of 240 seconds, since the greatest value you can enter into
a location is 15 (i.e., 16 secs x 15 = 240 secs).
The following example will show you how to program a time of 60 seconds for
Entry Time 1:
1. Enter programming mode:
2. Go to the first location for Entry Time 1:
3. Enter a time of 12 seconds:
4. Go to the second location for Entry Time 1:
5. Specify a time of 48 seconds by selecting three 16-second increments:
6. Save and exit:
Combining the time of 12 seconds in location 466 with the 48 seconds in location 467
gives a total time of 60 seconds for Entry Time 1. Thus, allowing 60 seconds to disarm
the alarm system upon entry through a Delay-1 zone.
V. Change Exit Time
Once you have registered your desire to arm the alarm system, exit time is the amount of
time allowed before the system arms (a long tone will indicate the final 10 seconds of the
countdown when arming in Away mode).
Again, two locations must be programmed: 470 (increments of 1 second) and 471
(increments of 16 seconds).
The following example will show how to program the exit time to allow 120 seconds
(2 minutes):
1. Enter programming mode:
2. Go to the first location for Exit Time:
3. Enter a time of 8 seconds:
4. Go the the second location for Exit Time:
5. Specify a time of 112 seconds by selecting seven 16-second increments:
6. Save and exit:
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