Bosch B426 Setup & Troubleshooting
Conettix ethernet communication module
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Summary of Contents for Bosch B426
- Page 1 2017 B426/B420 Conettix Ethernet Communication Module: Setup & Troubleshooting Guide...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Connect to the Web Interface when the IP address is Unknown ................17 Replace an IP Communicator connected to SDI2 keeping the original settings ............. 17 Determine if the B426 is the original or the modified version ................17 Troubleshooting ..............................18 Trouble connecting the IP Communicator to the Web Interface ............... - Page 3 The IP Communicator settings in RPS are greyed out or keypad programming is locked ....19 Trouble connecting to RPS using the IP Communicator ................20 Verify correct panel account type selected in RPS for existing panel firmware revision....20 Verify correct module address selection.
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Page 4: Ip Communicator Component Overview
IP Communicator Component Overview Callout ᅳ Description 1 ᅳ Ethernet RJ-45 port 2 ᅳ Yellow LINK LED 3 ᅳ Green 100MB LED 4 ᅳ Address switch 5 ᅳ Heartbeat LED 6 ᅳ TX and RX LEDs 7 ᅳ Terminal strip (to control panel) 8 ᅳ... -
Page 5: Bus Type, Address Selection And Function
Bus Type, Address Selection and Function Set the address switch to the correct position for the control panel SDI or Option Bus address using table 1 below. Address Switch Position Bus/Address Compatible Control Panels Operation SDI: Address Selected in Browser Select Panel address using web browser Determined by panel address selected SDI 2: 1... - Page 6 Maintenance and troubleshooting LEDs (continued) Flash pattern Function Occurs when the module receives a message over the network connection – UPD, TCP, or DNS. RX (Receive) Flashing Occurs when the module sends a message over the network connection – UPD, TCP, or DNS. TX (Transmit) Flashing Table 3 Ethernet Link LEDs descriptions LINK (yellow) LED pattern...
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Page 7: How To Connect To Rps Using The Ip Communicator
AES encryption is not required UDP on Port 7700 (default B426 port setting) is available on the network. Configure the IP Communicator and computer to connect Via: IP Direct Set the address switch to either 1 or 2. Use different addresses on each module when multiple IP communicators are connected (B420, B426 or B450). -
Page 8: How To Connect To Rps Using 'Connect Via: Network
IP communicator and computer and both are configured to use DHCP. 1. Set the IP communicator address switch for the panel type according to table 1 on pg5. Avoid duplicate addresses when multiple modules (B420, B426 or B450) are connected to the same bus (SDI, SDI2 or Option bus). -
Page 9: When Using D1255 Or D1260 Sdi Type Keypads
When using D1255 or D1260 SDI type keypads: 1. Press 99 ENT 2. Press NEXT to access the TOOLS MENU? display. Select [ENT], (D1260: use soft-key) 3. Enter the Installer Passcode and press ENT (default=123) 4. The display reads PROGRAMMING: Select [ENT], (D1260: use soft-key) 5. -
Page 10: How To Configure The Ip Communicator Using Remote Programming Software
How to configure the IP Communicator using Remote Programming Software. The B-Panels can connect to RPS using a USB-A to USB-A cable, Bosch p/n B99. Select Connect via: USB. GV4 panel types can use the DX4010V2 and Connect via: Enhanced Direct. Once connected to RPS the IP communicator settings can be located in the section: SDI2 Modules>... -
Page 11: How To Configure The Ip Communicator Using The Web Browser
Note: When the IP Communicator is not default and has an IP address configured, the Web and Automation Security setting must be adhered to for successful connection. Web and Automation Security Enabled, use: https:// [B426 IP address] Web and Automation Security Disabled, use: http:// [B426 IP address]... -
Page 12: Basic Network Settings Page
Basic Network Settings Page Used to configure the basic network settings used by the IP Communicator. See figure 6 below. Figure 6 Basic Network Settings Note: Legacy TCP Automation Enable is used for Automation. Leave this setting=No when configuring for Remote Programming Software and/or Reporting. -
Page 13: Panel Address Settings Page
Panel Address Settings Page When the IP Communicator address switch is set as 1 – 9 the Device Address used by the control panel is displayed. Figure 8 Panel Address Settings Select the Device Address Remotely When set to ‘0’ the below screen displays allowing the device address to be set with the Web Interface. This could provide for a remote selection of the IP Communicator’s device address when needed. -
Page 14: Encryption And Security Settings Page
Selecting Enable adds a layer of security to the web interface connection. (HTTPS provides authentication of the website and associated web server as well as encryption of communications.) Disabled: Use http:// [B426 IP address] Enabled: Use https:// [B426 IP address]... -
Page 15: Maintenance Page
Maintenance Page Figure 12 Maintenance Page 1. Web Access Password: For changing the default password (B42V2) to access the web browser. Use four to ten case sensitive alphanumeric characters. 2. Web Access Enable: Used to Enable/Disable access to the web browser interface. Set to Enable to allow or Disable to prevent access to the web browser interface. -
Page 16: Firmware Upgrade Page
Firmware Upgrade Page 1. Select the Firmware Upgrade page. The firmware update will initialize, the end of the count-down press Continue. The figures below will display during the update. Select OK to continue with updating the firmware. Figure 14 Select Firmware Update menu 2. -
Page 17: Connect To The Web Interface When The Ip Address Is Unknown
The original B426 release was eventually upgraded hardware with increased memory allowing for firmware upgrades. The modified B426 has a slight change in the circuit board for identification purposes. The modified version has the tamper pins relocated to between the SDI2 connectors as seen below. -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Note: The panel’s installer passcode is required for some troubleshooting steps and when unknown can be recovered using Remote Programming Software provided the RPS Passcode and datalock are available. These security codes are used to prevent unauthorized access to panel programming and when unknown access is not available. -
Page 19: There Is A Problem With The Security Certificate When Logging Into The Web Interface
There is a problem with the security certificate when logging into the Web Interface. If a message is displayed while connecting to the IP communicator which reads: ‘There is a problem with this website’s security certificate’, select Continue to this Website (see below). Figure 21 Problem with Security Certificate The IP Communicator LED’s are not working 1. -
Page 20: Trouble Connecting To Rps Using The Ip Communicator
1. An address conflict occurs when multiple IP communicators connected to the same bus (SDI or SDI2) use the same switch address. Ensure each module (B426, B420 or B450) connected to the same bus (SDI or SDI2) is addressed differently. Reset power after changing module address. -
Page 21: Verify The Correct Rps Passcode Is Used When Connecting
Verify the correct RPS passcode is used when connecting. The RPS code in the panel account must match the code in the physical panel when connecting to Remote Programming Software. When having trouble connecting the RPS Code entry should be verified in both the physical panel and the panel account. -
Page 22: Trouble Connecting To Rps: 'Connect Via: Ip Direct
Trouble connecting to RPS: ‘Connect via: IP Direct’. IP Direct requires both the PC and IP communicator to use DHCP. Therefore, both are waiting to be assigned an IP address from the server. Because no server is available when connected using only an Ethernet cable, neither obtains an IP address. -
Page 23: Trouble Connecting When Using Connect Via: Network
Trouble connecting when using Connect via: Network The PC must be configured in the same network as the IP communicator. RPS can be used to check the IP communicator addressing if connection ‘via: USB or Enhanced Direct’ is available. Keypad diagnostics can also be used on B- panels or GV4 types can use keypad diagnostics (see below).