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We have 2 Bosch Security Escort SE2050 manuals available for free PDF download: Training Manual, Installation, Operating And Maintenance Manual. TransmitterInstallation ManualTable of contents. Copyright, Safety and WarrantySystem Overview. Installation and SetupEnabling and Disabling FeaturesInstallation ManualCopyright, Safety and WarrantyAll rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, orThis manual is provided pursuant to a license agreement containing restrictions on their use. The manual contains valuable trade secrets and proprietary information of BOSCH SECURITY. SYSTEMS and is protected by international copyright law. It may not be copied or distributedThe software is intended for use only with the hardware specified in this manual and in theConcurrent use with other software or with hardware not specifiedBOSCH SECURITY SYSTEMS mayAll efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the contents of this manual. The aboveThe information on this document is subject to change without notice. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of theirInstallation Manual. Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte LtdRetain instructions forRefer all servicing to qualified serviceWhen the power supply cord or plug is damaged. If liquid has been spilled or an object has fallen into the unit. If the unit does not operate normally, when following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls specified in the operating instructions. ImproperIf the unit has been dropped or the cabinet damaged. If the unit exhibits a distinct change in performance, this indicates that service isUnauthorized substitutionsFor units intended to operate from battery power, refer to the operating instructions. For units intended to operate with External Power Supplies, use only theThis will preventRobert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd. Installation ManualSafety precautions. Disposal.http://therocktoday.com/images/bosch-maxx-1000-manual-pdf.xml
Your Bosch product has been developed and manufactured using highquality materials and components that can be reused. This symbol means that electronic and electrical devices that have reachedIn the EU, separate collecting systems are already in place for usedPlease dispose of these devices at yourOperation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmfulChanges or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for complianceThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digitalThese limits are designed to provide reasonableThis equipment generates,However, there isIf this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which canRobert Bosch (SEA) Pte LtdIntroduction. The Security Escort Personnel Transmitters are security transmitters designed to work withWhen an alarm is initiated, a signal identifying you and yourThe Central Console displays yourRobert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd. Installation ManualSystem Overview. During an emergency, a person presses and holds the alarm button to produce an alarm. Generally the system sounders, strobes, or sirens activate within two seconds. The alarm signal transmits to the receivers which relay the alarm signal to the transponder orThe central console shows the person’s location on aThe transmitter is available in the following model. Transmitter Model. DescriptionInstallation Manual. Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte LtdInstallation and Setup. This section provides information for system planners and configurators.Figure 4.1: Back of TransmitterInstructionsThe transmitter uses a CR2 3 V lithium battery. The Central Console indicates when theRefer to Enabling and Disabling Features, page 10 forCaution! Replacement of the battery with an incorrect type is subject to the risk of explosion. BatteriesRobert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd. Installation ManualEnabling and Disabling Features. Figure 5.1: Components of the transmitterInstallation Manual.http://itps-group.com/uploadfiles/bosch-maxx-1200-manual-download.xml
Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte LtdFigure 5.2: Belt Clip Attachment. Side view of clip. Screw holes (mandatory). Clip. Screw holes (optional). Back of transmitterTo fix the transmitter firmly on a belt, secure the clip to theRobert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd. Installation ManualThe clip is designed to be worn on a security type utility belt. If worn on a thin belt, be awareFigure 5.3: Dip Switch Selection. SettingFor SE-TRM-433T01, only RF 433.42 MHz is supported, where both dip switches 1 and 2 areConfiguring the dip switch to other settings will disable theNotice! Remove the battery before setting the dip switches. Changes to the dip switches should beThe transmitter emits 3 beep tones if RF is set as 433.42 MHz. The transmitter emits 2 slow consecutive beep tones every 1 second if dip switch is set forFactory reset should be performed by administrators only. Set both dip switches 1 and 2 toIf reset is successful, there will be 3 slow consecutive beep tones everyRefer to the following list of values that are being set for the respective features following theDefault Setting. Feature. Value. Transmitter Profile. Security. Man-down. Disabled. Supervision Tracking. Lanyard. Auto-tracking IntervalInstallation Manual. Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte LtdFeature. Supervision Tracking IntervalMan-down Pre Beep DurationTab. 5.1: Factory Reset FeaturesEnroll transmitter to the Central ConsoleUsing the Central Console software, enable or disable the features accordingly and send thePlease refer to the Security Escort Technical Reference ManualTest your transmitter by standing within sight of a receiver. While holding down the TestA test transmission is sent to the Central Console, lighting the green LED on a receiver or theThere might be a brief delay of 2 to 3 seconds before theA successful test transmission will light up the green LED on a receiver; retest if otherwise.Configuration mode on the transmitter is activated by entering the test mode.http://gbb.global/blog/4-speed-manual-transmission
Note that thisWhile holding down the Test button, press the Alarm button and release. The transmitter is inThe transmitter exits configuration mode automatically once the configuration has beenThe transmitter enters operational mode once it exits the configuration mode. Caution! The Security Escort system is not a substitute for safe behavior. Do not take personal risksRobert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd. Installation ManualBasic Transmitter Features. This section provides information of the various features of the transmitter.The table below lists the various transmitter profiles and their features. Features. Transmitter Profiles. User. Maintenance. Supervision Tracking (Silent). Auto-tracking. Lanyard Snatch Alarm. Lanyard Snatch Alarm (Silent). Manual Alarm. Manual Alarm (Silent). By default, all features emit a series of mixed tones unless otherwise stated as silent.Initiate an alarm by pressing and holding the Alarm button for 1 second. This emits a series of mixed tones for 2 seconds and sends an alarm signal to the Central. Console. If alarm is activated within sight of a receiver, the red LED on the receiver lights up. After initiating a manual alarm, the Auto-tracking feature sends your latest location to the. Central Console every 7 seconds (configurable). Reset the transmitter after a manual alarm by performing a test mode as described in TestingThere is no alarm signal if transmitter isIf alarm is activated within sight of a receiver, the red LED lights up. Reset the transmitter after a Man-down Alarm by returning the transmitter to the uprightInitiate an alarm by pulling the lanyard off the transmitter. This emits a series of mixed tones for 2 seconds, followed by short beeps at 250 millisecondIf activated withinTo reset the transmitter after a Lanyard Snatch Alarm, reinsert the lanyard pin and perform aThe Auto-tracking feature sends the latest location to the Central Console every 7 secondsInstallation Manual.http://completedetailspainting.com/images/bosch-security-cameras-manual.pdf
Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte LtdTransmitter firmware can be upgraded wirelessly via a dedicated coordinator using the Utility. Tool of the Security Escort software. For more information on the usage of Utility Tool, please refer to the Security Escort Technical. Reference Manual. Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd. Installation ManualRobert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd. Robert-Bosch-Ring 5Germany. SingaporeLinearized: No. Creator Tool: SCHEMA ST4. Producer: ST4 PDF Engine (Build 5.0.2.4). Title: Security Escort Personnel Transmitter SE-TRM-433T01 Installation Manual. Document ID: uuid:e6be9a94-08c9-47f1-864a-fb8a15a5f28b. Instance ID: uuid:90fc9bb2-e071-4f9c-bdf9-4b53c22a6901. Page Mode: UseOutlines. Page Count: 20. PDF Version: 1.4. Creator: SCHEMA ST4. These facilities can benefit greatly from this technology and it deserves attention. This system is unique and provides you with a great competitive advantage. The signal is relayed through the system to the main computer and up to eight additional workstations. Signals are then actively tracked to provide up-to-the-minute information for alarm response management. With Security Escort, you get all the tools you need for individualized security and instantaneous alarm notification, plus automatic location updates. It easily integrates into pre-existing CCTV and paging systems. The pager feature gives automatic notification of alarm signals to authorized personnel. Provide peace of mind by supplying your facility with timely, effective response to any situation. The system is maintained through the Central Console, which consists of one or two computers with up to eight workstations. System operators use basic single-clicks and pull-down menus to access system functions and features. The ease of operation greatly reduces the opportunity for user error, adding to the reliability of the Security Escort system for any application.
Security Escort alarms can also activate virtual inputs in BVMS and can even be relayed to other integrated systems to provide an automated and coordinated response. A new guide details how to integrate Security Escort with BVMS. It covers: Security Escort is very popular in the healthcare, education, corrections and sectors and has been proven in installations for over a decade. Contact us here. Chadds Ford, PA 19317 Abingdon, MD 21009. That may be true with some systems, but the BOSCH Security Escort system, however, is in a class of its own. Prepare to be amazed. For 19 years, the Security Escort system has been protecting people around the world. The 304MHz frequency used by the Security Escort system has no problem penetrating the thickest and strongest walls of those correctional facilities to protect the lives of the officers, staff, civilian personnel and even visitors. Similarly, St. Joseph Healthcare in Hamilton uses the Security Escort system in their secure psychiatric area to protect their staff. Randy Bevins, Director of Campus Security at Florida Southern University, stated that “the system is accurate within 10 feet and that he has experienced no major system failure since installation, despite the fact that the system is seventeen years old”. The system also fulfills the needs of residents and staff, helping ease the anxieties brought on by health concerns and physical limitations.Within a residence, Receivers are installed with a maximum of 80 feet apart and can locate residents within 25 feet or less. If installed outdoors, Receivers are spaced with a maximum of 300 feet apart and can locate residents within 50 feet or less. All this takes place within two seconds. Although BOSCH states an accuracy of within 25 feet, some facilities report that their Security Escort system shows the location of alarms within 10 feet.
For example, a Pager could receive a message that Mary Jones from Apartment 301 needs assistance, and that the alarm was activated in the east wing of the 1st floor and not from her apartment. This can include name, room or apartment number, picture, telephone number, medical conditions, handicaps and whether they use a wheelchair or walker They are normally installed on the outside wall of a facility or on lamp posts. Outside Receivers are usually installed 300 feet from each other and provide a locating accuracy within 50 feet. These can provide coverage for parking areas, walking paths or outside patios. They are identical in appearance; the differences are in their functions and related supervision time. One is supervised every 60 minutes, while the other is supervised every 30 seconds. All this would take place in less than 2 seconds. If a resident needs assistance and activates this portable Call Button, the operation is the same as the 60 minute SE88 call button. This call button has two additional features. The area can be part of a floor used for Memory Care, the entire building or if outside Receivers are used, it can cover the outside property as well. Facilities can provide portable Call Buttons to residents as they move in and then, as their health concerns elicit increased protection, they can add the wireless Pull Cords where they can be most helpful for these residents. Not only do Call Buttons cost less than Pull Cords, facilities can buy Pull Cords in future, as they need them, or in the case of a new residence, as occupancy fills up and the revenue stream grows. The Ministry in Ontario recognizes the benefits, which is why their use has been approved since 2003. Portable Call Buttons are considerably less expensive than wireless Bed Station Push Cords. Both are supervised every 65 minutes, including battery status information.
The system has the capacity for 99 different schedules for door alarms, thus allowing for different doors to be monitored during different periods. For example: “Door alarm, 3rd floor balcony”. The relative information is then entered in the database and monitoring on a door is immediately activated. It also ensures that not one resident is missed. In the system’s software, you simply click and drag to create boundaries for each Call Button, creating a Virtual Fence. The areas can be defined as part of a floor, an entire floor, the entire facility or the facility’s property if outside Receivers are used. For example, the consecutive pages could identify the location as 3rd floor exam room, 3rd floor south west, 2nd floor south west, etc. This is a simple operation at the computer location. This is achieved by assigning Memory care residents a portable SE88-30S Call Button, which supervises itself every 30 seconds. This same information would also be displayed on the computer screen. The Transponders communicate with the Receivers 10 times per second to detect alarms, system faults, including tampering, tests from Transmitters, and battery conditions. This information is then passed on to the Central Console. The Central Console automatically activates these test transmitters several times a day to transmit a “Buddy Check” Test, to verify that all Receivers are functioning properly. It will repeat this request every 10 seconds for a total of seven times, or until it receives a message from the Transponder. If there is no reply from the Transponder, it will display a “Communications Failure” warning on its monitor and alert the appropriate staff via Pagers. If more than two pages are required, a time delay timer can be installed. This “audible” alarm will continue until the resident alarm is cleared. It can be a message to one Pager such as: “ Call me at Extension 222, Katherine” or to a group of Pagers such as: “ 3 p.m. meeting moved back to 3.30 p.m.”.
The APC Battery Backup unit that we install will provide backup for the 10-15 minutes that a facility requires till a generator is engaged. The Receivers are powered from the Transponders, so the entire system remains operational during a power failure. With Transponders connected to a generator, and Receivers powered by the Transponders, the entire system remains up and running It is maintained through the Central Console which consists of an IBM PC compatible computer. The software also has the capability to operate with a backup computer and up to 8 additional workstations. The operating system can work in any environment, from Windows 98 all the way to Windows 7. It is also responsible for receiving trouble messages from the Transponders. These messages could be tamper alarms, loss of power, low battery, bus faults, output device errors, bad checksum, and receiver jamming. The Central Console and backup computer continually exchange information, so that the backup is always current. The workstations and backup computer can perform all normal Security Escort functions with the exception of communicating with the Transponders. For example, the alarms activated in the Assisted Living area could be displayed only on the computer screen in the Assisted Living area, while the alarms from the Independent Living residents could be displayed on another computer. For example, someone could be working in a Word document at a workstation and when a Security Escort alarm comes in, the relevant map and alarm information would pop up on the screen. When the alarms have been responded to, the system logs them in a history file. A couple of clicks of a mouse will display a report of alarms, along with the time at which the alarm was reset. A few more clicks of the mouse and you can either print or save the reports.
Whenever doing a large installation, we can always call upon and benefit from help from two terrific people, John Day, who is the Canadian BOSCH representative to plan the cabling and where to position equipment for optimal results and Hal Feith, the Manager and Systems Engineer direct from the BOSCH Security Escort division in Rochester, NY. Hal travels on a regular basis worldwide to assist Security Escort dealers. His 15 years’ experience with the system is invaluable. It covers in greater detail scenarios such as troubleshooting, identifying problems and how to resolve them. It covers such things as the operation of the Receivers and the Transponders and changing batteries in Transmitters. It also covers a greater understanding of the operation of the BOSCH Security Escort software. The training is customized to train the maintenance staff so that they understand the various components and operations of the systems that they wish to be able to maintain directly, as well as adding Pull Cords, Call Buttons or Door Contact Transmitters, thus eliminating the need for service calls. Similarly, BOSCH tech support staff would also be able to access the software, if troubleshooting or assistance is required from them. It would be the responsibility of the facility to provide the internet access for the computer. Lawrence in Ontario with a local presence in London to cover South Western Ontario. The management team has been selling and servicing emergency call systems in the Northeast U.S. since 1996 and for a few years now in Ontario. That allows us to be much more reactive in the case of computer problems at a facility and to simply replace the computer immediately should a hard drive problem occur. It is a global supplier of innovative technology backed by the highest standards for service and support.
These facilities need the reliability and the powerful transmission offered by the BOSCH Escort 304 MHz frequency throughout their highly secure structures, where the walls are among the thickest and strongest. These applications are more to offer protection to the staff and to protect and locate valuable assets. Wally Dowhayko, the Security Manager at the Hotel Dieu Grace Hospital in Windsor, Ontario made the following comments. The use of the pendant for the Security Escort system has become mandatory for all employees of the hospital -- close to 2,200 staff members -- as part of our Occupational Health and Safety Policy. Dowhayko is considering additional uses for the Security Escort system to increase the hospital's return on investment, including utilising the system's ability to track objects as an asset protection device. St. Joseph’s Healthcare in Hamilton, Ontario uses the Security Escort system in its highly secure psychiatric area for the protection of staff. The Provo Psychiatric Hospital in Utah and the Mohawk Valley Psychiatric Center in New York have similar uses. The BOSCH Security Escort provides the peace of mind they are looking for.Randy Bevins, Director of Campus Security, has stated that “ the system is accurate within 10 feet and that he has experienced no major system failure since installation, despite the fact that the system is seventeen years old ”. The system involves 16 Transponders and 300 indoor and outdoor Receivers. When a Transmitter is activated, it allows security officials to monitor students through a graphical interface that has floor-by-floor identification, inside and outside locations, and direction of student travel. The senior living community is spread over 42 shady and wooded acres. When someone needs assistance, it may be difficult, painful or even impossible for a resident to get to a telephone or a pull cord. Security Escort is there to help with its small, convenient transmitter.
Once a transmitter is activated and generates an alarm, the staff is immediately notified of the resident’s name and location so they can send assistance. If someone attempts to walk away from the area without advising us first, we are alerted by the system and able to track their location. We first check the system to see where they might be.” explains June. The Alarm Screen instantly identifies user and location. Upon receipt of an alarm, the console software displays a map showing the location of the signal, indicated by the red circle in the map above. During an alarm event, the user’s name and personal information are displayed on the screen which can include a photograph, medical history, condition, drug allergies, age, height, weight and more. Updated every seven seconds, the alarm screen’s user-friendly interface makes it easy to manage alarms and dispatch assistance quickly. Multiple alarms are handled and resolved separately so if more than one person calls for assistance at one time, no one waits. It also means that you can retain residents, who are more at risk, a little longer in your facility. This is easily achieved using Virtual Fencing by a simple click and drag operation on a floor plan at the Central Console computer. In time if you decide to restrict a resident to the Assisted Living floor or Memory Care area, you simply repeat the Virtual Fencing process on the computer and change the area. When that resident wanders out of her apartment, your staff will receive an immediate “door alarm” page notification. By moving the resident to an Assisted Living floor, and moving the door contact as well, your staff will then be able to provide a quicker response. This is especially helpful when a resident is recuperating from a fall or surgery. Again a simple click of a mouse and the addition of a bathroom door contact or a motion detector will accomplish this at minimal cost, and will inform your staff of lack of movement in a resident’s apartment.
We overnighted the facility a wireless pull cord that the maintenance staff installed in the garage and we remotely did the appropriate entry in the database. The entire residence, including the underground garage had been tested previously for coverage throughout, so that residents could use their portable call buttons. However, this was one instance where the resident was not wearing her personal call button. Again we overnighted them a pull cord, the maintenance staff installed it and we did the programming remotely. In this particular facility, the laundry room was in the basement in the older part of the building, with solid ceilings throughout and thick stone walls. It would have been extremely difficult and expensive to install a hard-wire pull cord in that area. The same solution came about for some customers who started noticing certain residents wandering out of their apartments at night. A quick phone call or an email and a wireless door alarm transmitter is immediately shipped. The BOSCH Security Escort system allows you to purchase just the equipment you need initially, and as the needs arise, to add equipment for residents or at locations as they are needed. This fits in perfectly with the principle of billing for “A la Carte” services and increasing the facility’s revenue stream accordingly by charging extra for special features and benefits. Our broad portfolio of products and systems for video surveillance, access control, and intrusion and fire detection are used by major schools and universities, government agencies, correctional facilities, retail stores, casinos and in many other commercial environments throughout North America. Bosch is also committed to upholding the highest standards for service. Our goal is total customer satisfaction through products, service and support. Bosch associates work closely with customers to help them win new business.
Technical support services are easily accessible via phone, email and the Internet for installers working to develop and maintain high-quality security systems, and we provide extensive training to make sure our customers understand how to get the most from their systems. For more than 100 years, the Bosch name has stood for quality and reliability. We are there for our customers during all crucial phases of a project: before, during and after the sale. Delete if not required. Delete if not required. There shall be three types of System activation by the Transmitters; Alarm, Test, and Supervision. For Silent Alarm purposes, there shall be no sound emitted from a Security Transmitter when activated. These messages allow the system to verify the transmitter is functioning normally, the battery level is adequate and to locate a transmitter that is not in an alarm state. For proper location, receivers shall be spaced 300 feet outdoors (91.5 meters outdoors) and 80 feet indoors (24.5 meters indoors) from adjacent receivers. Each bus uses four wires, two for power and two for data. Each bus shall be capable of supporting up to eight devices. One computer shall serve as the Main Controller for the entire System while the others shall serve as backup and remote workstations. The computers shall continually exchange information so that the backup computers are kept current. Functions shall be on replaceable panels, modules or circuit boards to accommodate functional changes when required. All field enclosures shall be supervised so as to give a trouble signal if tampered and receiving devices will contain jamming detection circuits. All units shall be of solid state design. Provide evidence of compliance upon request. Provide evidence of compliance upon request. Provide evidence of compliance upon request. The following is one example of how a mock-up on a large project might be specified.
When deciding on the extent of the mock-up, consider all the major different types of work on the project. Do not install products under environmental conditions outside manufacturer's absolute limits. Delete if not required. Delete if not required. Allow a client computer in the network to access the AEC to manage the database, monitor activity or control devices. Regular and special holidays have 4 sets of time intervals. There is 64 selections; 32 assigned to regular holiday dates and 32 assigned to special holiday dates. System resumes normal operation when it encounters a valid schedule interval. System resumes normal operation when it encounters a valid schedule interval. If the output point is linked to an input point as a status output, the status is not indicated. System resumes normal operation when it encounters a valid schedule interval. Allow to carry out an automatic backup at a specific time of the day or manually back up the database. Configure up to 64 bits and 8 parity formats. A total of eight groups and eight message fields are available for configuration, each with two Send To and two Carbon Copy (Cc) email addresses. Each group has up to four mobile telephone numbers for SMS messaging. Input Points can be assigned to a group such as Alarm Zone or as individual points. Allows to configure up to four Alarm Zones. Program to activate or de-activate the reader based on pre-programmed Schedules. Define access rights: view, save or both view and save. This feature is useful to remotely connect to AEC. Refer to manufacturer's technical literature for specific features of each product. Delete if not required. Delete if not required. Refer to schedule of transmitter types and quantities. The digital code shall differentiate the specific transmitter as assigned to a User, Security or Maintenance personnel, or asset. Radio transmissions shall occur in the 304 Mhz band reserved for security applications.