User's Manual

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38 System Overview ROAMEO System
Bosch Security Systems, Inc.
Technical Manual
F.01U.306.750
Rev. 01
ROAMEO System Setup Checklist
Each beltpack has only one HOME access point.
Each system can have only one Sync Master access point (set in IPedit).
When subscribing a beltpack to the system, the beltpack must be within 40 feet (12 meters) of an access point in
that system.
Each access point set to the G.722 CODEC can be a host for up to five beltpacks (no channels left for roaming
beltpacks).
Recommend each G.722 access point only be loaded to four beltpacks to allow for roaming beltpacks.
Each access point set to the G.726 CODEC can be host for up to 10 beltpacks (no channels left for roaming
beltpacks).
Recommend each G.726 access point only be loaded to eight beltpacks to allow for roaming beltpacks.
If the CODEC is changed for a system, the beltpacks must be subscribed again.
A system can only have all G.722 or all G.726 access points (no CODEC mixing is allowed).
Always have Ethernet connected to an access point before powering up the access point.
The Ethernet network follows standard Ethernet practices.
Use only CAT5e UTP or better Ethernet cable.
Use only Layer 3 IP routing-capable, managed switches.
100Mbit networks can only have up to seven hops (A link between the Matrix and an Ethernet switch counts as a
hop, each link after daisy chaining through an access point counts as a hop).
1GBit networks can only have up to 20 hops (A link between the Matrix and an Ethernet switch counts as a hop,
each link after daisy chaining through an access point counts as a hop).
Maximum system size is 10 access points and 40 beltpacks.
The overlap RF coverage area between two adjacent access points should have an RSSI reading of 80 or better
from each access point for error free roaming.
In a high density beltpack coverage area with more than six access points (G.722) or more than 10 access points
(G.726) covering the area, all access points must be within each others -70dBm RF coverage contour (112 or
better on the beltpack’s RSSI site survey screen).
If a PoE adapter is used, access points cannot be daisy-chained. Only one access point can be powered from the
PoE adapter. For more information, see “Power Over Ethernet” on page 57.