Installation manual
Intrusion Control Panel
Solution 64
Release Notes March, 2007
Security Systems
In the interest of ongoing product development and improvement, Bosch is proud to release software version 1 .10 for the
Solution 64 Security Control Panel. This document briefly outlines the new features and improvements added in this release.
Please read in conjunction with the current installation manual and other addendums for more detailed information.
To coincide with this release, we are pleased to also announce that Version 1.07 of our Solution Link Upload/Download software
is now available. Version 1.07 includes increased functionality, as well as support for the additional features in the V1.10
Solution 64 release.
Release Notes for Version 1.10.00
1)
NEW
Support For 3 x CM104 Zone Expander Modules.
Version 1.10 includes support for up to three CM104 - 8/16 Zone
Expansion modules. This allows zones to be located in four
separate locations or buildings using individual modules which
are then wired back to the control panel via the 4 wire LAN.
All zones follow the global EOL setting in MENU 3-4-0 regardless
of which module they are on. i.e. If Split EOL is selected, then all
zones will be configured for Split EOL.
Zone numbering is automatically assigned by the panel during
power up depending on the module configuration found.
For example if Split EOL is selected and 3 x CM104 Zone
Expanders are fitted, then Zones 1 - 16 will be located on the
main panel, Zones 17 - 32 will be located on CM104 Expander 1
and Zones 33 - 48 will be located on CM104 Expander 2.
ZON E CON FI GU RATI ON TABLE
Device Type
Single
EOL
Alarm +
Tamper
Split
EOL
RF
Zones
Solution 64 Panel 8 8 16
Any
number
up to a
maximum
of 64
zones
CM104 Expander 1 8 8 16
CM104 Expander 2 8 8 16
CM104 Expander 3 8 8 16
Total Zones 32 32 64
Solution 64 Panel 8 8 16
CM105 Expander 16 16 32
CM106 Expander 1 8 8 16
CM106 Expander 2 8 8 N/A
Total Zones 40 40 64 64
If a mixture of hardwired and RF zones are being used, then it is
recommended that you assign the RF zones to zone numbers
above the maximum number of hardwired zones. In the above
example you would assign the first RF zone to Zone 49 which
would leave all 48 hardwired zone inputs free.
If an RF zone is assigned to a zone which has a physical
hardwired input then the RF zone will take precedence and the
hardwired zone input will be disabled.
i
Note
At this time the panel supports either CM104 zone expanders
OR CM105 zone expanders however is not possible to mix
both types on the one system. See the zone configuration
table for the various zone configuration options available.
RF zones are available regardless of which hardwired zone options
are used.
2)
NEW
Support For 3 x CM110 Output Expander Modules.
Version 1.10 includes support for up to three CM110 - 4 Way
Relay Output Expanders.
This feature takes the maximum output capacity of the panel to
16 high current outputs. Outputs can be located in up to four
different locations or buildings using individual modules which
are then wired back to the control panel via the 4 wire LAN.
This additional module support also provides for up to 6
external access control doors via the dual proximity reader
inputs located on the CM110 Expanders.
The CM110 inputs currently support the PR100 External
Proximity readers which are compatible with the Proximity
Keypads. The total number of access control doors now
increases to 14.
ACCE SS D OO R TYPE / CAPAC IT Y
Firmware Internal External Total
V1.05.01 or lower 8 2 10
V1.10.00 or higher 8 6 14
Output and Proximity Reader numbering is automatically
assigned by the panel during power up depending on the
module configuration found.
Support for up to 3 x CM104 Zone Expanders
Added End Of Exit Beep when Part Arming
Support for up to 3 x CM110 Output Expanders
Added Option to Arm All User Areas Via Prox
Support for up to 3 x CM120 LAN Power Supplies
Added Option to Expire PIN on a per User Basis
Full Area and Output Control via DTMF
Added Zone Trigger Delay Option
Support for up to 6 x PR100 Proximity Readers
Added Support For Remote Keypad Simulator