ISW-EN7016 Installation Guide

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1 ISW-EN7016 Installation Guide Survey Kit The items in this product kit are designed to be used by professional security technicians. This product kit is intended for indoor use. Quick Start Guide By following this procedure you can quickly configure the supplied equipment to perform a site survey. Sections 2.0 through 5.0 list detailed configuration options, features and detailed startup procedures. Refer to Section 1.0 for a complete list of survey kit contents. 1. Slide off the battery cover on the back of the ISW-EN4016SK survey receiver. Refer to Figure Load four AA batteries into the survey receiver. 3. Press the Power button to turn on the survey receiver. 4. Press the Enter button to advance to the main menu. Figure 1: ISW-EN4016SK Survey Receiver 9. On the ISW-EN1223SK survey transmitter, press the On/Off button. The Transmit LED flashes. 10. Use the small flat-blade screwdriver to press the housing release tab on either end of the ISW-EN1210SK survey transmitter. Refer to Figure Separate the housing. 12. On the survey receiver, select POINT 2 on the REGISTER POINT menu, and then press the Enter button. 13. On the ISW-EN1210SK survey transmitter: a. Press the RESET button. The survey transmitter registers with the receiver. b. Press the On/Off button. The Transmit LED flashes. Figure 3: ISW-EN1210SK Survey Transmitter Components 1 - Transmitter LED display 2 - Power button 3 - Enter button 4 - Exit button 5. Select REGISTER POINT on the main menu, and then press ENTER. 6. Select POINT 1 on the REGISTER POINT menu, and then press the Enter button. 7. On the ISW-EN1223SK survey transmitter, press the RESET button. Refer to Figure 2. Figure 2: ISW-EN1223SK Survey Transmitter Components 1 - Frequency Band pins 2 - RESET button 3 - Housing release tabs 4 - Battery 5 - On/Off button 6 - Transmit LED 14. Place the survey transmitters as close as possible to the location where you will mount the network coordinator or receiver. 15. Holding the survey receiver, walk as close as possible to the first point where you plan to use a transmitter or two-way device. Reversing the position of the device and the high-power repeater makes the survey easier to perform. This equipment reversal does not affect the accuracy of the results. 16. On the survey receiver, press the Exit button to return to the main menu. 17. Select POINT STATUS on the main menu. 18. Select POINT 1 or POINT 2 to view signal information. Figure 4: Survey Receiver Point Signal Symbols 1 - Front of transmitter 2 - On/Off button 3 - Back of transmitter 4 - RESET button 8. On the survey receiver, select PENDANT. The survey transmitter registers with the receiver. 1 - Signal strength 2 - Transmission symbol

2 1.0 ISW-EN7016 Survey Kit Overview The ISW-EN7016 survey kit is a portable, easy-to-use system for conducting site surveys. Site surveys determine the optimal location for your wireless receivers, high-power repeaters and devices. Figure 5: ISW-EN7016SW Survey Kit Components 1.1 Measure Signal Strength The survey kit measures the signal strength of high-power repeater and device messages to help optimize your system. The survey kit provides you with two signal-strength measurements: signal level and signal margin. The signal level is the measurement of the overall db level of the message. The signal margin is the measurement of the db level of the message, minus the db level of any interfering signals. Place wireless equipment within a facility so that all devices produce signal margin readings of at least 4 db. The signal level and the signal margin are measured in db. Because signal strength and signal margin are measured on a logarithmic scale, the difference between a db level of 3 (weak) and a db level of 4 (good) is a much larger difference than it is on a linear scale. 1.2 ISW-EN7016SW Survey Kit Components The survey kit is battery-powered for portability Survey Kit Component Overview The following components are included in the survey kit: ISW-EN4016SK survey receiver, with belt clip and pendant accessory ISW-EN1223SK survey transmitter, with belt clip and pendent accessory for testing the location of pendant transmitters or two-way devices ISW-EN1210SK survey transmitter for testing the location of all other devices Flat-blade screwdriver Reversible flat-blade/phillips screwdriver ISW-EN7016SK Survey Kit Installation Guide 1 - ISW-EN7016SW Survey Receiver 2 - ISW-EN1223SK Survey Transmitter 3 - ISW-EN1210SK Survey Transmitter 4 - Accessory compartment 5 - Screwdrivers Additional Needed Supplies For the receiver, you must supply: 4 fresh AA alkaline batteries, or 4 fully-charged AA NiMH rechargeable batteries Additional Recommended Supplies The following supplies are recommended for a site survey: Headphones with a 3.5 mm plug A battery charger, if using rechargeable batteries. Bosch Security Systems, Inc. recommends the Rayovac PS5/PS6 or the Energizer CH30MNCP-4. 2 F01U /09 ISW-EN7016 Installation Guide 2009 Bosch Security Systems, Inc.

3 2.0 Configure Survey Transmitter Frequency Bands The survey transmitters are designed for use with the survey kit only. Do not use the survey transmitters to perform range tests with receivers other than the ISW-EN4016SK survey receiver. 2.1 Configure the ISW-EN1223SK Survey Transmitter Frequency Band 1. Remove the three housing screws from the back of the transmitter. Refer to Figure Open the housing. 3. Install the battery. Ensure that the positive terminal (+) faces the indicated side of the holder. Refer to Figure 6. Figure 6: ISW-EN1223SK Survey Transmitter Components Figure 7: ISW-EN1223SK Frequency Band Settings 1 - Australia (915 MHz to 928 MHz) 2 - New Zealand (921 MHz to 928 MHz) 3 - North America (902 MHz to 928 MHz) (default) 1 - Front of transmitter 2 - Transmit LED 3 - On/Off button 4 - Back of transmitter 5 - Housing screws (3) 6 - RESET button 7 - Front of PCB 8 - Frequency Band pins 9 - Back of PCB 10 - Battery in holder 11 - RESET button 7. Place the PCB into the back housing, place the front housing on top, and secure the housings together with the housing screws. 8. Replace the three housing screws. 9. Press the RESET button. Refer to Figure 6. North American is selected when the jumper is attached to only one pin. Attach the jumper to only one pin to prevent losing the jumper when selecting North America. 2.2 Configure the ISW-EN1210SK Survey Transmitter Frequency Band 1. Use the small flat-blade screwdriver to press the housing release tab on either end of the ISW-EN1210SK survey transmitter. 2. Separate the housing. 3. Install the battery. Refer to Figure 8. Ensure that the positive terminal (+) faces the indicated side of the holder. Figure 8: ISW-EN1210SK Survey Transmitter Components 4. If necessary, remove the transmitter printed circuit board (PCB) from the housing. 5. Ensure that you are looking at the front of the PCB. Refer to Figure Select the appropriate frequency band for your geographic area. Refer to Figure Frequency Band pins 2 - RESET button 3 - Housing release tabs 4 - Battery 5 - On/Off button 6 - Transmit LED 4. Select the appropriate frequency band for your geographic area. Refer to Figure 9 on page Bosch Security Systems, Inc. ISW-EN7016 Installation Guide 3/09 F01U

4 North American is selected when the jumper is attached to only one pin. Attach the jumper to only one pin to prevent losing the jumper when selecting North America. Figure 9: ISW-EN1210SK Frequency Band Settings 3.0 Configure the Survey Receiver The survey receiver powers down if no key is pressed for 30 min, unless the survey receiver shows one of the POINT STATUS screens. If one of the POINT STATUS screens shows, the survey receiver powers down after five hours. 3.1 ISW-EN4016SK Survey Receiver Operation Figure 10: ISW-EN4016SK Survey Receiver Keypad 1 - Australia (915 MHz to 928 MHz) 2 - New Zealand (921 MHz to 928 MHz) 3 - North America (902 MHz to 928 MHz)(default) 5. Press the RESET button. Refer to Figure 8 on page 3. When pressing the RESET button, do not touch the Frequency Band pins. Touching the Frequency Band pins while pressing the RESET button can inadvertently set the transmitter to the wrong frequency band. 6. Close the housing. North American is selected when the jumper is attached to only one pin. Attach the jumper to only one pin to prevent losing the jumper when selecting North America. 1 - Transmitter LED display 2 - Power button 3 - Up button 4 - Down button 5 - Enter button 6 - Power button To operate the survey receiver (refer to Figure 10): Press the Up and Down buttons to highlight menu items on the display screen. Refer to Figure 11. Press the Enter button to select highlighted menu items. Press the Exit button to return to the previous display screen. Figure 11: Survey Receiver Highlighting, Main Menu 1 - Highlighted menu option (underscore on left, uppercase) 2 - Non-highlighted menu option 3 - Battery symbol 4 F01U /09 ISW-EN7016 Installation Guide 2009 Bosch Security Systems, Inc.

5 3.2 ISW-EN4016SK Survey Receiver Configuration Options The survey receiver s main menu shows the model number and frequency band on the first line. Refer to Figure 11 on page 4. If the battery is low, the first line shows the battery symbol as low. The battery symbol shows on many other screens. Refer to Table 1 for the main menu options. Table 1: Option Text Point Status Register Point Delete Point Receiver Setup Survey Receiver Main Menu Options Function View point status. Register a point. Delete registered points. Configure the receiver. 3.3 Configure the Survey Receiver Frequency Band 1. Press the Power button on the survey receiver keypad to power on the device. When the receiver information screen appears, press the Enter button to advance to the main menu. Refer to Figure 10 on page Press the Down button three times to highlight RECEIVER SETUP. 3. Press the Enter button to open the RECEIVER SETUP menu. Refer to Figure 12. Refer to Table 2 for the RECEIVER SETUP menu options. Figure 13: Survey Receiver Freq Band Setup Menu 6. Use the Up or Down button to select the appropriate frequency band for your geographic area. 7. Press the Enter button to accept your selection. 8. Press the Exit button repeatedly to return to the main menu. Test the transmitter after it is registered with the system. To test the transmitter, activate each of the conditions and ensure an appropriate response. Figure 12: Survey Receiver Setup Menu Table 2: Survey Receiver Setup Menu Options Option Text Function Sounder Vol Ctrl Headphone Vol Ctrl Restore Defaults Freq Band Setup Change the volume for the survey receiver sounder. The volume is given as a percentage, with a default of 100%. Press the Up or Down button to raise or lower the volume. Change the volume for the optional headphones. The volume is given as a percentage, with a default of 100%. Press the Up or Down button to raise or lower the volume. Restore all default receiver configuration settings, and erase all programmed points. Select the appropriate frequency band for your geographic area. If you restore defaults, all programmed points are erased. Restoring defaults requires registration of all points again. 4. Press the Down button three times to highlight FREQ BAND SETUP. 5. Press the Enter button to open the FREQ BAND SETUP menu Bosch Security Systems, Inc. ISW-EN7016 Installation Guide 3/09 F01U

6 4.0 Register Devices You must register the survey transmitters and any other devices you will use to perform a site survey. The survey receiver can register up to 16 points (one device per point). Only points that do not have a device registered to them appear in the menu. If all points have a device registered to them, the ALL POINTS ARE REGISTERED message appears. To register a new point, delete an existing point and return to the REGISTER POINT menu. 4.1 Register the ISW-EN1223SK Survey Transmitter 1. From the main menu, use the Up or Down button to highlight REGISTER POINT. 2. Press the Enter button to open the REGISTER POINT menu. Figure 14: Survey Receiver Register Point Menu 4.2 Register the ISW-EN1210SK Survey Transmitter 1. From the main menu, use the Up or Down button to highlight REGISTER POINT. 2. Press the Enter button to open the REGISTER POINT menu. Refer to Figure 14 on page Use the Up or Down button to highlight POINT 2, and then press the Enter button to select point 2. A message appears asking you to press the RESET button. 4. Press the RESET button on the survey transmitter. A message appears indicating that the registration is successful. Refer to Figure 16 on page Register Devices 1. From the main menu, use the Up or Down button to highlight REGISTER POINT. 2. Press the Enter button to open the REGISTER POINT menu. Refer to Figure 14 on page Use the Up or Down button to highlight the desired point, and then press the Enter button to select that point. A message appears asking you to press the RESET button. 4. Press the RESET button on the device you wish to register. A message appears indicating that the registration completed. Refer to Figure 16 on page Use the Up or Down button to highlight POINT 1, and then press the Enter button to select it. A message appears asking you to press the RESET button. 4. Press the RESET button on the survey transmitter. 5. The SIMULATE menu appears, showing the Pendant and Two-Way options. Figure 15: Survey Receiver Simulate Menu 4.4 Register High-power Repeaters If no high-power repeaters are registered to a point, the survey receiver uses every high-power repeater in your system to determine the device RF signal strength for the first hop (transmit signal from the transmitter to the repeater), and last hop (transmit signal from the repeater to the receiver), displaying the results on the point status signal strength screen. If you wish to view the first hop results from specific high-power repeaters, you must register the high-power repeaters for monitoring. Register high-power repeaters using the steps for registering other devices. Refer to Section 4.3 Register Devices. When high-power repeaters are registered, the last hop information from a device continues to be influenced by all repeaters in the system. 6. Use the Up or Down button to do one of the following: - Highlight the PENDANT option to use the survey transmitter to simulate a pendant transmitter (preferred) or - Highlight the TWO-WAY option to use the survey transmitter to simulate a two-way device. 7. Press the Enter button. A message appears indicating that the registration is successful. If you wish to monitor signal strength from a registered high-power repeater alone, with no other device, refer to Section 5.0 Perform a Site Survey Using Survey Transmitters, and choose the point to which you registered the high-power repeater. Messages repeated by the high-power repeater are not included in the signal strength information; only supervision, RESET or restoral and tamper messages count toward signal strength information. Figure 16: Survey Receiver Point Registered Message 6 F01U /09 ISW-EN7016 Installation Guide 2009 Bosch Security Systems, Inc.

7 5.0 Perform a Site Survey Using Survey Transmitters The survey kit provides continuous monitoring of the signal strength of devices and high-power repeaters. The survey receiver shows device and repeater transmission received symbols (* and +) on the display screen. The survey receiver sounder or headphones also indicate the transmission received information. When the survey receiver receives a good signal, the transmission symbols beat once each sec, and the survey kit beeps accordingly. To perform the site survey: 1. Prepare a site map, indicating where you plan to mount all devices and the receiver. 2. Place the survey transmitters where you plan to mount your network coordinator or receiver. Place the survey transmitters as close as possible to the point where you will place the receiver. 3. Press the ISW-EN1223SK survey transmitter On/Off button to begin test transmissions. Refer to Figure 6 on page 3. The test transmission continues for four hours, unless stopped. Press the On/Off button again to stop the test transmission. Each time the On/Off button toggles, a new 4-hr time-out begins. 4. Open the ISW-EN1210SK survey transmitter housing and press the On/Off button to begin test transmissions. Refer to Figure 8 on page 3. The test transmission continues for four hours, unless stopped. Press the On/Off button again to stop the test transmission. Each time the On/Off button is toggled, a new 4-hr time-out begins. 5. Walk with the receiver to the first point of coverage and place the receiver where you wish to locate the first device. To ensure an accurate signal reading, place the receiver as close as possible to the point where you will mount the device. If mobile devices will be used, check signals from the most difficult locations from which users might activate alarms. 6. From the survey receiver main menu, use the Up or Down button to highlight POINT STATUS. 7. Press the Enter button to open the POINT STATUS menu. 8. Use the Up or Down button to highlight the point number you wish to use for the device whose location you are testing. 9. Press the Enter button. A point summary appears. Refer to Figure 17 and Table 3 on page 7. Figure 17: Survey Receiver Point Summary Table 3: 1 - Point number 2 - Signal strength 3 - Device transmission symbol 4 - High-power repeater transmission symbol 5 - Signal margin 6 - Device battery level 7 - Message number. 8 - Receive level Figure 17 Callout No. Survey Receiver Setup Menu Options Details 1 The point number you selected. 2 GOOD indicates a sufficient signal margin ( 4 db); WEAK indicates an insufficient margin signal (<4 db); N/S indicates no signal received (no message received). 3 Flashes approximately once each sec when the receiver receives a good signal directly from a selected device. The receiver beeps at the same rate. 4 Flashes approximately once each sec when the receiver receives a good signal and when a high-power repeater passed the signal. 5 Indicates the overall strength of messages received from the selected device and repeaters, shown in decibels (db). 6 Indicates the signal margin of messages received from the selected device and repeaters, shown in decibels (db). 7 Indicates the total number of messages received, up to Indicates battery level as OK or LOW. 10. Press the Enter button for more signal information Bosch Security Systems, Inc. ISW-EN7016 Installation Guide 3/09 F01U

8 Figure 18: Survey Receiver Message Count Summary 1 - Activation messages received total 2 - Tamper messages received total 3 - Supervisory messages received total 4 - RESET and restoral messages received total 11. Press the Enter button for more signal information. Figure 19: Survey Receiver Signal Strength Summary 1 - Overall strength of device messages received directly, shown in decibels (db) 2 - Signal margin of device messages received directly, shown in decibels (db) 3 - Signal margin of first hop device messages received by high-power repeaters, shown in decibels (db) 4 - Signal margin of last hop high-power repeater messages received by the survey kit, shown in decibels (db) 5 - Overall strength of last hop high-power repeater messages received by the survey kit, shown in decibels (db) 6 - Overall strength of first hop device messages received by high-power repeaters 5. When you finish the site survey, press the On/Off buttons on the ISW-EN1223SK and ISW-EN1210SK survey transmitters to stop the transmissions. Then press the Power button on the survey receiver to turn off the device. 7.0 Specifications Operating Temperature: 0 C to +60 C (+32 F to +140 F ) Relative Humidity: Operating frequency: Measurement Accuracy: Receiver Type: Battery Type/Typical Battery Life: Trademarks Up to 90% (non-condensing) MHz (Australia), 868 MHz (Europe) MHz (USA) MHz (New Zealand) +/- 2 db at 25 C (77 F) +/- 3 db at 0 C - 60 C (32 F-140 C) Frequency hopping spread spectrum ISW-EN4016SK Survey Receiver: Eight hours of continuous use, 1.5 V, AA alkaline or NiMH ISW1210 Duracell DL123A, Panasonic CR123A, or approved equivalent ISW-EN1223SK Survey Transmitter: Panasonic CR2450, Renata CR2450, SANYO CR2450, or approved equivalent Energizer is a registered trademark of Eveready Battery Company, Inc. Phillips is a registered trademark of Phillips Screw Company in the United States and other countries. Rayovac is a registered trademark of Spectrum Brands, its subsidiaries, and/or its affiliates. Duracell is a registered trademark of the Gillette Company, USA, in the United States and other countries. Panasonic is a registered trademark of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. SANYO is a registered trademark of SANYO North America Corporation. Renata refers to Renata Batteries, a company of the Swatch Group. 12. Repeat Steps 2 through 11 for each point on your site map. 6.0 Perform a Site Survey Without Using Survey Transmitters You can use the survey receiver to monitor the signal strength of any device or high-power repeater in a system. 1. Register the device or high-power repeater you wish to monitor. Refer to Section 4.3 Register Devices on page 6 and Section 4.4 Register High-power Repeaters on page Place the survey receiver where the network coordinator or receiver is normally located. 3. Activate the device. 4. Monitor signal strength. Refer to Steps 6 through 12 in Section 5.0 Perform a Site Survey Using Survey Transmitters Bosch Security Systems, Inc. 130 Perinton Parkway, Fairport, NY USA (800) F01U Installation Guide 3/09 ISW-EN7016 Page 8 of 8