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CP050B

Night Arm Station

Security System

Installer Reference Guide

Security Systems

CM050B Installer Reference Guide

2Bosch Security Systems 10/12 CP050B FTR1.1

CP050B - Night Arm Station

The CP050B Night Arm Station allows you to arm and disarm the system in either PART Mode 1 or PART Mode 2

by simply pressing a single button. Arming in PART Mode automatically disables all zones that you do not wish to

detect intrusion (e.g. Bedrooms, living rooms etc).

PART Mode is ideally used at night when you want only the perimeter of the premises to be in a ready state to

detect intrusion and at the same time allow you to move freely within an area without causing an alarm condition.

Zones that are to be disabled in PART Mode 1 are programmed by the installer and zones which are to be disabled

in PART Mode 2 are programmed by the master user.

If an emergency situation arises, the Night Arm Station will allow you to initiate an audible panic alarm. To trigger

a panic alarm, both the PART 1 and PART 2 buttons need to be held down simultaneously for at least two seconds.

The system sirens and strobes will activate and can only be deactivated by entering a valid user code via the keypad.

A panic alarm can be activated at any time whether or not the system is already armed.

Operation

Arming and Disarming in PART Mode 1 and 2

With the system in the disarmed state (OK indicator illuminated or ﬂashing), press the PART 1 button on the Night

Arm Station once to arm the system in PART Mode 1 (ON indicator illuminated). To turn PART Mode 1 OFF, press the

PART 1 button again and the system will disarm.

If the entry warning timer is running or an alarm condition occurs while the system was in either PART mode, you

will not be able to disarm the system using the Night Arm Station. You will need to enter a valid user code at the

keypad.

To arm in PART Mode 2, follow the same procedure as above however press the PART 2 Mode button.

CP050B Compatibility

Panel Type Supported

Solution 16i Yes

Solution 16+ No

Solution 64 No

Solution 144 Yes

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ONOK

PANIC

PART 1 PART 2

Press Button

to Arm or Disarm

Part Mode 2

Press both buttons together for 2 seconds

to trigger a Panic Alarm.

Once an alarm has been triggered you will need to

enter a valid code from a keypad to cancel the alarm.

Status

Indicators

Press Button

to Arm or Disarm

Part Mode 1

Figure 1: CP050B Buttons and Indicators

CP050B Front Panel Layout

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Triggering a Panic Alarm

To trigger a panic alarm, hold both the PART 1 and PART 2 buttons down for two seconds. This will cause the sirens

and strobe lights to activate and the internal Night Arm Station siren to sound. To reset the system you will need to

enter a valid user code at the keypad. Once the user code is entered, the system will disarm and revert to its normal

state. A panic alarm can be triggered at any time regardless of whether the system is armed or disarmed.

Alarm Status Indication

The Night Arm Station incorporates two indicators which show the status of the system. Should the Night Arm Sta-

tion fail to display the system status at any time, it may mean that your installer has programmed your system for

keypad extinguish mode. This mode will automatically turn the indicators oﬀ sixty seconds after the last key press

on the Night Arm Station, allowing people to sleep in the same room as the Night Arm Station without being dis-

turbed by the indicators. The indicators will re-appear as soon as a key is pressed on any keypad or if an alarm event

occurs. Table :1 provides a list of the indications that may be displayed on the status indicators.

Indicator Brightness

The indicator brightness can be adjusted to suit the environment or personal preference. To adjust, press and hold

down the PART 1 button for 2 seconds. Both the indicators will come on indicating that the change mode is active.

Now press the PART 1 key repeatedly to reduce the brightness or the PART 2 key repeatedly to increase the bright-

ness. Once the desired level has been reached, press and hold down the PART 1 button for 2 seconds to exit.

Beeper Tone Change

The buzzer volume can be adjusted to suit the environment or personal preference. To adjust, press and hold down

the PART 2 button for 2 seconds. Once the change mode is active, press the PART 1 key repeatedly to reduce the

volume or the PART 2 key repeatedly to increase the volume until the desired level has been reached, then press

and hold down the PART 2 button for 2 seconds to exit.

CP050B Status Indicators

ON Indicator OK Indicator Keypad Siren System Status Status

OFF OFF OFF Power Fault or Keypad Extinguish Mode

OFF ON OFF System Disarmed, All Zones Sealed

OFF FLASHING OFF System Disarmed, Zone (s) Not Sealed

ON OFF OFF System Fully Armed

ON OFF ON System Fully Armed With Alarm

Table 1: CP050B Status Indicators

Note

You cannot disarm the system from PART mode

if an alarm has occurred or entry warning is

active. You will need to enter a valid user code

at the main keypad to cancel the alarm.

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Installation Overview

The CP050B module is LAN based, and is designed to be remotely located from the main panel and connected via

the 4 wire RS485 system LAN. As with all LAN devices each CP050B connected to the system must be assigned a

unique address using the on-board dip switches.

The CP050B is seen by the system as if it were a keypad device for the purpose of addressing. This means that the

address selected for each Night Arm Station will consume or occupy the corresponding Keypad address. No Keypad

or Night Arm Station can be set to the same address.

For example, if a system is to have 1 x Keypad and 1 x Night Arming Station then the address for the Keypad should

be set to 1 and the address for the Night Arm Station should be set to address 2. If at a later stage a second keypad

was added, then it would be set to address 3.

See the Table: 2 for a list of valid module addresses and the corresponding mappings for each module.

Address Conﬁguration

Switch Number SW1 SW2 SW3 Night Arm Station Number

Address 1 = OFF OFF OFF 1

Address 2 = ON OFF OFF 2

Address 3 = OFF ON OFF 3

Address 4 = ON ON OFF 4

Address 5 = OFF OFF ON 5

Address 6 = ON OFF ON 6

Address 7 = OFF ON ON 7

Address 8 = ON ON ON 8

Up to 8 x CP050B can be installed on the

Solution 16i and Solution 144 panels.

Table 2: CP050B Address Conﬁguration Settings

Installation Procedure

1) Mount the CP050B in the desired location. If required, the unit can be mounted on a standard GPO

mounting block.

2) Set the appropriate address for the CP050B via the dip switches.

3) Make sure the LAN is in unsecured mode and the remove power from the control panel.

4) Connect the 4 wire LAN from the CP050B to the control panel, and then reconnect power to the system.

5) During power up the panel will scan the LAN for new devices and the CP050 will be registered onto the

system.

6) If required, re-secure the LAN.

Note

You must power cycle the panel after connecting

the CP050B for the system to initialise the Night

Arm Station. The LAN must be in unsecured

mode.

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Note

The CP050B Night Arm Station is not compatible

with Solution 64 or Solution 16plus panels.

Contact your distributor for more information.

Night Arm Station Address

Select Switch. Each CP050B ﬁt-

ted to the system must be set to

a unique address via this switch.

See Table 2.

It is important to remember that

each Night Arm Station added

consumes the corresponding

keypad address.

This means that if you have a

keypad set to address 2 then you

cannot also set a Night Arm

Station to address 2.

Figure 2: CP050B Connection Diagram

Connect to 4 wire RS485 system

LAN. See module connection

speciﬁcation below for more

detail.

Programming

Each CP050B is treated by the panel as if it were a standard keypad from the point of view of programming options.

This means that to change parameters for a Night Arm Station which is conﬁgured for address 3 you would need to

select Keypad 3 under the devices menu and change the required parameters..

In a multi-area system you need to set the appropriate Home Area for the Night Arm Station to control. Each Night

Arm Station can only control part arming for its home area.

Program any zones which are required to be isolated when armed in Part mode 1 and or Part Mode 2 before testing

the system operation. As a general rule Part Mode 1 zones are programmed by the installer and Part Mode 2 zones

can be programmed by the user.

CP050B Connection Diagram

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N12138N12138 RoHS

In the interest of ongoing product development this

document is subject to change without notice.

CP050B Speciﬁcations

Part Number: CP050B - Night Arm Station

Operating Voltage: 10.5V D.C - 14.0V D.C. @ 20mA Stand-by, Max 50mA

(All LED’s and Buzzer Operating)

Module Connection:

(RS485 LAN)

Max total LAN length using multi strand security cable = 300m ,

Max total LAN length using 2 pair twisted shielded data cable (Belden 8723) = 1200m.

See the control panel manual for full wiring instructions.

Operating Environment: 0˚ to 55˚C RH 5 to 85% at 30˚C non-condensing.

Fixing Method: The CP050B can be directly installed onto a cavity or plaster wall using appropriate ﬁxings or onto a solid

masonry or brick wall using a standard height GPO mounting block (Clipsal or Similar).

Warranty: 3 years from date of manufacture (return to base)

Bosch Security Systems

25 Huntingwood Drive

Huntingwood, NSW 2148

Australia

Phone: +612 9672 1777

Facsimile: +612 9672 1717

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