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Carephone 50

 Technical Specifications | en

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Bosch Security Systems

User Manual

ISA-50-MS V2 I 2008.02

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Technical Specifications

Power supply

Power supply unit 230 V primary, 8.2 V secondary

Uninterrupted power supply 

6 V NiMH battery, 1.2 - 1.6 Ah, 

sufficient for at least 24 hours standby

Current consumption

Standby mode approx. 30 mA

Phone line connection

TAE 6 N

Dial mode

PD, tone dial, Flash1, Flash 2

Frequency

869.2125 MHz

Certificates

CE (R&TTE 1999/5/EC, LVD 73/23/EEC, 

EMC 89/336/EEC), Care Aids Directory

Standards complied with

EN50134-2:2000

EN50134-3:2002

EN301489-1 v1.4.1 (2002-08)

EN301489-3 v1.4.1 (2002-08)

EN300220 v2.1.1

Class 1 radio receiver

EN50371

EN60950-1:2001

EN50130-4 (04-1998)

EN55022 (01-2003)

ETS300683 (06-1997)

Receiver

Complies with class 1 as specified in 

EN 300 220 V2.1.1, duty cycle <0.1%

Environmental class

I

Programmable call numbers

10 call numbers with up to 22 digits and freely 

assignable to any type of triggering 

(triggering groups)

Max. number of RF transmitters

10

Volume settings

8 levels

Summary of Contents for Carephone 50 ISA-50-MS

Page 1: ...Carephone 50 ISA 50 MS en User and Programming Manual ...

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Page 3: ...8 5 1 Emergency Call Button 8 5 2 S Button 9 5 3 RF Transmitter 10 6 Taking Phone Calls 11 7 Emergency Call to a Call Centre 12 8 Emergency Call to a Private Phone 12 9 Cleaning 14 10 Device Acknowledgements 15 10 1 Light Signals 15 10 2 Voice Messages of the HTS50 16 11 Installation 18 11 1 Placing the HTS50 18 11 2 Connecting the HTS50 20 11 3 Connection Configuration 22 11 4 De installation 23 ...

Page 4: ... 3 Opening the Unit 26 12 4 Key Functions During Programming 26 12 5 Programming Procedure 27 12 6 The Main Programming Steps 28 12 7 Resetting the HTS50 to its factory defaults 36 13 Maintenance 36 14 Conformity 36 15 Replacing the Backup Battery 37 16 Battery Disposal 38 17 Technical Specifications 39 18 Appendix 41 18 1 Drilling Template 41 18 2 Programming Tables 42 ...

Page 5: ...e backup battery has a limited operating life and should be replaced after approximately 3 years Use original parts only X Electrolytes or gases may be emitted from the battery should it leak under exceptional circumstances If this happens deactivate the unit by isolating it from the phone network and power supply Battery replacement must be carried out by trained service personnel only X The manu...

Page 6: ...n to be exchanged and emergency assistance measures to be initiated In addition the HTS50 can be used to report an emergency when used in conjunction with a fire detector for example The device has two basic operating modes 1 The HTS50 forms part of a social alarm system that consists of a call centre that can be reached at any time using the Carephone Emergency calls are sent to this call centre ...

Page 7: ...ivery en 7 Bosch Security Systems User Manual ISA 50 MS V2 I 2008 02 3 Scope of Delivery 1 HTS50 2 RF transmitter 3 Power adapter 4 Telephone cord 5 Getting started guide 6 Quick programming guide 7 User and programming manual ...

Page 8: ...n 3 Red emergency call button 5 Functions 5 1 Emergency Call Button The emergency call button on the HTS50 is used to initiate an emergency call If you require help X press the emergency call button The call will be answered either by a person at the social alarm monitoring centre or the private individual who takes the emergency call ...

Page 9: ...e which elapses after the alarm button is pressed and during which the alarm is transmitted The time in which the pre alarm can be cancelled pre alarm time can be programmed to suit your individual requirements The emergency call cannot be cancelled once the pre alarm time has expired Service call The S button can also be programmed as a service button If you press the button and hold it for at le...

Page 10: ...ith you whenever you are home To make an emergency call using the RF transmitter X press the button on the RF transmitter The indicator light lights up once as confirmation The HTS50 sounds the announcement radio button and the emergency call is sent The call will be answered either by a person at the social alarm monitoring centre or by a private individual who takes the emergency call An emergen...

Page 11: ...u can speak from anywhere in the room as the HTS has a hands free function Taking phone calls with the HTS50 To take a phone call with the HTS50 X press the emergency call button when the phone rings To terminate the call X press the emergency call button again Taking phone calls with the RF transmitter To take a phone call with the RF transmitter X press your RF transmitter when the phone rings T...

Page 12: ... 8 Emergency Call to a Private Phone The HTS50 can be programmed to send an emergency call to a private phone belonging to an individual such as a relative The emergency call from the HTS50 is received just like a normal phone call How the emergency call is received on a private phone 1 You send an emergency call using the HTS50 or the RF transmitter 2 The emergency call is transmitted 3 The phone...

Page 13: ... The call can be extended by a further 3 minutes by pressing the 1 key The call can be extended as often as required in this way The call is terminated by pressing the 0 key i NOTE Instead of the unit ID a personal message can be recorded e g This is Mrs Brown s emergency call unit see Section 12 6 The Main Programming Steps Page 28 CAUTION If you do not terminate an emergency call when prompted t...

Page 14: ...ever use alcohol cleaning products containing alcohol or vinegar cleaning products for glass or plastics disinfectants except Incidur methylated spirits petroleum ether other aggressive agents If necessary remove the top cover of the HTS50 and clean the spaces in between the buttons The buttons can be detached by applying light pressure Key Function 0 Terminate call with confirmation 1 Extend call...

Page 15: ...flashes Status Description Action Yellow Green Blue Red Initialisation 2 sec after power on or programming Fault Fault message is announced once Press the S button to repeat 0 1s 2s Standby mode Unit is ready Pre alarm Cancel with stop button Connection Establish connection Speak Display for the hearing impaired 0 5s 0 5s Listen Listen display for the hearing impaired 0 1s 2s Repeat emergency call...

Page 16: ...larm input When the external alarm input is activated RF transmitter x When an RF detector is pressed x 1 10 Emergency call When the emergency call button is pressed Call activated Connection failed unit calling again Service call When the S button is pressed if it is programmed as a service button Stop When the S button is pressed during the pre alarm The emergency call is cancelled ...

Page 17: ... been lost Check the plug on the unit and the telephone socket Transmission failure An activated emergency call cannot be sent despite 15 repeated dialling attempts Press the S button to stop the error message announcement Contact the social alarm monitoring centre service provider or customer service Error zero one External signal detected The indicator lamp in the daily button continues to flash...

Page 18: ...e of the unit 11 1 Placing the HTS50 The HTS50 can be set up either on a level surface or mounted on the wall Setting up The HTS50 is designed for use in the home environment Many items of furniture are coated with a wide variety of paints varnishes and plastics and are treated with different types of care product The feet of the HTS50 may leave marks on furniture surfaces as a result of chemical ...

Page 19: ...and a head diameter between 7 and 9 mm and two suitable wall plugs 1 Position the plugs and screws so that the distance between the screw centres measures 95 mm you will find a drilling template on the last page 2 Mount the HTS50 by locating the screws in the holes provided in the base of the HTS 3 Adjust the screw depth so that the unit can be mounted safely on the screws ...

Page 20: ...e cord feed it through the cable channel and then through the opening on the back of the unit 2 Insert the plug on the telephone cord into the socket on the HTS50 To prevent strain on the cord feed it through the cable channel and then through the opening on the back of the unit i NOTE There should be a 230 V AC 50 Hz power outlet and a TAE telephone socket NFN NF or NFF near to the position where...

Page 21: ...t up The unit immediately offers a choice of languages and then switches to standby mode see Section 12 6 The Main Programming Steps Page 28 Programming step 01 The unit can now be programmed CAUTION Only connect the unit to a telephone outlet that has been correctly installed by your telephone service provider i NOTE If you perform step 4 before step 3 you will hear the announcement line failure ...

Page 22: ...omatically disconnected 3 The test call described above should be made each time the unit is reinstalled The unit can now be programmed as described in Section 12 i NOTE In the event of an emergency the unit must be able to send out an emergency call even if a phone call is in progress at the time The HTS50 must interrupt the phone call in order to do this CAUTION With a private branch exchange PA...

Page 23: ...08 02 11 4 De installation To switch off the HTS50 you must remove the power plug from the unit This also shuts down the battery NOTE If you remove the power plug from your power outlet the unit will announce a power failure The unit will automatically switch over to battery operation ...

Page 24: ...the centre by pressing the emergency call button The centre can now upload preset parameters to your HTS or it can poll the unit s programming status and change it Programming with a programming unit The HTS50 can be programmed with a programming unit and the associated PC software Please refer to the user manual of the programming unit for full details of this procedure i NOTE Programming the HTS...

Page 25: ...individual programming steps These programming steps are defined by BOSCH and numbered 01 to 99 A programming step consists of a number and associated settings Example Programming step 74 means Mute Alarm and has the settings 0 for off and 1 for on When you program the HTS50 this means that you are changing the way the unit behaves i NOTE A quick programming guide is provided on the inside of the ...

Page 26: ...t be saved Save the entered settings and go to the next programming step A The setting entered for the programming step is deleted Return to the beginning of the programming mode End programming Programming also ends automatically if no entries are made for more than 10 minutes The unit announces Set up ended 0 to 9 Enter the programming data P The unit announces the program step s current content...

Page 27: ... Set up 3 Enter the PIN The PIN factory setting is 246810 If the PIN is entered correctly the unit announces Selection 4 On the programming keypad enter the programming step whose setting you wish to change The programming steps can be carried out in any order 5 Enter the new setting as required 6 Press the C key to confirm your entries The HTS automatically goes to the next programming step To le...

Page 28: ...ge selection As soon as the HTS50 is powered on it announces a choice of six different languages English Selection one French Selection deux Flemish Belgium Keuze drie Italian Selezione quattro Dutch Keuze vijf German Auswahl sechs 1 Enter the language setting which you require 2 Press C The HTS is now ready for further programming NOTE You can select your language as soon as you hear it without l...

Page 29: ...0 If the last number has been dialled unsuccessfully the unit starts with the first number again and continues until it either sends an emergency call successfully or all of the programmed numbers have been tried 15 times B Dial pause D Dial tone detection Flash see Section 18 2 Programming Tables Page 42 Programming step 21 Example HTS50 on an exchange line Call number 1 Call number of the emerge...

Page 30: ... call is repeated if this time is exceeded X Enter a time between 0 and 99 minutes 0 Off 24 Confirmation with call When the repeated emergency call has been acknowledged you can speak directly to the call centre You program X 0 the repeated emergency call is acknowledged by pressing the S button a call is not made to the call centre X 1 the repeated emergency call is acknowledged by pressing the S...

Page 31: ... 0 and 9999 may not be used in the RB2000 protocol 34 Individual voice recording In an emergency call a recorded message will be transmitted instead of the unit ID The max message length is 6 seconds 1 Press D to start recording 2 The unit announces This is the social alarm unit A signal tone introduces the recording of your message 3 Speak your message 4 Recording is ended with a signal tone 5 Pr...

Page 32: ... setting You can program a setting from 1 to 9 for the required number 61 Incoming call recognition Incoming phone calls can be accepted by the HTS50 and the call can be conducted with the hands free feature The call can be accepted and terminated using the emergency call button A call can also be taken using the RF pendant if it is programmed for emergency call initiation The call tone on the HTS...

Page 33: ...program 1 the basic volume e g 4 2 the loud setting e g 6 3 the soft setting e g 2 70 Test call interval This step is used to program the interval between automatic test calls from the HTS50 to the social alarm call centre in days Select a setting between 0 and 28 days 0 Off 71 Service button If the S button is to be used as a service button as well this is programmed here You program X 0 Off X 1 ...

Page 34: ... the HTS50 refer to programming step 90 99 2 To assign a function to RF detector 91 select programming step 81 3 Select a function X 0 Radio transmission activation X 1 Emergency call button X 4 Service call X 7 Connection with individual call number 4 Press C to confirm The unit advances to programming step 82 You can now proceed to program the function of RF detector 92 and so on NOTE After prog...

Page 35: ...more RF detectors 1 Select programming step 92 1 HTS50 Selection 92 is 2 Press the corresponding RF transmitter 3 HTS50 Selection 92 is 4 Press C to confirm The second RF transmitter is now stored in the HTS50 The HTS advances to programming step 93 and additional RF detectors can now be registered NOTE After programming step 99 the unit advances to programming step 90 NOTE Make a note of the code...

Page 36: ...e replaced every 3 years Regularly check the cords for damage especially close to cable guides channels and sockets 14 Conformity All connected parts must meet the electric strength of TNV3 DIN EN 60950 The Carephone HTS50 is designed for operation on the public analogue telephone network The RF transmitter that is supplied with the unit uses the frequency specially reserved for social alarm calls...

Page 37: ... 3 years To replace the battery 1 Disconnect the power cord from the unit 2 Open the bottom cover of the HTS50 by using a suitable screwdriver to release the bottom cover from its clips 3 Take out the battery 1 4 Disconnect the plug on the battery cable from the socket 2 5 Now plug the cable of the new battery into the socket 6 Place the new battery in the unit 7 Close the bottom cover ...

Page 38: ...urity Systems 16 Battery Disposal Battery distributors are required by law to take back spent batteries they must not be thrown away as household waste Please return used rechargeable batteries to your specialist retailer or take them to a recycling centre intended for this purpose ...

Page 39: ...ency 869 2125 MHz Certificates CE R TTE 1999 5 EC LVD 73 23 EEC EMC 89 336 EEC Care Aids Directory Standards complied with EN50134 2 2000 EN50134 3 2002 EN301489 1 v1 4 1 2002 08 EN301489 3 v1 4 1 2002 08 EN300220 v2 1 1 Class 1 radio receiver EN50371 EN60950 1 2001 EN50130 4 04 1998 EN55022 01 2003 ETS300683 06 1997 Receiver Complies with class 1 as specified in EN 300 220 V2 1 1 duty cycle 0 1 E...

Page 40: ...ngs 8 levels User guidance By voice output Voice message Recordable Programming Programming keypad on the unit remote programming from the social alarm centre or by separate programming unit protected by PIN Dimensions 55 x 160 x 230 mm H x W x D Weight Approx 0 7 kg Housing colour Similar to Pantone 430 U Protection class IP32 IP30 wall mounting IP67 RF pendant Ambient temperature range 5 C to 40...

Page 41: ...Carephone 50 Appendix en 41 Bosch Security Systems User Manual ISA 50 MS V2 I 2008 02 18 Appendix 18 1 Drilling Template ...

Page 42: ...42 en Appendix Carephone 50 ISA 50 MS V2 I 2008 02 User Manual Bosch Security Systems 18 2 Programming Tables ...

Page 43: ...Carephone 50 Appendix en 43 Bosch Security Systems User Manual ISA 50 MS V2 I 2008 02 ...

Page 44: ...osch Security Systems Ltd Broadwater Park North Orbital Road Denham UB9 5HN Tel 49 0 1895 878088 Fax 49 0 1895 878089 uk securitysystems bosch com www boschsecurity co uk Bosch Security Systems Ltd 2007 ...

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