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DS6R2 

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Installation and Operation Guide | 2.0 Installation 

 

 

6 

Bosch Security Systems, Inc. | 4/08 | F01U081960-01

 

2.0

 

Installation 

 

Install the DS6R2 as described in this 
document to avoid damage to the devices. 

When installation is complete, perform a 
full system test. 

 

2.1

 

Mounting the DS6R2 

You can mount the DS6R2 directly to the intended 
surface (flush or semi-flush), or you can mount it to an 
electrical box. 
1.

 

To open the keypad, use a screwdriver to press the 
release tabs on the bottom of the keypad. 
Refer to 

Figure 2

. 

 

Figure 2: Opening the DS6R2 

1

1

 

1- Release tab 

 

2.

 

Mount the base on the intended surface or 
electrical box. 
Refer to 

Figure 3

. 

 

Figure 3: Mounting Holes 

1

1

2

2

3

 

1-  Holes for surface-mounting 

2-  Holes for electrical box 

3-  Hole for wall tamper screw 

 

 

To use the wall tamper feature, mount the 
DS6R2 directly to the intended surface. 

 

 

2.2

 

Wiring the DS6R2 

2.2.1.

 

System Wiring 

 

Remove power to all devices before 
connecting or removing the DS6R2. 

 

Connect devices as shown in 

Figure 4

. If the DS6R2 is 

the last device on the RS-485 bus, connect a 120 

Ω

 

EOL resistor in parallel with the  
RS-485 bus. 

 

Only the last device on the RS-485 bus 
requires a 120 

Ω

 EOL resistor (included 

with the MTGW CAN-RS-485 BUS 
Gateway). 

 

 

Figure 4: RS-485 Bus Wiring 

DS6R

MT1-8

MT1-1

MTGW

RS-485

 1

1

 

1- 120 

Ω

 EOL resistor 

 

Summary of Contents for DS6R2

Page 1: ...EN Installation and Operation Guide Self Contained Control Panel DS6R2 ...

Page 2: ...Installation and Operation Guide Trademarks 2 Bosch Security Systems Inc 4 08 F01U081960 01 Trademarks Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries ...

Page 3: ...g 6 2 2 2 Input Wiring 7 2 2 3 Output Wiring 8 2 2 4 Wireless Receiver 8 3 0 Programming 9 3 1 Entering Programming Mode 9 3 2 Changing Programming Values 9 3 3 Exiting Programming Mode 9 3 4 Programming Wireless Devices 14 3 5 Resetting Default Values 14 3 5 1 Reset the Master Code 14 3 5 2 Reset Programming Default Values 14 4 0 Wireless Maintenance 15 4 1 Wireless Device Test Mode 15 4 2 Low Ba...

Page 4: ... input device MT1 8 8 zone input device MT2 8 8 output device MT3 1 Single zone input output device CAN bus wiring requirements are as follows CAN Bus Interface Connect the CAN bus to the MTR Communication Receiver with at least 1 5 mm 16 AWG shielded twisted pair wire maximum length 2000 m 6500 ft RS 485 Buses 1 3 Use at least 1 0 mm 20 AWG shielded twisted pair wire for the RS 485 bus maximum le...

Page 5: ...Bosch Security Systems Inc 4 08 F01U081960 01 5 Figure 1 MTS System Overview 1 MTSW Security Station Software 2 MTR Communication Receiver 3 CAN Bus 1 4 CAN Bus 2 5 MTGW CAN RS 485 Bus Gateway 6 RS 485 Device DS12R pictured 7 RS 485 Device DS6R2 pictured ...

Page 6: ...1 Release tab 2 Mount the base on the intended surface or electrical box Refer to Figure 3 Figure 3 Mounting Holes 1 1 2 2 3 1 Holes for surface mounting 2 Holes for electrical box 3 Hole for wall tamper screw To use the wall tamper feature mount the DS6R2 directly to the intended surface 2 2 Wiring the DS6R2 2 2 1 System Wiring Remove power to all devices before connecting or removing the DS6R2 C...

Page 7: ...e each zone with a 10 kΩ EOL resistor Refer to Figure 5 Figure 5 Typical Zone Wiring Z1 COM Z2 Z3 Z4 COM COM Z5 Z6 INS KS NC NC NC NC 10 kΩ NO NO 10kΩ NO NO 10 kΩ NO NO Instant Zone Wiring To change a delay zone to an instant zone and override Entry Delay and Exit Delay connect a short between the INS terminal and the zone s COM terminal Remove the short to restore the delay zone to its programmed...

Page 8: ...ed for keyswitch 2 Normally open keyswitch 2 2 3 Output Wiring The DS6R2 has Form C NO C NC contacts rated for 3 A at 28 VDC Two solid state current sinks can be used for devices with a current draw of up to 250 mA for each device Refer to Figure 9 The operating voltage for attached relays cannot exceed 15 VDC Refer to Program Addresses 26 and 27 in Table 3 starting on page 11 for output options F...

Page 9: ...it Program Addresses 10 through 99 require two digits 4 Enter the desired value The programming value can be from one digit to nine digits in length depending on the address A beep indicates the input is accepted Refer to Table 3 on page 10 5 Repeat Steps 3 and 4 to program other addresses If you make an incorrect entry before completing the number press to clear the previous entry and then re ent...

Page 10: ...t allowed 10 Zone 2 Type 1 4 1 Instant 2 Delay 2 3 24 hour 4 Follower 5 Silent zone 6 Perimeter zone 7 Perimeter delay zone 11 Zone 2 Bypass 3 2 1 Bypass allowed 2 No bypass allowed 12 Zone 2 Shunt 2 1 Zone shunt allowed 2 No zone shunt allowed 13 Zone 3 Type 1 1 1 Instant 2 Delay 2 3 24 hour 4 Follower 5 Silent zone 6 Perimeter zone 7 Perimeter delay zone 14 Zone 3 Bypass 3 2 1 Bypass allowed 2 N...

Page 11: ... 34 Door Unlock Time 000 000 to 999 0 sec to 999 sec 000 disable 1 Refer to Table 4 on page 13 for descriptions of each zone type 2 There is only one Entry Delay Timer and One Exit Delay timer Any zone programmed to Delay follows these timers 3 If a zone is programmed to 24 hour bypass is not allowed 4 This output is normally open but drops to 0 V when the system is armed or an alarm occurs If thi...

Page 12: ...zone is hard wired Allows 000000001 to 999999999 ID numbers 45 RF Zone 3 Device 3 ID Number 000000000 000000000 Disabled zone is hard wired Allows 000000001 to 999999999 ID numbers 46 RF Zone 4 Device 1 ID Number 000000000 000000000 Disabled zone is hard wired Allows 000000001 to 999999999 ID numbers 47 RF Zone 4 Device 2 ID Number 000000000 000000000 Disabled zone is hard wired Allows 000000001 t...

Page 13: ...ay time setting expires 24 hour This zone is always active Faulting this zone always causes an alarm Follower When the system is armed and a Delay zone is not faulted faulting this zone causes an alarm If a Delay zone is faulted an alarm occurs after the delay time Silent Zone When the system is armed faulting a Silent zone causes a Silent alarm The keypad is silent and shows no alarm output but t...

Page 14: ...efer to Figure 11 Figure 11 Device Identification Number 167770187 167770187 167770187 167770187 or To add a wireless device to the system 1 Enter Programming Mode 2 Select the appropriate program address Refer to Table 5 3 Enter the nine digit ID for the wireless device 4 For key fobs set Program Address 35 to 1 This setting enables up to six key fobs Refer to Table 3 on page 11 You cannot assign...

Page 15: ... receiver The LED for the zone with the low battery condition flashes once each second If the Reset button is pressed the DS6R2 ignores the low battery condition for up to eight hours If after eight hours the low battery condition is still present the DS6R2 starts beeping again 4 3 Supervisory Trouble You can program the DS6R2 to ignore Supervisory Trouble conditions for 12 or 24 hours After the p...

Page 16: ...ddress 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Address 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 001 041 081 002 042 082 003 043 083 004 044 084 005 045 085 006 046 086 007 047 087 008 048 088 009 049 089 010 050 090 011 051 091 012 052 092 013 053 093 014 054 094 015 055 095 016 056 096 017 057 097 018 058 098 019 059 099 020 060 100 021 061 101 022 062 102 023 063 103 024 064 104 025 065 105 026 066 106 027 067 107 028 068 108 029 069 109 030 070 1...

Page 17: ...DS6R2 Installation and Operation Guide 6 0 RS 485 Bus Address Bosch Security Systems Inc 4 08 F01U081960 01 17 Notes ...

Page 18: ... 2008 Bosch Security Systems Inc F01U081960 01 Bosch Security Systems Inc 130 Perinton Parkway Fairport NY 14450 9199 USA www boschsecurity com ...

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