RTS RVON-16, User Manual

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RVON-16 Installation 11
Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Technical Manual F.01U.193.291 Rev. 06
Switches and Connections
IMPORTANT : You must remove the card from the frame in order to change any DIP switch settings.
The RVON-16 card, unlike the RVON-8 card has two banks of eight DIP Switches.
DIP Switch 1 AZedit Configuration Disable
Closed: Configuration via AZedit is disabled.
Open (Default): Configuration via AZedit is enabled.
Description: Disables configuration changes via AZedit. AZedit is still able to view the RVON
configuration and status. The configuration can be changed via the serial and Telnet connections.
DIP Switch 2 Configuration File Save Location
Closed: The RVON card holds the definitive configuration file.
Open
(Default) : The Master Controller holds the definitive configuration file.
Description: Assigns where the configuration file for the RVON products is to be stored, either on the
Master Controller or on the RVON card.
DIP Switch 3 Not Used.
Keep in Open position.
DIP Switch 4 Inhibit Reset
Closed: When enabled, the card is prevented from resetting after 30 seconds of no communication
with the system controller.
Open (Default): When disabled, the card resets after 30 seconds of no communication with the
system controller.
Description: Allows pass-through serial data to continue when the intercom is otherwise down (i.e.,
upgrades). Mainly used to keep trunking connections open when disruptions in communication on
the card occur.
DIP Switch 5 Password Reset
Closed: Resets the Telnet user name and password to their default values. The password is case
sensitive:
User: telex
Password: password
Also, this setting disables RVONedit and resets the authentication table in RVONedit.
Open (Default): Uses current username and password.
Description: Enables the user to reset the Telnet username and password.
DIP Switch 6 Serial Monitor Enable
Closed: Enables a serial monitor on back card DB9 via Serial Port 1.
Open
(Default): Enables pass-through serial port via the back card DB9 on both serial port 1 and
serial port 2.
NOTE: Serial Port 2 is always seen as the pass-through port.
Description: Selects DB9 serial configuration.