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Introduction
The BAT-Fire has two methods to interface with an FACP:
1. Phone Line Capture - Connecting the Tip/Ring lines of the FACP into the BAT-Fire phone line
inputs and capturing the FACP dialout signaling. Programmable I/O ports may be used to
monitor additional I/O of interest.
2. Point Capture - FACP inputs and outputs are connected to BAT-Fire outputs and inputs. The
phone line inputs of the BAT-Fire are not used. Fire, supervision, and trouble are signaled from
the BAT-Fire based on FACP control output statuses.
Installing the BAT-Fire is a four step process. This guide will walk you through setting up a
Central Station, programming the BAT-Fire, communicating the configuration to the Central
Station, and testing a complete operation.
Setting up a Central Station
1. Configure a BOSCH Receiver(s)
In order to install BAT-FIRE you will need to configure a Primary and optional Secondary BOSCH
receiver(s) within AlulaConnect. Contact your Central Station to acquire their Bosch D6100 /
D6600 receiver information:
• IP, Port, AES security key (if used by Central Station)
• This will be a one-time process for each Central Station and receiver configuration
2. Register BAT-Fire
In AlulaConnect, create the account, register the BAT-Fire hardware and link them as you would a
or BAT-Connect.
a. Account Creation
b. Hardware Registration
c. Assign Hardware to Account
3. Installation
Physically install and power the BAT-Fire
a. Follow the manual for your FACP installation mode
b. See BAT-Fire Manual, pages 2-4
