ACS O&M Manual

COLOMBO CITY CENTRE
ACS Operation & Maintenance Manual-Residential Scope
OCTOBER 16, 2020

By Abans Engineering
(Pvt) Ltd - MEP Division
Contents
SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 MANUAL OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 SAFETY PROCEDURE ...................................................................................................................... 5
1.2.1 GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ........................................................................................... 5
1.2.2 DO NOT SERVICE OR ADJUST ALONE .................................................................................... 5
1.2.3 COINCIDENTAL DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT IN CABINETS....................................................... 6
1.3 SERVICE CALL OUT ........................................................................................................................ 6
SECTION 2: GENERAL DESCRIPTION .............................................................................................................. 7
2.1 DESCRIPTION OF WORK AREA ............................................................................................................ 8
2.2 ACS SYSTEM OVERVIEW ...................................................................................................................... 8
2.3 INSTALLED EQUIPMENT DETAILS. ....................................................................................................... 9
SECTION 3: SYSTEM DESCRIPTION .............................................................................................................. 10
3.1 SYSTEM DIAGRAM............................................................................................................................. 11
3.2 STARTUP OPERATION........................................................................................................................ 12
3.3 OPERATION OF THE WORKSTATION ................................................................................................. 13
3.3.1 Starting BIS Operator ................................................................................................................. 13
3.3.2 View of BIS Client ....................................................................................................................... 14
3.3.3 Adding a Person to the System (step 1) - go to access engine .................................................. 15
3.3.4 Adding a Person to the System (step 2)-go to personal data .................................................... 15
3.3.5 Adding a Person to the System (step 3)-go to persons, fill and save data ................................ 16
3.3.6 Adding an Authorization (step 1)-go to access engine .............................................................. 16
3.3.7 Adding an Authorization (step 2)-go to system data ................................................................. 17
3.3.8 Adding an Authorization (step 3)-go to authorization, fill and save .......................................... 17
3.3.9 Configuring a Card (Step 1)-go to Access Engine ....................................................................... 18
3.3.10 Configuring a Card (Step 2) - go to Cards ................................................................................. 18
3.3.11 Configuring a Card (Step 3) - Select a person .......................................................................... 19
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3.3.12 Configuring a Card (Step 4) - Record a card ............................................................................. 19
3.3.13 Configuring a Card (Step 5) - Give Card number and Facility Code and Click OK .................... 20
3.3.14 Configuring a Card (Step 6) - Check whether is Card added and Save it ................................. 21
3.3.15 Deleting a Card (Step 1) – Go to Access Engine, Cards and select a person ............................ 21
3.3.16 Deleting a Card (Step 2) – Select the Card to be deleted and Click ‘Delete Card’ ................... 22
3.3.17 Deleting a Card (Step 3) – Check if it’s deleted successfully and Save .................................... 22
3.3.18 Checking the Event Log (Step 1) – Go to localhost .................................................................. 23
3.3.19 Checking the Event Log (Step 2) – Go to Event Log ................................................................. 23
3.3.20 Checking the Event Log (Step 3) – Print if required ................................................................. 24
SECTION 4: MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................................................25
SECTION 5: SERVICE DRAWING REGISTER ..............................................................................................28
SECTION 6: MANUFACTURER LITERATURE ................................................................................................30
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SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION
Abans Engineering (MEP) Division
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL (ACS)
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 MANUAL OVERVIEW
This operation and maintenance manual will provide the operator with required information to
understand, operate, and maintain the ACS System for Colombo City Center, Sri Lanka.
This O&M Manual has been prepared with the latest available information and is
Organized in the following Sections:
Section 1 - Section 1 begins with general introduction and states the safety procedures,
and emergency service call out used in this manual.
Section 2 - Section 2 contains the General Description as the ACS system overview.
Section 3 - Section 3 contains the System Description overview of the ACS system
Section 4 - Section 4 describes the maintenance schedules and troubleshooting.
Section 5 - Section 5 contains the full schedule of as-built drawings.
Section 6 - Section 6 contains the manufacturers operation & maintenance literature.
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1.2 SAFETY PROCEDURE

1.2.1 GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The following general safety precautions should be understand and apply by the personnel when
servicing and repairing equipment.
Installation, operation and maintenance of the equipment should be performed only by qualified
personnel.
 Authorized person- a signatory, qualified engineer in charge.

 Competent person-to oversee work and procedures are met.
 Approved person-personnel doing the work.
Read and comply to local Health and Safety procedures and guidelines when
Installation, removal, repair or servicing of equipment is required, concerning;
 Illumination. Adequate lighting of area for proposed work.

 Tools. Usage and preparation of correct tools for proposed work.
 Working in Confined Spaces.
 Working at Height and in Ceiling voids. Particular care should be taken
 When working in ceiling voids and above suspended ceilings. Check local
Procedures on use of scaffolding, wooden and aluminum ladders.
 Use of arc welding, gas welding and gas cutting
Check that the correct licenses, documentation and authorization are completed prior to the
commencement of proposed work.
Alert the appropriate 3rd parties of proposed work, disruptions, and services which may be switched off
or cut prior to the commencement of proposed work and make sure adequate signage is placed at location
of work to alert others of Potential dangers.
Read and Comply with all hazard advisory placards or signs (WARNINGS and CAUTIONS) placed on
equipment and surrounding enclosures. They warn of Potential hazards to personal safety and possible
damage to equipment if correct maintenance practices are not followed.
1.2.2 DO NOT SERVICE OR ADJUST ALONE
Do not start a maintenance or adjustment procedure if the procedure requires more than one technician
to be safely performed. It is particularly important that such work is not performed in a remote area where
qualified personnel are not available to render assistance. When a maintenance task requires two or more
qualified technicians to be done safely, delay the task until qualified personnel are available to assist.
Complete relative documentation i.e. Record of Works.
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1.2.3 COINCIDENTAL DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT IN CABINETS
CAUTION: be alert to avoid damage to the surrounding equipment, cables, wiring installations when taking
equipment into or out of the equipment cabinets.
When removing equipment from cabinets / consoles, exercise great care to protect surrounding wiring
installations and equipment from damage. Disconnect and secure any surrounding wiring or hardware
which could cause damage to or be damaged by the equipment being removed.
Neatly stow excess cable / wiring and replace all tie wraps, clamps and other retaining devices that were
removed. Neat installations reduce the chance of coincidental damage to adjacent equipment and
promote more efficient air circulation and equipment cooling.
1.3 SERVICE CALL OUT
1. Sudhara Sandasilu
Tel : 077 220 9751
2. Dilan Thilanga
Tel: 071 016 6730
3. Amila Bandara
Tel: 071 330 2063
4. Dulshan Madushanka
Tel: 071 164 2931
5. Lakshman Gamlath
Tel: 077 469 4546
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SECTION 2: GENERAL DESCRIPTION

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2: GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2.1 DESCRIPTION OF WORK AREA
Colombo City Center comprising of Retail Shops form basement to Level 4A and Car Park areas starting
from Level 4A to Level 8. Level 4A contains both retail shops and car park. Level 9 comprising of hotel
restaurant and the kitchen. Floors from Level 10 to 17 comprising of hotel guest rooms. Floors from Level
18 to 47 comprising of residential apartments. Basement, ground floor, level 6, 7, 8 and 10 comprising
residential lobbies. Level 6, 7 and 8 comprising residential car parks, while level 10 comprising resi-
management office, residential gym and pool. This O&M manual contains the information needed for the
operation and maintenance of the ACS and ACS system installed in the residential area of the Colombo
City Centre.
2.2 ACS SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Access control system is designed to give the access for specific persons to specific areas. As an example
the executive staff have the access to all the areas while electrical technicians have the access only to ELV,
electrical and MEP rooms. The access control system has 8 numbers of controllers each has the possibility
of controlling four doors, located at ELV rooms. WIEGAND readers have been installed at both side of the
door, which will read the access cards. In case of an emergency, the break glass points have been installed
inside of the controlled areas.
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2.3 INSTALLED EQUIPMENT DETAILS.
 APC-AMC2-4WCF Controller with power supply
 Access Card Readers (ARD-SER10-WI).
 Manual Call Points. (FMC-120-DKM-G-R)
 Electro Magnetic locks
 Power Supply Unit (PSU-60-AMC)
 8 core 0.22 sqmm cables for card reader.
 2 core 1.5 sqmm cables for break glass and electromagnetic lock
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SECTION 3: SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

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3. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
3.1 SYSTEM DIAGRAM
As presented in the below diagram, the connectivity from all field installed cameras are
communicating to the servers, and controllers via the network. Therefore, continuous
connectivity by having healthy backbone and the continuous power to the racks are
mandatory for a smooth operation.
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3.2 STARTUP OPERATION

1. Please check whether the power supply for the main racks for the field racks are in order.
If the power and the network connectivity is in order all the link indicators in the network
switches should blink in green).
2. Switch on the Server Farm Switch at Server room.
3. Switch on the BIS server, wait for 10 minutes.
4. Check the status of the devices using the BOSCH BIS Configuration Client. At this
time Configuration Client shall detect all controllers.
5. Finally log in to BOSCH Operator Client. If the system is healthy BOSCH Operation Client
should detect each Controller.
NOTE: At any emergency please do not try to by-pass this process.
NOTE: At any emergency please do not try to by-pass this process.
The configuration is set to operate in 24X7 basis for the security purposes. Hence, please do
not shut down without a prior approval from Maintenance Contractor.
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3.3 OPERATION OF THE WORKSTATION
3.3.1 Starting BIS Operator
User Name and Password
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3.3.2 View of BIS Client
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3.3.3 Adding a Person to the System (step 1) - go to access engine
3.3.4 Adding a Person to the System (step 2)-go to personal data
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3.3.5 Adding a Person to the System (step 3)-go to persons, fill and save data
3.3.6 Adding an Authorization (step 1)-go to access engine
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3.3.7 Adding an Authorization (step 2)-go to system data
3.3.8 Adding an Authorization (step 3)-go to authorization, fill and save
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3.3.9 Configuring a Card (Step 1)-go to Access Engine
3.3.10 Configuring a Card (Step 2) - go to Cards
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3.3.11 Configuring a Card (Step 3) - Select a person
3.3.12 Configuring a Card (Step 4) - Record a card
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3.3.13 Configuring a Card (Step 5) - Give Card number and Facility Code and Click OK
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3.3.14 Configuring a Card (Step 6) - Check whether is Card added and Save it
3.3.15 Deleting a Card (Step 1) – Go to Access Engine, Cards and select a person
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3.3.16 Deleting a Card (Step 2) – Select the Card to be deleted and Click ‘Delete Card’
3.3.17 Deleting a Card (Step 3) – Check if it’s deleted successfully and Save
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3.3.18 Checking the Event Log (Step 1) – Go to localhost
3.3.19 Checking the Event Log (Step 2) – Go to Event Log
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3.3.20 Checking the Event Log (Step 3) – Print if required
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SECTION 4: MAINTENANCE
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4.1 Possible Issues and Troubleshooting
• One EML is not Activated

– Check the panel wiring is OK for that EML
– If EML Red light is ON but EML does not activated – Could be Break Glass is
ON or EML terminal removed from Controller
– If EML Red light is ON and Connection is OK but EML does not activated –
Clean the dust of EML surface and on door plate surface. Check the alignment of
EML and door plate.
• Set of EML is not Activated
– Mainly could be due to a power failure - check the respective
breaker(RCCB/MCB) at LV Panel at Server room
– Close the breakers and check whether tripping continues. If so contact Abans
Maintenance team.
• Door is not opened with ACS Card
– Check the Card number assigned for the specific door
– If the card is assigned and not further opening, try with another assigned card
– If the door is still not opening could be an error with the reader and contact Abans
Maintenance team
• Cannot Log on to BIS Workstation at CCTV Room
– Check the network cables are properly connected up to the Rack in the same room
– Check the power supply is available for that rack and server room main rack
– Check the network cables are properly connected at the main rack unto the server
– If the fault is still there, contact Abans Maintenance team
• Access card is lost
– Check for lost card’s number and Log on to BIS server immediately to cancel the
authorization of that card
– If power is there, issue could be with the switch or the uplinks and contact Abans
Maintenance team
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4.2 Maintenance
• Check the alignment of EML and door plate

• Clean any dust or marks off the EML and door plate surface with a microfibre cloth
• Check the EML brackets are securely attached to the door frame
• Check wiring inside the ACS Panel for any wear and tear
• Check cables leading from headend equipment are in good condition and that there are no
weak connections
• Check whether Break Glasses is functional
• Check the status of each Connector at Controllers
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SECTION 5: SERVICE DRAWING REGISTER

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SECTION 6: MANUFACTURER LITERATURE

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Engineered Solutions | AMC2 - Access Modular Controller
AMC2 - Access Modular Controller

www.boschsecurity.com
u Intelligent access manager for one to eight

entrances
u Four interfaces include the reader power supply
u Standard 2 GB compact flash
u LCD display for displaying information
u Self-controlling send and receive switching
The AMC2 (Access Modular Controller) is used as an System overview

access controller in the access control systems ACE
(ACCESS ENGINE) from version 2.0 onward, Access
Personal Edition, and Access Professional Edition. The
device controls a group of one to eight access points.
These access points, also known as entrances, mainly
consist of doors, gates, barriers, turn stiles, revolving
doors, mantraps, ID card readers, door opening
elements and sensors. The AMC2 can control up to
eight ID card readers (depending on the reader type)
and is designed for fully processing the access logic at
the assigned entrances.
Status checks can be carried out using the eight
analog inputs. The eight relay outputs are used to
activate the door opening elements and/or generate
the security activation and signaling. The AMC2 stores
all necessary information in a battery-buffered memory 1 = Host computer
and a compact flash storage element so that, even 2 = AMC2
when the unit is offline, it is able to carry out 3 = Card reader
independent authorization checks on access points, 4 = Communication and power supply
take access decisions, control closing/opening As shown in the diagram, the AMC2 is integrated
elements and register movement events. between the host system (e.g. Access Engine) and the
peripheral devices.
They are connected to the host system via RS485,
RS232 (e.g. modem operation) or Ethernet, depending
on the size of the system. The relevant host interface
is selected during installation. All three interfaces are
2 | AMC2 - Access Modular Controller
available on the device by default. With RS485 Host connections

operation, a maximum of eight AMC2’s can be RS232 host interfaces
connected to one party line. The Access Engine application administers up to 32
There are up to four slots on the peripheral bus for serial direct connections (ports), theoretically allowing
readers, including the slot for the power supply. 32 AMC2’s to be directly connected in series.
Functions
Notice
• Storing downloaded data as listed below: Since PCs only have a maximum of two COM
– Master data interfaces by default, the following connection
– Authorizations variants are preferable for configurations with
– Access models more than two AMC2’s:
– Display texts
– Reader configurations
• Interpretation of transaction data from reader
– Authorization check
– Host request
– PIN code
• Control/monitoring
– Denial or door release
– Switching alarm
– Door statuses
– Reader operation statuses
– Internal alarm statuses
• Messages to Access Engine
– Host requests
– Transaction data for storing
– Error and malfunction messages
– Alarm messages
• Power supply for
– Readers
– Door openers
– Contact current feeds
Certifications and approvals
Region Certification
Europe CE EC-Declaration of Conformity

EN5013 2101498_0551-QUA_EMC lEC
1 60950-1 Safety general
EN5013 2101498.0552-QUAIEMC EMC Direc-
1 tive 2004/108/EC
EN5013 EN60950 210440750 lEC 60950-1
1 Safety General
Poland CNBOP 0902 PL_CNBOP 0902
CNBOP 0903 PL_CNBOP 0903
1 = Host computer
Installation/configuration notes 2 = RS232/485 converter
3 = AMC2
Power supply
4a = RS232 connection
An external power supply (10 to 30 V DC) for the
4b = RS485 connection: Up to eight AMC2’s can be
AMC2 is connected to the first (positive) and third pin
connected to one RS485 interface for each converter.
(negative).
The interface converter should be used if more than
When using an uninterruptible power supply (UPS),
two AMC2’s are connected.
the relevant UPS output relay is connected to the pins
• 4 and 7 for alternating current
The interface converter generates an RS485 bus (2 or
• 5 and 7 for the battery 4-wire) from a COM port and thus allows up to eight
• 6 and 7 for direct current AMC2’s to be connected with the RS485-typical
Otherwise, these pins will short-circuit. distances (1200 m/3900 ft.).
Alternatively, the RS485 host interface (2 or 4-wire) 1 12V+ reader power supply
can be activated in the AMC2 via a jumper. There are
two sets of connection points; one for the incoming 2 12V- reader power supply
and one for the outgoing bus system.
3 Shield
Quantity restrictions
• Please follow the Access Engine installation and 4 Data RxTx+
configuration instructions regarding the maximum
5 Data RxTx-
number of access controllers on one access control
system and the number of cardholders. 6 Data shield (PAG)
• Max. 4 access points/entrances
• Max. 4 ID card readers 7 Not connected
• Max. 3 peripheral devices via internal RS485 bus
• Max. 200,000 cardholders 8 Not connected
ID card reader connections 9 Not connected
Wiegand interfaces 10 Not connected

The AMC2 4W has four connections for connecting up
to four ID card readers. Reader and door models
ID card reader and door control element interfaces are The AMC2 controls the connected reader via
split into four channels, each with four connection predefined door models.
plugs. Door models govern in accordance with the relevant
The following definitions apply to the Wiegand security requirements
interface: • Number and usage of the readers connected to the
• 10-wire interface (incl. shield) AMC2, e.g. input and output readers, input readers
• Maximum cable length of 158 m (500 ft.) to ID card and buttons etc.
reader • Number and application type of the AMC inputs, e.g.
• 26-bit Wiegand format door status, output button, revolving door position,
• 37-bit Wiegand format GMA etc.
Default configuration of the Wiegand interface on the • Number and usage of AMC outputs, e.g. door opener,
ID card reader: mantrap contact, signal light switching etc.
The maximum number of entrances to be managed by
1 12V+ reader power supply one AMC2 is ultimately defined by the door models
used and their requirements regarding readers and
2 12V- reader power supply inputs/outputs.
3 Data line 0
Notice
4 Data line 1 Therefore, when planning an access system, you
must first assign the relevant door models to all
5 Shield
entrances that are to be controlled. Only then can
6 Green LED you configure the AMC reader.
7 Red LED Voltage equalization - grounding

• Different voltages can be equalized using jumpers
8 Acoustic signal
with protective ground.
9 Delay • A line (shield, equipotential bonding line) with
protective ground can only be connected in one
10 Show card position.
• For further instructions, please see the operating
RS485 interfaces manual!
The AMC2 4R4 has four connections for connecting up
to eight ID card readers. The interfaces are divided to Contacts
two busses – all possible readers (up to eight) can be Inputs
connected to one interface. The eight analog inputs can be used as digital or
RS485 interface definition: analog contacts. For analog use, resistance values can
• 2-wire interface: Using the 10-pin pluggable be specified that make it possible to carry out a
connector. further check for cable breaks and short-circuits.
• Max. length of the bus: 1200 m
• Transfer rates: 9,6 or 19,2 kBit/s Relay outputs
Default configuration of the Rs485 interface on the ID The relay outputs offer the following functions:
card reader: • The outputs can operate with potential free contacts
for external power supply (dry mode).
• The outputs can operate using the internal voltage of Weight Approx. 0.53 kg (1.17 lb)
power supply (wet mode).
• Only ohm resistive loads can be connected to the Type Rail mounting
relay.
• Inductive loads must be bypassed via recovery Ordering information
diodes. These diodes (1N4004) are enclosed.
AMC2 4W-CF - Wiegand Interfaces
General instructions
Four Wiegand interfaces for up to 4 card readers,
• AMC2 and related equipment should be mounted in a
"secured area".
network connection to the host system and Compact
• Detailed connection conditions are specified in the Flash memory (2 GB).
operating manual! Order number APC-AMC2-4WCF
• After purchase, primary AC power must be carried
AMC2 4R4-CF - RS-485 Interfaces
out by a licensed electrician.
Four RS-485 interfaces for up to 8 card readers,
Technical specifications network connection to the host system and Compact
Flash memory (2 GB).
Hardware CPU RENESAS M32C84 Order number APC-AMC2-4R4CF
Integrated Microcontroller (32Bit, 30MHz)
AMC2 8I-8O-EXT
512 kB-EPROM/FLASH 8 input/output extension board, up to three per AMC,
can be combined with the AMC2 16I-EXT and the
256 kB-SRAM AMC2 16I-16O-EXT
Order number API-AMC2-8IOE
Serial EEPROM
AMC2 16I-16O-EXT
RTC
16 input/output extension board, up to three per AMC,
Pluggable 2 GB compact flash can be combined with the AMC2 16I-EXT and the
AMC2 8I-8O-EXT
Battery for SRAM and RTC Order number API-AMC2-16IOE
Host address can be set via sliding switch AMC2 16I-EXT
Host interface:
16 input extension board, up to three per AMC, can be
- RS485 (2- or 4-wire); opto-decoupled combined with the AMC2 16I-16O-EXT and the AMC2
- RS232 8I-8O-EXT
- Ethernet 10/100BaseT (TCP/IP) with RJ45 Order number API-AMC2-16IE
4 reader interfaces: AMC2-16ION

- Wiegand or Standalone Controller with inputs and outputs only.
- RS-485, 2-wire, opto-coupled, 19.200 Bd Compatible with BIS in combination with OPC
Server only.
8 relay outputs: Order number API-AMC2-16ION
- max. switching voltage: 30 V DC
- max. switching current: 1,25 A Accessories
AMC2 4W-EXT - Wiegand Extension Board
8 monitored analog inputs The extension module AMC2 4W-EXT is equipped with
Tamper switch four Wiegand type reader-interfaces plus eight inputs
and eight outputs. Hence with the AMC2 4W-EXT it is
Reset button possible to double the number of readers on an AMC2
4W from 4 to 8.
Temperature 0°C to +50°C (32°F to 122°F) Order number API-AMC2-4WE
Power supply 10 to 30 VDC, max. 60 VA
AMC2 ENC-UL1 - Enclosure - Small
Available for external devices: 55 VA
AMC2 enclosure with single din rail.
Environment IP 30 Order number AEC-AMC2-UL1
class
AMC2 ENC-UL2 - Enclosure - Large
Housing Base: PPO (UL 94 V-0) AMC2 enclosure with two din rails.
Upper: Polycarbonate (UL 94 V-0) Order number AEC-AMC2-UL2
Color White AEC-PANEL19-4DR - Mounting plate with four DIN rails

Mounting plate with four DIN rails for 19” racks to
Dimensions WxHxD: 232 x 90 x 63 mm (9.13 x 3.54 x 2.48 in.) connect max. four AMC2 devices.
Order number AEC-PANEL19-4DR
AEC-PANEL19-UPS - Mounting plate with two DIN rails

Mounting plate with two DIN rails, a battery bracket,
and screw sockets for the power supply to mount into
19” racks.
Order number AEC-PANEL19-UPS
PBC-60 - power supply and battery charger

A power supply unit with an integrated battery
charging device.
Order number APS-PBC-60
Gel Battery 12 V / 7.2 Ah

(DU = 1 unit)
Order number IPP-12V-7.2Ah
AMC RAIL-250 mounting rail

Mounting rail (250 mm) for mounting the access
controller AMC-4W without the metal housing AMC
ENC-V1.
Order number ACX-RAIL-250
AMC RAIL-400 mounting rail

Mounting rail (400 mm) for mounting the AMC-4W,
AMC PS-12V-60W and AMC UPS-12V when the metal
housing AMC ENC-V1 is not used.
Order number ACX-RAIL-400
Represented by:
North America: Europe, Middle East, Africa: Asia-Pacific: China: Latin America and Caribbean:
Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Bosch Security Systems B.V. Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd, Security Bosch (Shanghai) Security Systems Ltd. Robert Bosch Ltda Security Systems Division
130 Perinton Parkway P.O. Box 80002 Systems 203 Building, No. 333 Fuquan Road Via Anhanguera, Km 98
Fairport, New York, 14450, USA 5617 BA Eindhoven, The Netherlands 11 Bishan Street 21 North IBP CEP 13065-900
Phone: +1 800 289 0096 Phone: + 31 40 2577 284 Singapore 573943 Changning District, Shanghai Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Fax: +1 585 223 9180 Fax: +31 40 2577 330 Phone: +65 6571 2808 200335 China Phone: +55 19 2103 2860
security.sales@us.bosch.com emea.securitysystems@bosch.com Fax: +65 6571 2699 Phone +86 21 22181111 Fax: +55 19 2103 2862
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Systems | AMC2 ENC-UL2 - Enclosure - Large
AMC2 ENC-UL2 - Enclosure - Large
This enlosure has been produced in accordance with UL

guidelines and is used for securely mounting and housing
the AMC2, extensions and the power supplies (e.g.
PBC-60).
Installation/Configuration Notes
The external dimensions and distances for the securing
screw holes are shown in the following diagram:
The enclosure is designed for installing two devices (AMC2

or AMC2 xI-xO-EXT), two power supplies (AMC PBC60) and
two batteries.
2 | AMC2 ENC-UL2 - Enclosure - Large
Parts Included
The components supplied include:
1 housing with pre-assembled cables
1 cable set - partially pre-assembled
3 cable ties (short) for securing the cables
3 screws and screw anchors for wall-mounting
Installation description
Ordering Information
AMC2 ENC-UL2 - Enclosure - Large AEC-AMC2-UL2
AMC2 enclosure with two din rails.
Americas: Europe, Middle East, Africa: Asia-Pacific: Represented by

Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Bosch Security Systems B.V. Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd, Security Systems
130 Perinton Parkway P.O. Box 80002 11 Bishan Street 21
Fairport, New York, 14450, USA 5600 JB Eindhoven, The Netherlands Singapore 573943
Phone: +1 800 289 0096 Phone: + 31 40 2577 284 Phone: +65 6258 5511
Fax: +1 585 223 9180 Fax: +31 40 2577 330 Fax: +65 6571 2698
security.sales@us.bosch.com emea.securitysystems@bosch.com apr.securitysystems@bosch.com
www.boschsecurity.us www.boschsecurity.com www.boschsecurity.com
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Engineered Solutions | PSU-60 - AMC Power Supply Unit
PSU-60 - AMC Power Supply Unit

u Supports 12 V/7 Ah, 12 V/14 Ah and 24 V/7 Ah

batteries
u Selectable 12 VDC or 24 VDC voltage output
u Selectable 5 A @ 12 VDC or 2.5 A @ 24 VDC current

output
u Overvoltage protection
u Regulates battery charging voltage
The PSU-60 is a power supply unit with an integrated The following applies to the battery mode:
battery charging device. • If the input voltage is less than 85 VAC, the power
supply switches to “Battery operation” mode and the
Functions yellow LED lights up next to BOP.
• The OFF button is only activated in “Battery
operation” mode. Press this button to switch off the
PSU-60.
• Restart is only possible when the alternating current
supply is restored.
• This power supply unit can be switched to 12 V or 24
V mode. To do this, the switch must be configured as
shown below, when there is no voltage input on the
power supply.
The PSU-60 includes the following LED voltage status

indicators: 24V 12V 12V-mode
• If the input voltage (AC) is greater than 85 VAC, the
green LED lights up next to AC and the AC relay is
closed.
• If the output voltage (DC) is greater than 12 V or 24 V
(depending on the mode), the green LED lights up 24V 12V 24V-mode
next to DC and the DC relay is closed.
• If the battery voltage is greater than 11 V or 22 V
(depending on the mode), the green LED lights up
next to BAT and the BAT relay is closed.
2 | PSU-60 - AMC Power Supply Unit
Notice
The power supply must only be installed by
qualified personnel.
Certifications and approvals
The product is classified in accordance with the

following standards:
• EN 55022 Class B
• EN 55024
• IEC / UL / EN 60950 & CSA (product safety)
• CE
• RCM (Australia)
• RoHS 2.0
Please refer to http://www.boschsecurity.com for

further information.
Installation/configuration notes
The PSU-60 can be mounted on rails and installed in

the AMC housing. The PSU-60 dimensions are shown
in the diagrams below:
Ø1 8.6 mm (0.34 in.) C 99.5 mm (3.92 in.)
Ø2 4.5 mm (0.18 in.) D 8.1 mm (0.32 in.)
A 5.5 mm (0.22 in.) E 134.5 mm (5.30 in.)
B 24 mm (0.94 in.)
* Include tolerances (in mm)
0 – 5 mm = ±0.10 30 – 100 mm = ±0.30

5 – 30 mm = ±0.20 100 – 500 mm = ±0.50
The following diagram shows the connections to the

AMC.
1 140 mm (5.51 in.) 3 60 mm (2.36 in.)

2 105 mm (4.13 in.)
Alternatively, it can be screw-mounted directly to the

wall. There are pre-drilled holes for this purpose on
the base of the housing. These holes have the
following dimensions: 1 AC power 3 Temperature sensor
2 Battery connection 4 Power supply to AMC wiring
connection *
* For cables exceeding 3m, it is recommended to use a

cylindrical Ferrite Core:
– impedance @ 100 MHz = 90 or 140 Ω
– min. inner diameter = 7.0 ± 0.8 mm
– 100 MHz > Freq > 25 MHz
3 | PSU-60 - AMC Power Supply Unit
Parts included Environment variables
The components supplied are as follows: Working temperature: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
• Power supply Storage temperature: -40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F)
• Plug
– 1 x 2-pin for mains (primary AC) connection Relative humidity: 5% to 95%
– 3 x 2-pin
– 1 x 4-pin Ordering information
• Accompanying documentation (installation manual)
PSU-60 - AMC Power Supply Unit
Technical specifications A power supply unit with an integrated battery
charging device, that supports 12 V/7 Ah, 12 V/14 Ah
Output values
and 24 V/7 Ah batteries, with selectable 12 VDC or 24
Output voltage: 12V mode 10-15V VDC voltage output.
24V mode 20-30V Order number APS-PSU-60
Output current: 12V mode max. 5A

24V mode max. 2.5A
Output power: 60 W (constant)
Over voltage 12V mode 16.5V

protection at: 24V mode 33V
Input values
Input voltage: AC 100-240V~, 50-60Hz
Input current (AC): Max. 2A, to the specified max.

load at 85 VAC
Input protection in case of a failure, the primary voltage is cut off from
the power supply by a fuse.
Battery information
Output voltage: 12V mode 10-15V

24V mode 20-30V
Output current for charging the 12V mode 700mA *

battery: 24V mode 350mA †
* according to battery capacity 14Ah

† according to battery capacity 7Ah
Periodic battery checks – approx. every 5 minutes.
Protection from total battery 12V mode 9.5V

discharge: 24V mode 19V
The power supply switches to normal operation as soon as the AC

incoming voltage has normalized.
Temperature equalization is performed by an external NTC resistor.
Reverse polarity protection.
Represented by:
North America: Europe, Middle East, Africa: Asia-Pacific: China: Latin America and Caribbean:
Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Bosch Security Systems B.V. Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd, Security Bosch (Shanghai) Security Systems Ltd. Robert Bosch Ltda Security Systems Division
130 Perinton Parkway P.O. Box 80002 Systems 203 Building, No. 333 Fuquan Road Via Anhanguera, Km 98
Fairport, New York, 14450, USA 5617 BA Eindhoven, The Netherlands 11 Bishan Street 21 North IBP CEP 13065-900
Phone: +1 800 289 0096 Phone: + 31 40 2577 284 Singapore 573943 Changning District, Shanghai Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Fax: +1 585 223 9180 Fax: +31 40 2577 330 Phone: +65 6571 2808 200335 China Phone: +55 19 2103 2860
security.sales@us.bosch.com emea.securitysystems@bosch.com Fax: +65 6571 2699 Phone +86 21 22181111 Fax: +55 19 2103 2862
www.boschsecurity.us www.boschsecurity.com apr.securitysystems@bosch.com Fax: +86 21 22182398 latam.boschsecurity@bosch.com
www.boschsecurity.asia www.boschsecurity.com.cn www.boschsecurity.com

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Engineered Solutions | LECTUS secure readers (Wiegand)
LECTUS secure readers (Wiegand)

u 13.56 MHz proximity readers for connecting to

access controllers with Wiegand interfaces
u Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
u Supports multiple technologies (iCLASS SE,

MIFARE®, and MIFARE DESFire® EV1)
u Interoperable with a growing range of technology

environments and form factors
System overview Technical specifications
Ideal for new and existing installations, LECTUS Operating Voltage Range 5 to 16 VDC (12 VDC for RS 485)
secure readers provide customers the assurance that
their existing investments can be leveraged to enhance Current draw 60 to 220 mA (peak), 16V (see manual
their system as business requirements change. for details)
The technology-independent readers support standard
Environmental rating IP 55
iCLASS, iCLASS Seos, MIFARE classic, and MIFARE
DESFire EV1. Available with four different form factors Operating temperature - 35 °C to 65 °C (-31 °F to 150 °F)
LECTUS secure readers meet nearly all installation
requirements for indoor and outdoor use. Humidity 5 to 95%, no condensation water
Housing Material Polycarbonate (UL 94)

Installation/configuration notes
Color Black
The maximum cable length for a Wiegand system is
150m. Display Mulitcolored RGB LED bar
In order to prevent problems by reading cards with
contact-free card readers, follow the instructions Panel connection Wiegand, pigtail
when planning and installing contact-free readers. Card compatibility iCLASS
Avoid installing contact-less card readers behind iCLASS SE
metallic (i.e. conductive) cases or on metallic surfaces. SEOS
The gaps to be left are given in the following list: ISO 14443A CSN Mifare Classic 32bit
• Distance between reader and metal surfaces attached (default)
to the side: min. 30 mm ISO 14443A CSN Mifare Desfire 56 bit
• Distance between reader and 230 V~ voltage cables
and power packs: min. 500 mm Operating frequency 13.56 MHz
• Distance between reader and HF-cables: min. 500 mm
2 | LECTUS secure readers (Wiegand)
Typical reading distance 1) 7.6 cm (iCLASS SE card) Ordering information

LECTUS secure 1000 WI 7.6 cm (MIFARE DESFire EV1 card)
ARD-SER10-WI Card reader, iCLASS, Wiegand
5.8 cm (MIFARE Classic card)
3.3 cm (iCLASS SE key fob) iCLASS/MIFARE reader, mini-mullion size, suited for
1.3 cm (MIFARE Classic key fob) mullion-mounted door installations, U.S. single-gang J-
box or any flat surface, pigtail, 4.8 x 10.3 x 2.3 cm,
Typical reading distance 1) 11.4 cm (iCLASS SE card) 113g net
LECTUS secure 4000 WI 11.4 cm (MIFARE DESFire EV1 card) Order number ARD-SER10-WI
8.9 cm (MIFARE Classic card)
4.6 cm (iCLASS SE key fob) ARD-SER40-WI Card reader, iCLASS, Wiegand
3.8 cm (MIFARE Classic key fob) iCLASS/MIFARE reader, wall switch size, designed to
mount and cover single gang switch boxes primarily
Typical reading distance 1) 12.7 cm (iCLASS SE card) used in the Americas, includes a slotted mounting
LECTUS secure 5000 W1 12.7 cm (MIFARE DESFire EV1 card) plate for European and Asian back box spacing, pigtail,
11.4 cm (MIFARE Classic card) 8.4 x 12.2 x 2.4 cm, 220g net
4.6 cm (iCLASS SE key fob)
Order number ARD-SER40-WI
3.8 cm (MIFARE Classic key fob)
ARD-SERK40-W1 Card reader with keypad, iCLASS, Wie-
Typical read range achieved in air. Different types of metal will cause
1)
gand
some degradation (typically up to 20%). Use spacers to space product
iCLASS/MIFARE reader, wall switch size, designed to
off metal and improve read range if required.
mount and cover single gang switch boxes primarily
Dimension (W x H x D) See ordering information used in the Americas, slotted mounting plate for
European and Asian back box spacing, pigtail, keypad
Weight (g) See ordering information (4x3), 8.5 x 12.2 x 2.8 cm, 256g net
NOTE: Using the Surface mount panel with the ARD- Order number ARD-SERK40-W1
SER10-xx will:
F01U508789 Surface mount panel, 10pcs
• Reduce the environmental rating class to IP45, and
Surface-mount panel for LECTUS secure 1000 WI
• Disable the tamper protection.
readers, 10 items/packaging unit
NOTE: HID listings for UL and FCC are valid for this
Order number F01U508789
product family. For details see www.hidglobal.com/
certifications.
Represented by:
Europe, Middle East, Africa: Germany: North America: Asia-Pacific:

Bosch Security Systems B.V. Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd, Security Systems
P.O. Box 80002 Robert-Bosch-Ring 5 130 Perinton Parkway 11 Bishan Street 21
5600 JB Eindhoven, The Netherlands 85630 Grasbrunn Fairport, New York, 14450, USA Singapore 573943
Phone: + 31 40 2577 284 Germany Phone: +1 800 289 0096 Phone: +65 6571 2808
emea.securitysystems@bosch.com www.boschsecurity.com Fax: +1 585 223 9180 Fax: +65 6571 2699
emea.boschsecurity.com onlinehelp@us.bosch.com apr.securitysystems@bosch.com
www.boschsecurity.us www.boschsecurity.asia

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Systems | Contactless iClass Cards
Contactless iClass Cards

▶ Plastic card, PVC
▶ Dimensions: 86 mm x 54 mm x 0.76 mm
▶ Imprinted card number
▶ Slot Punch (optional)
▶ ICLASS chip
Contactless card with iClass Chip. Technical Specifications
ACD-ICLASS card
Functions Dimensions 85.7 x 54 x 0.76 mm
Coding Chip number, customer (or facility)
• ACD-ICLASS cards have an embedded wire antenna
code
and iClass chip embedded.
• The card is recognized and read when held in front of Transmission frequency 13.56 MHz
the reader. Data preservation 10 years
• The reading process is passive with a frequency of
Transaction times < 100 ms
13.56 MHz
• ICLASS cards support multiple application areas that
can be individually protected.
• All credentials have a unique chip number and a
customer (or facility) code.
ACD-ICLASS-256-2AR 50/each ACD-ICL256-2AR
ICLASS ID card with 256 byte data storage, 2
application areas, one of which can be cus-
Installation/Configuration Notes tomized. Packing information: 50 cards/
Contactless credentials with iClass chip are ideal for each unit
installations with high-availability systems and where ACD-ICLASS-2AR 50/each ACD-ICL2K-2AR
credentials may be exposed to abnormal conditions ICLASS ID card with 2 Kbyte data storage, 2
application areas, one of which can be cus-
Reading ranges reach up to 12.5 cm depending on the tomized. Packing information: 50 cards/
readers used. each unit
ACD-ICLASS2K-16AR 50/each ACD-ICL2K-16AR
ICLASS ID card with 2 Kbyte data storage, 16
application areas, 15 of which can be cus-
tomized. Packing information: 50 cards/
each unit
2 | Contactless iClass Cards
Americas: Europe, Middle East, Africa: Asia-Pacific: Represented by

Fax: +1 585 223 9180 Fax: +31 40 2577 330 Fax: +65 6571 2698
www.boschsecurity.us www.boschsecurity.com www.boschsecurity.com
© Bosch Security Systems Inc. 2010 | Data subject to change without notice
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Engineered Solutions | BIS - Basic Package V4.6
BIS - Basic Package V4.6

u Integration of Bosch and third party systems via

open interfaces and SDK
u All relevant information in one user interface, and

intuitive operation via interactive maps and HTML5
action plans
u Fully embedded access control
u Full event log and audit trail for forensic

investigations
u Scalable system that grows with your needs
The Building Integration System (BIS) succeeded in harnessing the benefits of non-security-
BIS is a flexible, scalable security and safety based technologies (e.g. OPC, CAD, web) and
management system that can be configured to handle harmonizing them with the world of security
an enormous spectrum of operational scenarios. technologies.
It contains a huge range of applications and features • Need for complete solutions
which enable both the integration and coupling as well Facility managers and integrators are demanding a
as the monitoring and control of all technical building single building-management solution that is
systems. nevertheless able to integrate all their security
This new version builds on Bosch's many years of subsystems.
experience in management systems and was
System overview
considerably influenced by the following market
trends: The Building Integration System is a versatile product
• Increasing complexity of technical building equipment made up of a basic package plus various optional
The increasing complexity of technical equipment components (also known as Engines) based on a
inside buildings requires a powerful management common software platform. The engines can be
system which combines the most varied functions combined to tailor building management systems to
(e.g. fire and intrusion alarm systems, access control,
detailed requirements.
video systems and building automation... etc.) in the
These main components are:
best possible way. Open standards enable BIS to
• Automation Engine
process and share information efficiently with a huge
• Access Engine
and growing variety of hardware devices and other
• Video Engine
sources.
• Security Engine
• Using new technologies and standards
While the strict regulations in the field of security
technology ensure a high degree of reliability in
security matters, they hinder the integrated use of
new technologies from the IT world. BIS has
2 | BIS - Basic Package V4.6
3. BIS provider servers with workstations and routers in

local area networks (LAN)
Organizational structure and configuration
A number of automatic functions and easy-to-use tools
make configuration installer-friendly, saving time and
expense.
Hierarchical location trees can be created by the
import of existing CAD data containing layers, named
views and detector locations. Zooming and panning
allow rapid navigation through the building.
The user interface is web -based using dynamic HTML5
pages. Default pages for different screen resolutions
and formats are included in the installation package,
and the default pages can easily be customized using a
standard HTML editor.
BIS automatically detects the monitor resolution and
provides the appropriate user interface.
* not available in all countries
Operation
These engines are described in greater detail in
The system’s main task is to operate as the alarm-
separate datasheets.
monitoring and control center for the various security
Functions systems within a site. Its graphical interface is
designed to help the operator grasp the extent and
System architecture urgency of an occurrence quickly, and to take prompt
The BIS Engines provide fire and intrusion detection, and effective action.
access control, video surveillance, public address/
alarms plus the monitoring of HVAC and other vital
building systems.
BIS is based on a performance-optimized multi-tier
architecture especially designed for use in LAN and
WAN environments.
Subsystems are connected via the well-established,
world-wide standards Classic OPC and OPC UA. These
open standards make it easy to integrate BIS into
existing OPC-compliant subsystems.
Optionally, individual BIS systems can cooperate by
providing data to, or consuming data from, other BIS
systems. The result is an open, multi-server BIS
system.
The heart of the system, the State Machine, monitors

all incoming events and operator requests and, if
desired, can take actions prescribed by user-defined
rules, thus unburdening the operators.
System security
State-of-the-art encryption between BIS servers and
workstations provides additional security in addition
to configurable user-access rights. If PCs within a
corporate network are to be used as client
workstations then enhanced security can be achieved
1. A BIS consumer server with workstations and router by restricting operators to specific workstations or IP-
in a local area network (LAN) addresses.
2. Wide area network (WAN)
Basic package • Device overview for all connected subsystems, and

The Building Integration System basic package their peripherals (detectors) and internal virtual
provides many features used in common by the various devices (operator, server, ...) in the form of a tree
Engines. structure with detailed information about address,
• Customizable device condition counters to provide an status, type, location and notes. Control the
overview of the condition of subsystems across the peripherals via the context menus of their tree nodes.
entire BIS system
• Message processing and alarm display
• Alarm queue with up to 5000 simultaneous alarm
events and detailed alarm information
• Ability to compartmentalize the managed site into

• New: Authentication of operators via Microsoft Active
autonomous divisions, and to restrict operators to the
Directory, Windows or BIS passwords.
control of specific divisions.
• Fixed assignment of operators to workstations for
• Ability to provide specific information to the operator
higher security
in the form of free-form “miscellaneous” hypertext
• State machine for automated event and alarm
documents, including text, bitmaps, video streams,
handling.
etc.
• Web-server-based platform allows client workstations
to connect to BIS via just the browser.
• Direct support for location maps in standard
AutoCAD DWF vector format reduces configuration
effort.
• Highly configurable operator authorizations for

monitoring and control of subsystems and their
peripherals
• Event log to ensure all events are completely
documented (including messages received and
• Changes to architecture within a graphic (new walls,
actions taken)
moving a door, etc.) can be implemented without
• Audit trail to ensure that all configuration changes are
changing the BIS configuration, simply import a new
completely documented in terms of who did what
plot file.
when
• Automated workflows between operators, with
• Reporting services to quickly create customized and
message broadcasting and customizable escalation
interactive reports from the event log
paths
• Linking and embedding of OPC servers from any
• Huge library of standardized detector icons in
computer in the network
standard vector format including color, event and
• New: support of next generation OPC UA (Unified
control definitions
Architecture) for higher security, easier deployment
• Direct control and monitoring of detectors via the
and higher performance.
context menus of their icons in the location maps
• Online Help
• Direct control and monitoring of detectors via the
logical tree-structure (e.g. building, floor, room) of a Action plans and location maps
site, with hyperlinks to photos, manuals, instructions BIS amplifies standard alarm-handling by its ability to
• Location tree generated automatically from the display action plans and location maps, including
"named views" within the AutoCAD graphic graphical navigation and the alarm-dependent
• Action management for automatic and manual control
into connected subsystems and their peripherals
visualization of layers inside those maps. This ensures • A location tree provides entry points to the location
optimal guidance to operators especially in stress map and its graphical navigation functions (pan,
situations, such as fire or intrusion alarms. zoom).
• Alarm-dependent layer control allows the display of
additional graphical information for specific
situations, e.g. escape routes in case of fire alarms.
BIS optional accessories
The optional features listed below can be added to the
BIS system to meet specific customer requirements.
They are usable with all the BIS Engines (Automation,
Access, Video and Security Engine).
Alarm management package
This package extends the standard alarm-handling of
your BIS system by some additional features:
Message Distribution allows the definition of
escalation scenarios which are activated automatically
when an operator or operator group fails to
acknowledge an alarm message within a defined
period. BIS will then forward the message
automatically to the next authorized operator group.
The Timer feature allows the setup of time schedules
which can be used to perform automatic control
commands, such as closing a barrier at 8:00 pm, as
Alarm-dependent action plans or workflows provide well as for time-dependent redirection of alarm
detailed event-dependent information such as messages, e.g. within time period 1 show message to
standard operating procedures, live images, control operator group 1 else to operator group 2.
buttons, etc. to the operator. Simply create and assign
one action plan to each possible alarm type in your
system, e.g. fire alarm, access denied, technical
alarms, etc.
With the deletion of an alarm message an unmodifiable
snapshot of the displayed action plan is attached to
the event log. This ensures accountability by providing
a trace of all steps performed by the operator during
the alarm response.
The Operator Alarm feature allows an operator to

trigger an alarm manually from the location tree, for
example, if informed by telephone of a dangerous
situation. Such manual alarms are processed in the
same way as those triggered by a detector: that is, the
associated documents are displayed and all steps
taken are recorded in the event log for thorough post-
event investigation.
The Application Launcher allows the invocation of
non-BIS applications by the system based upon
predefined conditions, e.g. alarms or timers. A typical
• Location maps are a visualization of premises e.g. application of this would be for an automatic,
floors, areas or rooms, based on the popular AutoCAD scheduled system backup.
vector-graphics format. Detectors and other devices
are represented by colored, animated icons that
provide direct control via their context menus. Right-
clicking an alarm causes the map to zoom in on the
location where it was triggered.
Installation/configuration notes Servers
Building Integration System in figures • 1 Gbit/s Ethernet card

• A free USB port or network share for
Addresses, 200,000 per BIS server installation files
detectors, control
elements, cameras Minimum technical requirements for a client
etc. which can be computer
processed Clients
number of events 500 (continuous, with higher peaks possible) Supported • Windows 7 SP1 (32 or 64 bit, Pro, Enterprise)
per second operating • Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 (64 bit,
systems Standard, Datacenter)
Technical specifications (standalone • Windows 8.1 (32 or 64 bit, Pro, Enterprise)
or client/ • Windows Server 2012 R2 (64 bit, Standard,
Minimum technical requirements for a login or server Datacenter)
connection server
mode). • Windows Server 2016 (64 bit, Standard,
Servers Installations Datacenter)
of BIS on • Windows 10 (32 or 64 bit, Pro or Enterprise
Supported • Windows 7 SP1 (32 or 64 bit, Pro, Enterprise) other LTSB)
operating • Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 (64 bit, operating • Note: with a Pro edition, updates must be
systems Standard, Datacenter) systems may deferred until 8 months after the release of the
(standalone • Windows 8.1 (64 bit, Pro, Enterprise) succeed, but BIS version. For further information see the
or client/ • Windows Server 2012 R2 (64 bit, Standard, are entirely Microsoft technet page at https://
server Datacenter) without technet.microsoft.com/en-us/itpro/windows/
mode). • Windows Server 2016 (64 bit, Standard, warranty. manage/introduction-to-windows-10-
Installations Datacenter) servicing
of BIS on • Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB (64 bit)
other • Note: The default database delivered with this Other • ASP.NET
operating BIS Version is SQL Server 2014 SP1 Express Software • Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 in compatibility
systems may edition with advanced services mode
succeed, but (Note: The SEE client requires IE 9.0)
are entirely • .NET for various operating systems:
without • On Windows 7 and Server 2008: .NET 3.51
warranty. (for Video Engine with DiBos),and .NET 4.0
• On Windows 8.1 and Server 2012: .NET 3.51
Other • IIS 7.0 or 7.5 for Windows 7 and (for Video Engine with DiBos),and .NET 4.5.1
Software Windows 2008 Server R2 (includes .NET 4.0)
• IIS 8.5 for Windows 8.1 and • On Windows 10: .NET 3.51 and .NET 4.6.1
Windows 2012 Server R2 (includes .NET 4.0)
• IIS 10.0 for Windows 10
Note: IIS is not necessary on BIS connection servers Minimum • Intel i5 or higher
hardware • 8 GB RAM (16 GB recommended)
• Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 in compatibility requirements • 20 GB free hard disk space
mode • Graphics adapter with
• .NET for various operating systems: • 256 MB RAM,
• On Windows 7 and Server 2008: .NET 3.51 • a resolution of 1280x1024
and .NET 4.0 • at least 32 k colors
• On Windows 8.1 and Server 2012: .NET 3.51 • OpenGL® 2.1 and DirectX® 11
and .NET 4.5.1 (includes .NET 4.0) • 100 Mbit/s Ethernet card
• On Windows 10: .NET 3.51 and .NET 4.6.1
(includes .NET 4.0) Additional • No Windows Server operating systems
• Latest drivers and OS updates are highly minimum • Intel i5 processor or higher
recommended. requirements • For camera sequencing, virtual matrix or
for VIE (Video Multiview add 4GB RAM
Minimum • Intel i5 processor with at least 4 physical Engine) • Latest video drivers are highly recommended.
hardware cores clients Use the Windows dxdiag tool to make sure
requirements • 8 GB RAM (32 GB recommended) drivers are no more than 1 year old
• 200 GB of free hard disk space
• Graphics adapter with Ordering information
• 256 MB RAM, BIS is available in the following languages:
• a resolution of 1280x1024 • AR = Arabic
• at least 32 k colors • DE = German
• OpenGL® 2.1 and DirectX® 11 • EN = English
• ES = Spanish BIS-XGEN-5CLI46 License for 5 operator clients

• FR = French License for 5 additional BIS Operator Clients
• HU = Hungarian
Order number BIS-XGEN-5CLI46
• NL = Dutch
• PL = Polish BIS-XGEN-10CL46 License for 10 operator clients
• PT = Portuguese License for 10 additional BIS Operator Clients
• RU = Russian Order number BIS-XGEN-10CL46
• TR = Turkish
• ZH-CN = Simplified Chinese BIS-XGEN-1DIV46 License for 1 division
• ZH-TW = Traditional Chinese License for 1 additional BIS Division
A BIS basic license is required when setting up a new Order number BIS-XGEN-1DIV46
system
BIS-XGEN-10DV46 License for 10 divisions
Ordering information License for 10 additional BIS Divisions
Order number BIS-XGEN-10DV46
BIS-BGEN-B46 Basic license
License for the Building Integration System (BIS) BIS-FGEN-MSRV46 License for multi server connect
product as downloaded from the website. No physical License for 1 additional BIS server in a multi-server
parts are delivered and the user documentation is topology. Required for adding servers to a hierarchy of
contained in the download. ACE servers providing centralized cardholder
Order number BIS-BGEN-B46 management.
Order number BIS-FGEN-MSRV46
BIS-BGEN-BAS46 Basic license without alarm docu-
ments BIS-FGEN-BVMS46 License for BVMS connectivity
License for BIS without the Alarm Document package, License for the connection between 1 BIS and 1 BVMS
that is without display of action plans, display of installation
location maps, graphical navigation, and layer Order number BIS-FGEN-BVMS46
controlling.
BIS-BUPG-B2TO42 BIS Upgrade from 2.x to 4.2
Order number BIS-BGEN-BAS46
License for an upgrade of BIS 2.x to BIS 4.2
BIS-FGEN-AMPK46 License for alarm management Order number BIS-BUPG-B2TO42
License for the BIS Alarm Management package
BIS-BUPG-B3TO42 BIS Upgrade from 3.x to 4.2
Order number BIS-FGEN-AMPK46
License for an upgrade of BIS 3.x to BIS 4.2
BIS-XGEN-1CLI46 License for 1 operator client Order number BIS-BUPG-B3TO42
License for 1 additional BIS Operator Client
Order number BIS-XGEN-1CLI46
Represented by:


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Engineered Solutions | BIS - Access Engine (ACE) 4.6
BIS - Access Engine (ACE) 4.6

u Distributed access control system with graphical

alarm management
u Seamless integration and interaction with video,

fire, intrusion and PA/VA systems via the common
BIS platform
u High resilience thanks to a 4-tier system

architecture and redundancy of critical components
u Integration of third-party products via open

protocols and SDK
u Efficient enrollment process that makes onboarding

faster and more secure
Access control has become one of today's most messages and access control events can be displayed
important technologies for increasing the security of with graphical location information and workflow
people, property, and assets. The BIS Access Engine instructions.
and sophisticated controller products provide a wide ACE uses the standard BIS user interfaces and their
range of access control features. flexibility of customization. Additionally ACE offers
Combine the basic Access Engine package with specific access configuration interfaces for
optional features to build a customized access control cardholders, access hardware and access rules.
system that meets your needs. Then use the Building The main benefit of the Building Integration System
Integration System software to integrate the Access family is the integration of a wide variety of security
Engine with your intrusion and video security and safety systems on the same premises. By
equipment. combining ACE with other BIS engines (e.g.
Automation and Video) you can design smart security
System overview solutions tailored exactly to the requirements of your
tender.
The Access Engine (ACE) software, in conjunction with
The Access Engine runs on a single-workstation, in a
Bosch access hardware, is a complete access control
client-server system, or within a distributed
system within the Building Integration System (BIS). It
environment with a central server and local or regional
encompasses all the essential features of any
servers.
standalone access control system, plus a wide range
In the distributed multi-server environment all devices,
of optional enhancements.
cardholders and authorizations can be managed from
Like the other BIS engines, the ACE takes full
the top-level server.
advantage of all the extra BIS features, such as
interactive location maps and action plans for
powerful, fully integrated alarm management. Alarm
2 | BIS - Access Engine (ACE) 4.6
• New: User-definable dialog manager to collect only

relevant personal information.
• Anti-passback.
• Access area balancing including access sequence
checking provides a means of limiting the number of
people in a given area, automatic arming/disarming if
area is empty/not empty and muster list generation.
• N-Persons authorization will grant access at a door
only when a defined number (N) of authorized
cardholders present their badges to a
correspondingly configured reader. The setting can
be made reader by reader, and from 2 to N (no limit)
persons.
• Mantrap feature for managing two cooperating doors
with two pairs of readers; recommended for high
security levels, e.g. entrances to server rooms or
research departments.
• Improved guard tour: a state-of-the-art patrol tracking
system using existing access control readers, access-
sequence and access-time checking. Any violation of
Pos. Description (single-server system) patrol sequence or timing causes an alarm, which is
1 Central BIS server with Access Engine and Video Engine SW then tracked by BIS’s sophisticated alarm
management features. Guard tour reports can be
2 Multiple workstations for alarm management or enrollment generated from the BIS event log.
3 Enrollment devices such as card printer, signature scanner,

enrollment reader, camera for ID photos
4 Access controllers
5 Access readers
6 Door strikes
7 IP camera
8 Digital Video Recorder e.g. DIVAR for alarm recording
Functions
The Access Engine basic package, in combination with

AMC access controllers, offers the following features:
• A wide range of intuitive, template door models
allowing fast and easy hardware configuration (e.g.
standard door, turnstile, elevator with time &
attendance readers etc.).
• Door model configuration dialog generates a wiring
plan for the hardware installer.
• On-the-fly activation of reader and cardholder • Random screening feature: Cardholders accessing or
configurations in the access controllers. leaving the site can be stopped at random intervals
• Time models for time-based access control, including and directed to security personnel for closer
the definition of special days, recurring public inspection. Cards belonging to designated “VIPs“ can
holidays, etc. be excluded from random screening.
• Time models for automatic activation/deactivation of • Visitor management: Visitors’ cards can be tracked
cardholder accounts, such as access rules, PIN codes and handled separately as regards their validity
etc. periods and the possible need for an escort.
• Time models for automatic activation/deactivation of • Interface for arming/disarming an IDS (Intrusion
system settings, such as setting an office door to stay Detection System) including authorization handling
unlocked from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and card assignment.
• Additional PIN code for arming /disarming intruder • New: all personal information (including. photos and
alarms. signatures) are stored in a secure SQL data base for
• Temporary blocking / unblocking of cardholders, better data security.
either manually or time-controlled.
• Blacklisting of cards.
camera near the entrance/reader that sent the

request. The operator compares both images and
decides whether or not to open the door.
Parking lot management
• Elevator interface for controlling up to 64 floors via an

elevator-internal card reader, and for the assignment
of floor authorizations to cardholders.
• Interface for importing personnel data from an HR
system or exporting such information from ACE to
such a system.
• Improved card personalization for importing This feature allows the definition and use of the door
cardholder images and creating customized corporate model “parking lot” which contains the control of two
badge designs printable on standard card printers. barriers for entrance and exit and their traffic lights,
• A routing feature to ensure that personnel follow which prevent access when the lot has reached
prescribed routes within the premises. maximum capacity.
• Remote door unlock feature e.g. by mouse click on an Each parking lot can be divided into logical areas, with
icon in a BIS interactive location map. a maximum number of cars defined for each.
• Creation of logical areas, e.g. single rooms, groups of Authorization to pass the barrier and park in a logical
rooms, whole floors or parking lots, to which special area can be assigned to cardholders in the standard
access control points can be assigned. dialogs. Load-balancing of the parking lots is also
• The ability to limit the number of people or cars possible, with current capacity information displayed
accessing a logical area.
on the operator’s screen. Load balancing of cars
• Full archive and restore capability for system data.
(parking lots) and persons (access areas) is handled
• Flexible alarm management for a huge range of alarm
separately, so that it is possible to track the location
conditions (e.g. denied access, tamper-detection,
badge blacklisted, duress alarm, etc.) optionally
of both cardholder and car simultaneously.
combinable with BIS features such as interactive Accessories for BIS Access Engine
location maps and action plans.
• Utilization of the Bosch controller family's digital, Extended parking management
monitored I/Os for additional control and monitoring Provides management of guest parking, including the
functions, including intrusion- and tamper-detection. generation of parking vouchers and notification about
• Easy integration with Bosch or 3rd party video visitors who overstay their scheduled appointments.
systems such as matrix switches, DVRs, IP-cameras Application Programming Interface
etc. A software development kit (SDK) to integrate Access
• Detailed logging of access events and alarms for legal Engine with third-party applications such as Identity
compliance and forensic investigation.
Management, Time & Attendance and advanced Visitor
– Audit trail for changes to master records and
Management systems.
authorizations, including creation, modification
and deletion of records. Integration of key cabinets
– Integrated reporting with filtering capability. Integration of Deister and Kemas key cabinets for
– Export to standard CSV-format for further securing physical keys and monitoring their usage.
processing.
• Support for up to eight different card formats Integration of wireless online locks
simultaneously. Integration of SimonsVoss SmartIntego wireless
• Mass data change for authorizations and other data. online locks (lock cylinders, door handles and
• Comprehensive online help. padlocks) for doors which require medium-level
security, such as offices and classrooms.
Video verification
Video verification extends the security level of your Increasing access control capacity
access control system through video technology. When ACE scales easily to the growing needs of your sites.
a reader is in video verification mode the cardholder is Additional MAC (Master Access Controller) licenses
not admitted directly. Instead the reader performs a enable you to increase geographical coverage or
request for entrance which appears as a message on performance. A growing number of staff or visitors can
the operator's screen. be accommodated by additional cardholder licenses.
An Action Plan (see BIS optional accessories) shows
the operator the cardholder’s image as stored in the
ACE database in conjunction with a live image from a
Licenses to increase the number of entrances are BIS-XACE-50KC46 License for 50,000 ID cards
available in steps of 32, 128 or 512. An entrance in this License for 50,000 additional BIS ACE cards
sense is equivalent to an ACE door model, making it Order number BIS-XACE-50KC46
easy to calculate requirements.
Example: Your site has 2 main entrances with an entry BIS-XACE-32DR46 License for 32 doors
and an exit reader each, 26 office doors with entrance License for 32 additional BIS ACE doors
reader and 1 mantrap for the server room. The total Order number BIS-XACE-32DR46
number of door models/entrances is 29, irrespective
BIS-XACE-128D46 License for 128 doors
of the number of readers involved. A total of 32
License for 128 additional BIS ACE doors
entrances is already covered by the ACE basic package
Order number BIS-XACE-128D46
license.
BIS-XACE-512D46 License for 512 doors
Installation/configuration notes License for 512 additional BIS ACE doors
Access Engine in figures Order number BIS-XACE-512D46
Max. number of active cards per controller 200,000 BIS-FACE-OFFL46 License for offline basic package
License for the BIS ACE Offline Doors basic package
Max. number of readers per server 10,000 Order number BIS-FACE-OFFL46
Max. number of MACs (Master Access 40 BIS-XACE-25OF46 License for 25 offline doors
Controllers) per server License for 25 additional BIS ACE Offline doors
Order number BIS-XACE-25OF46
Max. number of access authorizations per 1000
MAC BIS-XACE-25ON46 License for 25 remote online doors
The Engine can be ordered in one of two ways: License for 25 remote online doors
• as an integral part of an initial BIS configuration, in Order number BIS-XACE-25ON46
which case it is ordered along with a BIS basic
BIS-XACE-1MAC46 License for 1 MAC
license
• as an enhancement to an existing BIS configuration License for 1 additional Main Access Controller (MAC)
in BIS ACE
Technical specifications Order number BIS-XACE-1MAC46
See the specifications for the respective version of the BIS-XACE-10MC46 License for 10 MAC
BIS Basic Package. License for 10 additional Main Access Controllers
(MAC) in BIS ACE
Ordering information Order number BIS-XACE-10MC46
BIS-FACE-BPA46 Basic license BIS-FACE-API46 License for API

License for the BIS Access Engine (ACE) within BIS License for the Application Programming Interface
Order number BIS-FACE-BPA46 (API) in BIS ACE
Order number BIS-FACE-API46
BIS-XACE-100C46 License for 100 ID cards
License for 100 additional BIS ACE cards BIS-FACE-PRK46 License for carpark management
Order number BIS-XACE-100C46 License for Extended Carpark Management in BIS ACE
Order number BIS-FACE-PRK46
BIS-XACE-1KC46 License for 1,000 ID cards
License for 1000 additional BIS ACE cards BIS-XACE-1KEY46 License for 1 key cabinet
Order number BIS-XACE-1KC46 License for the connection of 1 key cabinet to BIS ACE
Order number BIS-XACE-1KEY46
BIS-XACE-10KC46 License for 10,000 ID cards
License for 10,000 additional BIS ACE cards
Order number BIS-XACE-10KC46
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Fire Alarm Systems | FMC‑120‑DKM Manual Call Points
FMC‑120‑DKM Manual Call Points

u Adjustment of the manual call point after alarm trig-

gering
u Indicator LED for alarm or for inspection evaluation
u Second contact with connections for panel control
u Variants for indoor and outdoor use
The FMC-120-DKM Manual Call Points handle manual Variants

alarm triggering and are used with conventional tech- The design of the manual call points for indoor
nology. (form G) and outdoor use (form H) are identical. Three
color variants, red, blue, and yellow are available.
Functions Detectors for outdoor use (form H) have a cover
equipped with a seal.
5
1 1
Certifications and Approvals
2 Type Number Complies with

4
FMC‑120‑DKM‑G‑R EN54-11:2001/A1:2005
3 FMC‑120‑DKM‑H‑R EN54-11:2001/A1:2005
FMC‑120‑DKM‑G‑Y EN12094-3:2003
3 2
In the event of an alarm, the glass pane (2) is broken FMC‑120‑EST‑G‑B EN12094-3:2003
first, then the manual call point (3) is pressed hard.
This activates the micro switch for alarm triggering Region Certification
and the indicator LED (4) blinks. Germany VdS G 298061 FMC-120-DKM-G-R/-H-
A locking mechanism holds the pressed manual call R_G298061
point. VdS G 206079 FMC-120-DKM-G-
The manual call point can be reset with the reset lever Y_G206079
(5). The indicator LED (4) goes out.
VdS G 206080 FMC-120-EST-G-B/-H-
This does not reset the alarm on the fire panel. HE_G206080
2 | FMC‑120‑DKM Manual Call Points
Region Certification
1
PTB 01 ATEX 2163 X OTC/OC 310/410,
OT/O/T 300/400, DKM/SKM 120, DM/
SM 210, MPA_01 ATEX 2163 X
135°
PTB 01 ATEX 2163 X FMC-120-DKM
Europe CE FMC-120-EST-G-B / -DKM-G-Y 2,5
CE FMC-120-DKM-G-R/-H-R 2
CE FMC-120-DKM-G-B/ -H-B
CPD 0786-CPD-20294 FMC-120-DKM-G/H-
R 140°
CPD 0786-CPD-20231 FMC-120-DKM-G-Y 2 10

CPD 0786-CPD-20232 FMC-120-EST-G-B/-
H-HE 3
Installation/Configuration Notes
147
• Manual call points have to be mounted visibly along
escape and rescue routes (e.g. exits, passageways,
stairwells) and be easily accessible.
• An installation height of 1400 mm ±200 mm, meas-
ured from the middle of the manual call point to the
floor, must be maintained.
• Manual call points must be illuminated sufficiently
with daylight or another light source (including emer-
139
gency lighting, if present).

• Max. one test detector may be used for primary lines
together with automatic detectors. The test detector
is connected at the end of the primary line.
• Further standards, guidelines and planning recom-
mendations regarding the installation location etc.,
should also be taken into consideration (see Fire De-
tection manual).
• Regulations of local fire departments must be ob- Pos. Description
served.
1 Installation depth version 1: 36 mm
Installation 2 Installation depth version 2: 14 mm
• Cables can be inserted surface-mounted or flush-
mounted. 3 Installation depth version 3: approx. 30 mm
Technical Specifications
ø 3,4
Electrical
Operating voltage 24 V DC (16.2 V DC . . . 30 V DC)
Current consumption Specified by the respective se-

curity system
Mechanics
Dimensions (W x H x D) 135 x 135 x 37 mm /

• Installation in fire hose cabinets is possible in three 5.31 x 5.31 x 1.4 in.
ways:
Housing material Plastic (ASA)
Colors Red, RAL 3001

Blue, RAL 5005
Yellow, RAL 1003
Weight Approx. 224 g

Environmental conditions FMC‑FST‑DE Printed Labeling Foils for the Upper Label
Protection class as per EN 60529 Field
For yellow and blue manual call points of Series
Form G (indoor area) IP 52 FMC‑120 and FMC‑210, 1 unit = 5 sheets
Order number FMC-FST-DE
Form H (outdoor area) IP 54
Norm FMC‑SPGL‑DEIL Spare Glasses

For manual call points of Series DM, DKM, SKM,
FMC-120-DKM-G-R, EN 54-11 FMC‑120 and FMC‑210.
FMC‑120‑DKM‑H‑R 1 unit = 5 spare glasses
FMC-120-DKM-G-Y, EN 12094-3 Order number FMC-SPGL-DEIL
FMC‑120‑EST‑G‑B
Key for Fire Detectors Types G and H
Permissible operating tempera- made of red plastic (ASA)
ture Order number FMM-KEY-Form G/H
Form G (indoor area) -10 °C . . . +55 °C /

14 °F … 131 °F
Form H (outdoor area) -25 °C . . . +70 °C /

-13 °F … 158 °F
FMC‑120‑DKM‑G‑R Form G, Red

Manual Call Point for indoor use, indirect alarm trig-
gering (type B), conventional technology
Order number FMC-120-DKM-G-R
FMC‑120‑DKM‑H‑R Form H, Red

Manual Call Point for outdoor use, indirect alarm trig-
gering (type B), conventional technology
Order number FMC-120-DKM-H-R
FMC‑120‑DKM‑G‑B Form G, Blue

Manual Call Point for indoor use, indirect triggering
(type B), conventional technology
Order number FMC-120-DKM-G-B
FMC‑120‑DKM‑H‑B Form H, Blue

Manual Call Point for outdoor use, indirect triggering
Order number FMC-120-DKM-H-B
FMC‑120‑DKM‑G‑Y Form G, Yellow

Manual Call Point for indoor use, indirect triggering
Order number FMC-120-DKM-G-Y
FMC‑120‑EST‑G‑B Form G, Blue

Electronic Stop Device for indoor use, indirect trigger-
ing (type B), conventional technology
Order number FMC-120-EST-G-B
Accessories
FMX‑FSO‑GLT Punched, Self-adhesive Foil Sets (Blank)
For the labeling field of conventional manual call
points of the Series FMC‑120, 1 unit = 10 sheets
Order number FMX-FSO-GLT
FMC-120-DKM Double Action Call Points
FMC‑120‑DKM‑G‑R Form G, Red FMC‑120‑DKM‑H‑R Form H, Red FMC‑120‑DKM‑G‑B Form G, Blue
Range of use indoor outdoor indoor
Mounting surface-mounted/flush-mounted surface-mounted/flush-mounted surface-mounted/flush-mounted
Operating voltage 16.2 V DC . . . 30 V DC 16.2 V DC . . . 30 V DC 16.2 V DC . . . 30 V DC
Current consumption specified by the respective security specified by the respective security specified by the respective security
system system system
Protection category IP 52 IP 54 IP 52
Permissible operating temperature -10°C . . . +55°C -25°C . . . +70°C -10°C . . . +55°C
Color red, RAL 3001 red, RAL 3001 blue, RAL 5005
FMC‑120‑DKM‑H‑B Form H, Blue FMC‑120‑DKM‑G‑Y Form G, Yellow FMC‑120‑EST‑G‑B Form G, Blue
Range of use outdoor indoor indoor
Mounting surface-mounted/flush-mounted surface-mounted/flush-mounted surface-mounted/flush-mounted
Operating voltage 16.2 V DC . . . 30 V DC 16.2 V DC . . . 30 V DC 16.2 V DC . . . 30 V DC
Current consumption specified by the respective security specified by the respective security specified by the respective security
system system system
Protection category IP 54 IP 52 IP 52
Permissible operating temperature -25°C . . . +70°C -10°C . . . +55°C -10°C . . . +55°C
Color blue, RAL 5005 yellow, RAL 1003 blue, RAL 5005
Represented by:
Americas: Europe, Middle East, Africa: Asia-Pacific:

Fax: +1 585 223 9180 Fax: +31 40 2577 330 Fax: +65 6571 2698
www.boschsecurity.us www.boschsecurity.com www.boschsecurity.asia

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COLOMBO CITY CENTRE

ACS Operation & Maintenance Manual-Residential Scope

OCTOBER 16, 2020

1.1 MANUAL OVERVIEW

Section 4 - Section 4 describes the maintenance schedules and troubleshooting.

Section 5 - Section 5 contains the full schedule of as-built drawings.

Section 6 - Section 6 contains the manufacturers operation & maintenance literature.

1.2 SAFETY PROCEDURE

 Authorized person- a signatory, qualified engineer in charge.

Installation, removal, repair or servicing of equipment is required, concerning;

 Illumination. Adequate lighting of area for proposed work.

1.2.2 DO NOT SERVICE OR ADJUST ALONE

1.2.3 COINCIDENTAL DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT IN CABINETS

1.3 SERVICE CALL OUT

SECTION 2: GENERAL DESCRIPTION

2.1 DESCRIPTION OF WORK AREA

2.2 ACS SYSTEM OVERVIEW

2.3 INSTALLED EQUIPMENT DETAILS.

 APC-AMC2-4WCF Controller with power supply

 Access Card Readers (ARD-SER10-WI).

 Manual Call Points. (FMC-120-DKM-G-R)

 Electro Magnetic locks

 Power Supply Unit (PSU-60-AMC)

 8 core 0.22 sqmm cables for card reader.

SECTION 3: SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

3.1 SYSTEM DIAGRAM

3.2 STARTUP OPERATION

NOTE: At any emergency please do not try to by-pass this process.

3.3 OPERATION OF THE WORKSTATION

3.3.1 Starting BIS Operator

User Name and Password

3.3.2 View of BIS Client

3.3.3 Adding a Person to the System (step 1) - go to access engine

3.3.4 Adding a Person to the System (step 2)-go to personal data

3.3.6 Adding an Authorization (step 1)-go to access engine

3.3.7 Adding an Authorization (step 2)-go to system data

3.3.8 Adding an Authorization (step 3)-go to authorization, fill and save

3.3.9 Configuring a Card (Step 1)-go to Access Engine

3.3.10 Configuring a Card (Step 2) - go to Cards

3.3.11 Configuring a Card (Step 3) - Select a person

3.3.12 Configuring a Card (Step 4) - Record a card

3.3.18 Checking the Event Log (Step 1) – Go to localhost

3.3.19 Checking the Event Log (Step 2) – Go to Event Log

3.3.20 Checking the Event Log (Step 3) – Print if required

4.1 Possible Issues and Troubleshooting

• One EML is not Activated

• Check the alignment of EML and door plate

SECTION 5: SERVICE DRAWING REGISTER

SECTION 6: MANUFACTURER LITERATURE

AMC2 - Access Modular Controller

u Intelligent access manager for one to eight

u Four interfaces include the reader power supply

u Standard 2 GB compact flash

u LCD display for displaying information

u Self-controlling send and receive switching

The AMC2 (Access Modular Controller) is used as an System overview

available on the device by default. With RS485 Host connections

Certifications and approvals