Avenar 8000 Installation Manual

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Before using the AVENAR panel series, make sure to read the installation guide provided by Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH.Ensure that the panel series is installed correctly according to the instructions provided in the installation guide.Connect the necessary interfaces such as CAN1, CAN2, IN1/2, ETH1, ETH2, ETH3, ETH4, and USB to the respective devices or systems.Power the panel series with a 24V DC power supply, ensuring that the current does not exceed the specified mA.Monitor the LCD display for any status or error messages during operation.If using the touch screen feature, handle it with care to avoid damage. Refer to the user manual for proper operation guidelines.For any technical issues or inquiries regarding the AVENAR panel series, refer to the contact information provided by Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH.

Warning!Live components and stripped cable! Risk of injury from electric shock. The system must be current-free during connection work.Warning!The power button must be used to switch off the device before removing the power supply. It may not be disconnected from power supply while system is running. The device may be damaged if this procedure is violated. Not following this procedure may result in loss of warranty. Refer to user guide for further information.Notice!Installation must only be carried out by authorized specialist personnelNotice!Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH uses Open Source Software. For more information see: Information about the Open Source Software used in this product can be found onNotice!Use the Panel Controller only with the PRS-0002-C Panel Rail Short. Use solely the 5-wire cable of the Panel Controller for connection to the PRS-0002-C Panel Rail ShortNotice!Do not remove the security labels. This will void the warranty.Notice!Do not use tools with sharp edges (e.g. screw drivers or pens) to operate the device or its touchscreen.Notice!The device may not be exposed to direct sunlightNotice!Touchscreen recalibration is required to be performed at least once a year. Otherwise operating the device may be difficult or even not possible without prior re-calibration. For further information, see the necessary procedure in the user guide.

The panel controller controls every component connected to the panel and features the following functional elements (see 01,page 4):Pos.DesignationFunctionAInterfacesCAN1, CAN2, IN1/2, RailBTouchscreenOperating the networked system through virtual buttons and variable display windowsC6 fixed buttonsStandard entriesDPower buttonShutdown and restart of the deviceEMemory card slotMemory card reader for maintenance servicesFNetwork labelLabel assigning the different network connectorsGDIP switch labelDIP switch label with areas to write down the PNA (Physical Node Address) and the IP addressPos.DesignationFunctionHInterface labelLabel including connector assignmentI6-pin DIP switchDIP switch settings for CAN bus networking & panel redundancyJProduct labelImportant product dataK18 LEDsIndicating the operating status

The AVENAR panel series is a product manufactured by Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH. It comes in different models: FPE8000SPC, FPE8000PPC, FPE2000SPC, and FPE2000PPC. The panel series is designed for installation and is equipped with various interfaces such as CAN1, CAN2, IN1/2, ETH1, ETH2, ETH3, ETH4, USB, and bus interfaces. It features an LCD display and has a weight of 2.4 kg. The panel series operates at a temperature range of -20 to +70 degrees Celsius and requires a current of mA at 24V DC. The product is available in RAL7016 antracit color and has UL94-V0 fire resistance rating.Product Usage InstructionsBefore using the AVENAR panel series, make sure to read the installation guide provided by Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH.Ensure that the panel series is installed correctly according to the instructions provided in the installation guide.Connect the necessary interfaces such as CAN1, CAN2, IN1/2, ETH1, ETH2, ETH3, ETH4, and USB to the respective devices or systems.Power the panel series with a 24V DC power supply, ensuring that the current does not exceed the specified mA.Monitor the LCD display for any status or error messages during operation.If using the touch screen feature, handle it with care to avoid damage. Refer to the user manual for proper operation guidelines.For any technical issues or inquiries regarding the AVENAR panel series, refer to the contact information provided by Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH.Safety InstructionsWarning!

Live components and stripped cable! Risk of injury from electric shock. The system must be current-free during connection work.

Warning!

The power button must be used to switch off the device before removing the power supply. It may not be disconnected from power supply while system is running. The device may be damaged if this procedure is violated. Not following this procedure may result in loss of warranty. Refer to user guide for further information.

Notice!

Installation must only be carried out by authorized specialist personnelNotice!

Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH uses Open Source Software. For more information see: Information about the Open Source Software used in this product can be found on

Notice!

Touchscreen recalibration is required to be performed at least once a year. Otherwise operating the device may be difficult or even not possible without prior re-calibration. For further information, see the necessary procedure in the user guide.Functional DescriptionThe panel controller controls every component connected to the panel and features the following functional elements (see 01,page 4):

The cables are fixed to the panel controller.Fixing the Ethernet cables to the housing

The housing in which the panel controller is installed must be open. Lift and swing out the panel controller if already mounted.

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