Bosch Solution 6000 Quick start guide

It is highly recommended to use the Master PIN is 2580

SolutionLink software when programming
the Solution 6000
To enter installer mode
- 1234 Menu, the red & green keypad
To navigate the menu, LEDs will both be flashing
• Enter installer mode
• Enter the menu number OR use the arrow keys to scroll through
and press OK to select
To exit Installer/Programming
• OK selects highlighted menu option or pressing Menu takes you
mode - keep the Menu button
back to previous menu when using arrow keys
depressed until it exits
• To enable an option with a ü press ON, to disable press OFF
• To save changes press OK

2 To view a trouble condition,

1 To default the panel • Press i & OK. Trouble

up, these will be:
conditions will exist when the system is first powered

• Remove AC & battery • Date/time Menu 710 set date and time
• Press & hold the default • Default pin trouble Menu 152 change installer pin
button, at the same time, Menu 111 change user pin (including Master)
reconnect power to the Menu 112 create new user pin
system • Outputs 1,2,4. Connect applicable wired devices to their
• Keep default button respective output
depressed for 5 seconds
• Panel is now defaulted Note: If the outputs are not working, please make sure your battery is
connected. The battery is needed in order for the outputs to work unless “off
on low battery” has been turned off. If outputs are not being used disable
them in Menu 411, (0 = disabled)

4 To Program a Zone type 3 End of line resistor value

Menu 311 • Select zone number, then select zone type Menu 340 • Set to value required (Default is
3k3 for 8 zone operation, if more
zones are required set to split

5 To Enable the RF receiver

3k3/6k8)
• Use arrow keys or enter option #,
then press OK to save
Menu 350 • Scroll down to option 4 (Bosch serial
• Exit programming mode to activate
receiver RF3212E). Press ON to change
(hold Menu button down)
and OK to save. (This must be done before
learning in Rf devices/keyfobs)
• Exit programming mode to activate (hold
Menu button down) 6 To learn in an RF device

• Take the device out of the box and remove one

7 Comms set up of the RF ID numbers (this is the number that
you will need to learn in)
Menu 540 • TX format 1 - Default is contact ID • Install the batteries & put the device back in
Menu 511 • Enter base station number/s for receiver 1 the box wait for five minutes (warm up period
E.g. 13450909 where the devices should not be exposed to
Menu 512 • Enter base station number/s for receiver 2 any movement)
(If needed) • Go to Menu 330 (Add RF device) select the
Menu 220 • Account ID - Select area & enter the zone number you want & press ok
account ID E.g. 3409 • Enter in the 9 digit RF ID number and press OK
Menu 591 • Set test report time, do not leave at the • Select either
default time CH 1 = PIR or Reed with magnet
Menu 592 • Set test report period E.g. once a week, CH 2 = RF Reed with external contacts
once a day Press OK
Menu 222 • To turn open/close reports off, select area
& set to log only
8 To set open / close
reports from a user
9 To set open / close reports only after alarm
Menu 142 • Untick the option for always report open/close reports (per user)
Menu 142 • Open/close report Menu 214 • To set open/close only after alarm, select area, scroll to open/
ON by default close only after alarm and press the ON key to select the option

11 To set exit time 10 To program a chime zone

Menu 280 • Select area, then set desired time Menu 303 • Set chime zones - Select zone
(default is 60 seconds) Menu 206 • Set chime mode Select mode type
• Exit installer mode, press & hold the 4
key to toggle chime on/off

12 To set entry time

13 To add a keyfob
Menu 281 • Select area, then set desired time Ensure RF receiver is enabled (Menu 350)
(default is 20 seconds) Menu 130 • Select the user and then type in the
keyfobs 9 digit RF ID number & press ok

15 Service mode
14 To perform a walk test
Menu 390 • Puts panel into walk test mode (for all zones)
Menu 708 • Disables panel tamper, Menu 391 • Select the zone number you want to test (for
sirens/dialler single zone)

Menu Programming

1 Adding a token to a user

Menu 120
Menu 145
• Select add token
• Select door/s that the 5 Setting up a door & user with arm,
disarm & badging required
user will have access to
Menu 141 • Select areas that the Menu 145 • Assign user to a door/s
user will belong to Menu 612 • Select reader & enable all on & disarming allowed
Menu 614 • Select reader and enable reader badging and area
control (& egress if required)
Menu 617 • Assign reader/keypad to a door assignment 
2 Adding a keyfob Menu 411 • Set output to event type 60 Door
Menu 412 • Select event assignment (Door Name) 
Menu 350 • Enable the receiver. Menu 413 • Select output polarity
Select option 4 - Menu 414 • Set time parameter for the output
Bosch serial receiver. Menu 415 • Set any options required for the output
Exit program mode
Menu 130 • Add keyfob and
select user, then

4
enter 9 digit code
Menu 141 • Select areas that the Setting up a door for access only
user will belong to
Menu 145 • Assign user to a door/s
Menu 614 • Untick “reader area control”
Menu 617 • Assign reader/keypad to a door assignment
3 Adding a Fingerprint Menu
Menu
411
412
•
•
Set output to required function
Select event assignment (door name)
Menu 180 • Select add a fingerprint Menu 413 • Select output polarity
Menu 145 • Select door/s that the Menu 414 • Set time parameter for the output
user will access to Menu 415 • Set any options required for the output
Menu 141 • Select area’s that the
user will belong to
6 Setting up a door with D.O.T.L
triggering an output 7 Access control with Time Zones
Menu 145 • Assign user to a door/s
Menu 612 • Select options for reader/keypad
Menu 144 • Assign user to a time zone
Menu 614 • If required Select reader badging and reader
Menu 617 • Assign reader/keypad to a door
area control
assignment
Menu 617 • Assign reader/keypad to a door assignment
Menu 612 • Select options for reader/keypad
Menu 411 • Set selected output to required function
Menu 614 • If required Select reader badging
Menu 412 • Select event assignment (door Name)
Menu 411 • Set output to required function
Menu 413 • Select output polarity
Menu 412 • Select event assignment (door name)
Menu 414 • Set time parameter for the output
Menu 413 • Select output polarity
Menu 415 • Set any options required for the output
Menu 414 • Set time parameter for the output
Menu 313 • Select a zone for D.O.T.L function in pulse
Menu 415 • Set any options required for the output
count (13)
Menu 423 • Select door options in
Menu 314 • Set D.O.T.L time frame in pulse count time
Menu 750 • Select name for time zone
Menu 315 • Select the door the D.O.T.L will work with
Menu 751 • Set time frame that the user will have
Menu 316 • Set report route in
access
Menu 423 • Set alarm condition if required for door
Menu 752 • Set the days that the time zone will be
forced
active
Menu 411 • Set selected output to type 61 D.O.T.L alarm
Menu 412 • Select the door the D.O.T.L is operating on
Menu 413 • Set output polarity for the output.
Menu 414 • Set time parameter for the output
Menu 415 • Select output options for the output
8 Access control with door auto
open/close
Menu 145 • Assign user to a door/s
Menu 617 • Assign reader/keypad to a door
assignment
9 Using outputs with time zones Menu 612 • Select options for reader/keypad
Menu 614 • If required Select reader badging
Menu 411 • Set output to selected event type
Menu 411 • Select desired output & select event
Menu 412 • Select event assignment (door name)
type 58 time zone
Menu 413 • Select output polarity
Menu 412 • Select output event assignment
Menu 414 • Set time parameter for the output
Menu 413 • Select output polarity
Menu 415 • Set any options required for the output
Menu 414 • Select output time parameter
Menu 422 • Select unlock time zone for door
Menu 751 • Select time zone and set time frame
Menu 423 • Select required door options
for that time zone
Menu 750 • Select name for time zone 2
Menu 752 • Select the days of the week that the
Menu 751 • Set the unlock time period for the door
time zone will operate
Menu 752 • Set the days that the time zone will be
active

10 Operating a door with a keypad - Access

Menu 112 • Select add pin (Select User 10 and pin of 1234)
Menu 141 • Set User 10 Area assignment to no area
Menu 145 • Access - Door assignment (Select door number 1)
Menu 614 • Devices - Reader area control (Select by pressing the on key)
Menu 617 • Devices - Door assignment (Assign keypad to door number 1)
Press code and off to open or code * for metal keypad type

11 Operating a door with a single digit code

Menu 150 • Set User pin length to “0” (0 = variable) 12 Setting up an Request
to exit zone.
Menu 112 • Set User 10 pin code to 5
Menu 141 • Set User 10 Area assignment to no area Menu 311 • Select zone and set to
Menu 411 • Set output 5 to event type 56-follow pin display only (14)
Menu 412 • Set output 5 to 10 in event assignment - (10 = this user) Menu 312 • Select an area for the zone 
Menu 413 • Set output 5 to 4 = (normally open one shot low) Menu 315 • Select the door that the
Menu 414 • Set output 5 to 000 000 005 000 (5 seconds) zone belongs to
Menu 415 • Enable output 5 to display status message
• To open door press 5 and OK
13 Setting up Auto arm Time Zone. Commonly used locations
Menu 613 • Home area
Menu 750 • Name time zone (only Time Zone 2-16 can
Menu 612 • Home area only
be adjusted)
Menu 120 • Add token
Menu 751 • Set the start disarm and arm times for
Menu 130 • Add key fob
period 1
Menu 615 • Display area icons
Menu 752 • Select the days of the week that the auto
Menu 350 • Enable Bosch R.F receiver
arm applies to
(option 4)
Menu 218 • Select the time zone that you just created
Menu 622 • Turn off part arm via key fob
Menu 622 • Turn off audible key fob panic
Menu 301 • Zone array
Menu 401 • Operate output manually
14 Contact ID via Phone Line Menu
Menu
402
404
•
•
Output array
Door array
Menu 360 • Panel tamper options
Menu 540 • Select Tx 1 and set to contact ID • Lan scan
Menu 602
(default is C.I.D) • E.O.L value
Menu 340
Menu 220 • Enter account number per area • Disable dialler
Menu 521
Menu 511 • Enter base station numbers • Service interval
Menu 292
Menu 592 • Test report period • Monitor default pin
Menu 770
Menu 594 • Test report route • First to open/last to close
Menu 771
Menu 222 • Open/close route • Rf beep volume
Menu 742
Menu 316 • Report route (per zone) • Test report time
Menu 591
Menu 543 • Status route • Test report period
Menu 592
Menu 544 • Emergency route (keypad fire, • Test route
Menu 594
panic, medical) • Time/date
Menu 710
Menu 213 • Speaker beeps via key fob
Menu 215 • Strobe flash via key fob
Menu 303 • Set chime zones

15 SMS
Menu
Menu
206
205
•
•
Chime mode
Chime mode on ( Press and
hold the 4 key) to toggle or use
Menu 540 • Select Tx 1 and set to sms Menu 318 • Zone silent alarm
Menu 511 • Pick phone location and then Menu 318 • Invert zone seal
enter mobile phone numbers Menu 318 • Zone test on exit
Menu 592 • Test report period Menu 708 • Service mode
Menu 594 • Test report route Menu 505 • Start direct link
Menu 222 • Open/close route Menu 595 • Dial number test
Menu 316 • Report route (per zone) Menu 702 • History log
Menu 543 • Status route Menu 701 • System trouble
Menu 544 • Emergency route (keypad fire, Menu 214 • Open close after alarm
panic, medical) Menu 214 • Cancel reports
Menu 791 • Battery test
Menu 142 • Open/close reports (per user)

16 SMS using GSM

Menu 540 • Select Tx 1 and set to GSM SMS (12)

Menu 511 • Enter mobile numbers in
• To use SMS commands to control the
17
Menu 656
system enter the mobile number/s that Domestic dial
you will be sending the command from.
Menu 592 • Test report period Menu 703 • Default panel to domestic
Menu 594 • Test report route dial (only effects comms
Menu 222 • Open/close route programming)
Menu 316 • Report route per zone Menu 511 • Enter phone numbers in
Menu 543 • Status route
Menu 544 • Emergency route (keypad fire, panic,
medical)

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