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Conettix Cellular CommunicatorsTable of contents en3Table of contents1Cellular module introduction41.1About documentation41.2Bosch Security Systems, Inc. product manufacturing dates42Component overview53Installation83.1Insert the SIM card83.2Install the antenna3.3Install the communicator103.4Remove the communicator124Diagnostic LED descriptions135Configuration145.1Activating the B444-A/B444-V146Specifications15Bosch Security Systems B.V.8Installation Manual2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070

41en Cellular module introductionConettix Cellular CommunicatorsCellular module introductionThis document contains supplemental information needed to install the Conettix Plug-inCellular communication modules.This reference guide contains:1.1–Component location overview.–Installation workflows.–Diagnostic LED out documentationCopyrightThis document is the intellectual property of Bosch Security Systems, Inc. and is protected bycopyright. All rights reserved.TrademarksAll hardware and software product names used in this document are likely to be registeredtrademarks and must be treated accordingly.1.2Bosch Security Systems, Inc. product manufacturing datesUse the serial number located on the product label and refer to the Bosch Security Systems,Inc. website at http://www.boschsecurity.com/datecodes/.2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070Installation ManualBosch Security Systems B.V.

Conettix Cellular Communicators2Component overview en5Component overviewCellular plug-in communicators provide IP communications over supported cellular networksby directly connecting the communicator into a control panel or into an additional modulesuch as the Conettix Plug-in Communicator Interface or the Conettix Universal Dual PathCommunicator modules. All communicators come with a SIM card holder.Communicators with SIM cards1324516Callout - Description1 - Module handle and support leg2 - SIM card holder3 - LEDs4 - Threaded female SMA antenna connector5 - Plug-in module retention clip opening6 - PCM metal contactsBosch Security Systems B.V.Installation Manual2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070

6en Component overviewConettix Cellular CommunicatorsCommunicators with SIM cards and dual antennas12345617Figure 2.1: B444-A/B444-VCallout - Description1 - Module handle and support leg2 - SIM card holder3 - LEDs4 - Threaded female SMA antenna connector (secondary)5 - Threaded female SMA antenna connector (primary)6 - Plug-in module retention clip opening7 - PCM metal contactsNotice!Connections to both antenna connectors (secondary and primary) must be installed using thesupplied antennas or an extended antenna (sold separately). Failure to do so might causepoor signal strength.When using an external antenna such as the Bosch Multiband Antenna (B40-P, B40-MB25 orB40-MB50) connect the cable to the primary connector of the B444-A/V cellular module. Youmust also connect the supplied antenna to the secondary antenna connection. Failure to do somay result in poor service and dropped signals or connection.2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070Installation ManualBosch Security Systems B.V.

Conettix Cellular CommunicatorsComponent overview en73211B444-V/B444-A cellular module2Primary antenna connection port3B40-P/MB25/MB50 external antenna1.Connect antenna wire to the B40-P/MB25/MB50 antenna port (callout #3).2.Connect other end of B40-P/MB25/MB50 antenna wire to primary antenna port on B444V/B444-A cellular module (callout #2).Bosch Security Systems B.V.Installation Manual2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070

8en Installation3Conettix Cellular CommunicatorsInstallationWhen installing the communicator into a supporting module or control panel, refer to thecompatible documentation for more information.Caution!!3.1Remove all power (AC and battery) before making any connections. Failure to do so mightresult in personal injury and/or equipment damage.Insert the SIM cardFollow these instructions for SIM card installation on B442 and B443.1.Break away the SIM card from the die-cut.2.Insert the SIM card into the SIM card holder by sliding it into the card holder.3.Make sure the gold contact side of the SIM card is against the module.Figure 3.1: Inserting the SIM card3.2Install the antennaNotice!EN certificationOn the B442 and B443, the length of the antenna cable may not exceed 30 m (98 ft) in orderto comply with EN certification.1.Put the magnetic antenna on top of the enclosure, or vertically on another metal surface.2.Put the antenna cable through a knockout.3.Connect the antenna cable to the module.4.Make sure the antenna cable is inside the enclosure.Notice!Refer to the B444-A/B444-V Quick Installation Guide for detailed installation instructions.2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070Installation ManualBosch Security Systems B.V.

Conettix Cellular CommunicatorsInstallation en912Figure 3.2: Installing the antennaCallout - Description1 - Antenna routed through any knockout2 - Antenna cable connected to the moduleFigure 3.3: B444-A/B444-V antenna installationBosch Security Systems B.V.Installation Manual2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070

10en InstallationConettix Cellular CommunicatorsNotice!For proper spacing, the antennas should be placed at either corner of the enclosure.Figure 3.4: B444-A/B444-V cable connection3.3Install the communicatorControl panel/universal dual path communicator installation1.Put the support leg into the support hole labeled X. Refer to Figure 3.3.2.Align the PCB metal contacts with the on-board connector.3.Push the module into place. The retention clip snaps closed and secures the module inplace.2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070Installation ManualBosch Security Systems B.V.

Conettix Cellular CommunicatorsInstallation en11231Figure 3.5: Communicator installation (B6512 control panel shown)Callout - Description1 - Support leg inserted into the compatible device support holes2 - PCB metal contacts resting on the on-board connector3 - Plug-in communicator retention clipPlug-in communicator interface installation1.Insert the communicator into the slot of the plug-in communicator interface.2.Push in until you feel it "click" into place.32321Figure 3.6: Communicator installation (B450 shown)Bosch Security Systems B.V.Installation Manual2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070

12en InstallationConettix Cellular CommunicatorsCallout - Description1 - SIM card insertion (if applicable)2 - Communicator3 - Plug-in communicator interface3.4Remove the communicator1.Hold the plug-in module retention clip open.2.Hold the top corners of the module support handle with your other hand.3.Pull the module out.2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070Installation ManualBosch Security Systems B.V.

Conettix Cellular Communicators4Diagnostic LED descriptions en13Diagnostic LED descriptionsAt power up, all communicator LEDs activate for several seconds, indicating proper insertion.The Signal LEDs then turn off until the module registers on the cellular network. Registering anew module might take up to 2 min.Check the LED display to ensure a good signal strength level, and adjust the antenna locationas required. The signal strength LEDs momentarily turn off to indicate the module hasmeasured and updated the signal strength status.Signal strengthFlash patternFunctionRedIndicates an unacceptable signal strengthlevel.YellowIndicates a marginal signal strength level.Green (1 light)Indicates a good signal strength level.Green (2 lights)Indicates a very good signal strength level.No LEDIndicates that the module has not acquired atower yet.Tab. 4.1: Signal strength LED descriptionsSTATUSFlash patternFunctionFlashes once every 1 sec (blue)Normal State: Indicates normal operation.On Steady (blue)Communication Error State: Indicates thecommunicator is unable to communicate onthe cellular network.OffLED Trouble State: Indicates communicator isnot powered, or some other trouble conditionprohibits the communicator from controllingthe STATUS LED. (Check for properinstallation.)Tab. 4.2: STATUS LED descriptionsBosch Security Systems B.V.Installation Manual2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070

145en ConfigurationConettix Cellular CommunicatorsConfigurationCommunicator programming is done through the compatible control panel, plug-incommunicator interface, or universal dual path communicator. Refer to the documentation ofthese devices or remote programming software help for more information. For Bosch Cellularaccount status and management, use RPS or the online service portal (go to s and click on the Cellular Portal Login link).Configure network alarm communication routes and settings in the control panel. Cellularcarrier specific settings such as Access Point Name and SIM card security can also beprogrammed through the control panel or Conettix Plug-in Communicator Interface.5.1Activating the B444-A/B444-VThe B444-A and B44-V communicator requires a valid Bosch Installer Services account andmust be activated with a valid cellular plan for proper usage. If your device requires activation:–contact Bosch Installer Services by submitting a support ticket via the Bosch CellularPortal email at: installer.services@us.bosch.com, or–call Bosch Installer Services (800-289-0096).Please provide the IMEI and ICCID numbers found on the box or on the communicator forproper activation.2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070Installation ManualBosch Security Systems B.V.

Conettix Cellular Communicators6Specifications en15SpecificationsRefer to the communicator graphical installation manuals for communicator specificationinformation.Bosch Security Systems B.V.Installation Manual2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070

16 Specifications2020.02 04 F.01U.345.070Conettix Cellular CommunicatorsInstallation ManualBosch Security Systems B.V.

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3.1 Insert the SIM card Follow these instructions for SIM card installation on B442 and B443. 1. Break away the SIM card from the die-cut. 2. Insert the SIM card into the SIM card holder by sliding it into the card holder. 3. Make sure the gold contact side of the SIM card is against the module. Figure 3.1

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