Preparing a Bosch intrusion panel to add to Security Center SaaS
2026-08-05Last updated
Before adding a Bosch intrusion panel to Security Center SaaS, you must configure the
panel settings and obtain the panel's IP address, port number, and automation passcode. You must
enter these values in the device wizard when you add the panel to Security Center
SaaS.
Before you begin
Read the Bosch documentation that applies to your hardware.
Enable communication between the Bosch Remote Programming Software (RPS) and the panel.
Connect using a USB cable, the onboard Ethernet communication module, or a B420 or
B426 Ethernet module. For more information, see the Bosch documentation.
Configure the panel settings using RPS.
Panel settings include intrusion areas, inputs, which RPS calls points, and outputs,
which it calls relays. For more information, see the Bosch documentation.
Enable communication between the panel and Security Center SaaS using RPS.
From the list of panels, right-click the panel you are adding to Security Center
SaaS and select Open Panel View.
Click the Connect button to connect RPS to the panel.
In the Panel Wide Parameters
> On Board Ethernet Communicator settings:
Set IPv4 DHCP/AutoIP Enable to
No.
Enter an IP address for the panel in the IPv4 Address
field.
When you add the panel in Security Center SaaS, enter this address in
the IP address field on the
Activation page of the wizard.
Take note of the panel's TCP/UDP port number.
When you add the panel in
Security Center SaaS, enter this number in the Port field
on the Activation page of the wizard.
In the Automation/Remote App settings:
Set Automation Device to Mode
2.
Set the Automation Passcode.
When you add the panel in
Security Center SaaS, enter this number in the Passcode
field on the Activation page of the wizard.
Click Save.
The panel can now communicate with Security Center
SaaS.
Example
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