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Preparing a Bosch intrusion panel to add to Security Center SaaS
Configure the settings on your Bosch intrusion panel before adding the panel to Security Center SaaS.

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  - Preparing a Bosch intrusion panel to add to Security Center SaaS
    Configure the settings on your Bosch intrusion panel before adding the panel to Security Center SaaS.
  - Adding Bosch intrusion panels
    To monitor, control, and report on a Bosch intrusion panel, you must add it to a Genetec Cloudlink™ appliance in Security Center SaaS.
  - Configuring Bosch intrusion panel settings
    If you modify the settings on a Bosch intrusion panel, you must update the corresponding settings in Genetec™ Configuration web to ensure proper synchronization.
  - Configuring advanced settings on intrusion panels
    After you add an intrusion panel in Genetec™ Configuration web, you can configure its advanced settings in Genetec Configuration desktop.
  - Enabling intrusion panel monitoring
    To enable operators to monitor an intrusion panel in Genetec™ Operation, you must add the intrusion panel entities to maps.
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Preparing a Bosch intrusion panel to add to Security Center SaaS

2025-10-09

Configure the settings on your Bosch intrusion panel before adding the panel to Security Center SaaS.

Before you begin

Read the Bosch documentation that applies to your hardware.

Procedure

Select one of the supported Ethernet modules.
Enable communication between the Bosch Remote Programming Software (RPS) and the panel.
This can be done using a USB cable, the onboard Ethernet communication module, or the B420 or B426 Ethernet module. For more information, see the Bosch documentation.
Configure the panel settings using Bosch RPS.
Panel settings include intrusion areas, inputs (points), outputs (relays), and other behavior. For more information, see the Bosch documentation.
Enable communication between the panel and Security Center SaaS.
1. Open Bosch RPS.
2. From the list of panels, right-click on the panel you are adding to Security Center SaaS and select Open Panel View.
3. Click the Connect button to connect Bosch RPS to the panel.
4. 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.
  - Take note of the panel's IPv4 address and TCP/UDP port number. They're required to add the panel to Security Center SaaS.
5. In the Automation/Remote App settings:
  - Set Automation Device to Mode 2.
  - Set the Automation Passcode.
  - Take note of the automation passcode. It's required to add the panel to Security Center SaaS.
6. Click Save.

The panel can now communicate with Security Center SaaS.

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