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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

BZ 500 LSN / BE 500

4.998.098.932 (A1.en)

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Table of contents

Introduction and safety notes 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Explanation of the display/control elementsDisplay/control panel 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cumulative displays 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Message processing keys with display 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Function keys 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Key–operated switch 9. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Operation authorisationOperator code 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Basic/overall/maintenance operation 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Message display/processingDisplay of message types, detector modules, detectors 12Alarm verification 13. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Individual resetting 14. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Operation of the functionsSwitching off/on 15. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Control 16. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maintenance 17. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Operation in the selection menu 18. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BZ 500 LSN / BE 500

Notes 19. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Introduction and safety notes

Central service office

Telephone:

The unit must only be operated by trained personnel!Due to reasons of safety, and in order to avoid operatorerrors, only these persons should be informed of anyauthorisation code which may possibly be required foroperation.

What information do these operating instructions provide?These instructions contain all of the information required tooperate the unit.

What information do these operating instructions notprovide?The operating instructions do not provide any informationregarding general or special safety–technical knowledge.For this reason: Please ensure that you are familiar with allsafety–technical procedures and regulations in your zone(e.g. including behaviour in the event of an alarm, applicationplans, configuration plans, alarm organisation, etc.).

The destruction of a display as a result of external influencedoes not lead to any direct risk (such as, e.g. explosion, implo-sion, harmful gases, etc.) for the operator.If the unit is damaged, inform the maintenance service.

When cleaning the surface, especially in the case of the controland display unit, it must be ensured that no corrosive or abra-sive cleaning agents are used and that no liquid penetrates theinterior of the unit.

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Verification

Internal Buzzer

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Code Reset–System

Switch off

Reset

Control

Maintenance

Addit.function

Zone–Detector

Sounder/

Transmission

Extinguishing

Switching

Malfunction

System

Transmission unit

Sounder/Strobe

Power supply

Operation

Code operation

Day operation

Maintenance

Control

Transmission unit

Switch off

Transmission unit

Sounder/Strobe

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Day–Nighton/off Siren

ABC

JKL

STU

DEF

MNO

VWX

GHI

PQR

YZ

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

CE 0 enter

yesstopno

–/:

Key switch

Explanation of the display/control elementsDisplay/control panel

e.g.detector modules,control modules,extinguisher sets

Individual displays (LED)red = alarmyellow = malfunction,

shut–off

Cumulativedisplays

Message-processing keys

Keys for inputtingnumbers, letters

and function keys

Cumulativedisplays

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

63

64

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

0 12

0

BOSCH Safety Technology

Display (LCD)

time

Strobe

unit

system

point

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Fire FireInternal Alarm

MessageExternal Alarm

Alarm

Explanation of the display/control elementsCumulative displays

Alarm (red) illuminates on the occurrence of a fire alarm, preliminary alarm andin the event of alarm verification. The corresponding alarm is stored and signalledby the buzzer.Fire External Alarm (red) illuminates when a fire alarm is reported to alarm an externalauxiliary body (fire brigade) or an external sounder/strobe has been actuated.Fire Internal Alarm (red) illuminates on the occurrence of an alarm without trans-mission to an external auxiliary body.Message (red) illuminates on the occurrence of a message (e.g. house alarm).The message is stored and the buzzer is activated.

Malfunction (yellow) illuminates in the event of all types of malfunction. The corresponding malfunction mes-sage is generally stored (not e.g. mains power malfucntion) and the buzzer is activated. If the malfunctiontype cannot be reset by the authorised operator, the maintenance service must be informed.System (yellow) illuminates in the event of a system malfunction (logic malfunction).Transmission unit (yellow) illuminates in the event of a transmission malfunction. The transmission devicecannot then be actuated, i.e. the auxiliary body is not automatically alerted in the event of an alarm.Sounder/Strobe (yellow) illuminates in the event of an external sounders/strobes malfunction.Power supply (yellow) illuminates in the event of a mains power malfunction or battery malfunction.

Operation (green) illuminates when the central unit is operable.Code operation (yellow) illuminates after the correct operator code has been input.Day operation (yellow) illuminates when the central unit has been switched from night to day operation.Maintenance (yellow) illuminates during system maintenance.

Control (red) illuminates on actuation of the transmission unit or control module.Transmission unit (red) illuminates when the transmission device has been actuated.An external auxiliary body (e.g. fire brigade, security service) has been alerted.

Switch off (yellow) illuminates if detectors, detector modules, control modules or switching points have beenswitched off. The display extinguishes after all switch offs have been reset.Transmission unit (yellow) illuminates if the transmission device has been switched off.An external auxiliary body (e.g. fire brigade) cannot then be alerted.Sounder/Strobe (yellow) illuminates if a connected sounder/strobe has been switched off. In this case,the sounder/strobe does not report an alarm. The display extinguishes after the switch off has been reset.

MalfunctionSystem

Transmission unitSounder/Strobe

Power supply

OperationCode operation

Day operationMaintenance

Control

Switch off

Sounder/Strobe

Transmission unit

Transmission unit

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Sequential No.of the message

Explanation of the display/control elementsMessage processing keys with display

Next Type of Message

Alarm

NextMessage

NextDetector



Action

01 FIRE EXT 0001 – 12 –> House 3 Cellar03 FIRE EXT 0012 – 30 House 3 Room 2

With this key, a measure text regarding the message displayed in the first lineis displayed. By depressing the key again (or automatically after 30 sec.) theold status display is restored.

Message type e.g. ”Fire External Alarm”

Detector module No. 0001

Detector No. 12

With this key, further actuated detector module0001 detectors are displayed on a rolling basis.

With this key, further actuated messages, e.g. the ”Fireexternal” message type, are displayed on a rolling basis.

With this key, further actuated messsage types such as, e.g. ”Fire internal”,”Preliminary alarm”, ”Messages”, ”Malfunctions”, ”Switch offs”, ”Actuations”and ”Maintenance” are displayed on a rolling basis.

Display:The display (LCD) is comprised of 2 lines, each containing40 characters. In the plain text display, all messages, such asfire, malfunction, switch off, and notes for operation, are dis-played in the selection menu.If the central unit is in its quiescent state, i.e. no messageshave been received, and no functions have been called upfrom the selection menu, the quiescent ”BOSCH SafetyTechnology” display appears.

After 30 seconds without a key’s beingdepressed, the message with thehighest priority is automaticallydisplayed in the display.

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Explanation of the display/control elementsFunction keys

Start / stopverification time

In the event of a fire alarm, this key is used, within a request period, to start theverification period.For a comprehensive explanation, see Chap. Alarm verification, Page 13.

With this key, the switching off of detectors, detector modules, control modules, theTransmission Unit, switching points, sounders/strobes and extinguishing system isinitiated.For a comprehensive explanation, see Chap. Switching off/on, Page 15.

Switch functionsoff / on

Start / end operatingauthority

This key is used to initiate the control of sounders/strobes, control modules andswitching points.For a comprehensive explanation, see Chap. Control, Page 16.

Controlfunctions

This key is used to start code input or to end code operation.For a comprehensive explanation, see Chap. Operator code, Page 10.

Switch buzzer off The buzzer is sounded on the occurrence of alarms, messages, malfunctions andmaintenance alarms. After depressing this key, the buzzer is switched off.

Internal Buzzer

Code

Switch off

This key is used to initiate the resetting of detector modules, control modules, theTransmission Unit and malfunction detector modules.For a comprehensive explanation, see Chap. Individual resetting, Page 14.

Resetting individualdeployments

Reset

VerificationTime

Control

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TransmissionUnit


Start maintenance This key is used to initiate the maintenance of detectors and detector modules.For a comprehensive explanation, see Chap. Maintenance, Page 17.

Reset central unit By depressing the ”Reset system” key, all central unit deployments and malfunctionsare reset. The quiescent image appears in the display as soon as the central unit is inits quiescent status. If certain deployments cannot be reset by the authorised operator,the maintenance service must be informed.

Maintenance

This key is used to call up the selection menu and the functions contained therein.For a comprehensive explanation, see Chap. Operation in the selection menu,Page 18.

Call upselection menu

Addit.Function

Reset–System

Process detectormodules anddetectors

The input for detector modules is max. 4–digits long, the input for the detectors max.2–digits long.The detector modules and detectors can be blocked, switched off/on, actuated(control modules), reset and switched to maintenance.

Zone–Detector

Processsounder/strobe The sounders/strobes can be switched off/on, actuated and reset.

Sounder/Strobe

ProcessTransmissionunit

The Transmission Unit can be switched off/on, actuated and reset.

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enter


Processswitching points

The input for the switching points is max. 4–digits long.The switching points can be actuated, reset and switched off/on together.

Switch betweenday/night operation

This key is used to switch from day operation to night operation or from night operationto day operation.

Day–Nighton/off

This key is depressed after– Inputting a code– Changing a code– Inputting a time

Confirm inputs

SwitchingPoint

Switchsounder/strobeoff/on

On actuation of this key, the optical/acoustic sounders/strobes are switched off andshut off in the event of an alarm.On further actuation of this key, the sounders/strobes can be reactivated.Siren

Correct inputs With this key, incorrect inputs, e.g. numbers, can be deleted.CE

Processextinguishingsystem

The extinguishing system can be switched off/on and reset.Extinguishingsystem

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This key is used to undo ”switch offs”, ”controls” and ”maintenance”.

In the ”background memory” and in the case of ”input date/time” this key is used tojump to the left.

This key is used to confirm ”resets”, ”switch offs”, ”controls” and ”maintenance”.

In the ”background memory” and in the case of ”input date/time” this key is used tojump to the right.

Explanation of the display/control elementsFunction keys/key–operated switch

Switch back tothe operator level

This key is used to switch back one level or to abort an input.stop

Input numbers 1

Key switch The allocation of control functions to the position of thekey–operated switch can be parameterised.

e.g. – Switch between day/night operation– Code operation on/off

0 12

0

ABC

2

DEF

noUndo functions/jump in thebackground memory

yesExecute functions/jump in thebackground memory

Insofar as number inputs are necessary (e.g. detector module number input), thesecan be input in the position in which the cursor is flashing.

e.g. a ”12” is input as follows: – first input the number ”1”: 000 1

– then input the number ”2”: 001 2the number ”1” then automatically jumps to the correct position ”0012”.

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Alarm Fire FireInternal Alarm


Operation authorisationOperator code

Start code input

By inputting the operator code, operating authorisation for basic operation, overalloperation or maintenance operation is issued. For a list of operations for which anoperator code is required, see the next Page. All other operating procedures can becarried out without an operator code.

The operator code is optionally comprised of 1 to 9 numbers. The first number isfirmly allocated to a user (canot be changed). The remaining numbers form theuser’s personal password (can be changed).

If the operator code has been input correctly, the individual”Code operation” display illuminates.If no input is made for 15 minutes, code operation isautomatically exited, and the display is extinguished (notin maintenance–code operation).

Terminatecode operation

Inputoperator code

Confirminput

No messageInput code . . . . . . . .

Code operationOperation

Code

1

ABC

2

DEF

4

JKL

5

MNO

enter

Code Code operation is exited again with the code key.

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Maintenance operation: Code for operator authorisation 3

Overall operation: Code for operator authorisation 2

Basic operation: Code for operator authorisation 1

Operation authorisationBasic/overall/maintenance operation

Operable functions 1 2 3

x = Operation can be carried out with corresponding code.x = Operation can only be carried out with corresponding code if parameterised.

Operable functions 1 2 3

Maintenance operation: Code for operator authorisation 3

Overall operation: Code for operator authorisation 2

Basic operation: Code for operator authorisation 1

Switching off/on (see P. 15)– Detector modules/detectors x x x– Control modules x x x– Transmission unit (transmission device) – x x– Switching points x x x– Sounders/strobes x x x– Extinguishing system – x x

Individual resetting (see P. 14)– External alarms – x x– Internal alarms x x x– Messages x x x– Control modules/switching points – x x– Extinguishing system/sounders/strobes – x x– Transmission unit (transmission device) – x x– Malfunction detector modules – x x– Malfunction central unit functions – x x

Overall resetting (see P. 7) – x x

Change code (see P. 18) x x x

Switch between day/night operation (see P. 8) x x x

Block detector modules/detectors (see P. 18) – x x

Display alarm counter status (see P. 18) x x x

Input date / time (see P. 18) – – x

Background memory (see P. 18)– Jump to an event, .... a date x x x– Select, search for, events x x x– Print events out – x x

Switch detector modules/detectorsto maintenance (see P. 17) – x x

Control (see P. 16)– Control modules x x x– Sounders/strobes x x x

Siren key x x x

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Next Typeof Message

Alarm

NextMessage

NextDetector



Action

Detector No.Detector No. 12 from detector module 0024 reports fire. Theoverflow arrow –> indicates that additional detectors of thisdetector module have deployed. The ”additional detectors”key is used to display the next deployed detectors of thisdetector module in rolling form.

Message display/processingDisplay of message types, detector modules, detectors

Message event: Following the occurrence of messages, the alarm organisation must be noted at all costs.

A total of 3 messages of that message type e.g. ”Fire external alarm” arepresent. In the display, the first message (01) is displayed with detectormodule No. 0024 and detector No. 12, and the last message (03) withdetector module 0012 and detector No. 30. The ”Next Message” key isused to display the next messages in the first line of the display in rollingform. Approx. 30 seconds following the last key actuation, the first andlast message with the highest priority appear in the display again.

If several types of messageare present, these are dis-played in scrolled form, ac-cording to their priority.

Measure textBy pressing key ”Action”, ameasure text will be calledup for the further procedure(e.g. inform caretaker).On depressing the keyagain, the previous displayappears again.

Cumulative displayof deployed alarms

01 FIRE EXT 0024 – 12 –> House 3 Cellar03 FIRE EXT 0012 – 30 House 3 Room 2

– Fire External Alarm– Fire Internal Alarm– Preliminary alarm– Messages– Malfunctions– Shut offs– Actuations– Maintenance

Message type e.g.”Fire External Alarm”

A total of 3 messages of themessage type ”Fire ExternalAlarm” are present.The first (01) and the last mes-sage (03) will be displayed.

Press key ”Next Type ofMessage”, for displayingfurther types of message,which have been deployed.

Message typepriority list:

Additional informationThe text programmed for thisdetector module providesinformation regarding thelocation of the fire.

Messages

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Alarm Fire FireInternal Alarm


Message display/processingAlarm verification

Start verificationtime and verifyalarm location

Next Typeof Message

Alarm

NextMessage

NextDetector



Action

01 FIRE INT 0002 – 09 House 3 Cellar room 7Start alarm verification 30 sec.

Determine location of alarm viadisplay or module directory.At the location of the alarm, verifywhether this involves a false alarmor a fire.

Manual releasedcall call point

Switch alarm offin the event of afalse alarm

Following the expiry of half of theverification time at the earliest, au-tomatic notification of the fire bri-gade can be prevented, in theevent of a false alarm, by depress-ing the ”stop” key.

Manual notification of the fire bri-gade within the verification time iscarried out by depressing a manualpush–button fire alarm.

01 FIRE INT 0002 – 09 House 3 Cellar room 7Alarm verification is ongoing 05 : 00

01 FIRE INT 0002 – 09 House 3 Cellar room 7

0003–01

”Fire internal alarm”message received

The fire brigade is automatically alerted if the ”stop” keyhas not been depressed within the verification time ofmax. 5 min. or a second detector has deployed.

If, within the request time of max.30 sec. the ”verification time” keyhas not been depressed, the firebrigade is automatically alerted.A measure text can be invoked bypressing key ”Action”.

stop

VerificationTime

01 FIRE EXT 0002 – 09 House 3 Cellar room 702 FIRE EXT 0003 – 01

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Input No. ofthe target

Message display/processingIndividual resetting (using detector module 0002 as an example)

Selecttarget

Initiateresetting ofindividualdeployments

By actuating the ”yes” key, the selected target is reset (in this example, detector module 0002).The message ii cleared in the display as soon as the reset target is in its quiescent state.If certain deployments cannot be reset by the authorised operator, the maintenance service must beinformed.

This key is used to initiate theresetting of detector modules, controlmodules, extinguishing system,switching points, sounders/ strobesand the transmission unit.

Reset

Input operator code

Zone–Detector

SwitchingPoint

Extinguishingsystem

Sounder/Strobe

TransmissionUnit

yes

2

DEF

01 FIRE INT 0002 – 12 House 3 Cellar room 7Reset target ?

Executereset

Input detector module No.

After inputting the No. of the target for”detector modules”, ”extinguishingsystem”, ”switching points” and”sounders/strobes”, resetting iscarried out by sub- sequentlydepressing the ”yes” key.

One of the targets can be selected (e.g. ”Zone–Detector” for detector modules). If ”Transmissionunit” is selected, resetting is carried out by subse-quently depressing the ”yes” key.

01 FIRE INT 0002 – 09 House 3 Cellar room 7Reset 0002

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Input No. ofthe target

One of the targets can be selected (e.g. zone detector).If ”Transmission Unit” or ”Switching Point” is selected,switching off is carried out by subsequently depressingthe ”yes” key.

Operation of the functionsSwitch off/on (using detector 15 of detector module 0002 as an example)

Initiateswitchingoff

Switch off

Executeswitch off

yes

SwitchingPoint

ExtinguishingSystem

Sounder/Strobe

TransmissionUnit

Input operator code

No messageSwitch target off ?

This key is used to initiate the switchingoff/on of detectors, detector modules,controlmodules, extinguishing system,switching points, sounders/strobesand the transmission unit.

Selecttarget

2

DEF

1

ABC

5

MNO

Input No. ofthe detectoraddress

Zone–Detector

Set detector No.

Selectdetectoraddress

01 Switch off 0002 – 15 House 3 Cellar room 7 In order to switch the targets ondepress the ”no” key instead of the”yes” key.

Set detector module No.

In the case of the ”Zone–Detector”targets for detector modules,”Extinguishing System” and ”Sounder/Strobe”, depress the ”yes” keyimmediately after setting the No. inorder to switch off.

No messageSwitch off 0002 – 15 House 3 Cellar room 7

No messageSwitch off 0002 House 3 Cellar

Zone–Detector

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Operation of the functionsControl (using control module 0012–14 as an example)

Only one of the targets can be selected(e.g. ”zone detector” key for control modules).

Initiatecontrol

Zone–Detector

Sounder/Strobe

Input operator code

No messageControl target ?

This key is used to initiate the ac-tuation of control modules, sound-ers/strobes or switching points.

Select target

1

ABC

2

DEF

Executecontrol

Control

yes

Set control module No.

In the case of the ”switchingpoints” and ”sounders/strobes”targets, depress the ”yes” key forcontrol purposes immediatelyafter setting the No.

01 Control 0012 – 14

Input No.of thetarget

1

ABC

4

JKL

Input No.of thesub–address

Selectsub–address

No messageControl 0012 – 14

In order to switch the control offdepress the ”no” key instead of the”yes” key.

No messageControl 0012

SwitchingPoint

Zone–Detector

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Input No.of thetarget

Operation of the functionsMaintenance (using detector 15 of detector module 0002 as an example)

Initiatemaintenance

Input operator code

No messageMaintenance target ?

The maintenance key is usedto initiate maintenance for de-tector modules or detectors.

Selecttarget

Switch tomaintenance

yes

1

ABC

5

MNO

Input No.of thedetectoraddress

Zone–DetectorSelect

detectoraddress

In order to switchmaintenance off depressthe ”no” key instead of the”yes” key.

Maintenance

Zone–Detector

No messageMaintenance 0002 House 3 Cellar

2

DEF

No messageMaintenance 0002 – 15 House 3 Cellar room 7

The additional informationregarding the current inputappears automatically.

01 M-quiescence 0002 – 15 House 3 Cellar room 7

Set detector module No.

In the case of the ”detectormodule No.” target depressthe ”yes” key for maintenancepurposes immediately aftersetting the No.

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Operation of the functionsOperation in the selection menu

Exit selectionmenu

Scroll theselectionmenu

stop

2

DEF

Call up function The individual functions can becalled up via the correspondingnumber key (e.g. ”2” for Changecode).

This key is used to abort a function which hasbeen started or to switch back one level.

Addit.Function

Call up theselection menu

If necessary, input operator code

This key is used to call up theselection menu and the functionscontained therein.

1: Alarm counter 2: Change code3: Background memory 4: Display test

Via this key, the functions con-tained in the selection menu aredisplayed in succession. After thelast function shown in the display,the first display appears again inrolling form.

1: Date/time 2: Block3: Version No.

Change code . . . . . . . . Old code

Notes regarding the individual functions:Alarm counter The alarm counter status is displayed.. . . . . . . . . Change code In order to operate ”Change code” also see Chap. Function keys (”yes”, ”no”, ”enter” keys).. . . . . . . . . Background memory In order to operate the ”Background memory” also see Chap. Function keys (”yes”, ”no” keys).. . . Display test The display test function is activated.. . . . . . . . . . . . Date/time In order to operate ”Date/time” also see Chap. Function keys (”yes”, ”no”, ”enter” keys).. . . . . . . . . . . . . Block The blockage of detectors/detector modules is carried out as in Chap. Switching off/on.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Version No. The status of the software is displayed.. . . . . . . . . . . .

Addit.Function

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Notes

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Notes

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Notes

Security Systems Product Division, Ludwig–Bölkow–Allee (Gate 2), D–85521 Ottobrunn,(P.O. Box 1270, D – 85504 Ottobrunn) Telephone (089) 6290 – 0, Fax (089) 6290–1020

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