Vendor: Bosch

Bosch CP736B Solution 6000 Colour Smart Card Keypad

SKU: CP736B
Description

The Bosch CP736B is a 3.5" colour graphic keypad for Solution 6000 owners who want card-based arming and disarming: a built-in 40bit MiFare smart card reader, alphanumeric prompting on a backlit colour screen, and lock and egress terminals for a door at the keypad position.

What you get

  • 1 × CP736B colour keypad in white, with a manual and a mounting back plate

You'll also need

  • A Solution 6000 or Solution 6000-IP panel, such as the CC610P panel PCB
  • Cable for the panel's RS485 LAN, and MiFare cards or tokens if users will arm and disarm by card
  • For a door lock: a relay with a protection diode and a separate lock power supply, since the keypad's lock output does not drive a lock directly
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§ 01Overview

What the CP736B is

The Bosch CP736B is the colour keypad of the Solution 6000 range with a smart card reader built in. Its 3.5" colour graphical display with LED backlight shows system conditions in plain alphanumeric text, and its colour-coded, illuminated rubber keys are easy to find and press in any light.

The reader changes how the household or staff use the system. Presenting a MiFare card or token at the keypad arms or disarms without a PIN, so children, cleaners and casual staff do not need to remember a code, while PIN entry stays available for everyone else. Dedicated lock and egress terminals let the same keypad handle a door: the on-board lock output pulses for a fixed 5 seconds when triggered, and a push button on the egress input fires it from the inside.

Status is obvious at a glance. Red and green indicators show armed and disarmed areas, a blue indicator shows door status when access features are in use, and the in-built sounder gives key feedback and a siren sound during an alarm, with the volume programmable for each keypad. The installer can add a custom banner to the screen and users can set the brightness.

It connects over the panel's proprietary RS485 LAN and draws its power from it, +12VDC at 110mA maximum, with a +9VDC to +16VDC LAN supply range. It is supported on Solution 6000 and Solution 6000-IP panels as well as Vision-X and Vision-XIP, and a Solution 6000 takes up to 16 keypad or reader devices, each on its own LAN address.

The lock output does not power a door lock directly: a relay with a protection diode and a separate lock supply are required, and the optional CM444B relay module is made for that job. The keypad has no Wi-Fi of its own, is rated for 0 °C – 55 °C indoors, and carries a 3 years back-to-base warranty.

§ 02Engineering

CP736B specifications

Bosch CP736B display — 3.5" colour graphical display with LED backlight, alphanumeric text prompting — system information in plain words, not codes
Smart card reader — 40bit MiFare reader built in — arm or disarm by presenting a card or token
Access control — dedicated lock and egress terminals, lock output pulses for 5 seconds — one keypad runs a door as well as the alarm
Panel support — Solution 6000, Solution 6000-IP, Vision-X and Vision-XIP over the proprietary RS485 LAN — fits the current Solution 6000 range
Indicators and sounder — red and green area indicators, blue door-status indicator, in-built sounder with per-keypad volume — status you can see and hear
Keys — colour-coded, illuminated rubber keys — easy to operate in the dark
Installer banner — customisable banner display and programmable brightness — the screen shows the installer's details and suits the room
Power — +12VDC, 110mA maximum, LAN powered from +9VDC to +16VDC — no separate supply at the keypad
Size and environment — 149 mm x 88 mm x 21.5 mm, white, 0 °C – 55 °C — a slim wall-mounted keypad for indoor use

§ 03Full datasheet

Detailed specifications

Overview & Compatibility

Overview & Compatibility — Bosch CP736B Solution 6000 Colour Smart Card Keypad
FeatureDetail
Product CP736B 3.5" Colour keypad - S/C
Connectivity Proprietary RS485 LAN. Vision-X, Vision-XIP, Solution 6000 and Solution 6000-IP Panels supported
Parts included 1 Codepad, 1 Manual, 1 Mounting back plate
Panel keypad capacity (CC610PB datasheet) The Solution 6000 supports up to 16 key pad/reader style devices.
Keypad addressing (Graphic Keypads installer guide) Each keypad fitted to the system must be assigned a unique address on the LAN. All Keypads are supplied from the factory set to address 1. You must power cycle the panel or perform a LAN scan whenever you change the keypad address
Wi-Fi keypad limit (Graphic Keypads installer guide) Only 1 x Wi-Fi enabled keypad is supported per system.

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the CP736B

Card in, no code to remember

The Bosch CP736B has a 40bit MiFare reader built in, so a card or token at the keypad arms and disarms the system. PIN entry stays available for anyone who prefers it.

Prompts that explain the next step

The 3.5" colour display prompts in alphanumeric text instead of flashing zone numbers. Programmable brightness suits a dark hallway or a bright shopfront.

One keypad runs the door too

Dedicated lock and egress terminals let the keypad position control a door. The lock output pulses for 5 seconds when triggered, through a relay and a separate lock supply.

Status you can read across the room

Red and green indicators show armed and disarmed areas, and a blue indicator shows door status. The sounder gives key feedback and a siren sound in alarm, with the volume set per keypad.

Powered from the panel LAN

It runs from the panel's RS485 LAN at +12VDC and 110mA maximum, so there is no plug pack at the keypad. One cable carries data and power.

Room to grow

A Solution 6000 supports up to 16 keypad or reader devices, each on its own LAN address. Add keypads at other entries later without changing the panel.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Main entry of an Australian home

The Bosch CP736B sits inside the front door, where residents arm and disarm by PIN or by tapping a card, and the illuminated keys and colour screen make the state of the system obvious. Give each family member a token so nobody has to share a code.

Staff entrance of a shop or office

Near the staff door it gives card-based arming and disarming and, through its lock and egress terminals, a controlled door. Staff present a card to disarm on the way in, and the egress button lets them out through the controlled door.

Second keypad at a rear entry or garage

On a larger house or a warehouse it can be the second or third keypad on the same panel. Each keypad takes its own LAN address, and the panel supports up to 16 keypad or reader devices.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

01

What's in the box

The Bosch CP736B arrives as the keypad with a manual and a mounting back plate. The panel, the LAN cable, cards or tokens and any door-lock hardware are separate.

02

Cabling and power

Run one cable from the panel's RS485 LAN to the keypad position; the keypad is LAN powered at +12VDC and 110mA maximum, with the LAN supply between +9VDC and +16VDC. The LAN can run up to 1200 m on the recommended cable, and further with LAN isolators; remember that a LAN+ Overload trouble means the LAN power terminal is drawing more than its rating.

03

Addressing

Every keypad on the LAN needs a unique address. Keypads leave the factory set to address 1, so set the address before fitting a second keypad and power cycle the panel or run a LAN scan whenever an address changes.

04

Door control

If the keypad will run a door, fit a relay with a protection diode on the lock output and power the lock from a separate supply; the optional CM444B relay module is made for this. Wire a momentary push button between the egress input and keypad ground for exit.

05

Commissioning

Once the cards or tokens are assigned to their users, run the walk test from the keypad (MENU 3-9-0) to verify that every zone works before handing over.

06

When to call an electrician

The keypad is powered from the panel LAN and needs no mains work. Use a licensed electrician for any fixed mains wiring on the job, and a licensed security installer for the panel programming and door-control setup.

§ 08Questions

Frequently asked about the CP736B

Q.01

Which panels does the Bosch CP736B work with?

The Bosch CP736B connects over the proprietary RS485 LAN and is supported on Solution 6000 and Solution 6000-IP panels, and on Vision-X and Vision-XIP. It is not a keypad for the Solution 2000, 3000 or 4000.
Q.02

Can users arm and disarm with a card instead of a PIN?

Yes. The built-in 40bit MiFare smart card reader lets a user present a token or card at the keypad to arm or disarm. Cards and tokens are bought separately.
Q.03

Can it control a door?

Yes. Dedicated lock and egress terminals are provided, and the on-board lock output pulses for 5 seconds when triggered. Fit a relay with a protection diode and a separate lock supply, because the lock output does not drive a lock directly.
Q.04

Does the keypad have Wi-Fi?

No. It connects to the panel over the RS485 LAN only.
Q.05

How is it powered?

From the panel LAN, at +12VDC and 110mA maximum, with the LAN supply between +9VDC and +16VDC. No separate power supply is needed at the keypad.
Q.06

How many keypads can a Solution 6000 have?

Up to 16 keypad or reader devices, each on a unique LAN address. After changing a keypad's address, power cycle the panel or run a LAN scan.
Q.07

What do the lights and sounds mean?

Red and green indicators show armed and disarmed areas, and a blue indicator shows door status when access features are in use. The sounder confirms key presses and sounds a siren tone in alarm, with the volume programmable per keypad.
Q.08

How big is it and where can it go?

It measures 149 mm x 88 mm x 21.5 mm, is white, and is rated for 0 °C – 55 °C and 5% – 85% humidity, non-condensing, so it belongs indoors.
Q.09

What is the warranty?

The keypad carries a 3 years back-to-base warranty from the date of manufacture.

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§ 10Bundles

Recommended packages

01

Pair it with a Solution 6000 panel

The Bosch CP736B needs a Solution 6000 or 6000-IP panel on the RS485 LAN, such as the CC610P panel PCB. The CC610GWP kit is the other way to start; add this keypad to it as a second control point.

02

Add MiFare cards or tokens

The built-in reader only pays off with credentials in hand. Order a card or token for each user who will arm and disarm without a PIN.

03

Add the door-control hardware

For a controlled door, add the CM444B relay module or an equivalent relay with a protection diode, plus a separate power supply for the lock. The keypad's lock output triggers the relay for 5 seconds.