Adding and Deleting Remotes to your Bosch Alarm System

Adding Remotes

Step 1) Enter the four digit master code followed by MENU

Step 2) enter 1-3-0 into the keypad this will display a list of users, select which user you wish to add the remote to and press ok

Step 3) you will now see a lot of 0000000000 on the screen this is were you enter the ID number for the remote , located on back of remote . Press and hold the locked padlock button on the remote for 5 seconds, you will see the RF ID number appear on the keypad .

Step 4) Press OK to save , Hold down Menu to exit and return to the main screen

Delete remotes

Step 1) Enter the four digit master code followed by MENU

Step 2) type in 1-3-1 select which user remote you wish to remove and press ‘OK’

Step 3) you will see the RF ID number on the screen press ’OK’ to delete the remote .

Step 4) hold down MENU to return to the main screen.

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