Vendor: Bosch

Bosch CM751B Solution Conettix IP Ethernet Module for Bosch 6000

SKU: CM751B
Description

The Bosch CM751B Solution Conettix IP Ethernet Module connects a Bosch Solution control panel to an existing IP network, giving it a high-security path for alarm reporting and remote control over a LAN or WAN instead of a phone line. It suits the Solution 16i, 144 and 6000 panels, and on a Solution 6000 it is what enables the MyAlarm smartphone app. Reporting uses 128-bit AES encryption with supervised polling, so it is well suited to monitored and high-security sites while removing ongoing PSTN call costs.

Key points
- Conettix IP Ethernet module for Bosch Solution 16i, 144 and 6000 panels
- 128-bit AES (Rijndael) encryption with frequency-variable supervised polling
- RJ45 10/100BASE-TX auto-sensing; dynamic and fixed IP addressing
- Conettix and CSV-IP reporting; PSTN dialler backup reporting path
- Enables the MyAlarm app on a Solution 6000 (paid subscription)
- Powered by the panel; HW750 Riser Kit included

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§ 01Overview

What the CM751B is

The Bosch CM751B is the Conettix IP Ethernet module for Bosch Solution control panels. It plugs onto the panel and connects it to your existing network, so the system can report alarms and be programmed over the internet rather than relying on a telephone line. On a Solution 6000 it is the module that brings the panel online for the MyAlarm app; it also suits the older Solution 16i and 144 panels.

Communication is built for security and low running cost. It uses 128-bit AES encryption with frequency-variable supervised polling and advanced authentication, keeps a PSTN dialler backup reporting path, and supports Conettix and CSV-IP formats used by most Australian monitoring centres. The RJ45 port is 10/100BASE-TX auto-sensing and works with either a dynamic (DHCP) or a fixed IP address, and an installer can upload, download and review the panel history log locally over the LAN or remotely over the internet.

Two honest notes before you buy. The smartphone app side is a MyAlarm iFob service, which is a paid subscription set up at myalarm.com.au, and app users log in with their normal alarm PIN. And when fitting it to a Solution 6000, the panel should be on firmware 6k v2.25 or above. The module is powered by the panel (allow about 60 mA off the 12 V accessory budget) and ships with the HW750 Riser Kit.

§ 02Engineering

CM751B specifications

- Conettix IP Ethernet module that connects a Bosch Solution 16i, 144 or 6000 panel to an IP network
- High-security alternative to a PSTN phone line, with 128-bit AES (Rijndael) encryption
- Frequency-variable supervised polling, advanced authentication and a PSTN dialler backup path
- RJ45 10/100BASE-TX auto-sensing port; dynamic (DHCP) and fixed IP address support
- Conettix and CSV-IP reporting formats accepted by most Australian monitoring centres
- Enables the MyAlarm app on a Solution 6000 (separate paid MyAlarm iFob subscription)
- Remote upload/download, output and area control, and panel history review over LAN/WAN
- Powered by the panel; HW750 Riser Kit included; genuine Bosch part with 3-year warranty

§ 03Full datasheet

Detailed specifications

Network & Storage

Network & Storage — Bosch CM751B Solution Conettix IP Ethernet Module for Bosch 6000
FeatureDetail
Function Connects Solution 16i or 144 control panel to existing IP network; high security replacement for PSTN line
Network Interface RJ45 Ethernet 10base-t or 100base-TX (Auto Sensing)
Protocols Supported RP, UDP/IP, TCP/IP, Telnet, ICMP, SNMP, DHCP, BOOTP, TFTP, Auto IP, SMTP, and http; SolutionLink Upload/Download Software, Conettix, CSV IP, MyAlarm CID etc
Encryption 128 bit AES Rijndael
IP Address Support Dynamic and fixed IP address support
Reporting Formats Conettix and CSV-IP
Supervision Frequency variable polling; end-to-end transmission supervision; advanced authentication
Remote Operation Remote upload/download over IP and alarm reporting over LAN/WAN; operate outputs and areas remotely; review panel history log; configure control panel locally over LAN or remotely over the internet or WAN

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the CM751B

Get your Solution panel online

One module moves alarm reporting and programming onto your network, cutting PSTN call costs and making the panel NBN-ready.

Security-grade communication

128-bit AES encryption, supervised polling and advanced authentication, with a PSTN dialler backup path, suit monitored and high-security sites.

App control on a Solution 6000

On a Solution 6000 it enables the MyAlarm app so you can arm, disarm and check the system from your phone (paid MyAlarm subscription).

Genuine Bosch, locally backed

Authentic CM751B hardware with the HW750 Riser Kit included and a local 3-year warranty.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Adding app control to a Solution 6000

Bring an existing Solution 6000 online for the MyAlarm app and IP reporting without running a phone line.

Replacing a phone line

Swap PSTN dial-up reporting for supervised IP reporting on a Solution 16i, 144 or 6000 to remove call costs.

Monitored alarm sites

Provide an encrypted, supervised IP path to the monitoring centre with a dialler backup for resilience.

Remote programming

Let the installer upload, download and review the panel history over the internet rather than attending site.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

01

What's in the box

One CM751B Conettix IP Ethernet module and the HW750 Riser Kit, with the three plastic PCB standoffs for mounting. The control panel, network cabling and any MyAlarm subscription are not included.

02

Installation requirements

A licensed installer mounts the module on the panel board via the expansion header and standoffs, connects the RJ45 port to your router or switch, and programs the IP reporting and (on a Solution 6000) the MyAlarm registration. Confirm a Solution 6000 is on firmware 6k v2.25 or above, allow about 60 mA off the panel's 12 V accessory budget, and use the HW750 Riser Kit if a CM101B voice module shares the panel.

§ 07Questions

Frequently asked about the CM751B

Q.01

Which Bosch panels does the CM751B work with?

It is the Conettix IP Ethernet module for Bosch Solution panels, suiting the Solution 16i, 144 and the Solution 6000. On a Solution 6000 it should be fitted to a panel running firmware 6k v2.25 or above. For the newer Solution 2000 and 3000 you would use the B426-M module instead.
Q.02

Do I need a subscription to use the phone app?

Yes. On a Solution 6000 the CM751B brings the panel online for the MyAlarm app, but the MyAlarm iFob app runs on a paid subscription set up through myalarm.com.au. App users sign in with their normal alarm PIN, which limits them to the areas and doors they are allowed to use.
Q.03

What does it actually let me do remotely?

Through the network it allows alarm reporting to a monitoring centre over LAN or WAN, remote arming and disarming of areas, operating outputs and doors, reviewing the panel history log, and remote upload/download programming by the installer.
Q.04

Is the connection secure?

Yes. It uses 128-bit AES encryption with frequency-variable supervised polling and advanced authentication, and keeps a PSTN dialler backup reporting path, so it is suited to monitored and high-security installations.
Q.05

Does it use a fixed or a dynamic IP address?

Either. The RJ45 port is 10/100BASE-TX auto-sensing and the module supports both dynamic (DHCP) and fixed IP addressing, so it fits most home and business networks.
Q.06

How is it powered and mounted?

It is powered by the control panel and mounts onto the panel board via the expansion header and the three plastic standoffs supplied. Allow about 60 mA off the panel's 12 V accessory power budget. The HW750 Riser Kit is included and is used when the CM751B and a CM101B voice module share the same panel.
Q.07

Can I install it myself?

Bosch alarm systems must be configured by a licensed security installer, and the IP module needs to be programmed into the panel and registered for reporting or the app. Plan to have your installer fit and commission it.

§ 09Bundles

Recommended packages

02

Add a 6000 keypad

Operate the system at the door with a CP736B or CP737B graphic keypad.

03

On a Solution 2000 or 3000 instead

Those panels use the B426-M Ethernet module for IP reporting and the RSC+ app.

04

Expand the panel

Add hardwired zones with a CM704B 8/16-zone expansion module.