Table 11: Common Formats (Message Type 1) Byte
Table 12: DNIS/ANI (Message Type N) Byte
Table 13: DSC-4-3 (Message Type d) Byte
Table 14: FBI Super Fast (Message Type F) Byte
Table 15: ITI (Message Type I) Byte Description.. 15
Table 16: Link Test (Message Type 1) Byte
Table 17: Robofon (Message Type j) Byte
Table 18: Sescoa Super Speed (Message Type 7)
Table 19: Scancom 4-16-1, 5-16-1, 6-16-1 - Available
Table 20: Scancom 4-24-1, 5-24-1, 6-24-1 - Available
Table 21: Seriee FSK (Message Type k) Byte
Table 22: Seriee DTMF (Message Type l) Byte
Table 23: SIA (Message Type S) Byte Description 21
Table 24: SIA (Message Type S) Byte Description. 21
Table 25: Silent Knight FSK1 (Message Type m)
Table 26: Optional Silent Knight SK1 (Message
Table 27: Silent Knight Automation Format .......... 23
Table 28: Silent Knight FSK2 (Message Type m)
Table 29: Silent Knight FSK80 (Message Type E)
Table 30: Telim (Message Type n) Byte Description
Table 31: Text Message (Message Type 3) Byte
Table 32: Varitech FSK 4-1 (Message Type 1) Byte
Table 33: Varitech FSK 4-2 (Message Type 1) Byte
Table 35: X-SIA Text (Message Type S) Byte
Table 36: SafeCom (Message Type p) Byte
Table 37: Acron Super Fast (Message Type 9) Byte
Table 38: Acron Super Fast (Message Type 9)
Table 39: Ademco Contact-ID (Message Type a)
Table 40: Ademco Contact-ID (Message Type a)
Table 41: Ademco 4-1 Express (Message Type b)
Table 42: Ademco 4-1 Express (Message Type b)
Table 43: Ademco 4-2 Express (Message Type c)
Table 44: Ademco 4-2 Express (Message Type c)
Table 45: Ademco High Speed 4-8-1, SCANCOM 4Table 46: Ademco High Speed, 4-8-1 (Message Type
Table 47: ADT SIA (Message Type <TAB>) Byte
Table 48: Caller ID (Message Type <TAB>) Byte
Table 49: CFSK (Message Type I) Byte Description
Table 50: Common Formats (Message Type
Table 51: Common Formats (Message Type <TAB>)
Table 52: DNIS/ANI (Message Type N) Byte
Table 53: DSC 4-3 (Message Type d) Byte
Table 54: DSC 4-3 (Message Type d) Printer Output
Use the Conettix D6680 Ethernet Network Adapter to
connect a manufacturer’s automation software package
to the D6600 when the software cannot receive
network data (Figure 1). Refer to the Special Conettix D6600 Applications in the ConettixD6600 System Guide
(P/N: 4998122712).
Figure 1: D6600 System – Standard/Network
Automation
1
2
3
4
1.2 Direct Connection – RS-232
Figure 2 and Figure 3 show a D6600/D6100 System
using any manufacturer’s automation software package
directly connected to a D6600 or D6100.
Figure 2: D6600 System – Direct Connect
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
1 - Automation PC
2 - Connection - PC COM1 to D6680
3 - D6680
4 - Connection - D6680 to hub
5 - Hub
6 - Second D6680
7 - Connection - D6680 to D6600 COM4
8 - D6600
* For automation packages with network capabilities: The packet
format received from the D6600 is the same as for RS-232
reporting, execpt an internet protocol (IP) and user datagram
protocol (UDP) header is stamped on the packet as the data
transmitted by either standard IP or UDP structure over the
network. Automation software can support the network
communication easily by calling Socket functions, both
provided in Windows and Unix. by using the built-in IP
connections (or sockets) available in Windows and Unix.
1 - Automation PC
2 - Connection - Automation PC COM port to
D6600 COM3
3 - D6600
Figure 3: D6100 System – Direct Connect
1
21
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVER/GATEWAY
1 - Automation PC
2 - Connection - Automation PC COM port to
D6100 COM3
3 - D6100
2
123AB
456CD
789EF
3
POWER
ENTER CANCEL
0
SYSTEM
ACKNOWLEDGE
MENU FUNCTION
TROUBLE
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Conettix D6600/D6100 | Computer Interface Manual | 2.0 Making the Right Connection
Each pin of the modem cable is defined in Figure 6.
2.0 Making the Right
Figure 6: Modem Cable Pin Definitions
Connection
2.1 COM3 DB9 Connector
The COM3 Port uses a standard DB9 female
connector. The suggested connection to the computer
is shown in Figure 4 to Figure 6.
When connecting data terminal equipment (DTE)
together (such as a COM1 port to PC serial port), a
null-modem cable must be used. One possible
configuration for a null-modem cable is shown in
Figure 4.
Figure 4: Null Modem Cable Configuration
DTE
DB-9 Pin
1
2
3
4
55
6
7
8
9
When connecting data terminal equipment to data
communication equipment (DCE) (such as the
D6600/D6100 COM port to a modem), a modem
cable should be used (such as a straight-through cable
shown in Figure 5).
Use the D6600/D6100 keypad or the D6200
Programming Software to program the receivers.
Below are the recommended selections for
programming when connecting the receivers to an
automation system. Additional selections can be found
in the D6600/D6100 Program Entry Guide
(P/N: 4998122702).
Table 1: Recommended Programming
Selections
Receiver
Gateway
Number
Output
Format
Baud Rate
Link Test
Selects a number (01 to 99) that is
included in every message to the
computer in both D6500 and SIA modes
Enable computer output messages in the
selected format:
SIA computer interface standard
format, recommended
(expanded reporting
capabilities)
D6500 21-character format output
Use maximum speed supported by PC
Tests if a supervision signal can be sent
and received from the central station by
the receiver
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In D6500 Mode, the line number/group number sent to the computer is only one digit. Refer to Table 2.
Table 2: D6600 Line Number/Group Number Conversion Table
Line#
/Group #
L01/G01 1 L09/G09 9 L17/G17 H L25/G25 P
L02/G02 2 L10/G10 A L18/G18 I L26/G26 Q
L03/G03 3 L11/G11 B L19/G19 J L27/G27 R
L04/G04 4 L12/G12 C L20/G20 K L28/G28 S
L05/G05 5 L13/G13 D L21/G21 L L29/G29 T
L06/G06 6 L14/G14 E L22/G22 M L30/G30 U
L07/G07 7 L15/G15 F L23/G23 N L31/G31 V
L08/G08 8 L16/G16 G L24/G24 O L32/G32 W
3.1.1 Acron Super Fast (Message Type 9)
Acron Super
Fast Example
Converted
to
Line#
/Group #
Converted
to
Line #
/Group #
Converted
to
Line #
/Group #
Converted
to
In D6500 mode, any group that equals 33 is converted to an “X.” Any group greater than or equal to
34 is converted to a “Y.” For lines that are grouped, Gxx appears instead of Lxx. For networked
accounts, Nxx appears instead of Lxx and the line number is identified.
Table 3: Message Type 9 (Acron Super Fast) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-9 Spaces
10-13 Account Number
14-21 Channels
22 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
9
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Six spaces.
Account number, four digits.
Channels 1 to 8
Typically, this is HEX 14.
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Table 4: Message Type b (Ademco 4-1 Express) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-11 Spaces
12-15 Account Number
16 Space
17 E
18-20 Spaces
21 X
22 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
b
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Six spaces.
Account number, four digits.
One space.
Event Code, “A” as the default.
Three spaces.
Zone number.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
Table 5: Message Type c (Ademco 4-2 Express) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-11 Spaces
12-15 Account Number
16 Space
17 E
18-19 Spaces
20-21 XY
22 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
c
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Six spaces.
Account number, four digits.
One space.
Event Code, “A” as the default.
Two spaces.
Event code and zone number.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
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Table 6: Message Type a (Ademco Contact ID) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6 Space
7-10 Account Number
11-12 18
13 Qualifier
14-16 XYZ
17-18 GG
19-21 CCC
22 Trailer Character
3.1.5 Ademco High Speed, 4-8-1 (Message Type f)
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
a
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
One space.
Account number, four digits.
Ademco Contact-ID format number
Qualifier, 1=New event or opening, 3=New restore or closing, 6=Previous event.
Class code and event code (see Appendix A).
Group number.
Zone codes or user ID.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
SCANCOM 4-8-1, 5-8-1, 6-8-1 - Available Upon Request
Table 7: Message Type f (Ademco High Speed, 4-8-1) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-11 Account Number
12 Space
13-16 CCCC
17 Space
18-21 CCCC
22 Space
23 C
24 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
f
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Account number, up to six digits.
Account number less than six characters is right aligned with leading ASCII spaces.
One space.
Channels 1 to 4.
One space.
Channels 5 to 8.
One space.
Supervisory channel.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
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Table 8: ADT SIA (Message Type S) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6 space
7 #
8-11 Account Number
12 |
13-32 Date and Time
33 E
34-35 Event Code
36-39 Zone
40 /
41 ***
42 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
S
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
One space.
#
Up to sixteen digits in the account number.
Separator. Indicates more data positions after account number.
Date and time.
SIA block code.
SIA event code (refer to Appendix G ADT SIA Report Codes on page 149).
Zone number.
Separator.
Next block of data.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
Table 9: Caller ID (Message Type e) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-21 Caller ID
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
e
Receiver gateway Number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Up to sixteen digits, Caller ID with less than sixteen characters is right aligned with
leading ASCII spaces.
22 Trailer Character
Typically, this is HEX 14.
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# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-9 Spaces
10-15 Account Number
16-17 TT
18-19 EE
20-21 Spaces
22 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
i
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Four spaces.
Six digit account number.
Event Code.
Zone/User ID.
Two spaces.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
Table 11: Common Formats (Message Type 1) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line Number
6-15 Account Number
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
1
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Account number, up to ten digits. Account numbers less than ten characters are right
aligned with leading ASCII spaces.
16-17 Event Code
Event codes define the type of signal received and interpreted by the D6500 receiver
gateway.
18-21 Zone Number
Zone or ID number sent by the communicator. Zone numbers less than four digits are
right aligned with leading ASCII spaces.
22 Trailer Character
Typically, this is HEX 14.
The receiver gateway will sends the 3-1, 4-1, 4-2, single round, double round, extended pulse formats, BFSK,
Modem II or Modem IId messages in either D6500 Mode or SIA Mode, depending on the programmable option
selected. The receiver gateway also sends internal and Modem IIIa² messages in either D6500 mode or SIA mode,
depending on the option selected. Refer to Appendix B: Internal Messages on page 58 and Appendix C: Modem IIIa2 Messages on page 61 for a list of the messages and their descriptions.
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Table 12: DNIS/ANI (Message Type N) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (H)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6 Space
7 DNIS Identifier
8-18 DNIS Number
19 ANI Identifier (&)
20-30 ANI Number
31 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
N (Capital n).
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
One space.
DNIS identifier.
DNIS number, up to 11 digits.
ANI identifier.
ANI number, up to 11 digits.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
Table 13: DSC-4-3 (Message Type d) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-11 Spaces
12-15 Account Number
16 Space
17 E
18 Space
19 X
20-21 YY
22 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
d
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Six spaces.
Account number, four digits.
One space.
Event Code, “A” as the default.
One space.
Event code number.
Zone number.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
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Table 14: FBI Super Fast (Message Type F) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-11 Spaces
12-15 Account Number
16 T
17-18 ZZ
19 E
20-21 Spaces
22 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
F (Capital f).
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Six spaces.
Account number, four digits.
Zone type.
Zone number.
Event type.
Two spaces.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-8 Spaces
9 Account Number
10 Panel Type
11-14 Account Number
15 G
16 I
17-18 ZZ
19 E
20 W
21 N
22 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
I (Capital i).
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Three spaces.
First digit account number.
Control panel Type.
Next four digit account number.
Group number.
Open/close (O/C) User ID.
Zone number.
Condition code.
Protection level was.
Protection level is.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
Table 16: Link Test (Message Type 1) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line Number
6-15 Spaces
16-17 Event Code
18-21 Spaces
22 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
1
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number as zero for link test.
Eleven spaces.
Event code is @ for link test.
Four spaces.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
Table 17: Robofon (Message Type j) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-9 Spaces
10-15 Account Number
16-17 EE
18-21 Spaces
22 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
j
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Four spaces.
Six digit account number.
Event code.
Four spaces.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
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Table 18: Sescoa Super Speed (Message Type 7) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-11 Spaces
12-15 Account Number
16 Space
17 I
18-19 AA
20 C
21 s
22 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
7
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Six spaces.
Account number, four digits.
One space.
Event code.
Two digit zone code or the first two digits user code.
Space if zone report, or the last digit user code.
One space.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
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Table 19: Scancom 4-16-1, 5-16-1, 6-16-1 - Available Upon Request (Message Type g) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-11 Account Number
12 Space
13-16 CCCC
17 Space
18-21 CCCC
22 Space
23-26 CCCC
27 Space
28-31 CCCC
32 Space
33 C
34 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
g
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Account number up to six digits. Account numbers less than six characters are right
aligned with leading ASCII spaces.
One space.
Channels 1 to 4.
One space.
Channels 5 to 8.
One space.
Channels 9 to 12.
One space.
Channels 13 to 16.
One space.
Supervisory channel.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
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Table 20: Scancom 4-24-1, 5-24-1, 6-24-1 - Available Upon Request (Message Type h) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-11 Account Number
12 Space
13-16 CCCC
17 Space
18-21 CCCC
22 Space
23-26 CCCC
27 Space
28-31 CCCC
32 Space
33-36 CCCC
37 Space
38-41 CCCC
42 Space
43 C
44 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
h
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Account number up to six digits. Account numbers less than six characters are right
aligned with leading ASCII spaces.
One space.
Channels 1 to 4.
One space.
Channels 5 to 8.
One space.
Channels 9 to 12.
One space.
Channels 13 to 16.
One space.
Channels 17 to 20.
One space.
Channels 21 to 24.
One space.
Supervisory channel.
Typically, this is HEX 14.
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Table 21: Seriee FSK (Message Type k) Byte Description
# Title
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-11 Spaces
12-16 Account Number
17 Space
18 E
19 Space
20 -21 ZZ
22 Trailer Character
Description
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
k
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Six spaces.
Five digit account number.
One space.
Event code.
One space.
Zone number.
Typically, HEX 14.
Table 22: Seriee DTMF (Message Type l) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group Number
6-7 LL
8 *
9-14 Account number
15 *
16-21 ***
22 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
1 (lowercase L).
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Data length.
Data separator.
Four, five or six account numbers.
Data separator.
DTMF Seriee Data.
Typically, HEX 14.
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Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
(h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group
S
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Number
6 [
7 #
8-11 Account Number
12 |
13 E
14-15 Event Code
16-19 Zone
20 /
21 ***]
22 Trailer Character
Open bracket.
#
Up to sixteen digits may be used in the account number.
Separator, indicates more data positions after account number.
SIA block code.
SIA Event code.
Zone number.
Separator.
Next block of data.
Typically, HEX 14.
Undefined Messages
When an SIA message contains unprintable characters (unprintable characters are out of ASCII range 0x32-0x7E)
or without an account block:
SIA Example
D6500 Byte Description
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 . . . N-1 N
h S r r L [ data ] t
Table 24: SIA (Message Type S) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
(h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group
S
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Number
6 [
7-(N-2) data
Open bracket.
The received SIA message contains hex characters either with or without account
portion.
N Trailer Character
Typically, HEX 14.
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Table 26: Optional Silent Knight SK1 (Message Type m) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character
(h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group
Number
6 Spaces
7-14 Account Number
15 “
16-17 ZZ
18 “
19 ***
21 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
m
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
One space.
Maximum eight-digit account code. If the account code is less than eight digits, enter the
actual number of digits without a leading space.
Separator.
First zone number, up to eight reports, one report has two digits.
Separator.
More data.
Typically, HEX 14.
. . . t
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00: Alarm Panic PAss 00
01 to 08: Alarm 01 to 08 sA0x 01 to 08 x=1 to 8
09: Holdup Hass 09
10 to 19: Alarm 10 to 19 sA1x 10 to 19 x=0 to 9
20 to 29: Alarm Restore 10 to 19 sH1x 20 to 29 x=0 to 9
30: Test Code sXss 30
31: Trouble Line 1 LT01 31
32: Trouble Line 2 LT02 32
33: Expand Trouble ETss 33
34: Forced Access DFss 34
35: Restore Line 1 LR01 35
36: Restore Line 2 LR02 36
37: Expand Restore ERss 37
38: Cancel Code OCss 38
39: Data Lost RTss 39
40: Closing CL00 40
41 to 49: Closing 01 to 09 CL0x 41 to 49 x=1 to 9
50 to 59: Bypass 10 to 19 sB1x 50 to 59 x=0 to 9
60: Trouble AC ATss 60
61 to 68: Trouble 01 to 08 sT0x 61 to 68 x=1 to 8
69: Trouble BAT YTss 69
70: Restore AC ARss 70
71 to 78: Restore 01 to 08 sRss 71 to 78
79: Restore BAT YRss 79
80: Access DS00 80
81 to 89: Access 01 to 09 DG0x 80 to 89 x=1 to 9
90: Opening OP00 90
91 to 99: Opening 01 to 09 OP0x 91 to 99
To Automation
2 5 16=0(EEZZ) 2 5 16=1(ZZ)
Note
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Table 35: X-SIA Text (Message Type S) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character
(h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line/Group
Number
6 [
7 #
8-11 Account Number
12 |
13 E
14-15 MM
16-19 ZZZZ
20 *
21 ‘
22-34 TT…T
35 ‘
36-37 NM
38 /
39-41 ***
42 Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
S
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Open bracket.
#
Use up to sixteen digits in the account number.
Separator. Indicates more data positions after account number.
SIA block code.
SIA event code.
Zone number.
Text identifier.
Quotation mark (single).
13 character text string.
Qutotation mark (single).
Unit field characters.
Separator.
Next block of data.
Typically, HEX 14.
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Table 36: SafeCom (Message Type p) Byte Description
# Title Description
1 Header Character (h)
2 Message Type
3-4 Receiver Number
5 Line Card Number
6-9 Account Number
10-13 Event Code
14-(N-1) Data
N Trailer Character
Optional. Check with the computer automation software for compatibility.
p
Receiver gateway number from 01 to 99.
Line number in the receiver gateway that sent the message.
Four digits.
Four digits.
Parameter data for event code.
Typically, HEX 14.
Table 37: Acron Super Fast (Message Type 9) Byte Description
Title Description
L
CRC
Message Type
sequence#
receiver#
Standard line feed character.
Cyclical redundancy check number.
9
The message sequence number. The valid sequence number range is 0001 to 9999.
The receiver gateway that sent the message. Valid digits are 01 to 99 for the
D6600/D6100.
line#
(Line/Group #)
account#
Figure 7: Message sent to printer
The line number of the line in the receiver gateway that sent the message. Valid digits are 00
to 99. The receiver uses Line 0 (zero) for internal messages.
The communicator's account number has four digits.
Table 39: Ademco Contact-ID (Message Type a) Byte Description
Title Description
LF
CRC
Message Type
sequence#
receiver#
line#
(Line/Group #)
account#
18
Q
XYZ
GG
CCC
Standard line feed character.
Cyclical redundancy check number.
a
The message sequence number. The valid sequence number range is 0001 to 9999.
The receiver gateway that sent the message. Valid digits are 01 to 99 for the
D6600/D6100.
The line number of the line in the receiver gateway that sent the message. Valid digits are 00
to 99. The receiver uses Line 0 (zero) for internal messages.
The communicator's account number has four digits.
Ademco Contact-ID format number.
Qualifier, 1 = New event or opening, 3 = New restore or closing, 6 = Previous event.
Class code and event code (refer to Appendix A: Contact ID Event Code Classifications on
Table 41: Ademco 4-1 Express (Message Type b) Byte Description
Title Description
LF
CRC
Message Type
sequence#
receiver#
Standard line feed character.
Cyclical redundancy check number.
b
The message sequence number. The valid sequence number range is 0001 to 9999.
The receiver gateway that sent the message. Valid digits are 01 to 99 for the
D6600/D6100.
line#
(Line/Group #)
account#
X
The line number of the line in the receiver gateway that sent the message. Valid digits are 00
to 99. The receiver uses Line 0 (zero) for internal messages.
The communicator's account number has four digits.
Zone number
Figure 9: Message sent to printer
mm/ddshh:mmsLxxsE41sACCTsaaaasEVENT=X
For lines that are grouped, Gxx appears
instead of Lxx.
Table 42: Ademco 4-1 Express (Message
Type b) Printer Output
Characters Description
E41 Ademco 4-1 Express format.
Lxx: Line number.
Gxx Grouped line numbers.
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