Honeywell AlarmNet 7810iR-ent, Installation And Setup Manual

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Section 6: Message Formats
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Status Channel = 0 (Diagnostic Message)
Message Definition Applies to
Key Indicator: “F” in 2nd channel
cccc ngF0 s0fm 0
F-Type diagnostic (RF)
n = number of the node reporting (1-9, A-F)
g = node group number (0 or 1)
F = F-type diagnostic
s = signal strength (0-9, or A)
f = frequency (always “0”, not used)
m = modulation level (always “0”, not used) A
cccc ngF0 s00t 0 F-Type diagnostic (pass/fail)
n = number of the node reporting (1-9, A-F)
g = node group number (0 or 1)
F = F-type diagnostic
0 = unused, always “0”
s = signal strength (0-9, or A)
00 = unused, always “00”
t = pass/fail result:
A = acceptable
F = failure A
cccc nng4 rrrr 0
Subscriber Command Failure (Dialer reporting)
nn = number of the node reporting (01 to 15)
g = node group number (0 or 1)
4 = subscriber trouble message
rrrr = reason code:
0001 = Low signal strength
0002 = Frequency error
0003 = Modulation error
0004 = Keyed-on subscriber
0005 = Repeating alarm suppressed
0006 = Redundant supervision warning
0007 = Multiple nodes down
0010= Redundant supervision restore
0011 = Multiple nodes down restore
0012 = 2-Way radio internal tamper
0013 = Authentication – no response
0014 = Authentication violation
0015 = Authentication Initialized
* Messages for account # “0000” refer to the central
station.
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