Aritech Advisor RD 6203, Руководство по программированию

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Page 36 Programming manual for RD6203
The four-figure Account Nbr KKKK is reported first in the transmission. Then the 8 or 16 alarm channels
follow and it is then completed with a status bit giving the status of the system. The value of the status can
be as follows:
Table 12. Overview of the system status with Fast Format
VALUE MEANING
7
system normal
8
system status - battery low
9
system is sending a test report
The channels can have the following values:
Table 13. Overview of the channel status with Fast Format
VALUE MEANING
1 New alarm. The system was restored
2 New disarm. The system was armed
3 New reset. The system was triggered
4 New arm. The system was disarmed
5 Old reset. The alarm was already restored
6 Old alarm. The alarm was already reported
In many central stations alarm/reset reports can also be used to report a disarm or arm. The values ‘2’ and
‘4’ are then not used. The RD62 uses the values ‘2’ and ‘4’ as standard.
The battery low and test reports that are incorporated in the status bit can be changed on the central station.
Therefore, the test report could be 9, 10 or any other value. This modification is carried out on the central
station itself. You can only decide not to make this report. If you do want to make this report, it will always
arrive correctly at the central station.
The report can appear as follows for a system with Account Nbr '1234' .
Example 3. Example of a report with Fast-Format
EVENT REPORT
Channel 3 triggered
1234 55155555 7
Channel 6 triggered
1234 55655155 7
Channel 3 reset
1234 55355655 7
Channel 6 reset 1234 55555355 7
Battery low
1234 55555555 8
Test report
1234 55555555 9
The Fast Format protocol is a status protocol in which the status of every channel is reported in every report.
This is why there are values for an
'old restore' and an 'old alarm' .