CPX230NWB ALARM CONTROL PANEL – INSTALLER MANUAL
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not connected, the readings may be incorrect, and be around 9V (9000)
powerSupplyVoltage
– AC voltage at AC terminals of CPX230NWB
(downstream the transformer) in mV (18000 = 18V).
silentAlarms
is a bit-vector indicating the quiet alarm memory since the
last arming (arming cancels the alarm memory). Bit 1 (counting from 0),
corresponds to the zone 1, … bit 7 corresponds to the zone A7.
zonesComFailures
– is a bit-vector indicating the communication failures
between wireless detectors and control panel. Bit 1 (counting from 0),
corresponds to the zone A1, … bit 32 corresponds to the zone D8.
zonesPowerFailures
– is a bit-vector indicating detectors power failures in
wireless detectors (means low battery in wireless detectors). Bit 1
(counting from 0), corresponds to the zone A1, … bit 32 corresponds to
the zone D8.
partitionsStay
– is a bit vector where 1 means perimeter mode and 0
means one of the other possible arming modes. Bit 0 corresponds to
partition 1. Bit 1 corresponds to partition 2
partitionsNight
– is a bit vector where 1 means partition armed in sleep
mode and 0 means partition in one of the other possible arming modes.
Bit 0 corresponds to partition 1. Bit 1 corresponds to partition 2.
CPGETSTATUS:EPERMISIONS
If the specified password is incorrect
CPGETSTATUS:ENOT_ALLOWED
If the command was sent via open SMS
CPDELUSER:EFORMAT
If the format of the sent command is incorrect
9.1.4.2.
CPGETFAILURES
Format:
CPGETFAILURES[= password]
Limitations:
You must know the administrator or user password. Can be executed by
ATS, administrator or user. If the command comes from ATS and was
not authorized with a code, enter the
password
.
Description
password
is the system administrator or user password
The command returns:
CPGETFAILURES:outFailures,powerOutFailures,powerInFailures,keypadC
ommFailures,keypadPowerFailures,otherFailures
Where:
outFailures
is a bit-vector informing about the failures of outputs. Bit 1
(counting from 0) means the output 1.
powerOutFailures
is a bit-vector informing about the failures of power
supply outputs. Bit 0 means the output KPOUT, bit 1 means the output
AUX1, bit 2 means the output AUX2.
powerInFailures
is a bit-vector informing about the failures of power