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Status Channel = 7 (Alarm condition)

Notes: Each channel of these message types corresponds to a particular type of event. Because there are eight

channels, it is possible for multiple events to be reported in multiple channels in only one message.

(Example: “cccc 1553 5555 7” indicates an alarm on zone 1 and a restore on zone 4)

Message Definition: Applies to:

cccc zzzz zzzz 7

Zone fault

z = zone number corresponding to the channel position (1 – 8)

1 = New zone fault

2 = Opening (system disarmed)

3 = Zone restore

4 = Closing (system armed)

5 = Normal zone condition

6 = Previously report zone fault

Example:

1234 5515 5555 7

• Indicates a new alarm on zone 3

1234 5165 5555 7

• Indicates a new alarm on zone 2, with a previously reported,

un-restored condition still on zone 3. (i.e. The ‘6’ in the third

channel indicates that previously, zone 3 had gone into alarm,

was reported in a message with a 1 in channel three, and

remains violated)

1234 5335 5555 7

• Indicates a restore on zones 2 and 3. I.e. the conditions that

caused the alarm on zones 2 and 3 have returned to a normal

state.

Note: Sending restoral signals is optional in programming.

Example:

1234 5525 5555 7

• Indicates an Opening message

1234 5545 5555 7

• Indicates a Closing message

Open/Close signals are typically sent via the Control Panel’s Dialer,

however they may be optionally programmed to be sent via the radio

as well. Open/Close messages will be sent on a particular channel

when the radio is programmed properly and wired to the alarm

control so that a signal is sent to the radio when the alarm is

Disarmed (Opening) or Armed (Closing).

Note regarding the 7620ULF: Due to the fact that the 7620ULF is not

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