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EVENT
911 Bypass Closing
912 Fire Alarm Silence
913 Supervisory Point test Start/End
914 Hold-up test Start/End
915 Burg. Test Print Start/End
916 Supervisory Test Print Start/End
917 Burg. Diagnostics Start/End
918 Fire Diagnostics Start/End
919 Untyped diagnostics
920 Trouble Closing (closed with burg. during exit)
921 Access Denied Code Unknown
922 Supervisory Point Alarm
923 Supervisory Point Bypass
924 Supervisory Point Trouble
925 Hold-up Point Bypass
926 AC Failure for 4 hours
927 Output Trouble
928 User code for event
929 Log-off
8.5.5
MX8000/685 System Messages
The MX8000 generates messages to the automation computer for system generated troubles/restores and
operator generated troubles/restores while operating using the 685 automation protocol. These messages are
listed in Table 8–24.
8.6
CAPS Automation Protocol
The CAPS automation protocol is the same as the 685 except in the case of the 4x2 and 4x2 Express. When
using 4x2 and 4x2 Express with the CAPS automation protocol, the output protocol to the computer is as
shown in Figure 8–5.
The 3-digit event code (XYZ) is a calculated value between 000 and 255. The XYZ value is calculated as
follows:
XYZ = (16 x Event Code) + Zone Identifier
8–20
Table 8–23: Contact ID Event Definition Codes (continued)
LFRG 1234 X Y ZA
TERMINATOR (ASCII LETTER A - HEX 41)
EVENT CODE (THIRD DIGIT)
SPACE (ASCII SPACE CHARACTER - HEX 20)
EVENT CODE (SECOND DIGIT)
SPACE (ASCII SPACE CHARACTER - HEX 20)
EVENT CODE (FIRST DIGIT)
SPACE (ASCII SPACE CHARACTER - HEX 20)
ACCOUNT NUMBER
SPACE (ASCII SPACE CHARACTER - HEX 20)
GROUP NUMBER
RECEIVER NUMBER
HEADER (ASCII LINE FEED - HEX 0A)
Figure 8–5: CAPS 4x2 and 4x2 Express Protocol
DATA TYPE
Zone
User
User
Zone
Zone
Zone
User
User
Zone
Zone
Zone
Zone
Zone
Zone
User
User
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