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SIA Reporting Data
Our SIA reporting format has this message packet:
XX###.
The first two characters (XX) are the SIA code
which is decoded to the descriptions listed below. The 3
“#”
(digits) provide the ability to specify the device
or person causing the report (see the
"###”
table at the bottom of the page).
Table 3-3 SIA Message Format
“XX”
Meaning
Summary
AR
AT
BA
BU
CL
CF
ER
FA
FU
FT
HA
HU
LR
LT
MA
MU
OP
OR
PA
PU
RP
RX
TA
TU
UA
UR
UT
uu
XT
XR
YR
YT
“AC Restoral: AC Power Returned
“AC Trouble:” AC Power Fail
“Burglary Alarm:” Entry/Exit, Perimeter,
Interior, 24-Hour, or Day Zone
“Burglary Unbypass:”
“Closing:”
“Closing, Forced:” w/ bypass
“Equipment Restoral:” Keypad and CCU
“Fire Alarm:” Fire Zone
“Fire Unbypass”
“Fire Trouble”
“Holdup Alarm:” Silent Panic
“Holdup Unbypass:” Silent Panic
“Line Restoral:” Phone Line
“Line Trouble”
“Medical Alarm:” Emergency Zone
“Medical Unbypass”
“Opening Report”
“Opening, Reset Alarm”
“Panic Alarm:” Audible Panic
“Panic Unbypass”
Test: Automatic
Test: Manual
“Tamper Alarm”
“Tamper Unbypass”
“Troubles” are
?T,
“Bypasses” are
?B,
“Unbypasses”
are
?U,
and Alarms” are ?A where the ? is any of the
letters below. Example: FT = Fire Trouble, FB = Fire
Bypass, BA = Burglar Alarm.
B
=
“Burglar:” Entry/Exit, Perimeter, interior,
24-Hour, Day Zone
E = “Equipment:” Keypad and Panel (CCU)
F
=
“Fire”
H = “Holdup:” Silent Panic
M = “Medical:” Emergency
P = “Panic”
R
= “Restoral”
T = “Tamper”
U = “Undefined:” Non-alarm, Environmental,
Trouble Category Keyswitch, Auxiliary 1 or 2
“Undefined Alarm:” Environmental, Auxiliary 1 or 2, Trouble Category
“Undefined Restoral”
“Undefined Trouble:” RF sensor Supervision, Hardwire Loop Supervision
“Undefined Unbypass;” Restoral-Environmental, Auxiliary 1 or 2, Trouble Category
“Transmitter Trouble:” RF Sensor, Low Battery
“Transmitter Restoral:” Battery Okay
“System Battery:” CCU, Battery
Restoral
“System Battery:” Low Battery
###: Up to 3 digits are sent, unnecessary zeros are suppressed.
Numbers l-l 12 correspond to sensor numbers (from Installer Programming
Fn#511)
Numbers 113-120 correspond to keypads 1 to 8 (from Installer Programming
Fn#821)
Numbers 121-13.5 correspond to User Numbers 1 to 15 (installer Programming
Fn#811)
Number 136 signifies the CCU (panel)
Number 137 signifies the CCU’s RF receiver module
Number 139 signifies the remote PC computer
Number 142 signifies History Buffer Full
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AT&T Security System 8300 Installer’s Manual
- AT&T Security System 8300 1
- CCU Main Board and 2
- Figure O-l. CCU Main Board 3
- Contents 4
- Operations 6
- Programming the System 10
- Wireless Considerations 10
- 2 Installation 11
- Introduction 12
- 8301 Software Package 13
- The Parts of the 14
- Smoke Detector (Model 8520) 16
- WARNING: 16
- Other Devices 18
- Installation 19
- Basic Installation Guidelines 20
- Wiring Data 21
- Residential UL Requirements 23
- Commercial UL Requirements 24
- MAIN BOARD 25
- use Green Wire 26
- (earth) ground for 26
- UL Commercial 26
- Burglary 26
- Battery and 27
- Typical Standby Battery Life 29
- Installing Specific Devices 32
- Mount/Install: 32
- THIS MODEL 8300 CMP 36
- CIRCUIT PACK MUST BE USED 36
- WITH THE MODEL 8345 36
- OWER TRANSFORMER 37
- Two-Line S 39
- OUT&% 40
- O”TS:DOE LINE 40
- Display Control Keypad 43
- Appendix 44
- 106776164 106776164 AND 45
- Snap hinged mou 46
- LCD Viewing 47
- -Angle Adjust 47
- Keyswitch# 48
- Figure 2-18 UL Bell Wiring 50
- Manual Programming 52
- Example: 53
- Moving Through the Grid 55
- Example: Key Terms 58
- Q use as 59
- Series: Modem and Dialer 63
- 211 Touch Tone or Pulse Dial 63
- 7 channels defined in 63
- Receiver 64
- Series: Receiver 2 65
- 241 Rcvr 2 Phone Number 65
- 1 = 1 = 69
- 3-203-20 70
- 731 Relay 71
- Series: X-10 72
- 741 X-10 House Code 72
- Programming Error Messages 73
- UL Programming Requirements 74
- Extended, and 76
- Reporting Data 76
- B for RF Sensor Supervision 77
- 1 for CCU Low Battery 77
- E for RF Sensor Low Battery 77
- 1 is an Automatic Test 77
- Troubleshooting 81
- Initial Testing 81
- Coming Home on a Rainy Day 84
- Keypad Usage 86
- (Keypads in the Bedroom) 86
- Keypad as Telephone 86
- Listen-In Keypad 87
- The Alarm Cycle 88
- Resetting the System 88
- Reception Factors 92
- Installing 93
- Wireless Components 93
- Settings/Connections: 94
- Antenna Coupling Unit 95
- Universal Transmitter 98
- Sensor Number 102
- Figure A-7 103
- Walk Test LED: 105
- Listen-In/Talk-Back 106
- EXAMPLE: 108
- EXAMPLE 1: 111
- Programming 112
- the Security System 8300 112
- Monitoring Service Receiver 113
- Requirements 113
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