Specifications

M1 Control RS-232 ASCII String Protocol Page 35 of 68 Rev. 1.79 July 16, 2009
Key Table:
NO KEY = 0 or a user code was sent from a keypad.
STAR KEY (*) = 11
POUND KEY (#) = 12
F1 KEY = 13
F2 KEY = 14
F3 KEY = 15
F4 KEY = 16
STAY KEY = 17
EXIT KEY = 18
CHIME KEY = 19
BYPASS KEY = 20
ELK KEY = 21
DOWN KEY = 22
UP KEY = 23
RIGHT KEY = 24
LEFT KEY = 25
F6 Key = 26
F5 Key = 27
DATAKEYMODE = 28 Data was entered, this acts as a
carriage return
Beep and Chime mode bit settings by area (P[8]): Version 4.3.2 and
after.
Chime and beep OFF = 0x30 or ‘0’
Single beep = 0x31 or bit 0 is set in low nibble.
Constant beep = 0x32 or bit 1 is set in low nibble. This bit
will only be set once and reset to 0 when the constant
beep ends.
Chime = 0x34 or bit 4 is set in low nibble. This bit will be
set and reset after transmission.
This transmission update option transmits the updated status
whenever it changes and is enabled by setting the location TRUE in the
M1 Control Global Programming Location 40. Example: “Xmit Keypad Key
Chgs” (Yes or No)
4.21.1 Request Keypad Function Key Illumination Status (kc)
08kc010009
The function key illumination request returns the Keypad KeyChange Update
(KC) data with the Key Number set to zero (0). This command allows automation
equipment to request the illumination status of the keypad function keys for building
virtual keypads on a PC.
08 – Length as ASCII hex
kc – Request Keypad Function Key Illumination Status Command
NN – Keypad Number, 1 based
00 – future use
CC – Checksum
Example:
08kc010009 Request keypad 1’s illumination status.