Specifications

M1 Control RS-232 ASCII String Protocol Page 47 of 68 Rev. 1.79 July 16, 2009
4.32 System Word Messages (sp)
In all system word messages, the Data field is a 1-based 3-digit decimal number
corresponding to the number of the desired word or phrase.
4.32.1 Speak Word at Voice/Siren Output (sw)
09swDDD00CC(CR-LF)
4.32.2 Speak Phrase at Voice/Siren Output (sp)
09spDDD00CC(CR-LF)
Example: Speak Word 123 at Voice/Siren Output is 09sw12300B7(CR-LF )
Example: Speak Phrase 123 at Voice/Siren Output is 09sp12300BE(CR-LF )
See 6.0 Word And Phrase Table for a listing of all voice words and phrases.
4.33 Tasks Change Update (TC)
0ATCRRR000CC
0A – Length as ASCII hex
TC – Zone Change Message Command
RRR – Task Number, 1 based
0 – future use
00 – future use
CC – Checksum
Example: 0ATC001000D7 Task change – Task 1, changed to activated
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 38. Example: “Xmit Task Chgs – ASCII” (Yes or No)
4.34 Task Activation (tn)
You can use your PC to send a command to activate a Task. Tasks are event flags that are
common to the telephone remote control option 2, the keypad user menu option 1, the
Whenever/Then programming, and the ASCII string programming. Any one of these methods
can activate a Task (events 2001 to 2032). The Whenever/Then programming rules can then
issue control commands when a Task has been activated. When all rules that are activated from
the Task is serviced, the Task will be de-activated.
The data portion of the Task Activation command, DDD, is three decimal ASCII digits (1
base) corresponding to the number of the desired Task to activate. Range: 001 to 032. This
value is a three digit value for future expansion.