Specifications

M1 Control RS-232 ASCII String Protocol Page 56 of 68 Rev. 1.79 July 16, 2009
4.40.3 Zone Definition Number List: Character - Definition Number
‘0’ – 00 = Disabled
‘1’ – 01 = Burglar Entry/Exit 1
‘2’ – 02 = Burglar Entry/Exit 2
‘3’ – 03 = Burglar Perimeter Instant
‘4’ – 04 = Burglar Interior
‘5’ – 05 = Burglar Interior Follower
‘6’ – 06 = Burglar Interior Night
‘7’ – 07 = Burglar Interior Night Delay
‘8’ – 08 = Burglar 24 Hour
‘9’ – 09 = Burglar Box Tamper
‘:’ - 10 = Fire Alarm
‘;’ - 11 = Fire Verified
‘<’ - 12 = Fire Supervisory
‘=’ - 13 = Aux Alarm 1
‘>’ - 14 = Aux Alarm 2
‘?’ – 15 = Keyfob
‘@’ - 16 = Non Alarm
‘A’ – 17 = Carbon Monoxide
‘B’ – 18 = Emergency Alarm
‘C’ – 19 = Freeze Alarm
‘D’ – 20 = Gas Alarm
‘E’ - 21 = Heat Alarm
‘F’ - 22 = Medical Alarm
‘G’ - 23 = Police Alarm
‘H’ - 24 = Police No Indication
‘I’ - 25 = Water Alarm
‘J’ - 26 = Key Momentary Arm / Disarm
‘K’ - 27 = Key Momentary Arm Away
‘L’ - 28 = Key Momentary Arm Stay
‘M’ - 29 = Key Momentary Disarm
‘N’ - 30 = Key On/Off
‘O’ - 31 = Mute Audibles
‘P’ - 32 = Power Supervisory
‘Q’ - 33 = Temperature
‘R’ - 34 = Analog Zone
‘S’ - 35 = Phone Key
‘T’ - 36 = Intercom Key
4.41 Zone Analog Voltage (ZV)
This command allows automation equipment to request a zone analog voltage
level. M1 Version 4.2.8 and after.
4.41.1 Request Zone Voltage (zv)
09 – Length as ASCII hex
zv – Get command for zone analog voltage data
ZZZ – Zone number 001 to 208 as 3 ASCII characters decimal
00 – future use
CC – Checksum
Example: 09zv12300B1 Zone 123 analog voltage request data
4.41.2 Reply Zone Analog Voltage Data (ZV)
0C – Length as ASCII hex
ZV – Reply with zone definition data
ZZZ – Zone number 001 to 208 as 3 ASCII characters decimal
DDD – Zone voltage data as 3 decimal ASCII characters.
Divide data value by 10. Right character is the tenths
decimal place.
00 – future use
CC – Checksum
Example: 0CZV123072004E Zone 123 , voltage is 7.2 volts