Specifications

M1 Control RS-232 ASCII String Protocol Page 14 of 68 Rev. 1.79 July 16, 2009
4.2.2 Arm to Away (a1)
0Da11001234003F(CR-LF)
Example: a1=arm away, 1=Area 1, 001234=User Code 1234.
4.2.3 Arm to Stay (Home) (a2)
0Da23005678002C(CR-LF)
Example: a2=arm stay, 3=Area 3, 005678=User Code 5678.
4.2.4 Arm to Stay Instant (a3)
0Da380056780026(CR-LF)
Example: a3=arm stay instant, 8=Area 8, 005678=User Code 5678.
4.2.5 Arm to Night (a4)
0Da480056780025(CR-LF)
Example: a4=arm night, 8=Area 8, 005678=User Code 5678.
4.2.6 Arm to Night Instant (a5)
0Da580056780024(CR-LF)
Example: a5=arm night instant, 8=Area 8, 005678=User Code 5678.
4.2.7 Arm to Vacation (a6)
0Da680056780023(CR-LF)
Example: a6=Vacation, 8=Area 8, 005678=User Code 5678.
4.2.8 Arm, Step To Next Away Mode (a7)
0Da710034560031 (CR-LF) Version 4.2.8 or later.
Example: a7=Step to next Away arming mode, 1=Area 1, 003456=User Code 3456.
4.2.9 Arm, Step To Next Stay Mode (a8)
0Da810012340038 (CR-LF) Version 4.2.8 or later.
Example: a8=Step to next Stay arming mode, 1=Area 1, 001234=User Code 1234.
You can send a request to the control panel for its arming status by sending an Arming Status request.
The Control panel will respond with an Arming Status Report.
4.2.10 Arming Status Request (as)
06 – Length as ASCII hex
as – Request arming status
00 – future use
CC – Checksum