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Table 15. Overview of the events in Contact-ID
000 EVENT
100 - 199
Alarms (medical, fire, Burglary, etc.)
200 - 299
Monitoring (fire)
300 - 399
Faults
400 - 499
Arm/disarms
500 - 599
Inhibiting
600 - 699
Test and other
GG A group number (not used)
NNN The zone or users which caused the event.
A report with Account Nbr 1234 in which arming was done by user 15 looks like this:
1234 18 3 401 00 015
Account no. Contact ID New Arm/Disarm Arm Not used User 15
A Burglary alarm in zone 2 looks like this:
1234 18 1 132 00 002
Reports sent via Contact ID thus give a good overview of the event and its cause.
3. SIA
The name SIA (previously SEIA) comes from the USA. SIA stands for Security (Equipment) Industry
Association. The SIA protocol is originally a US standard. In the USA it also became necessary at the
beginning of the 1980s to obtain as accurate a picture as possible when an event occurred.
When the SIA protocol was developed, they also took into account that an extended alarm report must not
reduce the speed.
The solution is based on a modem protocol, the BELL 103 (CCITT V.21 in the UK) protocol which is
widespread in the USA. The basis of this protocol is a transmission rate of 300 baud. This equates to
approximately 30 characters per second.
As in other modem protocols, data blocks are used. Every data block has a designated function.
Consequently, there is a data block for the Account Nbr and a data block for the event.
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