Programming manual for RD6203 Page 39
As in Contact ID, in SIA an extended alarm report has been chosen. Not only is the event reported but also
what caused it. Reports in SIA, for instance, look like this:
Example 4. Examples of reports in SIA
CL 15 Arming with user code 15.
BA 03 Burglar alarm in zone 3.
OR 03 Disarming with user code 3.
BR 03 Burglar alarm in zone 3 reset.
RP 00 Test report
CL 72 Arming with key switch in zone 5.
However, there are some central stations that translate events such as 'CL' and 'BA' back into numbers.
Only the central station can say what its translation will look like. The list of events is set, both in terms of
function and size, but the extensions which can be passed on can be 1 to 6 digits long. Most central stations,
however, have provision to receive a 2 or 3-digit extension.
The SIA protocol is divided into 3 levels. The specifications for SIA, however, are such that the highest level
also has the options of the lowest level. The options in the various levels include:
Level 1: Reporting new and old events
Reporting information which is not described within SIA
Level 2: Several Account Nbrs in one report
Reporting text blocks
Level 3: Supports Audio Listen-in
Aritech supports SIA level 3 as from version 6.0 software.
In appendix 2 on page 35 information can be found on the extensions which ARITECH units can report via
SIA, and in the 'Programming charts' you will find an overview of the possible events.
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