I/O Device Lists for WINMAG Systems
I/O Device Lists for WINMAG Systems
Contents
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Introduction
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In the I/O device types list, the following items are allocated to an I/O device:
- an internal ID
- a name
- a necessary control priority for the user
- a “defines” sentence per ID for every state
incl. state name, functional values , alarm reason for every function value
- a family ID
I/O point types are adapted to suit requirements in WINMAG in the system configuration using the “Edit I/O point
types” function.
Unique types can be created as a copy of system types supplied.
0 0 Variable 1000
The following summary graphs for coupling usually show the coupling to the
IGIS-network.
The following I/O device lists contain the terms used in GEMAG.
These terms correspond to the WINMAG terms.
The only difference is the admissible length of the terms.
WINMAG GEMAG
Type-Name 40 8
State 40 20
Function-value 40 20
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IGIS-LAN
3.2 Communication via IGIS network
The description “Connecting IGIS terminals to the IGIS network” contains more information on communication via
the IGIS network.
If no password is saved in the FDC664/616, the access code is not checked when the command INIT_MP is used.
For the FDC 616 only those I/O devices are valid that are also implemented in the central unit.
The following conditions must be fulfilled:
Number of groups : 16
Number of plug-in cards : 2
No. of channels ext. drive : 1
No. of fire fighting control
14 FDC-664/616
1 acoustic IS 0 0 on
situation 1 off
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 on
IS 2 *1) 0 off
siren 1 on
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 1 0 off
trouble coil 1 on
IS 2 *1) 0 locked
door 1 released
3 energy supply IS 0 0 ok
AC 1 trouble
IS 1 0 ok
battery 1 trouble
IS 2 0 ok
fuse 1 trouble
4 transmission unit IS 0 0 on 3)
situation 1 off
transmission 2 not present
IS 1 0 -
transmission manual 1 active
detector 2 trouble
IS 2 0 -
transmission automatic 1 active
detector 2 trouble
IS 3 0 -
transmission 1 active
2 trouble
IS 4 0 ok
fuse 1 trouble
IS 5 0 missing
respond 1 yes
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
5 phone IS 0 0 closed
closed circuit 1 open
IS 1 0 ok
fuse 1 trouble
3) If the " transmission unit " switch is set to "ON", the transmission unit can be switched
on/off for every detector group.
If the switch is set to “OFF”, transmission units are switched off for all groups.
IS 1 0 on
transmission- 1 off
selected 2 immediately on
IS 2 0 off
error 1 pollution SDN
2 short circuit
3 line rupture
IS 3 0 off
alarm 1 manual
2 automatic
3 group 1 from 2
4 group 2 from 2
5 repeat 1 from 2
6 repeat 2 from 2
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
IS 1 0 on
transmission 1 off
selected 2 immediately on
IS 2 0 off
error 1 pollution SDN
2 short circuit
3 line rupture
3.4.3 Detectors (8 interface cards possible in FDC664, 2 interface cards possible in FDC616)
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 pollution SDN
2 missing
3 short circuit
4 line rupture
IS 2 0 off
alarm 1 manual
2 automatic
3 detector 1 from 2
4 detector 2 from 2
5 repeat 1 from 2
6 repeat 2 from 2
IS 3 0 ok
diagnostic 1 warning
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
OS 1 0 start
Diagnostic 1 stop
IS 0 0 ok
diagnostic 1 warning
2 stopped
3 started
IS 1 *1) 0 no
trouble 1 yes
IS 2 *1) 0 no alarm
alarm 1 alarm
IS 3 *1) 0 no
deactivation 1 yes
IS 4 *1) 0 no
fire brigade alarmed 1 yes
IS 5 *1) 0 off
LED call fire brigade 1 on
IS 1 *1) 0 off
alarm delay time 1 running
IS 2 *1) 0 off
exploring time 1 running
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
[Link] Output channels fire control system (FCS) (not existing in FDC616)
IS 1 0 off
switching 1 on
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 1 0 off
switching 1 on
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
IS 1 0 off
switching 1 on
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 extinguishing system
2 line rupture
3 line short circuit
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 extinguishing system
2 line rupture
3 line short circuit
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 extinguishing system
2 line rupture
3 line short circuit
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 line rupture
2 line short circuit
IGIS-LAN
command name
1 Init 1. block without following block
2 Init 1. block with following block
3 Init following block (last)
4 Init following block
5 control I/O device
6 time synchronisation
7 alternate aim address
8 Logout
9 query PNUM program number
0A password
22 FDC-1016
0B SET_Filter
0C Steuern_MP_Passw
0D not supported
0 not supported
0F not supported
10 not supported
11 not supported
command name
1 Init_Dat_MP with following blocks
2 Init_Dat_MP last data block
3 Neu_Dat_MP
4 acknowledgements
5 acknowledgement program number
6 PAR_RET compatibility-ID
7 not supported
8 time synchronisation
9 not supported
All I/O devices refer to the physical address of the periphery connected.
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IS 1 0 ok
battery 1 trouble
IS 2 0 ok
fuse 1 trouble
OS 1 0 start
diagnostic 1 stop
IS 0 0 ok
diagnostic 1 warning
2 stopped
3 started
3 summary display IS 0 0 no
FDC1016 trouble 1 yes
IS 1 0 no alarm
alarm 1 alarm
IS 2 0 no
deactivation 1 yes
IS 3 0 no
fire brigade alarmed 1 yes
IS 4 0 off
LED call fire brigade 1 on
IS 5 *) 0 off
LED Revision 1 on
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 extinguisher system
2 line rupture
3 line short circuit
IS 1 0 off
error 1 short circuit or rupture
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 1 0 off
error 1 short circuit or rupture
IS 2 0 on 1)
state 1 off 1)
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 0 not active
activate 1 active
O O O O
IS 1 0 off
error 1 short circuit or rupture
IS 2 0 on 1)
state 1 off 1)
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 0 not active
activate 1 active
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 1 0 on
transmission 1 off
2 immediately on
IS 2 0 off
pollution 1 pollution
IS 3 0 off
alarm 1 manual
2 automatic
3 group 1 from 2
4 group 2 from 2
5 stored 1 from 2
6 stored 2 from 2
IS 4 0 off
line error 1 short circuit
2 line rupture
3 RS-Bus card malfunction 2)
4 Bus malfunction 2)
IS 5 0 off 1)
fault member 1 members missing 1)
2 members with error 1)
3 power limit reached 1)
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
180 group
136
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
[Link] Detector
IS 1 0 off
trouble member 1 pollution SDN
2 address missing
3 detector head missing 1)
4 ext. power missing 1)
5 wrong type 1)
6 member unknown 1)
7 power limit reached 1)
8 error 1)
IS 2 0 off
alarm 1 manual
2 automatic
3 detector 1 from 2
4 detector 2 from 2
5 stored 1 from 2
6 stored 2 from 2
IS 3 0 ok
diagnostic 1 warning
IS 4 0 off
trouble line 1 short circuit
in front of member 2 broken
IS 5 0 off
trouble line 1 short circuit
behind member 2 broken
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
O O O O
30 FDC-1016
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 1 0 off
trouble member 1 -
2 address missing
3 -
4 ext power missing 1)
5 wrong type 1)
6 member unknown 1)
7 power limit reached 1)
8 error 1)
IS 2 - -
IS 4 0 off
trouble line 1 short circuit
(in front of member) 2 broken
IS 5 0 off
trouble line 1 short circuit
(behind member) 2 broken
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
IS 5 0 off
trouble line 1 short circuit
2 broken
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
32 FDC-1016
OS 0 0 off
trouble line 1 short circuit
2 broken
O O O O
O O O O
IGIS-LAN
To connect a FDC-1024 to the IGIS-network the firmware version V03.00 or higher is necessary.
If no password is saved in the FDC 1024, the access code is not checked when the
command INIT_MP is used.
5.4 Commands
The BM-C 1024 supports the following commands of the documentation:
IGENDGER.W61: State 28.07.99
command name
1 Init 1. Block without continuation block
2 Init 1. Block with continuation block
3 Init continuation block without continuation block
4 Init continuation block with continuation block
5 control_MP
6 time synchronisation
7 Ersatz_Ziel_Adr
8 Logout
9 PNUM query programm number
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0A password
0B SET_Filter
0C Steuern_MP_Passw
command name
3 New_Dat_MP
4 acknowledgements
5 acknowledgement program-No.
5.5.2 Detectors
O O O O
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O O O O
17619 user card IS 0 0 not existing
60 situation 1 off (detector)
user 2 on (detector)
127 3 off (group)
4 off (smoke sensor) V4*
5 off (thermic sensor) V4*
... ... ...
OS 0 0 not existing
switch 1 off (detector)
2 on (detector) V4*
3 off (group) V4*
4 off (smoke sensor) V4*
5 off (thermic sensor) V4*
IS 1 0 off
trouble participant 1 -
2 member missing
3 user current too high
4 -
5 error external line V4*
6 wrong member type V4*
IS 2 0 -
IS 3 0 inactive
message 1 active
IS 4 0 off
trouble line (in front of 1 short circuit
member) 2 broken
IS 5 0 off
trouble line (behind 1 short circuit
member) 2 broken
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
2 off (group) V4*
3 on (group) V4*
OS 1 0 inactive
activate 1 active
10001 user card IS 0 0 not present
1 situation 1 off (member)
user 2 on (member)
2 3 off (group)
O O O O
IS 5 0 off
trouble line (behind 1 short circuit
member) 2 broken
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
2 off (group) V4*
3 on (group) V4*
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OS 1 0 inactive
activate 1 active
O O O O
IS 5 0 off
trouble line behind 1 short circuit
member 2 broken
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
2 off (group) V4*
3 on (group) V4*
OS 1 0 inactive
activation 1 active
IS 2 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off (by FDC)
switch 1 on (by FDC)
OS 1 0 deactivate
activate 1 activate
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 short circuit
2 broken
IS 2 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 1 0 inactive
acivation 1 active
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 short circuit
2 broken
IS 2 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 1 0 inactive
activation 1 active
O O O O
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 short circuit
2 broken
IS 2 0 inactive
message 1 active
... 1 ...
IS 1 0 inactive
transmission 1 active
automatic output 2 break
3 short circuit
IS 2 0 not present
situation 1 off (by FDC+FBF+door contact)
manual output 2 on
3 off (by FBF) V4*
4 off (by FDC) V4*
5 off (by FDC+FBF) V4*
6 off (by door contact) V4*
7 off (by FBF+door cont.) V4*
8 off (by FDC+door cont.) V4*
IS 3 0 inactive
transmission manual 1 active
output 2 break
3 short circuit
IS 4 0 not present
situation trouble 1 off (by FDC+FBF+door cont.)
2 on
3 off (by FBF) V4*
4 off (by FDC) V4*
5 off (by FDC+FBF) V4*
6 off (by door contact) V4*
7 off (by FBF+door cont.) V4*
8 off (by FDC+door cont.) V4*
IS 5 0 inactive
transmission malfunction 1 active
2 break
3 short circuit
IS 6 0 not present
situation technical 1 off (by FDC+FBF+door cont.)
message 2 on
3 off (by FBF) V4*
4 off (by FDC) V4*
5 off (by FDC+FBF) V4*
6 off (by door contact) V4*
7 off (by FBF+door cont.) V4*
8 off (by FDC+door cont.) V4*
IS 7 0 inactive
transmission technical 1 active
message 2 break
3 short circuit
OS 0 0 off (by FDC)
switch automatic output 1 on (by FDC)
OS 1 0 off (by FDC)
switch manual output 1 on (by FDC)
OS 2 0 off (by FDC)
switch trouble output 1 on (by FDC)
OS 3 0 off (by FDC)
switch technical message 1 on (by FDC)
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IS 3 0 inactive
transmission 1 active
manual output 2 break
3 short circuit
IS 4 0 not present
situation 1 off (by FDC+FBF+door cont.)
trouble 2 on
3 off (by FBF) V4*
4 off (by FDC) V4*
5 off (by FDC+FBF) V4*
6 off (by door contact) V4*
7 off (by FBF+door cont.) V4*
8 off (by FDC+door cont.) V4*
IS 5 0 inactive
transmission 1 active
trouble 2 break
3 short circuit
IS 6 0 not present
situation technical 1 off (by FDC+FBF+door cont.)
message 2 on
3 off (by FBF) V4*
4 off (by FDC) V4*
5 off (by FDC+FBF) V4*
6 off (by door contact) V4*
7 off (by FBF+door cont.) V4*
8 off (by FDC+door cont.) V4*
IS 7 0 inactive
transmission technical 1 active
message 2 break
3 short circuit
OS 0 0 off (by FDC)
switch auto. output. 1 on (by FDC)
OS 1 0 off (by FDC)
switch man. output 1 on (by FDC)
OS 2 0 off (by FDC)
switch trouble output 1 on (by FDC)
OS 3 0 off (by FDC)
switch technical message 1 on (by FDC)
21638 transmission unit IS 0 0 not present
60 general situation 1 off
2 on
IS 1 0 missing
response alarm 1 existing
IS 2 0 missing
response malfunction 1 existing
IS 3 0 missing
response technical 1 existing
message
IS 4 0 not present
safe for brigade key 1 locked
2 free
3 door open
IS 5 0 ok
FSD-tamper 1 break
2 short circuit
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IS 6 0 closed
FSD door 1 open
IS 7 from V04.00 [Link]
closed circuit 0 not present closed
1 closed open
2 open -----
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
21639 transmission unit IS 0 0 off
60 situation 1 on
alarm delay
IS 1 0 ----
delay time 1 running
IS 2 0 ----
exploring time 1 running
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
Name I/OType-ID
(1) Transmission BMC1024 300102407
(2) Transmission 2 BMC1024 300102408
(3) Alarm delay BMC1024 300102409
50 FDC-1024
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 serial interface
O O O O
IS 1 0 off
trouble 1 serial interface
OS 1 0 started
diagnostic 1 stopped
OS 2 0 started
test FDC 1 stopped
IS 0 0 ok
diagnostic 1 warning
2 stopped
3 started
IS 1 0 ok
test FDC 1 error
2 started
IS 1 0 no alarm
LED alarm 1 alarm
IS 2 0 no
LED deactivation 1 yes
IS 3 0 no
LED fire brigade 1 yes
alarmed
IS 4 0 off
LED call fire brigade 1 on
IS 1 0 ok
1 trouble
IS 2 0 ok
fuse 1 trouble
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 0 deactivate
activate 1 activate
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 0 deactivate
activate 1 activate
O O O O
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
... ...
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 0 deactivate
activate 1 activate
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 0 deactivate
activate 1 activate
O O O O
IS 1 0 inactive
message 1 active
... ...
Note:
Flag V4* (04.04.00) points to the modifications in FDC1024 from V03 to V04
Flag V5* (13.07.00) points to the modifications in FDC1024 from V05 to V05.01
56 561-MB100/MB16/MB8/HB48
IGIS-LAN
Requirements to the software versions of the board :
561-MB100: Program E015.00.0V05.00 or higher
Program E015.02.0V06.06 or higher
Program E015.07.0V01.00 or higher
telecommunication networks
Requirements to the software versions of the board :
A special access code for IGIS is available for the commands INIT_MP and SET_FILT.
This special code is entered in the M100 using the programming function 517.
Using the function 517 you can program at the central unit 561-MB100 whether or not a tamper message shall
be triggered if a wrong access code has been entered .
If "Tamper if code incorrect" is active, triggering of a tamper message is executed
if a wrong access code has been entered 9 times or if a wrong password (561-MB100) has been transmitted.
For systems designed as per VdS directives, " Tamper if code incorrect" may not be active
otherwise the central unit is no longer non reactive in relation to IGIS.
Using function 517 you can program at the central unit 561-MB100 whether or not
switching actions that influence external arming of the central unit are permitted via IGIS.
With units designed as per VdS directives, "Extern switching by IGIS" must be set to "NO"
as otherwise the central unit is not nonreactive in relation to IGIS.
ConfigurationText:
Loudspeaker: SY_sabo(00001);
Flashing lamp: SY_sabo(00002);
Configurations-Text:
Buzzer_main zone_x : SUHB_100(0003x);
These I/O devices are available starting version V06.00, however not for E015.00.0Vxx and not for
E015.02.0Vxx
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10 energy supply IS 0 0 ok
1 error
IS 1 0 off
storage 1 on
IS 2 0 ok
AC 1 on trouble
11 clock IS 0 0 running
clock running 1 stopped
IS 1 0 ok
general trouble 1 on trouble
IS 2 0 ok
paper 1 empty
Configurations-Text
Energie_Stoerung : SY_Energ(00010);
Uhr : UHR_lauf(00011);
Rechner_Stoerung : SY_mc(00012);
Stoerung_Drucker_x : SY_Druck(0001x);
Configuration-Text:
HBxxx_UBxxx_SExxx : Sch_100(000xx);
HBxxx_UBxxx_SExxx : SchB_100(000xx); {switching device Bus}
Configurations-Text:
Main zone_x : HB_100(0003x);
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 not possible
positive drive 1 possible
OS 0 0 disarm
switch 1 arm
O O O O
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 not possible
positive drive 1 possible
OS 0 0 disarm
switch 1 arm
Configurations-Text:
Hbxx_UBxx : HBUB_100(000xx);
6.3.7 Groups
Configurations-Text:
Gruppe_xx : Grp_100(00xxx);
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
Notes:
1) Input 17 to input 22 (I/O 217-222) are not available if the first expansion board is
a 2 BSA/10-MGE module.
2) Input 33 to input 38 (I/O 233-238) are not available if the second expansion board is a 2 BSA/10-MGE
module.
3) Inputs 49 to 54 (I/O 249-254) are not available if the third expansion board is a
2 BSA/10-MGE module.
4) The function value 0 with I/O device state 2 is transmitted if the input is not allocated to a detector group.
This is the case if - the input is programmed at detector group 0.
- a switching device is connected at the input.
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IS 1 0 off
intruder alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
tamper released 1 on
IS 3 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
IS 4 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
O O O O
The operating unit module occupies 2 addresses on BUS-1 and thus also 2 I/O devices (n, n+1). Only the BUS-1
addresses 1, 5, 9,..can be occupied by operating unit modules. Thus, it is automatically the case that only
specific I/O devices can be used for operating unit modules (e. g. with string 1 I/O 257/258, I/O 261/262, I/O
265/266 ...).
Configurations-Text:
n: Bus1_Stx_Tlnxx : Bus1_Bdt(00xxx);
n+1: Bus1_Stx_Tlnxx : Bus1_Adr(00xxx);
The door module occupies 3 addresses on BUS-1 and thus also 3 I/O devices (n,n+1,n+2). Only the BUS-1
addresses 1, 5, 9,... can be occupied by door modules. Thus, it is automatically the case that only specific I/O
devices can be used for door modules (e. g. with string 1 I/O257/258/259, I/O 261/262/263, I/O 265/266/267...).
n user x IS 0 0 off
detector bus string y release opening contact 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm opening contact 1 on
IS 2 0 off
tamper released 1 on
IS 3 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
IS 4 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
IS 4 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
IS 5,6
not present
IS 1
not present
IS 2 0 off
release RSK 1 on
IS 3 0 off
not present 1 on
IS 4 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
Configuration-Text:
n: Bus1_Stx_Tlnxx : Bus1_TM1(00xxx);
n+1: Bus1_Stx_Tlnxx : Bus1_Adr(00xxx);
n+2: Bus1_Stx_Tlnxx : Bus1_TM2(00xxx);
[Link] radio-module
(ab E015.07.0V06.00)
The door module reserves 4 addresses of BUS-1 and therefore also 4 I/O devices (n,n+1,n+2,n+3).
IS 3 0 off
alarm wireless detector 3 1 on
IS 4 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
IS 5 *4) 0 not present
main zone 1 zone 1
wireless detector 3 2 zone 2 *1)
3 zone 3 *2)
4 zone 4 *3)
IS 6 *4) 0 no secondary zone
secondary zone 1 secondary zone 1
wireless detector 3 ... ...
15 secondary zone 15
n+3 user x+3 IS 0 0 off
detector bus string y release external signal 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm external signal 1 on
IS 2 0 off
release wireless detector 4 1 on
IS 3 0 off
alarm wireless detector 4 1 on
IS 4 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
IS 5 *4) 0 not present
main zone 1 zone 1
wireless detector 4 2 zone 2 *1)
3 zone 3 *2)
4 zone 4 *3)
IS 6 *4) 0 no secondary zone
secondary zone 1 secondary zone 1
wireless detector 4 ... ...
15 secondary zone 15
Configurations-Text:
n: Bus1_Stx_Tlnxx : Bus1_Adr(00xxx);
n+1: Bus1_Stx_Tlnxx : Bus1_FU2(00xxx);
n+2: Bus1_Stx_Tlnxx : Bus1_FU3(00xxx);
n+3: Bus1_Stx_Tlnxx : Bus1_FU4(00xxx);
[Link] Alarming-modules - valid for the components flashing lamp and loudspeaker
n user x IS 0 0 off
detector bus string y release monitoring 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm monitoring 1 on
IS 2 0 off
tamper released 1 on
IS 3 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
IS 4 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
IS 6
not present
Configurations-Text:
Bus1_Stx_Tlnxx : Bus1_ALM(00xxx);
72 561-MB100/MB16/MB8/HB48
IS 1 0 off
alarm released 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm released 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm released 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm released 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm release 1 on
O O O O
Configurations-Text:
Bus2_Tlnxx_Eingx : B2_Tln_E(00xxx);
74 561-MB100/MB16/MB8/HB48
n user x IS 0 0 off
input 1 release 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
n user x IS 0 0 off
input 1 release 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm release 1 on
IS 3
not present
6.3.11 Subscriber-state
IS 1 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
IS 2 *1) 0 off
mains fault 1 on
IS 3 *1) 0 off
trouble 1 on
IS 4 *1) 0 off
trouble 1 on
O O O O
IS 1 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
IS 2 *1) 0 off
mains trouble 1 on
IS 3 *1) 0 off
trouble 1 on
IS 4 *1) 0 off
trouble 1 on
Configurations-Text:
Bus2_Status_Tlnxx : B2_S_Tln(00xxx);
IS 1 0 ok
addressing 1 error
IS 2 0 off
trouble Eprom/RAM 1 on
IS 3 0 off
trouble 1 1 on
IS 4 0 off
trouble 2 1 on
IS 5 0 off
trouble 3 1 on
IS 6 0 off
trouble 4 1 on
IS 7 0 off
trouble 5 1 on
O O O O
IS 6 0 off
trouble 4 1 on
IS 7 0 off
trouble 5 1 on
Configurations-Text:
Error_IBUS_Tln_x : SY_IBUS(009xx);
IS 0 0 off
switching 1 on
IS 0 0 off
switching 1 on
O O O O
IS 0 0 off
switching 1 on
Configurations-Text:
IGIS_Control_Offgxx : IG_Offg(0xxxx);
Remote inputs can influence groups (via IGIS). Allocation to the groups is fixed. The function of remote inputs
corresponds to that of the input detector bus (BUS-1) and databus (BUS-2) users.
IS 0 0 off
switching 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
O O O O
1147 IGIS IS 1 0 off
remote input 104 alarm 1 on
Group allocation:
Via the menue "Detector group offset for the remote inputs" in the programming function 517 you can define to
which zone of detector groups the remote inputs may be allocated. Always 8 remote inputs are allocated to a
detector group. The following table shows the allocation:
Configurations-Text:
IGIS_remote_inputxxx : IG_Eing(0xxxx);
IS 4 0 nothing
last action 1 activated
2 deactivated
3 deactivated + door free
4 door free
5 locked
6 unlocked
7 invalid key
8 zone armed internal
O O O O
IS 4 0 nothing
last action 1 activated
2 deactivated
3 deactivated + door free
4 door free
5 locked
6 unlocked
7 invalid key
8 zone armed internal
*1) For the central unit HB48 the number of switching devices is limited to eight.
=>I/O 1157-1164 not available.
*2) Number of programmable keys :
Central unit MB8 (E015.05.0V0XX) : 20 keys
Central unit MB16 (E015.06.0V0XX) : 20 keys
Central unit MB100 (E015.07.0V0XX) : 50 keys
Central unit HB48 (E015.08.0V0XX) : 24 keys
Configurations-Text:
Identkey_Schluesselxx : ID_SL(0xxxx).
A special access code for IGIS is available for the commands INIT_MP and SET_FILT.
This special code is entered in the M100 / HB48.10 using the programming function 517.
Using the function 517 you can program at the central unit whether or not a tamper message shall be triggered if
a wrong access code has been entered .
If "Tamper if code incorrect" is active, triggering of a tamper message is executed
if a wrong access code has been entered 9 times or if a wrong password has been transmitted.
For installations in accordance with VDS-regulations, “Sabotage in case of wrong code” must not be
programmed “active”.
Using function 517 you can program at the central unit 561-MB100 / HB48.10 whether or not
switching actions that influence external arming of the central unit are permitted via IGIS.
7.3 I/O-devices
7.3.1 Tamper loudspeaker, flashing lamp
1 loudspeaker IS 0 0 Ok
tamper 1 released (stored)
2 flashing lamp IS 0 0 Ok
tamper 1 released (stored)
I/O number:
I/O- start: 1
I/O- end: 2
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the parameters for the central control unit are exported in
this form.
I/O I/O-type I/O device I/O device ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
device Name ID Name (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
No. (Parameter)
IS 1 0 off
battery storage 1 on
IS 2 0 off
trouble AC 1 on
IS 3 0 off
collective alarm 1 on
IS 4 0 off
collective sabotage 1 on
IS 5 0 off
transmission unit fail. 1 on
IS 6 0 off
radio failure 1 on
IS 7 0 off
EIB failure 1 on
SE 0 0 off
EIB failure 1 on
4 clock IS 0 0 running
clock running 1 stopped
5 processor IS 0 0 off
trouble Eprom, RAM 1 on
Non-vol.. RAM
Config. I-BUS
IS 1 0 ok
general trouble 1 on trouble
IS 2 0 ok
paper 1 empty
IS 1 0 ok
general trouble 1 on trouble
IS 2 0 ok
paper 1 empty
*1) not available for central unit types without printer port
*2) not yet available
I/O number:
I/O- start: 3
I/O- end: 7
86 561-MB100.10
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the parameters for the central control unit are exported in
this form.
O O O O
IS 7 *6) 0 off
tamper door break 1 on
*) Central control unit types with less possible main zones have correspondingly less I/O devices.
*4) - Line tampering (armed resp. disarmed input) via switching device connected to the analog channel.
- Line tampering between the IDENT-KEY evaluation unit and the IDENT-KEY operating unit
resp., the IDENT-KEY block lock, if the switching device is connected to bus2.
*5) Only if a switching device is connected to a bus.
*6) This I/O device state serves the display of unauthorized door opening if an ACS-1 is connected.
*7) If the switching device a wireless door system DLC/DLF, in IS 6 the disorder „radio interruption“ will be
transmitted.
88 561-MB100.10
I/O number:
I/O- start: 8
I/O- end: 71
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the parameters for the central control unit are exported in
this form.
*) Central control unit types with less possible main zones have correspondingly less I/O devices.
I/O number:
I/O- start: 72
I/O- end: 87
I/O-type Parameter-IDs
I/O device No. Name I/O device-ID Main zone Secondary zone
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the parameters for the central control unit are exported in
this form.
I/O device I/O device- I/O device- I/O device – ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
Nr. type ID Name
Name (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
I/O-start Main area 300011071 zone text *3) hh *2) uu *2)
= 72 MB100 neu
(Fix value „0“)
… … … … … … …
IS 2 0 off
violent alarm 1 on
IS 3 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
IS 4 0 off
error 1 trouble 1* externally blocked
2 battery stored
3 battery + 1* externally blocked
4 AC trouble
5 AC trouble+1* ext. blocked
6 AC+battery stored
7 AC+battery+1* ext. blocked
8 other malfunction
9 malfunction+1* [Link]
10 malfunction+battery
11 malfunction+1* ext. blocked
12 malfunction+AC
13 malfunction+AC+1* ext. blocked
14 malfunction+AC+battery
15 malfunction+AC+battery+1*
externally blocked
IS 5 0 no
arming possible 1 internally
(positive drive) 2 externally
3 internally + externally
IS 6 0 off
buzzer 1 on
OS 0 0 disarm
switch 1 arm internal delayed
2 arm
3 delete
4 arm external
5 delete tamper
OS 1 0 off
switch buzzer
I/O-start +1 Main zone 2 IS 0 0 disarmed
activation status 1 internally armed
2 externally armed
3 not present
... ... ...
I/O-start +2 Main zone 3 ... ... ...
92 561-MB100.10
*) Central control unit types with less possible main zones have correspondingly less I/O devices.
I/O-number:
I/O-start: 72
I/O-end: 135
From WINFEM-version [Link] the parameters for the central control unit are exported in
this form.
I/O device I/O device- I/O device- I/O device – ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
Nr. type ID Name
Name (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
I/O-start Main area 300011071 zone text *3) hh *2) uu *2)
= 72 MB100 neu
(Fix value „0“)
… … … … … … …
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 not possible
positive drive 1 possible
IS 3 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
IS 4 0 off
intrusion alarm 1 on
IS 7 0 off
hold-up, taking hostages 1 on
OS 0 0 disarm
switch 1 arm internally
2 -
3 delete
4 -
5 delete tamper
O O O O
I/O- start +62 Main zone 1 IS 0 0 disarmed
arming condition 1 internally armed
Secondary zone 63 2 externally armed
*4)
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 not possible
positive drive 1 possible
OS 0 0 disarm
switch 1 arm internally
2 -
3 delete
4 -
5 delete tamper
*4) Central control unit types with less possible secondary zones for each main zone have correspondingly
less I/O devices.
*1) not available for central control unit types with less than 2 main zones
*2) not available for central control unit types with less than 3 main zones
*3) not available for central control unit types with less than 4 main zones
*4) for central units with less secondary zones the number of I/O devices per secondary zone is the same as
the total of secondary zones
I/O number:
I/O- start: 88
I/O- end: 1095
I/O-type Parameter-IDs
I/O device No. Name I/O device-ID Main zone Secondary zone
New I/O - ID for MB100.10, MB48, HB48.10, MB24, HB24 from version:
[Link]
[Link]
I/O-type Parameter-IDs
I/O device No. Name I/O device-ID Main zone Secondary zone
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the parameters for the central control unit are exported in
this form.
I/O device I/O device- I/O device- ID I/O device-name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
Nr. type Name (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
I/O-star Sub area 300010039 zone text *3) hh *2) uu *2)
= 88 MB100/16
… … … … … … …
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 not possible
positive drive 1 possible
IS 3 0 off
tamper 1 on
IS 4 0 off
Intrusion 1 on
IS 7 0 off
attack alarm 1 on
OS 0 0 disarm
switch 1 arm
2 -
3 delete
4 -
5 delete tamper
0 0 0 0
I/O-start +14 Main zone 1 IS 0 0 disarmed
arming condition 1 internally armed
Secondary zone 15 2 externally armed
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 not possible
positive drive 1 possible
OS 0 0 disarm
switch 1 arm
2 -
3 delete
4 -
5 delete tamper
main zone / secondary zone I/O-start of other secondary zones number of I/O devices per
secondary zone
*4) For central control units with fewer secondary zones, the number of I/O devices per secondary zone is
reduced to the number of secondary zones.
I/O-number:
I/O-start: 136
I/O- End: 1095
From WINFEM-version [Link] the parameters for the central control unit are exported in
this form.
I/O device I/O device- I/O device-ID I/O device-name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
No. type Name (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
I/O-start Sub area 300010039 zone text *3) hh *2) uu *2)
= 136 MB100/16
… … … … … … …
I/O-start Sub area 300010039 zone text *3) hh *2) uu *2)
+945 MB100/16
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 off
tamper cover and/or 1 on
addressing
IS 5 0 MZ 1
main zone 1 MZ 2
2 MZ 3
3 MZ 4
4 MZ 5
5 MZ 6
6 MZ 7
7 MZ 8
8 MZ 9
9 MZ 10
10 MZ 11
11 MZ 12
12 MZ 13
13 MZ 14
14 MZ 15
15 MZ 16 or higher up
IS 5 0 SZ 0
secondary zone 1 SZ 1
2 SZ 2
3 SZ 3
4 SZ 4
5 SZ 5
6 SZ 6
7 SZ 7
8 SZ 8
9 SZ 9
10 SZ 19
11 SZ 11
12 SZ 12
13 SZ 13
14 SZ 14
15 SZ 15 or higher up
100 561-MB100.10
OS 1 0 off
external blocking 1 on
OS 2 0 erase
erase
OS 3 0 off
activate detector group 1 on
0 0 0 0
*) Central control unit types with less possible detector groups have correspondingly less I/O devices.
I/O number:
I/O- start: 1101
I/O- end: 1612
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the parameters for the central control unit are exported in
this form.
300011283
Group technical
alarm MB100.10
without alarm *8)
… … … … … … …
I/O I/O device- I/O device- I/O device Name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
device type ID (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
- No. Name
I/O Group 300011201 Detector group text hh *2) (Main uu *2)
device- intrusion *3) zone of the (Secondary
nnn MB100.10 detector group) zone of the
without area detector group)
102 561-MB100.10
I/O I/O device- I/O device- I/O device Name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
device type ID (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
- No. Name
I/O Group intrusion 300011242 Detector group text hh *2) (Main uu *2)
device- filtered *3) zone of the (Secondary
nnn MB100.10 detector group) zone of the
without area detector group)
I/O I/O device- I/O device- I/O device Name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
device type ID (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
- No. Name
I/O Sabotage 300011243 Detector group text hh *2) (Main uu *2)
device- group *3) zone of the (Secondary
nnn MB100.10 detector group) zone of the
without area detector group)
I/O I/O device- I/O device- I/O device Name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
device type ID (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
- No. Name
I/O Attack group 300011244 Detector group text hh *2) (Main uu *2)
device- MB100.10 *3) zone of the (Secondary
nnn without area detector group) zone of the
detector group)
I/O I/O device- I/O device- I/O device Name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
device type ID (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
- No. Name
I/O Bolt switching 300011272 Detector group text hh *2) (Main uu *2)
device- group *3) zone of the (Secondary
nnn MB100.10 detector group) zone of the
without area detector group)
Attention: For bolt switching groups the range can only be determined via the switching device.
I/O I/O device- I/O device- I/O device Name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
device type ID (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
- No. Name
I/O Group intrusion 300011280 Detector group text hh *2) (Main uu *2)
device- MB100.10 *3) zone of the (Secondary
nnn without alarm detector group) zone of the
detector group)
Attention: For bolt switching groups the range can only be determined via the switching device.
I/O device lists 103
I/O device I/O device- I/O device- I/O device Name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
- No. type Name ID (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
I/O device- Group 300011283 Detector group hh *2) (Main uu *2)
nnn technical text *3) zone of the (Secondary
alarm detector group) zone of the
MB100.10 detector group)
without
area
Technical- and control detector groups have no explicit range parameter. Area of the panel must be used
as detector group zone.
I/O device I/O device- I/O device- I/O device Name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
- No. type ID (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
Name
I/O device- Group fire 300011285 Detector group hh *2) (Main uu *2)
nnn MB100.10 text *3) zone of the (Secondary
without detector group) zone of the
area detector group)
104 561-MB100.10
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 MZ 1
main zone 1 MZ 2
2 MZ 3
3 MZ 4
4 MZ 5
5 MZ 6
6 MZ 7
7 MZ 8
8 MZ 9
9 MZ 10
10 MZ 11
11 MZ 12
12 MZ 13
13 MZ 14
14 MZ15
15 MZ 16 or higher up
IS 3 0 SZ 1
secondary zone 1 SZ 2
2 SZ 3
3 SZ 4
4 SZ 5
5 SZ 6
6 SZ 7
7 SZ 8
8 SZ 9
9 SZ 10
10 SZ 11
11 SZ 12
12 SZ 13
13 SZ 14
14 SZ15
15 SZ 16 or higher up
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
I/O device lists 105
IS 3 0 SZ 1
secondary zone 1 SZ 2
2 SZ 3
3 SZ 4
4 SZ 5
5 SZ 6
6 SZ 7
7 SZ 8
8 SZ 9
9 SZ 10
10 SZ 11
11 SZ 12
12 SZ 13
13 SZ 14
14 SZ15
15 SZ 16 or higher up
*) unit types with less possible analog inputs have correspondingly less I/O devices.
1) Input 17 to input 22 (I/O- start+16 - I/O- start+21) are not available if the first expansion
board is a 2 BSA/10-MGE module.
2) Input 33 to input 38 (I/O- start+32 - I/O- start+37) are not available if the second
expansion board is a 2 BSA/10-MGE module.
3) Inputs 49 to 54 (I/O- start+48 - I/O- start+53) are not available if the third expansion
board is a 2 BSA/10-MGE module.
I/O number:
I/O- start: 1618
I/O- end: 1673
106 561-MB100.10
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the parameters for the central control unit are exported in
this form.
I/O device I/O-type I/O device- I/O device Name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
No. Name ID (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
I/O-Start Analog- 300011210 input text *3) hh *2) uu *2) Detector group
= 1618 input (zone of group) (zone of group) text *4)
MB100.10 )
without
area
… … … … … … …
I/O-Start Analog- 300011210 input text *3) hh *2) uu *2) Detector group
+55 input (zone of group) (zone of group) text *4)
MB100.10
without
area
*5) Special monitoring states possible for operation unit-modules, door-modules, radio-modules and
alarming-modules (see next pages - see also "BUS-1" Installation and Programming Instructions
561-MB100.10).
108 561-MB100.10
*3) Not available for central control unit types without I-BUS and/or possible connection of the BUS-1 Interface
I/O number:
I/O- start: 1674
I/O- end: 2240
From WINFEM-Version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the parameters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
n BUS-1 IS 0 0
string x user y not present 1
IS 1 0
not present 1
IS 2 0 off
tamper released 1 on
IS3 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
IS 4 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
IS 5 0 MZ 1
main zone 1 MZ 2
2 MZ 3
3 MZ 4
4 MZ 5
5 MZ 6
6 MZ 7
7 MZ 8
8 MZ 9
9 MZ 10
10 MZ 11
11 MZ 12
12 MZ 13
13 MZ 14
14 MZ 15
15 MZ16 or higher up
IS 4 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
For I/O-type 300011152 the states 0 to 3 are not present and additionally state 6 with the secondary zones is
contained.
From WINFEM-Version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
The door module occupies 3 addresses on BUS-1 and thus also 3 I/O devices (n,n+1,n+2).
Only the BUS-1 addresses 1, 5, 9,... can be occupied by door modules. Thus, it is automatically the case that only
specific I/O devices can be used for door modules (e. g. with string 1
I/O- start and I/O- start+1 and I/O- start+2, I/O- start+4 and I/O- start+5 and I/O- start+6,
I/O- start+8 and I/O- start+9 and I/O- start+10...).
IS 1 0
not present 1
IS 2 0 off
release RSK 1 on
IS 3 0 off
not present 1 on
IS 4 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
IS 5 0 MZ 1
main zone 1 MZ 2
2 MZ 3
3 MZ 4
4 MZ 5
5 MZ 6
6 MZ 7
7 MZ 8
8 MZ 9
9 MZ 10
10 MZ 11
11 MZ 12
12 MZ 13
13 MZ 14
14 MZ 15
15 MZ 16 or higher up
IS 6 0 SZ 1
secondary zone 1 SZ 2
2 SZ 3
3 SZ 4
4 SZ 5
5 SZ 6
6 SZ 7
7 SZ 8
8 SZ 9
9 SZ 10
10 SZ 11
11 SZ 12
12 SZ 13
13 SZ 14
14 SZ 15
15 SZ 16 or higher up
I/O device lists 113
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
I/O device- I/O-type I/O device- I/O device – Name ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
No. Name ID (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
n BUS-1 300011253 Input text *5) hh *2) uu *2) Detector group
door Opening contact (Main zone) (Secondary text *4)
module 1 (zone to zone ) Opening
MB100.10 IS 0, 1) contact
without
area
n+1 BUS-1 300011252 User text *3) hh *2) uu *2) Zone text *4)
addressing (Main zone) (Secondary
MB100.10 (zone to zone)
without IS 4) (zone to
area IS 4)
n+2 BUS-1 300011254 Input text *5) hh *2) uu *2) Detector group
door Bolt switching (Main zone) (Secondary text *4)
module 2 group (zone to zone) Bolt switching
MB100.10 IS 2) (zone to group
without IS 2)
area
The I/O types indicated above are WITHOUT main zone states and secondary zone states !
I/O device-IDs 300011165, 300011166, 300011167 and 300011168 include zone information.
I/O device lists 115
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
n BUS-1 300011265 Input text *3) hh *2) (Main uu *2) Detector group
radio module zone) (Secondary text
MB100.10 (zone to IS 0, zone) *4)
without area 1) (zone to IS 0,1)
n+1 BUS-1 300011266 Input text *3) hh *2) (Main uu *2) Detector group
radio module zone) (Secondary text
MB100.10 (zone to IS 2,3) zone) *4)
2 without area (zone to IS 2,3)
n+2 BUS-1 300011267 Input text *3) hh *2) (Main uu *2) Detector group
radio module zone) (Secondary text
MB100.10 (zone to IS 2,3) zone) *4)
3 without area (zone to IS 2,3)
n+3 BUS-1 300011268 Input text *3) hh *2) (Main uu *2) Detector group
radio module zone) (Secondary text
MB100.10 (zone to IS 2,3) zone) *4)
4 without area (zone to IS 2,3)
[Link] BUS-1 user "Alarming-modules" - valid for the components flasching lamp and loudspeaker
Because for the alarm-module is no independent BUS-1 module-type fixed, this I/O -ID can not be created
during automatical export of I/O devices via WINFEM. (See universal connection module)
The I/O type indicated above is WITHOUT main zone states and secondary zone states !
300011155 include zone information.
[Link] BUS-1 User "Universal connection module, SCM3000 *1), Logik detector *1), Detector group
module, Standard detector *1), Window sensor module, Lock releases module"
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
*1) From version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 detector group input is not exported as MP-ID 300011250.
*2) hh Main zone 1-16 (1-64)
uu Secondary zone 0-63 (0-15) (If no Secondary zone available, then value „0“)
() Value-zone MB100-64
*3) Input text is a parameter of the central control unit.
Detector group text is a parameter of the central control unit.
From WINFEM-Version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
From WINFEM-Version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
[Link] BUS-1 user “Indoor siren-, remote indicator-, switching-module” (zone related BUS-1 modules)
From WINFEM-version the parameters for the central control unit are exported in this form:
SWFAV.00.0.V07.13
I/O I/O-type I/O device- I/O device – ID 1 ID 2 Add. text
device- Name ID Name (Parameter) (Parameter) (Parameter)
No. (Parameter)
n Bus1- 300011251 User text *3) hh *2) uu *2) User text *3)
Bedienteil (zone to (zone to
(user-interface) IS 2) IS 2)
MB100.10
without area
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
User BUS-2 string 2: I/O- start + 320 to I/O- start + 639 *3)
" " 3: I/O- start + 640 to I/O- start + 959 *3)
" " 4: I/O- start + 960 to I/O- start + 1279 *3)
" " 5: I/O- start + 1280 to I/O- start + 1599 *3)
" " 6: I/O- start + 1600 to I/O- start + 1919 *3)
" " 7: I/O- start + 1920 to I/O- start + 2239 *3)
" " 8: I/O- start + 2240 to I/O- start + 2559 *3)
*3) Not available for central control unit types without IBUS and /or possible connection of the BUS-2
Interfaces. For central units with less possibilities for string-connections the number of I/O devices is
reduced according to this.
Formula for calculating the appropriate I/O device:
I/O(STR,TLN,EING) = |I/O-Start| + (STR-1)*64*5+(TLN)*5 +(EING-1)
Legend:
I/O =I/O device number, I/O- start = I/O device start value, STR = String,TLN = user -number,
EING = input number
Five I/O devices are reserved in ascending order for each BUS-2 user. Caused by the user WINFEM only
exports physically existing I/O devices. From one user (input 1) to the next user (input 1) there is always a
I/O device offset of +5.
I/O number:
I/O- start: 2241
I/O- end: 4800
From WINFEM-Version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
… … … … … … …
I/O- BUS-2 300011260 Input text *3) hh *2) uu *2) Detector group
Start Input-module (Zone of (Zone of text *4)
+2559 MB100.10 detector group detector group
without area (IS 0,1) (IS 0,1)
I/O- BUS-2 300011261 Input text *3) hh *2) uu *2) Detector group
Start Input module (Zone of (Zone of text *4)
+2559 MB100.10 detector group detector group
without area (IS 0,1) (IS 0,1)
(and without
state)
On the next pages you see the BUS-2 users, which differ from the described rule.
Note: BUS-2 status messages for addressing, cover tamper, tear-off protection, power, and accu-failure are
transferred by separate I/O devices. See also section "TLN-Stati BUS-2 Strang 1-8"
I/O device lists 123
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
From WINFEM-Version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
*1) From version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 detector group input is not exported as MP-ID 300011260.
*2) hh Main zone 1-16 (1-64)
uu Secondary zone 0-63 (0-15)
() Value-zone MB100-64
*3) Input text is a parameter of the central control unit.
*4) Detector group text is a parameter of the central control unit.
[Link] BUS-2 user “5-output module, user interfaces, telephone dialling device,
RF BUS-2 wireless receiver”
n BUS-2 IS 0,1
string y user x input 1 not present
n BUS-2 IS 0,1 0
string y user x input 1 not present 1
IS 1 0 off
alarm opening contact 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm RSG-contact 1 on
IS 1 *5) 0 off
alarm UMG 1 on
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
n BUS-2 IS 0 0 off
string y user x input 1 release glass breakage sensor 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm glass breakage sensor 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm bolt switching contact 1 on
IS 1 *5) 0 off
alarm hold-up code 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm opening contact 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm door break-in recognition 1 on
executed by opening contact
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
From WINFEM-Version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
n+1 BUS-2 String y IS 0,1 0 off
user x input 2 release 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm. 1 on
n+2 BUS-2 String y IS 0,1 0 off
user x input 3 release 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm. 1 on
n+3 BUS-2 String y IS 0,1 0 off
user x input 4 release 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
From WINFEM-version [Link] the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
From WINFEM-version [Link] the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
From WINFEM-version [Link] the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
From WINFEM-version [Link] the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
*1) Only available for BUS-2 user wih own energy supply
(e.g.: BUS-2 64 MG - operating terminal)
*3) Not available for central control unit types without I-BUS and/or possible connection of the BUS-2 Interface
I/O device lists 137
I/O =I/O device number, I/O- start = I/O device start value, STR = String,User = user -number,
EING = input number
I/O number:
I/O- start: 4801
I/O- end: 5312
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
The main zone for zone related users of BUS-2 can be taken directly from the parameter structure of input
programming. In this case, the value “0" must be used for the subzone.
The zone for detector group related users of BUS-2 must be determined via the detector group of Input 1.
If it is ESF- and bolt switching groups the zone must be determined via the switching device.
For switching device related BUS-2 users the zone must be determined via the switching device.
IS 1 0 ok
addressing 1 error
IS 2 0 ok
CPU,EPROM, RAM 1 on trouble
IS 3 0 ok
trouble 1 1 on trouble
IS 4 0 ok
trouble 2 1 on trouble
IS 5 0 ok
trouble 3 1 on trouble
IS 6 0 ok
trouble 4 1 on trouble
IS 7 0 ok
trouble 5 1 on trouble
O O O O
IS 6 0 off
trouble 4 1 on
IS 7 0 off
trouble 5 1 on
*1) not available for central control unit types without I-BUS
Central control unit types with less possible connecting capability of I-BUS interfaces have correspondingly less I/O
devices.
I/O device lists 139
I/O number:
I/O- start: 5313
I/O- end: 5320
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
IS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
IS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
IS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
I/O number:
I/O- start: 5321
I/O- end: 5400
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
*3) Text determined by export program. The output number “n” is currently being integrated into the text.
I/O device lists 141
Remote inputs can influence groups via IGIS. Allocation to the groups is fixed. The function of remote inputs
corresponds to that of the input detector bus (BUS-1) and databus (BUS-2) users.
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
Group allocation:
Via the menue "Detector group offset for the remote inputs" in the programming function 517 you can define to
which zone of detector groups the remote inputs may be allocated. Always 8 remote inputs are allocated to a
detector group. The following table shows the allocation:
MB16 4
HB24 / MB24 12
MB100 / MB100.10 80
142 561-MB100.10
I/O number:
I/O- start: 5401
I/O- end: 5504
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
*3) Text determined by export program. The output number “n” is currently being integrated into the text.
*4) Detector group text is a parameter of the central control unit.
I/O device lists 143
IS 4 0 not present
last action with this 1 activated (*)
key 2 deactivated (*)
3 deactivated & door free (*)
4 door free only (*)
5 locked (*)
6 unlocked (*)
7 unknown key
8 switching device locked and zone
armed internal
9 *2)
10 *2)
11 door lock *4)
O O O O
*1)For central control units with less possible switching devices the number of I/O devices is correspondingly
reduced.
*2) The function values 9 and 10 (toggle) are sent with a key action, which is not assignable to the function
values 1 to 8. Example: Reading an Identkey in armed state - watchdog check.
*3) Depending on door lock release state the text “door release on” or “door release off” is attached to IS4.
*4) Depending on door lock state the text “Permanent Locking on” or “Permanent Locking off” is attached to
IS4.
(*) A string with key-name and key-index is attached to the marked values of IS 4.
144 561-MB100.10
I/O number:
I/O- start: 5505
I/O- end: 5568
From WINFEM-Version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
*3) Text determined by export program. The number of switching device (SE) “n” is currently being
integrated into the text.
*4) Zone text is a parameter of the central control unit.
I/O number:
I/O- start: 5569
I/O- end: 5632
From WINFEM-version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
From WINFEM-version [Link] the parameters for the central control units for switching-
devices as type DLC are exported in this form.
I/O number:
I/O-Start: 1100
I/O- End: 1100
I/O device lists 147
IS 7 0 off
radio interruption 1 on
I/O- RF radio communication device 1 IS 0 0 off
start +3 input 4 release 1 on
IS 1 alarm 0 off
1 on
IS 2 cover contact 0 off
power supply unit 1 on
IS 3 cover contact 0 off
rupture contact 1 on
IS 4 0 off
battery failure 1 on
IS 5 0 off
accumulator failure 1 on
IS 6 0 off
mains fault 1 on
IS 7 0 off
radio interruption 1 on
IS 7 0 off
radio interruption 1 on
O O O O
... ... ... 0 off
1 on
I/O- RF radio communication device 256 IS 0 0 off
start +1023 input 4 release 1 on
Each RF radio communication device reserves 4 I/O devices in ascending order (for max. possible
inputs).
Conditional on the radio communication devices WINFEM only exports physical present I/O devices .
Numbering of RF radio communication device results in the same order as applied in the MB100.10
pool. Changes in the pool of MB100.10 do not change the positions of already existing RF radio
communication devices in the pool.
Formula for I/O number: I/O start + ((pool position no. -1) *MAX_EINGÄNGE) + IS - input -1).
WINFEM is monitoring the pool pos. no. of each radio communication device.
Legend:
I/O start start number of I/O points for RF radio communication devices
Pool Pos. No. fixed pool position number of the appropriate RF radio communication device
max. Inputs max. possible inputs of each RF radio communication device
I/O input input number of the RF radio communication device
RF radio
communication device radio communication devices connected by RF BUS-2 wireless receiver
These are: RF 4I/O wireless module, Viewguard PIR RF motion detector, RF smoke
detector base
Expected to be applicable for MB100.10, MB48, HB48.10, MB24, HB24 from Version:
[Link]
I/O number:
I/O-Start: 5633
I/O- End: 6656
I/O device lists 149
IS 6 0 off
mains fault 1 on
IS 7 0 off
radio interruption 1 on
n+3 RF 4 I/O wireless module tn IS 0 0 off
I/O- input 4 release 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
cover contact/power supply unit 1 on
IS 3 0 off
cover contact/rupture contact 1 on
IS 4 0 off
battery failure 1 on
IS 5 0 off
accumulator failure 1 on
IS 6 0 off
mains fault 1 on
IS 7 0 off
radio interruption 1 on
From WINFEM-Version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
From WINFEM-Version SWFAV.00.0.V07.13 the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
Without IS 0 for input 1 Viewguard – detector group input (VGDG)
From WINFEM-version [Link] the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
IS 3 0 off
cover contact 1 on
IS 4 0 off
battery failure 1 on
IS 5 not present
IS 6 not present
IS 7 not present
I/O device lists 155
(*) It is possible to append a string to the function value “on” of IS 1 „Hold-up alarm“ with a customer text
or the connection identification of the RF 4 I/O module, from which the alarm was received. This string is
only appended to a hold-up detector group or to a hold-up alarm.
Expected to be applicable for MB100.10, MB48, HB48.10, MB24, HB24 from Version:
[Link]
I/O-No.:
I/O-Start: 6657
I/O- End: 6688
156 561-MB100.10
From WINFEM-Version [Link] the paramters for the central control unit are exported in this
form.
Through the automatically data point export function, a RF-panic button data point is generated with only
one zone (partition) number parameter, which is the panic zone (partition) number where the detector group
includes the panic button is assigned to.
I/O device lists 157
7.4 Performance features of the central units 561- MB100.10, MB48, MB24
*1) RF radio communication devices (RF-Transceiver 4-I/O, Viewguard PIR RF) are supported from firmware-
version [Link].
*2) RF panic button are supported from firmware-version [Link] unterstützt.
*3) RF radio communication devices (RF smoke detector base) are supported from firmware - version
[Link].
158 561-MB256
IGIS-LAN
The IGIS access codes that are programmed in the central unit under function 513 serve as access codes.
In function: 513 “Configure IGIS”, submenu “External access main zones” you can enable/disable (via the IGIS
network) external access for every main zone and the pertaining sub-zones.
Execution of the following control functions is not possible if the main zone is disabled:
- External arming of the main zone
- External/internal arming of the pertaining sub-zones
- Disarm the externally armed main zone
- Disarm externally armed secondary zone or internally armed secondary zone
- External disabling/enabling of detector groups of main zone and the pertaining sub-zones
- Clear tamper
- Reset
- Clear detector groups
- Clear detector group users
- Triggering of macro
(Here the enabled zone is the “secured zone”. If no“secured zone” is available, the “central unit door zone”
is used. If no “central unit door zone” is available, “zone 1" is used as “external access main zone”).
O O O O
32 loudspeaker IS 0 0 ok
module 32 tamper 1 released
2 not present
The loudspeaker only is present (ok), if module x (1-32) is a connection module and the feature is programmed.
Configurations-Text:
loudspeaker_xx : SY_sabo(xxxxx);
O O O O
96 flashing lamp IS 0 0 ok
module 32 tamper 1 released
2 not present
The flashing lamp only is present (ok), if module x (1-32) is a connection module and the feature is programmed.
Configurations-Text:
flashing lamp xx : SY_sabo(xxxxx);
IS 1 0 ok
battery 1 error
IS 2 0 off
battery storage 1 on
IS 3 *) 0 ok
AC 1 on trouble
O O O O
IS 1 0 ok
battery 1 error
IS 2 0 off
battery storage 1 on
IS 3 *) 0 ok
AC 1 on trouble
The energy trouble only is present (ok), if module x (1-32) is a connection module and the feature has been
programmed.
Configurations-Text:
Energy_trouble_xx : ENS_256(xxxxx);
Configurations-Text:
Rechner_Stoerung : SY_mc(00193);
WINMAG I/O-type: 193
Configurations-Text:
Printer error_xx : SY_Druck(00xxx);
Configurations-Text:
user : SY_IBUS(002xx);
*1) The numbering of the switching devices corresponds to the internal numbering in the central unit
MB256 and not to the numbering referring to the display/output.
*2) only if the switching device is connected to a bus.
Configurations-Text:
HBxxx_UBxxx_SExxx : Sch_256(00xxx);
HBxxx_UBxxx_SExxx : SchB_256(00xxx); {switching device Bus}
*1) Numbering of the zones corresponds to the MB256 internal numbering and not the numbering in the form
of main and sub-zones as displayed/printout at the central unit.
*2) Switching functions if zone is programmed as main zone in the MB256.
*3) Switching functions if zone is programmed as sub-zone in the MB256.
I/O device lists 165
Configurations-Text:
Hbxxx : HB_256(00xxx); {for main zones}
HBxxxUBxxx : HBUB_256(00xxx); {for secondary zones}
Configurations-Text:
IGIS_Control output xxx : IG_output(001xx);
OS 1 0 off
external blocking 1 on
OS 2 0 erase
erase
O O O O
3048 control function OS 1 0 off
Group 2048 external blocking 1 on
OS 2 0 erase
erase
Configurations-Text:
Group_xxxx : Grp_256(0xxxx);
8.3.11 Macro-releasing
O O O O
Configurations-Text:
IGIS_Makro_Offlxxx : MK_Offl(001xx);
OS 1 0 off
external blocking 1 on
OS 2 0 erase
erase
O O O O
22000 input IS 0 0 ok
15000 release 1 released
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
control function OS 0 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
external blocking 1 on
OS 2 0 erase
erase
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
Grp_Modxx_Userxx : input_256(xxxxx); {Group module}
Ta_Modxx_Userx_Ue : input_256(xxxxx); {keyboard module}
Ta_Modxx_Userx_UeS : input_256(xxxxx); {hold-up}
MB_Modxx_Userxxx_Eing : input_256(xxxxx); {hold-up silent}
MB_Modxx_Userxxx_nadr : input_256(xxxxx); {detector/Bus1-module}
MB_Modxx_Userxxx_DK : input_256(xxxxx); {data/Bus2-module}
DB_Modxx_Userxx_Eingx : input_256(xxxxx); {input}
DB_Modxx_Userxx_nadr : input_256(xxxxx); {not addressable}
DB_Modxx_Userxx_DK : input_256(xxxxx); {cover contact}
The inputs are numbered (internally) consecutively. Counted in the sequence of the
existing modules.
The input number of the 1. input of every user is specified in the print out of
programming .(Documentation of WINFEM)
You get the I/O device number by adding the I/O device No. offset (for inputs 7000) to the input number.
Examples:
8.3.14 Bus1-users-inputs
[Link] group modules, standard detectors, window sensors, universal detectors, logic detectors
Every address/user on the bus occupies 3 inputs. Every one of these inputs is displayed by way of own I/O
device. A bus1 module occupies a total of 756 inputs = 252 users = 63 users/line.
The various types of standard bus1 users occupy one address = one user on bus1. Every user occupies 3 inputs
resp., 3 I/O devices. The inputs have the following affiliation:
1. Input = addressing
2. Input = release
3. Input = tamper
IS 1 0 off
alarm adress 1 on
n+1 input 2 IS 0 0 off
release 1 on
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 -
message 1 first message
n+2 input 3 IS 0 0 off
tamper 1 on
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : Eing_256(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
The lock release module occupies one address = a user on bus1. Every user occupies
3 inputs resp., 3 I/O devices. The inputs have the following affiliation:
1. Input = addressing
2. Input = lock release
3. Input = tamper
22001 input 1 IS 0 0 ok
addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
IS 1 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256SFG(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
The users occupy an address = a user of BUS-1. Every user occupies 3 inputs and/or 3 I/O devices. The inputs
have the following affiliation:
1. Input = addressing
3. Input = tamper
22001 input 1 IS 0 0 ok
addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm tamper 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+2: see inputs : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
The lock module occupies an address = a user of BUS-1. Every user occupies 3 inputs and/or 3 I/O devices. The
inputs have the following affiliation:
1. Input = addressing
2. Input = activation state
3. Input = tamper
22001 input 1 IS 0 0 ok
addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
IS 1 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256SIS(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
The operating unit module occupies two addresses = two users of BUS-1. Every user occupies 3 inputs and/or
3 I/O devices. The inputs have the following affiliation:
Address/User 1
User 1 input 1 IS 0 0 ok
n addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
IS 1 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
user1
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
Address/User 2
user 2 input 1 IS 0 0 ok
n addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
user2
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256Off(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256EIN(xxxxx);
The door-/ door arming module occupies 3 addresses = 3 users of BUS-1. Every user occupies 3 inputs and/or
3 I/O devices. The inputs have the following affiliation:
Address/User 1
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm released 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
user1
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256OEK(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
Address/User 2
user 2 input 1 IS 0 0 ok
n addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
Alarm_Adres. 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
user2
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256USE(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SEI(xxxxx);
Address/User 3
1. Input user 3 = addressing
2. Input user 3 = lock release
allocation to any detector group
3. Input user 3 = bolt switching contact
allocation to any detector group
Configurations-Text - inputs:
user3
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256SFG(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256RSK(xxxxx);
[Link] Radio-module
The radio-module occupies 4 addresses = 4 users of BUS-1. Every user occupies 3 inputs and/or 3 I/O devices.
The inputs have the following affiliation:
Address/User 1
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
User 1
n: see inputs : B_256ADR_FM1(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256FM1(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB_DECKEL(xxxxx);
Address/User 2
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
User 2
n: see inputs : B_256ADR_FM2(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256BATT(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256FM2(xxxxx);
Address/User 3
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
User 3
n: see inputs : B_256ADR_FM3(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256OSAB_ZYK_RM(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256FM3(xxxxx);
Address/User 4
input 1 IS 0 0 ok
User 4 addressing 1 in trouble
n 2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm addressing 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
Configurations-Text - inputs:
User 4
n: see inputs : B_256ADR_FM4(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256FREMDS(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256FM4(xxxxx);
8.3.15 Bus2-users-inputs
Every address/user of BUS 2 occupies 8 inputs. Each of these inputs is monitored by an own I/O device. In total
a BUS 2-module occupies 512 inputs = 64 users.
1. Input = release
2. Input = release
3. Input = release
4. Input = release
5. Input = release
7. Input = housing cover
8. Input = addressing
n input 1 IS 0 0 off
release 1 on
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
Alarm_Offl. 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
O O O O
IS 1 0 off
Alarm_Offl. 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm cover 1 on
n+7 input 8 IS 0 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
184 561-MB256
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : Eing_256(xxxxx);
:
n+5: " : Eing_256(xxxxx);
n+6: " : B_256DEC(xxxxx);
n+7: " : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
IS 1 0 off
alarm cover 1 on
n+7 input 8 IS 0 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n+6: see input : B_256DEC(xxxxx);
+7: " : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
1. Input = release
2. Input = cover
3. Input = obstacle (only Ultra200)
= detector trouble (only SCM3000)
7. Input = housing cover (not SCM3000)
8. Input = addressing
input 1 IS 0 0 off
n release 1 on
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
Alarm_Offl. 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm cover 1 on
n+7 input 8 IS 0 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
2 no trouble
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
186 561-MB256
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n : see inputs : Eing_256(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256ABD(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256HIN(xxxxx);
n+6: " : B_256DEC(xxxxx);
n+7: " : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
1. Input = tamper
4. Input = hold-up key code (only Ident-Key2 keyboard)
allocation to any detector group
5. Input = bolt switching contact
allocation to any detector group
6. Input = release contact
allocation to any detector group
7. Input = housing cover
8. Input = addressing
n input 1 IS 0 0 off
tamper 1 on
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm cover 1 on
n+7 input 8 IS 0 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
n+4: " : B_256RSK(xxxxx);
n+5: " : B_256OEK(xxxxx);
n+6: " : B_256DEC(xxxxx);
n+7: " : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
O O O O
The output functions which may be displayed are programmed in the central unit and placed on the
corresponding output.
Configurations-Text:
PROG_Offgxxx : PG_Offg (00xxx);
Modifications:
Execution of the following control functions is not possible if the main zone is disabled:
- External arming of the main zone
- External/internal arming of the pertaining sub-zones
- Disarm the externally armed main zone
- Disarm externally armed secondary zone or internally armed secondary zone
- External disabling/enabling of detector groups of main zone and the pertaining sub-zones
- Clear tamper
- Reset
- Clear detector groups
- Clear detector group users
- Triggering of macros
1 loudspeaker IS 0 0 ok
module 1 tamper 1 released
2 not present
2 loudspeaker IS 0 0 ok
module 2 tamper 1 released
2 not present
O O O O
32 loudspeaker IS 0 0 ok
module 32 tamper 1 released
2 not present
The loudspeaker only is present (ok), if module x (1-32) is a connection module and the feature is programmed.
Configurations-Text:
loudspeaker_xx : SY_sabo(xxxxx);
33 loudspeaker IS 0 0 ok
Conn. PCP tamper 1 released
2 not present
Configurations-Text:
loudspeaker_xx : SY_sabo(xxxxx);
65 flashing lamp IS 0 0 ok
module 1 tamper 1 released
2 not present
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66 flashing lamp IS 0 0 ok
module 2 tamper 1 released
2 not present
O O O O
96 flashing lamp IS 0 0 ok
module 32 tamper 1 released
2 not present
The flashing lamp only is present (ok), if module x (1-32) is a connection module and the feature is
programmed.
Configurations-Text:
flashing lamp xx: SY_sabo(xxxxx);
97 flashing lamp IS 0 0 ok
Conn. PCP tamper 1 released
2 not present
Configurations-Text:
flashing lamp xx : SY_sabo(xxxxx);
IS 1 0 ok
battery 1 error
IS 2 0 off
battery storage 1 on
IS 3 *) 0 ok
AC 1 on trouble
O O O O
IS 1 0 ok
battery 1 error
IS 2 0 off
battery storage 1 on
IS 3 *) 0 ok
AC 1 on trouble
The energy trouble only is present (ok), if module x (1-32) is a connection module and the feature has been
programmed.
Configurations-Text:
Energy_trouble_xx : ENS_256(xxxxx);
The energy trouble always is present (ok), if the feature has been programmed.
Configurations-Text:
Energy_trouble_xx: ENS_256(xxxxx);
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IS 1 0 ok
battery 1 error
IS 2 0 off
battery storage 1 on
IS 3 *) 0 ok
AC 1 on trouble
O O O O
171 energy trouble IS 0 0 not present
tableau 10 programming 1 present
IS 1 0 ok
battery 1 error
IS 2 0 off
battery storage 1 on
IS 3 *) 0 ok
AC 1 on trouble
Configurations-Text:
Energy_trouble_xx: ENS_256(xxxxx);
Configurations-Text:
Rechner_Stoerung : SY_mc(00193);
Configurations-Text:
Printer error_xx:SY_Druck(00xxx);
Configurations-Text:
user : SY_IBUS(002xx);
I/O device-No. Name I/OType-ID
214-245 Subscriber IBUS MB256 300025612
198 561-MB256 plus
IS 1 0 yes
operation possible 1 no
IS 2 0 off
tamper housing 1 on
IS 3 0 off
tamper line 1 on
IS 4 *2) 0 ok
addressing 1 on trouble
IS 5 0 zero
zone digit 3 . .
. .
9 nine
IS 6 0 zero
zone digit 2 . .
. .
9 nine
IS 7 0 zero
zone digit 1 . .
. .
9 nine
O O O O
*1) The numbering of the switching devices corresponds to the internal numbering in the central unit
MB256 and not to the numbering referring to the display/output.
Configurations-Text:
HBxxx_UBxxx_SExxx : Sch_256(00xxx);
HBxxx_UBxxx_SExxx : SchB_256(00xxx); {switching device Bus}
IS 6 0 no
ext. positive drive 1 yes
IS 7 0 off
audit 1 on
OS 0 *2) 0 disarm
switch 1 internally armed delayed
2 armed
3 delete
4 delete tamper
5 delete general
6 delete technic
7 external armed
8 delete fire alarm
OS 0 *3) 0 disarm
switch 1 armed
OS 1 *2) 0 off
acoustic
532 zone 2 IS 0 0 disarmed
activation status 1 internally armed
2 externally armed
3 not present
O O O O
780 zone250 IS 0 0 disarmed
activation status 1 internally armed
2 externally armed
3 not present
200 561-MB256 plus
1) Numbering of the zones corresponds to the MB256 internal numbering and not the numbering in the
form of main and sub-zones as displayed/printout at the central unit.
*2) Switching functions if zone is programmed as main zone in the MB256.
*3) Switching functions if zone is programmed as sub-zone in the MB256.
Configurations-Text:
IS 0 0 off
switch (acknowledgement) 1 on
Configurations-Text:
IGIS_Control output xxx: IG_output(001xx);
Group 01 IS 1 0 off
attack alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 off
tamper 1 on
IS 5 0 zero
zone digit 3 . .
9 Nine
IS 6 0 zero
zone digit 2 . .
9 nine
IS 7 0 zero
zone digit 1 . .
9 nine
OS 1 0 off
external blocking 1 on
OS 2 0 erase
erase
O O O O
3048 control function OS 1 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
external blocking 1 on
Group OS 2 0 erase
2048 erase
Configurations-Text:
Group_xxxx: Grp_256(0xxxx);
9.2.15 Macro-releasing
O O O O
Configurations-Text:
IGIS_Makro_Offlxxx : MK_Offl(001xx);
7001 Input 1 IS 0 0 ok
release 1 released
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm released 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
7002 input 2 IS 0 0 ok
release 1 released
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
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IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
Grp_Modxx_Tlnxx : input_256(xxxxx); {Group module}
Ta_Modxx_Tlnx_Ue : input_256(xxxxx); {keyboard module}
Ta_Modxx_Tlnx_UeS : input_256(xxxxx); {hold-up}
MB_Modxx_Tlnxxx_Eing : input_256(xxxxx); {hold-up silent}
MB_Modxx_Tlnxxx_nadr : input_256(xxxxx); {detector/Bus1-module}
MB_Modxx_Tlnxxx_DK : input_256(xxxxx); {data/Bus2-module}
DB_Modxx_Tlnxx_Eingx : input_256(xxxxx); {input}
DB_Modxx_Tlnxx_nadr : input_256(xxxxx); {not addressable}
DB_Modxx_Tlnxx_DK : input_256(xxxxx); {cover contact}
The inputs are numbered (internally) consecutively. Counted in the sequence of the existing modules.
The input number of the 1. input of every user is specified in the print out of
programming. (Documentation of WINFEM)
You get the I/O device number by adding the I/O device No. offset (for inputs 7000) to the input number.
Examples:
Example configuration of a central unit:
1. Module Bus2module
2. Module connection module
3. Module Bus1module
4. Module E/A basic module
5. Module E/A basic module
6. Module IGIS-LOOP module
1. IGIS-LOOP tableau
2. IGIS-LOOP tableau
28001 Input 1 IS 0 0 ok
release 1 released
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm released 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
28002 input 2 IS 0 0 ok
release 1 released
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
O O O O
28717 input IS 0 0 ok
717 release 1 released
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
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IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
Conn. PCP _EA_Tlnxx: Input_256(xxxxx); {EA Input}
Conn. PCP_Tlnxxx_Eing: Input_256(xxxxx); {BUS-1 Input}
Conn. PCP_Tlnxxx_nadr: Input_256(xxxxx); {BUS-1 not adressable}
Conn. PCP_Tlnxxx_DK: Input_256(xxxxx); {BUS-1 cover contact}
Conn. PCP_Tlnxx_Eingx: Input_256(xxxxx); {BUS-2 Input}
Conn. PCP_Tlnxx_nadr : Input_256(xxxxx); {BUS-2 not adressable}
Conn. PCP_Tlnxx_DK: Input_256(xxxxx); {BUS-2 cover contact}
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The inputs are numbered (internally) consecutively. Counted in the sequence of the existing modules.
The input number of the 1. input of every user is specified in the print out of programming.
(Documentation of WINFEM)
You get the I/O device number by adding the I/O device No. offset (for inputs 28001) to the input number.
Examples:
[Link] group modules, window sensors, standard- universal and logic detectors
The various types of standard BUS-1 users occupy one address = one user on BUS-1. Every user occupies
3 inputs resp. 3 I/O devices. The inputs have the following affiliation:
1. Input = addressing
2. Input = release
3. Input = tamper
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : Eing_256(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
The lock release module occupies one address = a user on bus1. Every user occupies
3 inputs resp., 3 I/O devices. The inputs have the following affiliation:
1. Input = addressing
2. Input = lock release
3. Input = tamper
n input 1 IS 0 0 ok
addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
IS 1 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256SFG(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
The users occupy an address = a user of BUS-1. Every user occupies 3 inputs and/or 3 I/O devices. The inputs
have the following affiliation:
1. Input = addressing
3. Input = tamper
n input 1 IS 0 0 ok
addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm tamper 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+2: see inputs : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
The lock module occupies an address = a user of BUS-1. Every user occupies 3 inputs and/or 3 I/O devices. The
inputs have the following affiliation:
1. Input = addressing
2. Input = activation state
3. Input = tamper
n input 1 IS 0 0 ok
addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
IS 1 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256SIS(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
The operating unit module occupies two addresses = two users of BUS-1. Every user occupies 3 inputs and/or 3
I/O devices. The inputs have the following affiliation:
Address/User 1
User 1 input 1 IS 0 0 ok
n addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
IS 1 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
user1
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
Address/User 2
user 2 input 1 IS 0 0 ok
n addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
user2
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256Off(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256EIN(xxxxx);
The door-/ door arming module occupies 3 addresses = 3 users of BUS-1. Every user occupies 3 inputs and/or 3
I/O devices. The inputs have the following affiliation:
Address/User 1
IS 1 0 off
alarm address 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm released 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
user1
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256OEK(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
Address/User 2
user 2 input 1 IS 0 0 ok
n addressing 1 error
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
Alarm_Adres. 1 on
Configurations-Text - inputs:
user2
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256USE(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SEI(xxxxx);
Address/User 3
Configurations-Text - inputs:
user3
n: see inputs : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256SFG(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256RSK(xxxxx);
The radio-module occupies 4 addresses = 4 users of BUS-1. Every user occupies 3 inputs and/or 3 I/O devices.
Address/User 1
user 1 Input 1 IS 0 0 ok
n adressing 1 in trouble
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm adressing 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm cover contact 1 on
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
User 1
n: see inputs : B_256ADR_FM1(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256FM1(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256SAB_DECKEL(xxxxx);
user 2 Input 1 IS 0 0 ok
n addressing 1 in trouble
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm addressing 1 on
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IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
User 2
n: see inputs : B_256ADR_FM2(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256BATT(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256FM2(xxxxx);
Address/User 3
User 3 n Input 1 IS 0 0 ok
addressing 1 in trouble
2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm addressing 1 on
IS 1 0 off
Alarm_Zykl. Rm 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
Configurations-Text - Inputs:
User 3
n: see inputs : B_256ADR_FM3(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256OSAB_ZYK_RM(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256FM3(xxxxx);
Address/User 4
input 1 IS 0 0 ok
User 4 addressing 1 in trouble
n 2 not present
IS 1 0 off
alarm addressing 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
Configurations-Text - inputs:
User 4
n: see inputs : B_256ADR_FM4(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256FREMDS(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256FM4(xxxxx);
Every address/user of BUS 2 occupies 8 inputs. Each of these inputs is monitored by an own I/O device.
Conn. PCP: In total Conn. PCP Bus2-module occupies 512 inputs = 64 users.
IE: In total a Bus2-module occupies 512 inputs = 64 users.
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : Eing_256(xxxxx);
:
n+5: " : Eing_256(xxxxx);
n+6: " : B_256DEC(xxxxx);
n+7: " : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n+6: see input : B_256DEC(xxxxx);
+7: “ : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n : see inputs : Eing_256(xxxxx);
n+1: " : B_256ABD(xxxxx);
n+2: " : B_256HIN(xxxxx);
n+6: " : B_256DEC(xxxxx);
n+7: " : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
1. Input = tamper
4. Input = hold-up key code (only IDENT-KEY 2 keyboard)
allocation to any detector group
5. Input = bolt switching contact
allocation to any detector group
6. Input = release contact
allocation to any detector group
7. Input = housing cover
8. Input = addressing
Configurations-Text - inputs:
n: see inputs : B_256SAB(xxxxx);
n+4: " : B_256RSK(xxxxx);
n+5: " : B_256OEK(xxxxx);
n+6: " : B_256DEC(xxxxx);
n+7: " : B_256ADR(xxxxx);
[Link] IDENT-KEY 3
1. Input = Tamper
2. Input = Tamper door break
allocation to any detector group
3. Input = Release opening contact
allocation to any detector group
4. Input = Hold-up key code (only IDENT-KEY keyboard)
allocation to any detector group
5. Input = Bolt switching contact
allocation to any detector group
6. Input = Glass breakage
allocation to any detector group
7. Input = Housing cover
8. Input = Addressing
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n Input 1 IS 0 0 off
tamper 1 on
2 not present (Input)
IS 1 0 off
tamper alarm 1 on
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 aus
internal blocking 1 ein
IS 3 0 aus
external blocking 1 ein
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
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IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
n+7 Input 8 IS 0 0 OK
addressing 1 on trouble
2 not present (Input)
IS 1 0 off
alarm addressing 1 on
Configuration-text - Inputs:
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
internal blocking 1 on
230 561-MB256 plus
IS 3 0 off
external blocking 1 on
IS 4 0 no first message
message 1 first message
The client text of the key (if available) is attached to input state 4 (last action with this key). The attached string
has the following affiliation:
The customer text of the key (if any) and the key-no. (if key exists in the system) is appended to the input state 4.
(Last action with this key) The attached string is structured as follows:
Example:
a. without customer text: Only key-no. will be transmitted ": No. 1-65534"
b. with customer text: Customer text and key-no. will be transmitted "customer text: No. 1-65534"
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O O O O
The output functions which may be displayed are programmed in the central unit and placed on the
corresponding output.
Configurations-Text:
PROG_Offgxxx : PG_Offg (00xxx);
IGIS-LAN
10.2 Communication via the IGIS network
The description "Connecting IGIS terminals to the IGIS network" contains further
information on communication via the IGIS network.
With systems designed as per VdS directives, no error message may be transmitted to the central unit as
this prevents arming.
To ensure this, the DIL switch AO must be set to OFF.
The input malfunction N/A must be put on 0 V.
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zone 1 1 0 ok
line 1 released
zone 2 1 0 ok
line 1 released
zone 3 1 0 ok
line 1 released
zone 4 1 0 ok
line 1 released
5 loudspeaker 0 0 ok
tamper 1 released
6 flashing lamp 0 0 ok
tamper 1 released
7 armed/US IS 0 O disarmed
Inform. lock 1 condition 1 disarmed after alarm
2 internally disarmed
3 externally disarmed
zone 1 OS 0 0 disarmed
armed/disarmed switch
1 armed internally with delay
2 armed internally
3 delete
8 armed/US IS 0 0 disarmed
Inform. lock 2 condition 1 disarmed after alarm
2 internally disarmed
3 externally disarmed
zone 2 OS 0 0 disarmed
armed/disarmed switch
1 armed internally with delay
2 armed internally
3 delete
O O O O
10 armed/US IS 0 0 disarmed
Inform. lock 4 condition 1 disarmed after alarm
2 internally disarmed
3 externally disarmed
zone 4 OS 0 0 disarmed
armed/disarmed switch
1 armed internally with delay
2 armed internally
3 delete
zone 1 1 0 off
trouble 1 on
zone 2 1 0 off
trouble 1 on
zone 3 1 0 off
trouble 1 on
zone 4 1 0 off
trouble 1 on
OS 0 0 internally
switch 1 externally
OS 0 0 internally
switch 1 externally
OS 0 0 internally
switch 1 externally
OS 0 0 internally
switch 1 externally
OS 0 0 on trouble
AC 1 ok
31 detection states IS 0 0 ok
condition 1 released
Group IS 1 0 off
01 alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 zone 1
zone 1 zone 2
2 zone 3
3 zone 4
OS 1 0 off
release 1 on
O O O O
Group IS 1 0 off
99 alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 off
blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 zone 1
zone 1 zone 2
2 zone 3
3 zone 4
OS 1 0 off
release 1 on
OS 1 0 off
tamper 1 on
OS 2 0 ok
addressing 1 released
OS 1 0 off
tamper 1 on
OS 2 0 ok
addressing 1 released
O O O O
OS 1 0 off
tamper 1 on
OS 2 0 ok
addressing 1 released
11. MB-Secure
1........999 System Area
1000..1511 Main zones (MB-Secure 6000 256 à 512 max)
1512..5607 Detector groups (MB-Secure 6000 2048 -> 4096 max)
5608..6631 Doors / AccessPoints (MB-Secure 6000 512 doors -> 1024 max)
6632..7631 Macros (MB-Secure 6000 1000 -> 1000 max)
7632..8639 BUS-1 users (4x I-BUS BUS-1 modules à 16 BUS-1 branches
with 63 BUS-1 users max. = 1008)
8640..9999 RF BUS-2 users (first 80 in this block / 1360 datapoints)
BUS-2 Per BUS-2 branch 1088 datapoints have to be reserved ( 64 users x 17 datapoint each).
BUS-2 device 10000 + ((Branch Number – 1) * (17 * 64)) + (17 * User Address)
10000..55695
Note: In preparation
43 BUS-2 branches break the current datapoint limit of 30000. This has to be extended on
WINMAG side also. (43 BUS-2 branches = 10 IB2 Bus Extender Modules - 1 onboard IB-2)
55696..63039 RF BUS-2 users (second block. 432 users in this block / 7344 datapoints)
IS 1 0 off
Blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
Action 1 on
IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 off
Blocking 1 on
IS 1 0 off
Blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
Action 1 on
34 Relay 2 IS 0 0 normal
300070005 State 1 active
2 not exists
IS 1 0 off
Blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
Action 1 on
IS 1 0 off
Blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
Action 1 on
O O O O
38 Analog output 4 IS 0 0 normal
300070005 State 1 active
2 not exists
IS 1 0 off
Blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
Action 1 on
O O O O
68 Analog intput 4 IS 0 0 normal
300070004 State 1 active
2 not exists
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IS 1 0 off
Internal blocking ** 1 on
IS 2 0 off
External blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
Bypass ** 1 on
IS 4 0 off
Error ** 1 on
IS 5 0 off
Alarm 1 first detector alarm
2 on
OS 0 0 off
Internal block 1 on
OS 1 0 off
External block 1 on
IS 2 0 no error
Error 1 too long open
2 opened without card
3 run out of release time
4 blocking time
IS 3 0 idle state
Release 1 opening allowed
2 opening forbidden
3 opening with duress/holdup
4 door opener inside activated
5 door opener outside activated
6 unknow ID-data carrier
IS 4 0 open
Blocking element 1 close
2 error
OS 0 0 normal operation
Switch 1 permanent opened
2 permanent closed
3 release
OS 0 0 start
Action 1 stop
OS 1 0 normal
Mode 1 deactivate
IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 off
Blocking 1 on
n+6 Output 1 IS 0 0 normal
300070005 State 1 active
2 not exists
IS 1 0 off
Blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
Action 1 on
O O O O
n+10 Output 5 IS 0 0 normal
300070005 State 1 active
2 not exists
IS 1 0 off
Blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
Action 1 on
IS 2 0 off
Blocking 1 on
n+1 Input 1 IS 0 0 normal
300070004 State 1 actuated
2 not exists
O O O O
n+5 Input 5 IS 0 0 normal
300070004 State 1 actuated
2 not exists
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IS 1 0 off
Blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
Action 1 on
O O O O
n+10 LED 5 IS 0 0 normal
300070005 State 1 active
2 not exists
IS 1 0 off
Blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
Action 1 on
IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 off
Blocking 1 on
11.18 IDENT_KEY3
IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 inactive
Bootloader 1 active
IS 3 0 OK
Firmware 1 incompatible
n+1 Input 1 IS 0 0 normal
External cover contact State 1 actuated
300070004 2 not exists
11.19 IDENTLOC
IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 off
Blocking 1 on
n+1 Input 1 IS 0 0 normal
300070004 State 1 actuated
2 not exists
O O O O
n+5 Input 5 IS 0 0 normal
300070004 State 1 actuated
2 not exists
IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 off
Blocking 1 on
IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 OK
General failure 1 released
IS 3 0 no
Release 1 yes
IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 OK
General failure 1 released
IS 3 0 no
Release 1 yes
n+1 Input 1 IS 0 0 normal
External input State 1 actuated
300070004 2 not exists
n+2 Input 2 IS 0 0 normal
Temperature State 1 actuated
300070004 2 not exists
n+3 Input 3 IS 0 0 normal
Cover contact monitoring State 1 actuated
300070004 2 not exists
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IS 3 0 OK
Detector head 1 wrong type
IS 4 0 no
Pollution 1 yes
IS 5 0 OK
Batterie voltage 1 low
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IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 OK
Batterie voltage 1 low
IS 3 0 no
Release 1 yes
O O O O
n+9 Relay 4 IS 0 0 normal
300070005 State 1 active
2 not exists
IS 1 0 off
Blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
Action 1 on
IS 4 0 Ok
Mains 1 failure
2 failure delayed 1
3 failure delayed 2
IS 5 0 OK
Power supply 1 breakdown
IS 6 0 OK
Central voltage 1 low
2 breakdown
n+1 Input trouble IS 0 0 normal
3000070004 State 1 actuated
2 not exists
n+ 2 Power supply unit IS 0 0 OK
12 V DC Current 1 too much
300070031 2 not exists
IS 1 0 OK
Voltage External load 1 1 too low
2 breakdown
IS 2 0 OK
Voltage External load 2 1 too low
2 breakdown
IS 3 0 OK
Voltage External load 3 1 too low
2 breakdown
11.34 Doorguard
IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 off
Blocking 1 on
n+1 Input 1 IS 0 0 normal
Glass breakage sensor State 1 actuated
300070004 2 not exists
n+2 Input 2 IS 0 0 normal
Release contact State 1 actuated
300070004 2 not exists
n+3 Input 3 IS 0 0 normal
300070004 State 1 actuated
2 not exists
n+4 Input 4 IS 0 0 normal
300070004 State 1 actuated
2 not exists
262 Control panel MB-Secure
IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 off
Blocking 1 on
O O O O
n+3 Input 3 IS 0 0 normal
300070004 State 1 actuated
2 not exists
O O O O
n+8 Relay 3 IS 0 0 normal
300070005 State 1 active
2 not exists
IS 1 0 off
Blocking 1 on
OS 1 0 off
Action 1 on
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IS 1 0 OK
Cover contact 1 failure
IS 2 0 off
Blocking 1 on
n+1 Input 1 IS 0 0 normal
300070004 State 1 active
2 not exists
O O O O
n+16 Input 16 IS 0 0 normal
300070005 State 1 active
2 not exists
264 IQ MultiAccess
I I I
I I I
First name First name First name
I I I
I I I
I I I
I I I
Name Name Name
I I I
I I I
I I I
I I I
personnel number personnel number personnel number
I I I
I I I
I I I
I I I
Door side Door side LokationsID1_LokationsID2
I I I
I I I
I I I
I I I
I/O-No. Side of the door area Booking code of access Timestamp of last access
I control I
I I I
I
266 IQ MultiAccess
12.2 Inputs
O O O O
12.3 Outputs
OS 0 0 close
switch 1 open
O O O O
OS 0 0 close
switch 1 open
12.4 Zones
OS 0 0 in zone
log in (from V7) (ID of person must be stated as
supplementary text)
IS 5 0 unknown
1 -
2 +
OS 0 0 in zone
log in (from V7) (ID of person must be stated as
supplementary text)
1 all of zone
(ID of person must be stated as
supplementary text1)
O O O O
IS 1
OS 0 0 in zone
log in
12.5 Terminal-visualisation
IS 1 0 inactive
Communication 1 active
IS 2 0 -
remote station 1 connected
2 not connected
IS 3 0 unknown
Power supply state 1 in order
2 error
IS 4 0 unknown
Accu state 1 OK
2 error
IS 5 0 unknown
Battery state 1 in order
2 error
O O O O
The driver downloads sections of its configuration data from the WINMAG database. Therefore in the event of a
manual start, the network ID or network name must be defined as a start paramenter in a link.
If the WINMAG database is located on a different computer, the location of the corresponding WINMAG
database must be defined via the parameter /DB (database)
Example: c:\WINMAG\Drivers\[Link] /NetID 39000607 /DB e:
Further configuration data can be stored in a file with a name that can include the option /ini (contains IP
adresses of the recorder, primary remote managers).
Camera images in the live and recording mode can be displayed via “Fusionview” in WINMAG. The Fusion driver
can control the recorder.
Depending on the events, live pictures or recordings can be viewed in different forms on the viewer of
subsystems using WINMAG.
Complex tours or object-specific views e.g. several cameras of a selected zone can be displayed simultaneously
in WINMAG or on the recorder.
Alarm messages are transmitted from the server to WINMAG. WINMAG can invoke the alarm event recording via
a time string transmitted together with the alarm message. As the time string is linked to the alarm message,
specific recordings for all pending alarms can be viewed.
Integrate the Fusion object with its I/O points in a Fusion network.
Specific parameters of the allocated recorder can be set in the corresponding dialogue (address, password,...).
The “Video” option is required for operating the driver.
1001 - 1032 Fusion Video Output (from 300400740 video output x 125
V3)
270 Video
1 camera 1 IS 0 0 ok
video signal 1 disconnected 130
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on *1) 134
IS 2 0 no
video motion detection 1 yes *1) 134
OS 0 0 stop
move 1 tilt up
2 tilt down
3 pan left
4 pan right
5 diagonal up right
6 diagonal up left
7 diagonal down right
8 diagonal down left
9 zoom in
10 zoom out
11 focus in
12 focus out
13 iris open
14 iris close
OS 1 0 0
speed 1 1
2 2
3 5
4 10
5 20
6 50
7 100
8 200
9 255
10 text parameter
OS 2 0 wiper
control 1 light
2 tour
OS 3 0 1
preset 1 2
2 3
3 4
4 5
5 6
6 7
7 8
8 9
9 10
10 text parameter
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OS 4 0 1
set preset 1 2
2 3
3 4
4 5
5 6
6 7
7 8
8 9
9 10
10 text parameter
OS 5 0 1
clear preset 1 2
2 3
3 4
4 5
5 6
6 7
7 8
8 9
9 10
10 text parameter
OS 6 0 off
recording 1 on
2 force intensive
OS 7 0 1
recorder split 1 4A
2 4B
3 4C
4 4D
5 7
6 9A
7 9B
8 10
9 13
10 16
O O O O
32 camera32 ...
Note:
*1) The alarm message contains a recording date in Text 1 represented as yyyymmddhhmmss
e.g. 20100506143205.
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O O O O
O O O O
The driver imports part of its configuration data from the WINMAG database, so the network ID or network name
should be included in a link as the start parameter.
The position of the corresponding WINMAG database must be further specified through the parameter / DB if the
WINMAG database is on another computer.
Example: c:\WINMAG\Drivers\[Link] /NetID 39000607 /DB e:
Other driver configuration data can be saved in a file whose name can be specified with the option /ini
(contains recorder IP addresses, primary RemoteManagers).
Visioprime RemoteManager” is utilised for visualising camera images in live and recording mode. The viewer can
control the WINMAG driver on the recorder, the local machine and on other viewers.
Live images or recordings (relative to events) are illustrated in a variety of forms and can be viewed on the viewer
in sub-systems logged on to WINMAG.
Complex rounds or specific views in or of buildings (e.g. all cameras simultaneously in a selected zone) can be
viewed on the viewer from WINMAG.
Alarm messages are sent from the server to WINMAG. WINMAG can call up the alarm event recording via a time
string linked to the alarm message. Recordings of all present alarms can be viewed specifically, as the time string
is linked to the alarm message.
The Visioprime building and its I/O points should be integrated in an event network.
The “Video” option is required for operating the driver.
1 camera 1 IS 0 0 ok
video signal 1 disconnected 130
IS 1 0 off
alarm 1 on *1) 131
IS 2 0 no
video motion 1 yes *1) 131
detection
IS 3 0 off
CSD-alarm 1 on *1)
OS 0 0 1
on viewer 1 2
... ..
15 16
OS 1 0 set
alarm
OS 2 0 set
alarm acknowledge
OS 3 *2) 0 1
on remote viewer 1 2
... ..
15 16
2 camera 2 ...
O O O O
16 camera16 ...
Please note:
*1) The alarm message contains the recording time in Text 1 in the form yyyymmddhhmmss (e.g.
20100506143205).
*2) The IP address of the viewer should be specified in Text parameter 2 if the camera is logged onto a non-
configured viewer.
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OS 1 0 *1
speed 1 *2
2 *3
3 *4
OS 2 0 stop pan
pan 1 right
2 left
3 automatic
OS 3 0 stop
tilt 1 up
2 down
OS 4 0 stop
zoom 1 in
2 out
OS 5 0 stop
focus 1 near
2 far
O O O O
OS 0 0 minimized
display mode 1 -
2 maximized
3 full
OS 1 0 1
viewer split 1 4
2 9
3 10
4 13
5 16
OS 2 0 live
mode 1 playback )
OS 3 0 start *1)
event 1 next
2 previous
OS 4 0 reverse play
play 1 reverse frame
2 forward frame
3 play forward
4 fast forward
5 stop fast motion
OS 5 0 normal
playback speed 1 *2
2 *4
3 *8
OS 0 *2) 0 minimized
display mode 1
2 maximized
3 full
OS 1 *2) 0 1
viewer split 1 4
2 9
3 10
4 13
5 16
OS 2 *2) 0 live
mode 1 playback )
OS 5 *2) 0 normal
playback speed 1 *2
2 *4
3 *8
*1) The time string should also be specified as a string in Text 1 on the control command ”start”.
For example:
<<<put “visioprime”::”viewer 1":”viewer”.”event”=”start”,”20030506143205" >>>
*2) Control commands issued to a selected RemoteViewer contain the IP address of the viewer in the
additional Text 2. So it is possible to actuate not only the viewer indicated in the driver but also other
viewers.
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*1) With VServer from 2.05 you can use up to 9999 cameras. The cameras 1 - 999 are offered at the same
time with the I/O points 10001 to 10999.
*2) The cameras 1000 to 9999 only can be used only together with Ernitec-drivers from Version P03.00 and
VServer from 2.05.
15.4 Video-Alarms
15.4.1 I/O-type reset alarm Honeywell MaxPro
I/O device- Input states / Function value- Alarm reason
Output states
No. Name No. Name
OS 1 0 disarmed
switch 1 armed
IS 1 0 disarmed
switch 1 armed
0 0 0 0
OS 1 0 disarmed
switch 1 armed
IS 1 0 disarmed
switch 1 armed
OS 0 0 alarm off
switch 1 alarm on
2 delete alarm
O O O O
OS 0 0 alarm off
switch 1 alarm on
2 delete alarm
1101 monitor IS 0 0 -
group 1 state
OS 0 0 alarm confirmed
switch 1 alarm acknowledged
2 acknowledge all alarms
of the group
O O O O
1130 monitor IS 0 0 -
group 30 state
OS 0 0 alarm confirmed
switch 1 alarm acknowledged
2 acknowledge all alarms
of the group
IS 1 0 armed
state 1 disarmed
IS 2 0 ok
picture 1 signal-error
IS 3 0 off
alarm 1 1 on
2 external
OS 0 0 extern
variant 1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 next
OS 1 0 disarmed
switch 1 armed
2 external disarmed
3 switch on picture
4 single output auto
5 single output light
O O O O
OS 1 0 disarmed
switch 1 armed
2 external disarmed
3 switch on picture
4 single output auto
5 single output light
In state 3 alarm FW 1 Alarm the supplement text may contain more information.
Text1: fieldnumber (99)
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1501 video- IS 0 0 ok
sensor 1 sensor 1 out of order
IS 1 0 armed
state 1 disarmed
IS 2 0 ok
picture 1 error
2 synchronisation-error
IS 3 0 off
alarm 1 1 on
2 external
IS 4 0 off
aarm 2 1 on
2 external
IS 5 0 off
alarm 3 1 on
2 external
IS 6 0 off
aarm 4 1 on
2 external
OS 0 0 disarmed
switch 1 armed
2 test alarm
O O O O
OS 0 0 disarmed
switch 1 armed
2 test alarm
In state 3 to 6 alarm FW 1 Alarm the supplement text may contain more information.
OS 0 0 extern
variant 1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 next
OS 1 0 disarmed
switch 1 armed
2 external disarmed
3 switch on picture
4 sample output auto
5 sample output light
O O O O
OS 1 0 disarmed
switch 1 armed
2 external disarmed
3 switch on picture
4 sample output auto
5 sample output light
OS 0 0 1
variant 1 2
2 3
3 4
OS 1 0 disarmed
switch 1 armed
2 sample output auto
3 sample output light
2001 control IS 0 0 -
activity 1
OS 0 0 release
switch 1 activate
2 deactivate
O O O O
11099 control IS 0 0 -
activity
9999
OS 0 0 release
switch 1 activate
2 deactivate
12001 video IS 0 0 -
alarm 1
OS 0 0 on
switch
O O O O
12999 video IS 0 0 -
alarm 999
OS 0 0 on
switch
1 event 1 IS 0 0 off
event 1 on *2) 134
OS 0 0 start
switch 1 stop
2 pulse
3 pulse 1 second
4 pulse 2 seconds
5 pulse 5 seconds
6 pulse 30 seconds
7 pulse 60 seconds
O O O O
*1) The I/O devices of a Multiscope II-connection must be imported via a list of I/O devices, which is created
by the driver. Before starting the driver you need a network in WINMAG for configuring the calling link of
the driver.
*2) The number of the event is attached as a text parameter to the input ”Event”=”ein”. It can be inquired via
the variable mp_text1.
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1101 Viewer 1 IS 0
OS 0 0 delete
connection
OS 1 0 next
event 1 previous
2 last
3 first
OS 2 0 in
zoom 1 out
OS 3 0 one forward
mode 1 forward
2 fast forward
3 one rewind
4 rewind
5 fast rewind
6 stop
7 live picture
8 first picture
9 last picture
O O O O
1136 Viewer 36 IS 0
OS 3 0 one forward
mode ... ...
9 last picture
OS 0 0 minimized
display state 1 normal
2 maximized
3 full
OS 1 0 1*1
Viewer 1 2*2
partitioning 2 3*3
3 4*4
4 5*5
5 6*6
OS 2 0 on
strain 1 off
OS 3 *1) 0 ack
event 1 start
2 loop
*1) The event number can be attached as a string to the control command ”Event”. In the Multiview
connection the event number is transmitted as the I/O device "text1".
Example:
<<<put “MV-Netz”::”Multiview1":”Multiview Oberfläche”.”Event”=”starten”,”423" >>>
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I/O device- Input states / Function value- I/O device -text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
1 System IS 0 0 no
Maintenance
1 yes Text 1: Source
Text 2: Message
Text 3: Description
IS 1 0 no
Failure
1 yes Text 1: Source
Text 2: Message
Text 3: Description
OS 0 0 stop all events
Action
I/O number:
I/O-Start: 1
I/O-End: 1
I/O device- Input states / Function value- I/O device -text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
2 Custom action IS 0
OS 0 0 execute Text1: Numerical Parameter
Action Text2: String parameter
I/O number:
I/O-Start: 2
I/O-End: 2
I/O device- Input states / Function value- I/O device - text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
1001 Camera 1 IS 0 0 OK
- Video sync 1 Error
2000
IS 1 0 OK
Video contrast 1 Error
IS 2 0 no
NPR recognition
1 yes Text1: Marker
Text2: Country
IS 3 0 no
Sensor block
alarm 1 yes Text1: Sensor-type
IS 4 0 no
Sensor Alarm 1 AD
2 VMD
3 CPA
4 IP-AD
5 OBTRACK
6 DUAL
7 NPR
8 FR
9 VA-Missing
10 CPA extern
11 unknown
OS 0 0 to Viewer Text 1: Viewer Global Viewer Nr.
Control
1 fast speed off
2 fast speed on
3 text on
4 text off
5 tour start
6 tour stop
7 version on
8 version off
9 RAW output Text 1: RAW command
10 select CHAR Mode Text 1: Mode
11 Set camera text Text 1: Text
OS 1 0 clear default position
Preset position
1 clear preset position Text 1: Position
2 move to default
position
3 move to preset Text 1:Position
position
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OS 7 0 wash-wipe on
Additional 1 wash-wipe off
control 2 pump on
3 pumpe off
4 function X on
5 function X off
6 function Y on
7 function Y off
8 function U on
9 function U off
10 function V on
11 function V off
12 light on
13 light off
14 camera on
15 camera off
I/O number:
I/O-Start: 1001
I/O-End: 2000
I/O device- Input states / Function value- I/O device text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
1001 Camera 1 IS 0 0 OK
- Video Sync 1 Error
2000
IS 1 0 OK
Video contrast 1 error
IS 2 0 no
NPR recognition
1 yes Text 1: Marker
Text 2: Country
IS 3 0 no
Sensor block
alarm 1 yes Text 1: Sensor-type
IS 4 0 no
Sensor Alarm 1 AD
2 VMD
3 CPA
4 IP-AD
5 OBTRACK
6 DUAL
7 NPR
8 FR
9 VA-Missing
10 CPA extern
11 unknown
I/O number:
I/O-Start: 1001
I/O-End: 2000
I/O device- Input states / Function value- I/O device text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
2001 Viewer IS 0 0 Disconnected
- Connection 1 Connected
2100
OS 0 0 clear
Action
1 to camera Text 1: Global camera-No.
OS 1 0 löschen via Name Text 1: Name
scene (delete via name)
1 wechsel via Name Text 1: Name
(change via name)
OS 2 0 Stopp Text 1: Camera No.
Set live play 1 step forward
mode 2 forward
3 fast forwards
4 step back
5 back
6 fast back
7 live
8 first picture
9 last picture
10 next Event
11 previous Event
12 stream
OS 3 0 stop
Play from time 1 step forward
2 forward
3 fast forwards
4 step back
5 back
6 fast back
7 live
8 first picture
9 last picture
10 next Event
11 previous Event
12 stream
OS 4 0 stop
Show alarm by 1 step forward
instance 2 forward
3 fast forwards
4 step back
5 back
6 fast back
7 live
8 first picture
9 last picture
10 next Event
11 previous Event
12 stream
I/O number.:
I/O-Start: 2001
I/O-End: 2100
I/O device- Input states / Function value- I/O device text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
3001 Event 1 IS 0 0 stopped* *1)
- State 1 started*
6000
OS 0 0 start
Action 1 stop
I/O number:
I/O-Start: 3001
I/O-End: 6000
* 1) Instanz ID
I/O device type name / event In a direct Import of GeViScope no Change may be made.
I/O device- Input states / Function value- I/O device text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
10001 Input 1 IS 0 0 unknown
- State 1 low
20000 2 Terminated
3 high
OS 0 0 low
Set 1 Terminated
2 high
I/O number.:
I/O-Start: 10001
I/O-End: 20000
I/O device- Inut states / Function value- I/O device text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
20001 Digital-Ausgang 1 IS 0 0 open
- Set 1 close
30000 2 toggle
I/O number.:
I/O-Start: 20001
I/O-End: 30000
I/O device- Input states / Function value- I/O device text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
1 System IS 0 0 started
State
1 stopped
IS 1 0 user login*
User
1 user logout*
2 user login failed**
IS 2 0 --
Redundant
1 connection master changed Text 1: New Master
Text 2: Old Master
Text 3: User Text
Text 4: Host
2 master server changed Text 1: New Master
Text 2: Old Master
3 Redundant login failed Text 1: User
Text 2: Host
Text 3: ServerHost
4 Redundant user login Text 1: User
Text 2: Host
Text 3: ServerHost
IS 3 0 no
Warning
1 yes Text 1: Client ID
Text 2: Warning Code
Text 3: Warning sub code
Text 4: Warning Text
IS 4 0 no
Error
1 yes Text 1: Client ID
Text 2: Error Code
Text 3: Error sub code
Text 4: Error Text
I/O number:
I/O-start: 1
I/O-end: 1
I/O numbers:
I/O-start: 2
I/O-end: 2
3 Database IS 0 0 ready
State
1 failure
2 missing
I/O numbers:
I/O-start: 10001
I/O-end: 20000
I/O numbers:
I/O-start: 101
I/O-end: 599
I/O numbers:
I/O-start: 101
I/O-end: 599
1001 Camera 1 IS 0 0 OK
- Video sync 1 error
2000
IS 1 0 OK
Video contrast 1 prealarm
2 alarm
IS 2 0 disarm
Arm 1 arm
IS 3 0 no
Picture error 1 yes
IS 4 0 no
Alarm 1 in field Text 1: Field
Text 2: Measure Time
2 external
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*Text1: Alpha angle (-180 ~ +180), Text 2: Beta angle (-90 ~ +90), Text 3: Alpha speed (0 ~ 100%), Text 4: Beta
speed (0 ~100%)
I/O numbers:
I/O-start: 1001
I/O-end: 2000
1001 Camera 1 IS 0 0 OK
- Video sync 1 error
2000
IS 1 0 OK
Video contrast 1 prealarm
2 alarm
IS 2 0 disarm
Arm 1 arm
IS 3 0 no
Picture error 1 yes
IS 4 0 no Text 1: Field
Alarm 1 in field Text 2: Measure Time
2 external
OS 0 0 to viewer Text 1: Global viewer No.
Control function 1 clear alarm flag Text 2: switch mode
2 arm (0,2=normal, 1=kp, 3=ct)
3 disarm
4 normal mode
5 fast mode on
6 text on
7 text off
8 tour start Text 1: Tour ID
9 tour stop Text 2: Tour name
10 version on
11 version off
12 RAW output Text 1: Raw command
13 Select CHAR mode Text 1: Mode
14 Set camera text Text 1: Text
ID1: Global No. Low 32 bit
ID2: 1
I/O numbers:
I/O-start: 1001
I/O-end: 2000
I/O numbers:
I/O-start: 2001
I/O-end: 2100
I/O numbers:
I/O-start: 3001
I/O-end: 6000
ID1 = Eventtyp ID
ID2 = Event Meldepunkttyp ID
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I/O device- Input states / Function value- I/O device-type text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
6001 Alarm 1 IS 0 0 unknown
- State 1 started Text 1: Client ID
10000 Text 2: Alarm ID
Text 3: MG ID
Text 4: Alarm text
2 restart Text 1: Deleted acknowledgement
(true/false)
3 acknowledged Text 1: Client ID
Text 2: Alarm Type ID
Text 3: Alarm Type
Text 4: MG ID
Text 5: Alarm Text
4 quited Text 1: Client ID
Text 2: Alarm Type ID
Text 3: Alarm Type
Text 4: MG ID
Text 5: Alarm text
IS 1 0 no
Movement 1 yes Text 1: MG from
Text 2: MG to
IS 2 0 no
Displayed 1 yes Text 1: MG
Text 2: Alarm ID
Text 3: First time (true/false)
Text 4: Other Cleared (true/false)
IS 3 0 no
Copied 1 yes Text 1: MG from
Text 2: MG to
OS 0 0 Starten
Starten
OS 1 0 via Instance Text 1: Alarm ID
Acknowledged Text 2: Alarm Text
1 via monitor group Text 1: MG ID
Text 2: MG Name
2 via type Text 1: Client ID
Text 2: Alarm Type ID
Text 3: Alarm Type
Text 4: Alarm text
3 all alarms on the monitor Text 1: Client ID
group Text 2: MG ID
Text 3: MG Name
Text 4: Alarm Text
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I/O numbers:
I/O-start: 6001
I/O-end: 10000
I/O device- Input states / Function value- I/O device-type text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
10001 Input 1 IS 0 0 unknown
- State 1 low
20000 2 Sabotage
3 High
OS 0 0 low
Switch 1 Sabotage
2 High
3 Trigger
I/O numbers:
I/O-start: 10001
I/O-end: 20000
I/O device- Input states / Function value- I/O device-type text parameter
Output states
No. Name No. Name
10001 digital output 1 IS 0 0 opened
- State 1 closed
20000
OS 0 0 open
Set 1 close
2 trigger Text 1: Blink period
Text 2: Blink on time (in
milliseconds)
I/O numbers:
I/O-start: 20001
I/O-end: 30000
A local “Dallmeier PView” and “Dallmeier PGuard” are actuated via the driver “[Link]”.
The network ID or network name are included in a link as start parameters.
Example: c:\WINMAG\Drivers\[Link] /NetID 39000606
PView is actuated in the live and recording mode by the driver for visualizing camera images.
PGuard transmits alarm messages to the driver.
If a PView cannot be identified when the driver is activated, the driver is deactivated again. This is also the case
when a PView is identified with a version number lower than 5.4.3.
Integrate the Dallmeier-PView object with its I/O points in an event network.
Import the list of I/O points from the PView driver (ID1 and ID2 activated).
The list must be created manually in the driver.
*1) The preset name must be added as a string in text 1 to the control command “Preset”.
Example:
<<<put ”Dallmeier”::”Pview":”Viewer”.”Preset”=”steuern”,”Preset 4" >>>
10 Split 1 OS 0 0 disconnect
control 1 active
2 record in shoot track
3 record in mirror track
4 display shoot track
5 display mirror track
6 virtual tour *1)
7 select track *2)
OS 1 0 stop
play *3) 1 start of track
2 end of track
3 fast rewind
4 fast forward
5 reverse
6 forward
7 previous picture
8 next picture
9 index back
10 index forward
OS 2 0 stop
pan *3) 1 right
2 left
OS 3 0 stop
tilt *3) 1 up
2 down
OS 4 0 stop
zoom *3) 1 in
2 out
OS 5 0 stop
focus *3) 1 near
2 far
OS 6 0 stop
iris *3) 1 open
2 close
11 Split 2 ...
O O O O
41 Split 32 ...
*1) For virtual tours, the name of the tour must be defined in Text 1.
*2) For the correct type of control, the recorder name must be defined in Text 1 and the corresponding track
name in Text 2. Example:
<<<put “Dallmeier”::”PView":”Split1”.”steuern”=”virtueller Rundgang”, “DMS_Name", “TRACK Name” >>>
*3) These commands affect the selected cameras or tracks in the respective split.
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O O O O
Note:
After importing the I/O point structure from the driver, the recorder number is defined in ID1 and the
value 0 in ID2. The driver files the import file in the current driver directory as
Pview_Treibereventadresse_WINMAGeventadresse.txt
Example: PView_150_130.txt
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IS 1 0 off
Alarm 1 on *1) 131
OS 0 0 0
fixed position 1 1
2 2
... ...
15 15 *2)
OS 1 0 live *2)
actuate 1 recording *3)
2 acknowledge alarm *4)
OS 2 0 stop
pan *2) 1 right
2 left
OS 3 0 stop
tilt *2) 1 up
2 down
OS 4 0 stop
zoom *2) 1 in
2 out
OS 5 0 stop
focus *2) 1 near
2 far
OS 6 0 stop
Iris *2) 1 open
2 close
OS 7 0 PA
function 1 PB
2 PC
3 ALT
1002 camera 2 ...
recorder 1
O O O O
32000 camera x ...
recorder y
Note:
After importing the I/O point structure from the driver, the recorder number is defined in ID1 and the
value 0 in ID2. The driver files the import file in the current driver directory as
Pview_Treibereventadresse_WINMAGeventadresse.txt
Example: PView_150_130.txt
*1) The alarm message contains the track name in Text 1 and the time string of the corresponding recording in
Text 2
*2) The number of the split that will be used can be defined in Text 1 as an optional parameter.
Example:
<<<put “Dallmeier“::“PView":“Kamera 2 Recorder 3“.“schalten“=„live“,“1" { auf Split 1}>>>
*3) The control command „Recording“ must include the track name in Text 1 and the time string in Text 2 that
were received in the alarm message to represent an alarm recording.
The number of the split that will be used can be defined in Text 3 as an optional third parameter.
Example:
<<<put “Dallmeier“::“PView":“Kamera 2 Recorder 3“.“schalten“=„Aufzeichnung“,
„Trackname",“xZeitstringxA >>>
or
<<<put „Dallmeier“::“PView":“Kamera 2 Recorder 3“.“schalten“=„Aufzeichnung“,
„Trackname",“xZeitstringxA,“1" { auf Split 1}>>>
If a recording of the camera is required, the time entry in Text 2 is not required.
*4) The control command „Confirm alarm“ must contain the time string in Text 1, that was
received in the alarm message.
Example:
<<<put “Dallmeier“::“PView":“Kamera 2 Recorder 3“.“schalten“=„Alarm bestätigen“,
„xZeitstringx“ >>>
324 Video
1 BUS-Controller IS 0 0 no connection
state 1 ok
IS 1 0 off
clock 1 on
IS 2 0 off
complete blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
fire detection system 1 on
IS 4 0 off
malfunction 1 malfunction
IS 5 0 off
detector 1 malfunction
2 alarm
3 malfunction and alarm
OS 0 0 off
clock 1 on
OS 1 0 off
complete blocking 1 on
OS 2 0 off
fire detection system 1 on
OS 3 0 off
detector
OS 4 0 start
reference
3 reference IS 0 0 ok
malfunction software 1 changed
IS 1 0 ok
ID 1 changed
IS 2 0 ok
member addresses 1 new number
2 new address
3 new number and address
IS 3 0 ok
Parallel tableau 1 new on the bus
2 new door parameters
3 new address and parameters
IS 7 0 not exceeded
alarm 5 1 exceeded
(release time)
OS 0 0 continuous unlocking
switch 1 temporary release
2 delete alarm on control terminal
O O O O
220 emergency IS 0 0 not existing
exit state 1 offline
120 2 door open
3 door closed
4 door open, service
5 door closed, service
IS 1 ... ...
locking
IS 1 0 off
timer switch 1 on
IS 2 0 off
complete blocking 1 on
IS 3 0 off
fire detection system 1 on
O O O O
IS 1 0 Unlocked
SVP 1 Locked
Locking 2 Permanent unlock active
3 Try to break up
IS 2 0 not pushed
Button 1 pushed
IS 3 0 no error
Error 1 Error
IS 4 0 -
door open 1 prealarm
monitoring 2 main alarm
IS 05 0 no alarm
alarm 1 smoke alarm
IS 6 0 no
tamper 1 tamper
3 tamper switch
4 lock cable
5 tamper + switch
6 tamper + cable
7 switch + cable
8 tamper + switch + cable
IS 7 0 OK
communication 1 not connected
O O O O
IS 1 0 unlocked
SVP 1 locked
Locking 2 SVC button pushed + unlocked
IS 2 0 unlocked
Door 1 locked
locking 2 temporary unlocking active
3 long-time unlocking active
4 continuous unlocking active
IS 3 0 no
Failure 1 hardware failure in emergency circuit
2 failure DCW-Bus
3 failure SVP control
4 Hardware + failure DCW-Bus
5 failure DCW-Bus + failure SVP
6 Hardware failure + failure SVP
7 H+D+S
IS 4 0 OK
Door open 1 pre alarm
monitoring 2 main alarm
IS 05 0 no alarm
Alarm 1 tamper alarm
2 smoke alarm
3 non-authorized code-alarm
4 tamper + smoke alarm
5 tamper + non-authorized code-alarm
6 smoke + non-authorized code-alarm
7 tamper + non-authorized code + smoke
alarm
IS 6 0 not operated
Emergency 1 operated
button
IS 7 0 OK
Communication 1 not connected
O O O O
- TMS-PC IS 0 0 OK
Gateway Watchdog State 1 Failure
2 power supply 1 IS 0 0 ok
AC fault 1 on trouble
IS 1 0 off
battery fault 1 on
IS 2 0 off
ground fault 1 on
IS 3 0 off
emergency lock 1 on
IS 4 0 off
ext. voltage fault 1 on
IS 5 0 off
ext. device fault 1 on
OS 0 0 on
emergency locking
O O O
50 power supply 49 ... ... ...
OS 0 0 on
emergency locking
IS 1 0 off
communication fault 1 on
IS 2 0 closed
cover contact 1 open
IS 3 0 off
emergency lock 1 on
OS 0 0 on
emergency lock
O O O O
92 remote panel 31 ... ... ...
OS 0 0 on
emergency lock
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
O O O O
124 loop card 15 IS 0 0 loop ok
loop rupture / short circuit 1 loop failure
OS 0 0 on
emergency lock
OS 1 0 start
update state
O O O O
947 zone 48 ... ... ...
OS 1 0 start
update state
OS 0 0 on
switch 1 off
2 emergency block on
O O O O
1717 switchable output 768 ... ... ...
OS 0 0 on
switch 1 off
2 emergency block on
IS 1 0 ok
malfunction 1 communication fault
2 group error
IS 2 0 off
switch off 1 on
IS 3 0 off
day monitoring 1 active
IS 4 0 off
emergency locking 1 on
IS 5 0 off
message 1 pre alarm
2 intrusion
3 tamper
4 fire
5 attack
6 TAL
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 0 on
emergency lock
O O O O
4792 group 3073 ... ... ...
OS 1 0 on
emergency lock
From I/O device number 3220/group number 1501 the groups are allocated to another central unit.
IS 1 0 off
test mode 1 on
IS 2 0 off 461
revision 1 on 110
IS 3 0 off
PC-revision 1 local 115
2 other panel 115
3 TEDIS 115
IS 4 0 off
remote maintenance 1 running 116
IS 5 0 closed 461
cover contact 1 open 14
IS 6 0 closed 461
key operated switch 1 open
IS 7 0 no level
user level 1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
IS 1 0 ok 461
battery 1 failure 14
IS 2 0 ok 461
power supply unit 1 external unit failure 14
2 failure ULINE 14
3 failure UBINT 14
4 failure UBEXT 14
5 failure unspecific 14
IS 3 0 ok 461
ground fault 1 failure 14
IS 1 0 off
failure 1 on 14
IS 2 0 all active
all alarm signalling 1 all switched off
units
IS 3 0 off
switch off FBOU 1 on
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
6 printer IS 0 0 ok
state 1 without paper 14
2 without reaction 14
3 without connection 14
4 out of use 14
5 unspecific 14
IS 1 0 off
switch delayed 1 on
IS 2 0 off 461
alarm delay time 1 running 17
IS 3 0 off 461
exploration time 1 running 17
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
2 buzzer off, start
exploration time
IS 1 0 ok
failure 1 fault 14
IS 2 0 off
switching FBOU 1 on
IS 3 0 off
test operation 1 on 115
OS 0 1 off
switch on
IS 1 0 off
prevent activation 1 on 14
O O O O
IS 1 0 off
prevent activation 1 on 14
28.12 I/O device-type Primary lines (max. 100 for one central unit)
IS 1 0 no
transmission unit 1 TU1 15
delayed 2 TU2 15
3 TU3 15
4 TU4 15
5 TU5 15
6 TU6 15
7 TU7 15
8 TU8 15
9 TU9 15
10 TU10 15
IS 2 0 off 461
failure 1 line failure 14
2 module failure 14
3 power supply 14
4 Dual Ported RAM-error 14
5 topology 14
6 test 117
7 no communication 14
8 unspecific 14
9 line query 14
10 net timeout 14
11 UZ300X 14
12 test channel 14
13 Primary line 14
IS 3 0 off 126
switch off 1 complete 106
2 O- sensor 106
3 I-sensor 106
4 OI-sensor 106
5 key 106
6 cover open 106
7 revision active 106
8 printer 106
9 unspecific 106
IS 4 0 off 461
start period 1 running 107
IS 5 0 no
exchange detector 1 yes 108
IS 6 0 no
sector-actuation 1 yes
IS 7 0 off 461
alarm 1 on 1
350 Esser 800x Essernet
OS 0 *1) 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 *2) 0 O- sensor off
switch sensor 1 I-sensor off
2 OI-Sensor off
3 all sensors on
O O O O
IS 5 0 on 126
state coupler 1 extinguishing system off 106
2 switched off 106
IS 6 0 off 461
test mode 1 on 117
IS 7 0 off 127/-*1)
alarm 1 manual 102/103
2 fire alarm 100/101
3 technical alarm 24
4 pre alarm 12/13
5 stored alarm 12/13
first of 2 groups
6 first of 2 detectors 12/13
7 first 2 detectors primary 12/13
8 line 12/13
9 test alarm 119
352 Esser 800x Essernet
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 *2) 0 O- sensor off
switch sensor 1 I-sensor off
2 OI-sensor off
3 all sensors on
OS2 0 off
test mode 1 on
O O O O
16000 Detector group/ IS 7
detector
6000
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 *2) 0 O- sensor off
switch sensor 1 I-sensor off
2 OI-sensor off
3 all sensors on
OS2 0 off
test mode 1 on
*1) the first value is valid for type 300800011 and 300800016, the second for type 300800013
*2) not available with I/O device type 300800016
I/O device lists 353
IS 1 0 off 461
switching off 1 complete 106
IS 2 0 off 461
failure 1 complete 14
2 unspecific 14
3 test function 118
IS 3 0 off 461
blocking 1 on 105
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 0 off
test mode 1 on
OS 2 *1) 0 switch on
relay failure
O O O O
IS 3 0 off
blocking 1 on 105
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
OS 1 0 off
test mode 1 on
OS 2 *1) 0 switch on
relay failure
I/O range I/O device type I/O device type- I/O device name
ID
1 Coupling IS 0 0 OK -
IPC Module 1 fault 6
IS 1 0 OK -
LRS Module 1 fault 6
IS 1 0 none -
initialization 1 no -
2 not necessary -
3 automatic -
4 not successful 6
5 deleted -
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
2 initialize
356 Clino IPC Connection
Die Schaltungen 1 ...100 werden in der Gruppenzentrale programmiert. In WINMAG plus können diese
Zusammenschaltungen nicht programmiert werden.
IS 1 0 - -
Fault 1 Hardware fault (6) 24
2 Bus fault (5) 6
3 Cover sensor (31) 381
4 Plug ejection (17) 24
5 Acknowledged fault (4) -
6 panel group 6
IS 2 0 No -
Call type alarm 1 Normal call (18) 382
2 Emergency call (26,25) 383
3 Waiting (12) -
4 Inquiry (11) -
IS 3 0 No -
Call type Diagnose 1 Diag 1 (21) 385
2 Diag 2 (20) 385
IS 4 0 No -
Call type WC 1 Normal/Bath call (19) 382
2 Emergency call (24) 383
IS 5 0 No -
Call type + 1 Doctor call (29) 386
2 Heart emergency call (30) 386
3 REA call (28) 386
4 Prio (22) 383
5 Fire (23) 11
I/O device lists 357
IS 6 0 No -
Call type 1 Vital (10) 381
miscellaneous 2 Food (14) 381
3 Personal (15) 381
4 Telephone (16) 381
IS 7 0 Free
Station 1 Busy
OS 0 0 -
Speech connection 1 Waiting
(use mp_text1) 2 Building connection
3 Call finished
OS 1 0 -
Failure 1 hardware failure (6)
2 Bus failure (5)
3 cover contact (31)
4 connector lost (17)
5 failure quitted (4)
OS 2 0 -
Call type + 1 doctor call (29)
2 heart emergency call (30)
3 REA call (28)
4 Prio (22)
5 Fire (23)
XXXY
Format example:
vonIP=[Link]
vonZAdr=5
vonGTyp=118 (Optional)
vonGruppe=1 (Optional)
nachGruppe=2 (Optional)
nachAnzeige=PC-Ruf (Optional)
IS 1 0 - -
Fault 1 Hardware fault (6) 24
2 Bus fault (5) 6
3 Cover sensor (31) 381
4 Plug ejection (17) 24
5 Acknowledged fault (4) -
6 panel group 6
IS 2 0 No -
Call type alarm 1 Normal call (18) 382
2 Emergency call (26,25) 383
3 Waiting (12) -
4 Inquiry (11) -
IS 3 0 No -
Call type diagnose 1 Diag 1 (21) 385
2 Diag 2 (20) 385
IS 4 0 No -
Call type WC 1 Normal/Bath call (19) 382
2 Emergency call (24) 383
IS 5 0 No -
Call type + 1 Doctor call (29) 386
2 Heart emergency call (30) 386
3 REA call (28) 386
4 Prio (22) 386
5 Fire (23) 11
IS 6 0 No -
Call type 1 Vital (10) 381
miscellanaeous 2 Food (14) 381
3 Personal(15) 381
4 Telephone (16) 381
IS 7 0 Free
Station 1 Busy
OS 0 0 -
Speech 1 Waiting
2 Building connection
3 Call finished
I/O device lists 359
OS 1 0 -
Failure 1 hardware failure (6)
2 Bus failure (5)
3 cover contact (31)
4 connector lost (17)
5 failure quitted (4)
OS 2 0 -
Call type + 1 doctor call (29)
2 heart emergency call (30)
3 REA call (28)
4 Prio (22)
5 Fire (23)
XXXY
OS 0 0 -
General command 1 Command
30. OPC-Client
30.1 I/O device format
I/O-device No. 1-32000 (is generated automatically)
Status number 0-7
Functional value number 0-15
Text information Up to 200 symbols in max. 5 strings
OS 0 0 off
switch 1 on
30.3 I/O device-types for VT_I1, VT_I2, VT_I4, VT_UI1, VT_UI2, VT_UI4
I/O-types ID: 300600011
OS 0 0 value
switch (the value is transferred as
first string )
364 OPC-Client
31. BACNet-Client
31.1 I/O device definition
IS 0 0 OK
Status 1 disturbed
2 Out of Service
IS 1 0 ---
Limit Alarm 1 low Limit
2 high Limit
IS 2 0 ---
Alarm 1 Notification Class 0
2 Notification Class 1
.. ..
15 Notification Class 14
IS 3 0 0xxx
1000 1 1xxx
2 2xxx
3 3xxx
4 4xxx
IS 4 0 unknown
100 1 1xx
2 2xx
.. ..
10 0xx
IS 5 0 unknown
10 1 1x
2 2x
.. ..
10 0x
366 BACNet-Client
IS 6 0 unknown
1 1 1
2 2
.. ..
10 0
OS 0 0 Confirm
ACK Alarm
OS 1 0 Normal
switch state 1 Out of Service
OS 1 0 0
control 1 1
.. ..
14 14
15 Other (Value in MP-Text1)
OS 3 0 subscribe
COV 1 unsubscribe
MP-Text1: Value-Text
MP-Text2: Alarm-Text
I/O device lists 367
MP-Text1: Value-Text
MP-Text2: Alarm-Text
OS 3 0 Subscribe
COV 1 Unsubscribe
* In the following I/O device lists this means that no status is saved in the signal point list, the signal point
status being instead immediately reset again.
SF 0 0 checksum error
Reset 1 reset with RAM-Erasure
2 out of Memory
3 loss of Messages
4 Printer IS 0 0 ok
Paper 1 empty
SF 0 0 paper empty
reset
5 Control centre IS 0 0 ok na12
Connection 1 faulty na19
Text 2: RufNr./IP-Adr.
Text 3: Modul-Adr./-Typ
Text 4: Schlüssel-Nr.
für Verbindungsaufbau
10 Unknown Unknown 0 no-load status
Message* Message 1 message
11 Status request all Objects 0 stop
1 start
372 DEZ 9000
Over all 10 modules possible. As example one module is listed in each case.
Types: Analog, ISDN, ISDN with GSM, Datex-P and IP
IS 2 0 ok na28
PIN 1 error
2 locked
IS 3 0 ok
GSM-Modem 1 offline
2 detected
3 failed
4 not or wrong configured
100 IP Module IS 0 0 blocked na29
- Telnet access 1 activated
109 IS 1 0 10 Mbps
Speed 1 100 Mbps
IS 2 0 Half-duplex
Duplex 1 Full duplex
IS 3 0 OK
Memory 1 Error
IS 4 0 OK
Ethernet 1 Disturbed
Gateway
IS 5 0 OK
Ethernet Link 1 Disturbed
O O O O
... 109 Analog module or ... ... ...
ISDN module or ...
I/O device lists 373
OS 0 0 routine call
Reset
2 Connect* IS 0 0 no-load status
Message 1 not reachable na18
OS 0 0 execute
Remote interrogate
7 Telephone line IS 0 0 ok
Telephone line 1 faulty
OS 0 0 telephone line faulty
Reset
374 DEZ 9000
Only the channel is changed which gives the reason for transfer.
101 Channel 2 IS 0 1 ok
Message ...
O O O O
... 115 Channel 16 ... ... ...
I/O device lists 375
IS 1 0 reset
Fire message 1 triggered
2 manual detector
3 automatic detector
4 extinguisher system off
IS 2 0 unknown
Hold-up / Burglary 1 reset
message 2 triggered
3 hold-up
4 burglary
5 tamper
6 hostage-taking
IS 3 0 unknown
Fault message 1 reset
2 triggered
3 primary line
4 mains
5 battery
6 transmission path
7 ground fault
8 test message
9 power supply unit transmission device
10 buffer overflow
11 unsent messages
12 transmission path 1
13 transmission path 2
IS 4 0 unknown
technical 1 reset
message 2 triggered
3 technical alarm
4 emergency message
5 emergency message 1
6 emergency message 2
7 emergency message 3
8 emergency message 4
IS 5 0 unknown
Device message 1 reset
2 shutdown
3 reset1
4 re-start1
5 message buffer overflow1
6 system failure1
7 cover contact open
1
has to be reset manually
IS 6 0 unknown
State message 1 disarmed/off
2 armed
3 armed internally
4 day operation
OS 0 0 yes (is performed by the driver automatically)
Reset
I/O device lists 377
IS 7 0 No
Fire 1 Alarm from backup module
2 Fire alarm
OS 0 0 System reset
System action 1 Mute internal buzzer
2 Evacuate
3 Power restart
IS 4 0 OK
Zone assignment 1 Design fault 14
IS 5 0 OK
Zone combination 1 Mixed 14
IS 6 0 No
AFNOR related fault 1 Communication with CMSI 14
panel failed
2 Communication with CMSI 14
panel degraded
3 Power supply Secondary 14
Backup fault
IS 1 0 OK
State 1 Activated 129
2 Test mode 117
IS 2 0 OK
Brigate callout 1 Deactivated 106
2 Fault 14
ST 0 0 Deactivate
Switch output 1 Activate
ID1: Unique group number (1 - 8192) if network-group is used. Otherwise internal group number 1 - 255
ID2: Internal group number * 1000 + reference number (If networkgroup not used. Otherwise the I/O device-
number is used.)
Text 1: additional text
Text 2: analog value
I/O device lists 397
36. APSensing
36.1 I/O device definition
I/O device- Input state / Control Function value- I/O device text
functions parameter
No. Name No. Name
IS 1 0 --
Error 1 Boot error
2 overheating
3 Laser safety
4 incorrect specification
5 internal error
OS 0 Alarm 0 delete
101 APSensing IS 0 0 --
- Zone State 1 released
356
IS 1 0 off
Alarm 1 on
IS 2 0 No
Fault 1 Yes
I/O device lists 399
I/O device- Input state / Control Function value- I/O device text
functions parameter
No. Name No. Name
I/O device- Input state / Control Function value- I/O device text
functions parameter
No. Name No. Name
37. Notification
37.1 Hardware state
37.2 SMS
37.3 E-Mail
37.4 Fax
37.5 VoiceMail
37.6 DTMF
38. Pro-Watch
38.1 PW 00 unknown
PW 00 unknown MZ 0 1 no
Event yes 504
38.2 PW 10 Reader
PW 10 Reader MZ 0 1 no
Event yes 36
MZ 1 1e+05 OK
Rex Pressed, not verified 3,6404e+11
Pressed,
door is not used
Pressed, door used
Host, not verified
Host,
door is not used
Host, door used
MZ 2 12 OK
Sensor Malfunction 35505
Bypass
MZ 3 12 OK
Coax Malfunction 35505
Bypass
MZ 4 12 OK
Reader Sabotage 2242
Communication error
MZ 5 1 OK
Keypad error 35
ST 0 123 Lock
Action Unlock
Short time unlock
Reactive
MZ 1 12345 OK
Status Unlock 4,0414e+10
Short circuit
Held past shunt time
Unknown
broken
MZ 2 12 OK
Sensor Malfunction 35505
Bypass
MZ 2 1 On
Monitoreingang Alarm Off 43
MZ 3 1 No
Störung Yes 35
MZ 4 1 No
Alarm Yes 43
ST 0 12 Mask
Aktion No mask
Time mask
PW 30 I/O output MZ 0 1 No
Event Yes 36
MZ 1 1 No
Active Yes 36
ST 0 123 Activate
Action Deactivate
Impuls
Time active
38. Notes
406 Notes
I/O device lists 407
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