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    VS-900 Security Intercom Systems Remote Control and Monitoring Programmer’s Gui de TOA Electronics, Inc. 601 Gateway Blvd., Ste. 300 So. San Franc isco, CA 94080 1- 650 -588-2538 / 1-800-733-47 5 0 V 1 ,  A l l R i gh t s R e s erved, 2002[...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 2 Table of Contents OVERVI EW ....................................................................................................................... ............................ 3 VS-900 DOC UM ENT A TION ...............................................................................................................[...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 3 Overview Securit y s y st em installati ons often r equ ire inte gration of the VS-90 0 Secur ity Inter com s ystems with touch-sc reen contr ol s ystem s, gr aphic annunc iator panels , and ca mer a contro llers. T OA of fer s two options f or m eeting this requir em ent: 1. The V S-900DI a nd VS-91 0DI in terf a[...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 4 Connecting to the VS -900MF Mainfram e The VS-90 0MF Mainf ram e includes t wo R S-232 s erial com m unication co nnec tors f or operat ion, monitor ing, and pr ogram m ing of the s ystem . Connect to e ither c omm unication p orts with the s ettings described on pag e 5. You can contro l m ultiple exchanges from [...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 5 Communica tion Specificat ions Tr ansmiss ion S ystem: Half -dupl ex Baud Rate: 1 9,200 Bps Transm ission Form at: <1 Start Bit> <8 Dat a bits> < 1 Ev en Par it y Bit> <1 Stop Bit> Message Packagi ng Field Name Value Descript ion Direction DLE 10H Delim iter ENQ 05H Enquir y VS-900 t o PC o[...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 6 Remote Dial Com man d W ith the protocol belo w, you c an rem ote dia l and perfor m f unctions of individu al Master Sta tions i n specif ic exc hanges. T o term inate an y current f unct ions, prec ede rem ote dia ling co ntent with “CC” (C lear function x 2). Field Name Length (Bytes) Value Descript ion Dir[...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 7 Log Data Output Req uest The VS-90 0 Log D ata Ou tput al lows you to m onitor m ost station a nd s ystem activity. Se nd the st ring below to in itiate Log Da ta flo w from indi vidua l or m ultiple exchan ges sim ultane ously. Onc e the dat a stream has been i nitiat ed, the VS-900 MF wil l contin ue to s end th[...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 8 Examples 1. Remote Dialing The data s equenc e belo w will r em ote dial Mas ter Stat ion #1 in Ex change # 1 to di al Su b-Stati on #10 5 and initiate c omm unicatio n. T he “CC” (Cle ar) is inclu ded to term inate an y current Master Stati on function s. Note: The t otal Dial ing Co ntents m us t be 32 b yte[...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 9 2. Remote Dialing – All Cal l Paging The data s eque nce belo w will rem ote dial M aster S tation #2 in Exchan ge #3 to init iate A ll-Call Pag ing by dialing *800#. Again , the “CC” (Clear) is inc luded to t erm inate an y curren t Mas ter Stati on func tions. Note: The t otal Dial ing Co ntents m us t be [...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 10 3. Log Data Request The data st ring b elow req uests Lo g Data f rom Exchange # 1 (on ly). After the Lo g Data Requ est has been sent, the L og Data s tring will be s ent to t he PC in t he for m at shown on the next page (Ex ample 4. Log Data Format). Field Name Length (Bytes) Value Descript ion Direction DLE 1[...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 11 Station Call Reception Field Name Length (Bytes) Value Description Direction DLE 1 10H Delimiter ENQ 1 05H Enquiry VS-900 to PC DLE 1 10H Delimiter AC K 1 06H Acknow ledge PC to VS-900 DLE 1 10H Delimiter STX 1 02H Start Of Tex t Log Data 1 6FH Log Data Exchange # 2 30H 31H Exchange # “0 1” Time (HH:MM:SS) 6 [...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 12 Start of No rmal Con ver sation Field Name Length (Bytes) Value Descript ion Direction DLE 1 10H Delim iter ENQ 1 05H Enquir y VS- 900 t o PC DLE 1 10H Delim iter AC K 1 06H Ack nowledg e PC to VS-90 0 DLE 1 10H Delim iter STX 1 02H Start O f T ext Log Data 1 6FH Log Data Exchang e # 2 30H 31H Exchange # “ 01?[...]

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    TOA VS-900 Programm er’s Guide 13 Summarized vers ion of the above Log Data Format example: (Shaded areas repr esent r espons es req uire d from the PC, al l num bers are in Hex) Call From N orma l Sub-st atio n 10 05 10 06 10 02 6F 30 31 31 36 3 3 37 32 33 31 30 35 2 0 20 20 32 30 30 20 20 20 20 20 20 2 0 20 2 0 20 20 20 20 2 0 20 30 31 10 03 78[...]

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    VS-900 Remote Control and Monitoring Protoc ol 14 Appendix A - Log Status Messages Status # (2 Bytes) Dec Hex Description Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 01 30H 31H Call from Normal sub-station. Calling station # Called station # - - 02 30H 32H Call from Emergency sub-station. Calling station # Called station # - - 03 30H 33H Call from Master Station ([...]

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    VS-900 Remote Control and Monitoring Protoc ol 15 22 32H 32H Connection of Emergency Conference call Call originating st ation # Part icipant stat ion # Participant st ation # P articipant st ation # 23 32H 33H Automatic Call Forward log Station # to transfer a call Station # a call is transferred t o -- 24 - 29 Not U sed 30 33H 30H Call terminatio[...]

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    VS-900 Remote Control and Monitori ng Protocol 16 Appendix B - ASCII Charac ter Codes[...]