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Alarm and Emergency Call Configuration, Administrator Documentation

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Control ports and alarm destinations

Syntax of the control ports and alarm destinations

4 Control ports and alarm destinations

Control ports and alarm destinations are phone numbers used for communication between an

alarm server and the handset.

Control ports are the phone numbers used for calls from the alarm server to control the handset

while alarm destinations are called by the handset in order to report alarms and statuses to the

alarm server.

Only three control ports, i.e. Activ. Availability, Availability NOK and Stop Availability are

generally used in Basic Mode of the OpenStage M3 Plus and OpenStage M3 Ex Plus handsets

and/or for the OpenStage M3 and OpenStage M3 Ex handsets, see Section 3.2.1.3, "Control

Ports in Basic Mode:". Alarm destinations that are monitored by the server are not available.

The appropriate control ports and destination numbers are set automatically by the handset in

Alarm Mode and PNG Mode of the OpenStage M3 Plus and OpenStage M3 Ex Plus handsets

by entering the Control Port Basic, see Section 3.2.1.3, "Control Ports in Alarm/PNG Mode".

4.1 Syntax of the control ports and alarm destinations

Abbreviations

QUERKZ: Tue trunk code within PBX for accessing the alarm server.

NWKZ: Central dialling code within the alarm server for accessing the "Personal Alarm"

application.

SP: Shortpress

LP: Longpress

4.1.1 Calls to the alarm server

Parameters Phone number syntax

Start Monitoring QUERKZ + NWKZ + 2

Monitoring Off QUERKZ + NWKZ + 4

Manual Alarm SP QUERKZ + NWKZ + 0 + 1

Non Movement Alarm QUERKZ + NWKZ + 0 + 2

Man Down Alarm QUERKZ + NWKZ + 0 + 3

Time Alarm QUERKZ + NWKZ + 0 + 4

Escape Alarm QUERKZ + NWKZ + 0 + 5

Table 4-1 Phone number syntax – Calls to the alarm server

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