AP300, Alarm Service Company
Replacement, eliminates connections from your alarm panels at your home to alarm
central station saving monthly payments to alarm service companies. Alarm
conditions are reported to your PCs, and also you will receive telephone calls
reporting alarm conditions in human voices at your cell-phone.
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Topics:
-No
service required for Alarm Service Company
-You
will receive messages at your PC.
-You
will receive verbal messages at your cell phone.
AP300 is shown in the above picture. AP300
contains Internet/Ethernet connector, telephone jack, power connector, and
power indicator. AC/DC power adapter is also included as a standard accessory.
AP300 simulates telephone line and alarm receiver, receives
analog alarm messages, converts into DC09 messages with or without encryption.
Features:
-AP300 contains simulated telephone line circuit to
interface alarm panels.
-Ethernet and network interface for Internet
-Transmit DC09 messages to IP message receivers
-Transmit handshake signals and kiss-off tones for Contact-ID, SIA-FORMAT, and
Pulse 4+.
-DC09 Encryption including 128-bit, 192-bit, and 256-bit encryption for AP300-EQT,
encryption model.
Note: AP300-EQT is not available for foreign customer except US foreign
offices.
-Transmit emails
Advantages using AP300:
-No actual phone line required.
-No signal delay for transmitting digital signal over Internet
-No voice-over-IP circuit used.
-Secured alarm messages
transmission
As a factory default
condition, kiss-off tone generation by AP300 is held after “ACK” word from the IP
server unless the following radio button is not on.
-Transmit DC09 message to
two servers.
AP300 can transmit DC09
messages to one or two IP servers. In addition to IP messages, AP300 can
transmit emails and text messages.
Typical Contact-ID DC09
messages after decryption is as shown below:
20750187"*ADM-CID"3591RJohn
StevensL12345#1234[#1234|1131 01 015][M0004A34EA43A][V131 Perimeter-Burglar Alarm Zone: 015 Partition:01 New Event or Opening][P222-333-4444]_21:08:33,09-02-2025
The name “John Stevens” is
programmed in the receiver field, “0004A34EA43A” is MAC number for AP300,
“P222-333-4444” is the phone number, “1234” is account number of Contact-ID
message, and “V131 Perimeter-Burglar Alarm Zone: 015 Partition:01 New Event or Opening” indicating event code
of 131 with “Perimeter-Burglar Alarm”
An account number, zone and partition in
the above messages are from received Contact-ID message. The receiver field
after “R” was programmed previously using IPPROG7A app. The MAC address in the
message is from AP300. The time stamp shows UK time.
Typical decrypted SIA FSK
DC09 messages that the server receives is as shown below:
DA180149"*SIA-DCS"3596RJohn
StevensL12345#001111[#001111|NQA00|L90][M0004A34EA43A][V New Event QA- Console Emergency/Listen-in to Follow][P444-555-9990]_22:37:05,09-02-2025
In the above example, AP300
received address block(#001111), new-event block(NQA00) and Listen-in block(L90). The “V” field
contains decoded event (New Event QA- Console
Emergency), Listen-in event (L90)).
Typical decrypted Pulse 4+2
messages that the server receives is as shown below:
26250127"*PUL-4X2"3599RJohn
StevensL12345#4455[#4455|01][M0004A34EA43A][V 01- Personal emergency, 2way voice - zone 1][P444-555-9990]_23:16:21,09-02-2025
In the above example, AP300
received address “4455” and 01- Personal emergency, 2way voice - zone 1
In addition to IP messages,
an email message that is sent to an email address is as shown below:
The time shows local time
in email messages.
The programming software, AP300IPprog.exe
is shown below:
The following programming is available with
AP300IPprog:
1.
setting up IP address,
port number of servers
2.
name and reference
inormation for each 108
3.
producing ring-back
tone
4.
kiss-off tone
generation without acknowledgement from distant IP server
5.
insertion of UK time,
decoded messages, proprietary DC09 format, other programming data, email
parameters
6.
saving and loading
programming data
7.
swith for
enable/disable encryption for AES encryption with 128, 192, or 256 bit key
8.
email paramters including your own SMTP server, and From and
To addresses.
The format is compatible as SIA-DC09, and app DC09Tester or DC09Tester-EQT is available for
leasing from Micro Seven. The encrypt version, DC09Tester-EQT is shown below:
The
receiving data in the above screen for three protocols is:
AP300 may be programmed to send DC09 messages
to RAP15-4, IP Telephone Dialer which sends Contact-ID messages over telephone
line to conventional central station.
AP300 receives Contact-ID messages, builds DC09 IP messages with
or without encryption, and send the DC09 IP message to IP server and RAP15-4. RAP15-4 then
converts DC09 messages to the original Contact-ID messages, dials telephone
numbers for Alarm Central and sends Contact-ID messages to Alarm Central via
telephone line.
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Seven, Inc.
Portland, Oregon
97229