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glaso 1
Hi:
I've been searching for a while for ways to integrate HC2 to different alarm systems. Right now I am working with a DSC PC1616 panel with a Envisalink 3 interface
They provide a TPI (third party interface) programming guide (attached), but I can't get it to work.
My programming skills are pretty rudimentary and when they start talking about binary, hex and ASCII commands I get really confused.
I managed to open a TCP socket from terminal app on a MAC, but can't manage to send commands to the alarm panel. I always receive a "syntax error message" (50202029).
Could someone help me with a few sample strings to, for example, arm or disarm the alarm, in order to understand the protocol and start working on a virtual device to fully integrate the alarm to HC2?
Example: Partition arm control - with code
Command code: 033 (ASCII 30 33 33)
Partition: 1 (ASCII 31)
User Code: 1234 (ASCII 31 32 33 34)
Checksum (according to my inexperienced calculation): 0x1F1 (ASCII 66 31)
I tried the following string with no luck (always received "syntax error" message):
303333313132333466310D0A
30:33:33:31:31:32:33:34:66:31:0D:0A
30333331313233346631
30:33:33:31:31:32:33:34:66:31
If someone could point me in the right direction would be great in order to start working on the integration of DSC panels.
Thanks!!
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