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Biopointe Central User’s Manual

Appendix A 70

Table 4.6(c): Alarm Events (Trace Event)

Identifier
(hex)

Identifier

(dec)

Description

1

0x30

48

Alarm Activated

2

0x31

49

Alarm Deactivated

3

0x81

129

Activated Alarm was Acknowledged and Disabled

The event, [Alarm Activated] is recorded whenever the alarm is triggered. The alarm will only be
triggered if the AlarmType property is NOT <Disabled>.

The alarm can be triggered under a few types of conditions.

For example, the alarm can be triggered if the door switch sensing is found to be different from the
DoorSwitchSense property. As an example, if the DoorSwitchSense property is <Normally
Closed> while the connection is opened, then the alarm will be activated. Similarly, if the
DoorSwitchSense property is <Normally Opened> while the connection is closed, then the alarm
will also be activated. When the condition is correct, the alarm stops and the event, [Alarm
Deactivated] will be recorded.

In addition, the alarm can also be triggered when the Door Override Switch is closed and when the
Tamper Switch is opened.

When the alarm has been activated, it can be acknowledged and stopped by forcing the
AlarmType property to <Disabled>. In this case, the event, [Activated Alarm was Acknowledged
and Disabled] will be recorded.

Notes on Alarm Events Logs and Door / Device Tamper Events Logs :

The following events trigger the alarm:

1. Door Override Switch was closed.
2. Tamper Switch was opened.
3. Door Switch Sensing was found to be reverse.

The first 2 events already have their own event description, namely, [Door Override Switch
Closed] and [Tamper Switch Opened]. To avoid generating too many logs, the event, [Alarm
Activated] will not be recorded although the alarm will be triggered.

Table 4.6(d): System Power Up (Trace Event)

Identifier
(hex)

Identifier

(dec)

Description

1

0x90

144

System Powered Up

2

0x91

145

Startup Error

When the system is successfully powered up, the event, [System Powered Up] will be recorded.
When the system fails to power up successfully, the event, [Startup Error] will be recorded.

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