Micro Seven Inc.®
model RAP15-3, IP Alarm Dialer receives http messages over Internet, dials telephone numbers
and transmit Contact-ID messages at telephone line interface or sends DC09 type
IP messages to DC09 receiver/server
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Micro Seven, Inc.® 2016, 2-017, 2018
Model RAP15-3
with Ethernet interface, RS232 interface and telephone line interface are shown
in the above picture.
After receiving http command from
TCP client for mode 1 for dialing telephone number at telephone line interface
and sending Contact-ID message or mode 2 for sending DC09 messages to alarm
receiver:
Mode 1 as a
telephone dialer: The following http command is required at Internet browser:
Format is as follows:
http://(IP
address of RAP15-3)/(PIN)&t1=(primary telephone number of central
station)&t2=(backup telephone number of central station)&c=(contact-ID
message)
examples:
http://192.168.1.2/password&t1=18005559999&t2=18001234567&c=4429181601456780&ID=RAP15-3testing3
Dialing telephone numbers are primary telephone number
after “&t1=” and back-up telephone number after “&t2=” character
string.
Contact-ID message is after “&c=” character string. Checksum character at the end of contact-ID
message is not needed in the http string because RAP15-3 prepares a correct
checksum for message transmission.
The reply message to the client
is as follows:
Note: there are two or three
carriage returns (CR, or Enter) between two lines.
HTTP/1.1
200 ok
Dialer command accepted
If PIN is missing or wrong:
HTTP/1.1
401 Unauthorized
No-PIN
or unauthorized access
If RAP15-3 is busy:
HTTP/1.1
503 Service Unavailable
IP or Telephone Dialer Busy or Unacceptable Command
The status inquiry command is required to find
whether alarm message is delivered or not.
The command format is:
http://(IP
address of RAP15-3)/(PIN)&telstatus
The reply is one of the following:
1.
Message Success
HTTP/1.1
202 Accepted
Message
Success
2.
Call Failed
HTTP/1.1
417 Expectation Failed
Call
Failed
Mode 2 as an Internet client function for
opening a socket for distant DC09 IP receiver/server and transmit DC09 type
messages to the server
Format is as follows:
http://(IP
address of RAP15-3)/(PIN)&mode=(0 or 1)&ap=(account prefix)&i=(IP
address)&p=(IP port number)&c=(contact-ID message)
Contact-ID
message is after “&c=” character string. Checksum character at the end of contact-ID message is not needed in the
http string.
“&ap=” is a header string for account
prefix.
“&i=” is a header string for IP address
of IP receiver, which is not RAP15-3.
“&p=” is a header string for Internet
port number of IP receiver.
“&mode=0” for SIA DC09 2007
specification, “&mode=1” for SIA DC09 2013 specification
&c=(contact ID message)
Example:
http://192.168.1.2/password&mode=1&ap=AAA&i=192.168.1.3&p=9999&c=442918160145678&ID=RAP15-1testing7
The above example is shown with DC09 2013 mode, account
prefix of AAA, receiver/server IP address of 192.168.1.3, IP port of 9999,
contact-ID message of 442918160145678, and RAP15-1testing7 as the message ID
field.
The reply message to the client is as follows:
Note: the status inquiry command is not required for
IP command.
1.
Message Success
HTTP/1.1
202 Accepted
Message
Success
2.
Call Failed
HTTP/1.1
417 Expectation Failed
Call
Failed
Remote Reset:
Instrument is reset like a power-up condition
when it receives “&remotereset” character string.
Example:
http://(IP address of
RAP15-3)/(PIN)&remotereset
Error messages:
Wrong PIN or inadequate messages components results
the following error message.
No-PIN or unauthorized access
Power-up wait time: 15 seconds of
power-up wait time after turning on the power of RAP15-3 or sending Remote
Reset command. RAP15-3 initializes sockets connections during powering up RAP15-3.
Socket depth of http server: three
Standards:
Accepts both DC-09 2007 and DC-09 2013 draft specifications
DC-05 digital communication standard (contact-ID)
Ethernet/Internet
specifications
TCP server (for programming PIN and Dynamic DNS updating)
HTTP server
Unique MAC address for each RAP15
Domain Name Service resolution
ICMP-server (ping)
Dynamic DNS Client Update for dyndns.com
DHCP client
Made in U.S.A.
Line Input Jacks: USOC-RJ11-C, standard modular phone jack
Programming of password and DYNDNS update data: by Windows programming software
Telephone line
interface:
High
voltage isolation: 1500VRMS between lines and case or Ethernet connector.
Signal isolation: telephone coupling transformer
Off-hook impedance: 50 ohms typical
High on-hook impedance is obtained by off-hook mechanical
relay.
AC/DC Adapter(provided with RAP15): 117VAC +/- 5%, or
90-240VAC +/- 5% with optional international AC/DC adapter
AC/DC Adapter or Car Battery Adapter input: 12VDC regulated,
200mA maximum
Line Status Display: red LED to indicate off-hook status
(continuous on)
Power-On Indicator: green LED display
Weight: 400g (0.8
LBS.)
Standards:
Accepts both DC-09 2007 and DC-09 2013 draft specifications
DC-05 digital communication standard (contact-ID)
Weight: 400g (0.8
LBS.)
Environmental: Operating temperature: 0 to 30 degree C,
Humidity: 85% RH at 35 degree C
Warranty/Service: 6 months limited warranty. No warranty if
any factory seal is broken. Service is performed at the factory usually within
5 working days.
Options and Accessories:
International AC/DC power adapter with four different power
plugs (US, UK, Europe and Australia)
References:
Digital Communication Standard-SIA DC-05-1999.09, Ademco Contact ID
Protocol for Alarm System Communications
SIA DC09 2007
SIA DC09 2013 draft proposal
Micro Seven, Inc. ®
1095-K N.E. 25th Hillsboro, OR 97229 U.S.A.
phone: 503-693-6982, fax: 503-693-9742
Home Page: www.microseveninc.com
Email: sales@microseveninc.com