Sensaphone WEB600 Users manual - Manual (Page 42)

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WEB600 User’s Manual
non-GeneriC data
timestamps
Timestamps can be decoded using the following equations. “div” means integer division where the remainder
is dropped. “mod” means the “modulus” or “remainder”. All values start at “0”. For example, Day 0 is the first
day of the month and Month 0 is January. The year is offset by -2000, so that a value of 9 indicates 2009.
seconds = (value div 1) mod 60
Minutes = (value div 60) mod 60
hours = (value div 3600) mod 24
Day = (value div 86400) mod 31
Month = (value div 2678400) mod 12
year = (value div 32140800)
Timestamps are encoded in the reverse:
Timestamp = (seconds * 1) +
(Minutes * 60) +
(hours * 3600 +
(Day * 86400) +
(Month * 2678400) +
(year * 32140800)
42-byte arrays (schedules)
The 42-byte arrays are bitmapped boolean schedule data, where the first bit of the first byte indicates
the first 30-minute block on Sunday morning (12:00:00am to 12:29:59am) and the last bit of the last
byte indicates the last 30-minute block on Saturday evening (11:30:00pm to 11:59:59pm).
input types:
Input Type Description
0 normally open
1 normally Closed
2 2 .8k Thermistor ºF
3 2 .8k Thermistor ºC
4 10k Thermistor ºF
5 10k Thermistor ºC
6 4-20ma
12 Battery (internal)
13 power (internal)
alarm Condition and realtime state:
State Description
0 oK (no alarm)
1 low limit alarm or Closed Dry Contact alarm
2 high limit alarm or open Dry Contact alarm
access level:
Access Level Description
0 access Disabled
1 read-only
2 read-Write