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Version: 6.12

Received Messages Format

It is possible to require an acknowledgement from response personnel for particular Action Plans (see Response Plans).

If the Acknowledge Required check box is enabled, the system will wait the specified Acknowledge Wait Time for the response personnel. If receipt of the message is not acknowledged within that time, it will resend the message again. After the specified number of attempts being made with no acknowledgements received the software will produce a text messaging failure signal with event type of 65006. This means that even though the person(s) the message is destined for, may actually receive it, the fact it has not been acknowledged will generate a failure signal which may in turn trigger other tasks/events.

Acknowledge Message

To acknowledge receipt of the signal the sequence is:

PMAA####

Where

  • PM: Patriot Message
  • AA: Acknowledge
  • ####: Is the signal number sent to the phone by the program e.g. if the signal number were 0103 the guard would send a return message of PMAA0103.

Guard Good Message

To send a signal to indicate that the guard is OK the sequence is:

PMGDCCCC

Where

  • PM: Patriot Message
  • GD: Good
  • CCCC: Client ID that has been set for the guard

E.g. if the guard is client number 8888 the sequence is PMGD8888.

Panic Message

To send a signal to indicate that the guard is in distress the sequence is:

PMPACCCCTTT

Where

  • PM: Patriot Message
  • PA: Panic
  • CCCC: Client ID set for the guard
  • TTT: Contact ID Signal Type e.g.121 (panic)

E.g. PMPA8888121

note

Signal type logged is 121 regardless what's specified for TTT in the message. Message type TTT must not be omitted as message length must be of length 11.

General Alarm Message

To send a general alarm message the sequence is:

PMGACCCCTTT

Where

  • PM: Patriot Message
  • GA: General Alarm
  • CCCC: Client ID set for the guard
  • TTT: Contact ID signal type e.g.140

E.g. PMGA8888140

Signal logged for type specified in TTT.