Using the SIA DC-09 protocol, the Miniserver can send a predefined message to a SIA server upon ON/OFF/analog value change, indicating threats such as fire alarm or burglary to a monitoring station.
An introduction to SIA DC-09 and the configuration in Loxone Config is available in this video on YouTube.
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The Miniserver Gen. 1 does not support the SIA DC-09 protocol! |
Table of Contents
Preferences↑
| Summary | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| Server address | IP-address:port or sia.example.com:port | - |
| Backup server address | IP-address:port or sia.example.com:port If specified, this server is used when the main server is not available. |
- |
| Polling [s] | Server address polling [s] (0 = no polling, max. 86400 seconds) | - |
| Backup polling [s] | Backup server address polling [s] (0 = no polling, max. 86400 seconds) | - |
| Server timeout [s] | Timeout [s] for server response (1 to 10 seconds) | - |
| Protocol | IP protocol currently only TCP is supported |
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| Data format | File format (expected by the server) | - |
| Key | 0, 32, 48, or 64 characters (allowed characters: 0-9 A-F) If no key is specified, the transmission is unencrypted |
- |
| Account | Server account (3-16 characters allowed: 0-9 A-F) | - |
| Account prefix | Prefix to account (1-6 characters allowed: 0-9 A-F) Use 0 if none is specified. |
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| Receiver number | optional receiver number (0-6 characters allowed: 0-9 A-F) | - |
Programming example↑
First, create a SIA DC-09 output under Messages:
Now the SIA server address must be specified in the settings.
The output can then be used, for example, on the text output of an alarm block:
SIA Codes, Contact ID Codes↑
For further information on the protocol structure and the SIA codes, see the links to the following documents: