Thinking original post was around February, 2016.
Looked up Special Status on the old HAI Homeseer Help file and it states:
As the name implies, this device tracks special panel status conditions. These conditions have status (string) values and numerical values just as the Security Status does. Here is the list of values that the status (string) setting of the device may have followed by the numerical value representation of the status.
SYSTEM TROUBLES
This message is sent by the HAI controller in reply to a REQUEST SYSTEM TROUBLES message.
The controller reports any system troubles.
If multiple troubles exist, each trouble is reported in a separate data byte.
Start character 0x21
Message length number of troubles + 1
Message type 0x1B
Data 1 first trouble
…
Data n last trouble
CRC 1 varies
CRC 2 varies
The system trouble conditions are shown below.
Trouble Byte Condition
1 Freeze
2 Battery low
3 AC power
4 Phone line
5 Digital communicator
6 Fuse
7 Freeze
8 Battery low
There are some major differences between system status and system trouble.
SYSTEM STATUS
This message is sent by the HAI controller in reply to a REQUEST SYSTEM STATUS message.
The controller reports its time, date, calculated time of sunrise and sunset, battery reading, and current alarm(s) in each area.
Bit Condition
0 Burglary alarm
1 Fire alarm
2 Gas alarm
3 Auxiliary alarm
4 Freeze alarm
5 Water alarm
6 Duress alarm
7 Temperature alarm
In the HS2 group under HAI system variables I see: (and use)
1 - Security status
2 - special status
3 - alarm type
4 - last code used
5 - button pushed
6 - freeze alarm
7 - fire emergency
8 - police emergency
9 - Auxillary emergency
10 - duress alarm
11 - battery low trouble
12 - AC powerfail trouble
13 - phone line dead trouble
14 - digital communicator trouble
15 - previous security status
16 - battery trouble
17 - zone change indicator
18 - special status change indicator.
Looked up Special Status on the old HAI Homeseer Help file and it states:
As the name implies, this device tracks special panel status conditions. These conditions have status (string) values and numerical values just as the Security Status does. Here is the list of values that the status (string) setting of the device may have followed by the numerical value representation of the status.
SYSTEM TROUBLES
This message is sent by the HAI controller in reply to a REQUEST SYSTEM TROUBLES message.
The controller reports any system troubles.
If multiple troubles exist, each trouble is reported in a separate data byte.
Start character 0x21
Message length number of troubles + 1
Message type 0x1B
Data 1 first trouble
…
Data n last trouble
CRC 1 varies
CRC 2 varies
The system trouble conditions are shown below.
Trouble Byte Condition
1 Freeze
2 Battery low
3 AC power
4 Phone line
5 Digital communicator
6 Fuse
7 Freeze
8 Battery low
There are some major differences between system status and system trouble.
SYSTEM STATUS
This message is sent by the HAI controller in reply to a REQUEST SYSTEM STATUS message.
The controller reports its time, date, calculated time of sunrise and sunset, battery reading, and current alarm(s) in each area.
Bit Condition
0 Burglary alarm
1 Fire alarm
2 Gas alarm
3 Auxiliary alarm
4 Freeze alarm
5 Water alarm
6 Duress alarm
7 Temperature alarm
In the HS2 group under HAI system variables I see: (and use)
1 - Security status
2 - special status
3 - alarm type
4 - last code used
5 - button pushed
6 - freeze alarm
7 - fire emergency
8 - police emergency
9 - Auxillary emergency
10 - duress alarm
11 - battery low trouble
12 - AC powerfail trouble
13 - phone line dead trouble
14 - digital communicator trouble
15 - previous security status
16 - battery trouble
17 - zone change indicator
18 - special status change indicator.
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