Asynchronous Events/Alerts are actions that occur at the device and must be reported back to the host device. These events are the same event codes that are used for audit trail entries. For networked devices, asynchronous events are sent individually at the time the actual event occurs. <Q1: this text is not in the .md doc, rows 864-875. should this remain here?>
Asynchronous Event Record | ||||
Tag | Short Tag | Type/Length (ASCII bytes) | Value | Device Exclusions |
Asynchronous Event | asyncEvent | String/10 | N/A | <R1:no blanks in tables, use N/A or None> |
Asynchronous Event | event | String/8 | See separate document for Audit & Alert Definitions. | MTB, MTKB |
Time Stamp | time | String /14 | “YYYYMMDDHHMMSS” YYYY = Year MM = Month (01 – 12) DD = Day (01 – 31) HH = Hour (00 – 23) MM = Minutes (00 – 59) SS = Seconds (00 – 59) Example: “20140809134522” means August 9, 2014, 1:45:22 pm | MTB, MTKB |
For a complete list of audits/events, reference the ENGAGE Audit Spreadsheet. <Q2: is this the ENGAGE - Audits.xlsm?>
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The asynchronous events that are reported in real time are listed below.
NOTE: Real time reporting of these alerts can be suppressed using the wifiAlertEn config tag. This tag must proceed the wifiAlertSel tag populated with an empty array. Additionally, the dpsEn config tag can be used to stop the reporting of the Forced Door and Magnetic Tamper alerts and audits, as well stopping the Propped Door audit from reporting.
210 or 410
Forced Door Alert - unexpected door position movement detected
Tamper Alert - lock tampering detected
Low Battery - battery voltage <= 4.5V (N, LE) ; 4.6V (SC); 5.0V (RMRU)
Critical Battery - battery voltage <= 4V (N, LE) ; 4.3V (SC); 4.8V (RMRU)
Magnetic Tamper Alert - door position sensor tampering detected
Corrupt database - user access database corruption detected
Reader Tamper Alert - reader tampering detected (CTE)
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The following structure represents a JSON data structure that contains an asynchronous event.
{
“asyncEvent":
{
"event":"00830000",
"time":20131113091752
}
}
Last Modified: October 28, 2019