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ICX Protocol
MANUAL VERSION 9.9/0623
 ICX Protocol

Preliminary information on using these interface specifications

This interface documentation describes the bi-directional Commend standard protocol for integrating
third-party devices via Commend ICX interfaces.
Disclosure of the Interface specifics shall be subject to the following conditions:
If, in partial fulfilment of a contract, the Customer should make the interface available to third parties (li-
censees) with whom Commend maintains no contractual relationships, the Customer shall be granted a
usage right transferable to such third parties.
Furthermore, Commend shall not accept any liability for the completeness or appropriateness of this
documentation for the Customer’s software application purposes.
The Customer and its licensees (if available) agree to hold any information acquired and documentation
received in this connection strictly confidential. They agree to use such information and documentation
exclusively for the purposes for which they have received them and, further, to treat them in the same way
as their own industrial secrets by refraining from making them available to unauthorised third parties.
With regard to liability claims, the Customer and Commend expressly agree that, applicable statutory bur-
den-of-proof requirements notwithstanding, the Customer shall be required to furnish proof of Com-
mend’s responsibility for the damage in question.
Commend reserves the right to modify the Interface protocol at its discretion. Commend shall not be re-
quired to ensure the compatibility of new protocol versions with previous ones. Any risks that may arise
from such changes of the interface software protocol shall be borne by the Customer.
In the event that the Customer should document and furnish reproducible proof of discrepancies between
protocol features and functions and the documentation, Commend shall provide the Customer with im-
provements free of charge, excluding any further claims by the Customer.
Furthermore:
1. In case two, or more, systems by different manufacturers are connected via a bi-directional ICX
interface, this may raise the question of liability for possible damage, overall system failures, etc.
that might result from such a connection. This applies crucially to system connections with and with-
in security facilities used for the safeguarding of legally protected interests such as life and limb and
real assets.
2. Unless the Customer (principal) has exempted Commend from liability for such damage, it is
necessary to establish appropriate means of determining the party to be held responsible for the
damage by ensuring proper traceability, provability and documentation, as otherwise the burden of
risk with respect to the Customer (principal) would become unacceptably high for Commend.
3. In such cases the Customer shall therefore take appropriate measures to ensure that the connected
third-party system does not interfere with or damage the Commend system. In particular, the
Customer shall ensure, in accordance with current technical standards, that the system to be
connected does not pose any danger of causing damage to persons or system components.
Furthermore, the Customer shall ensure compliance with applicable statutory directives concerning
device safety.
4. Commend shall not be held liable for changes in applicable statutory provisions. Any risk, for
example of losing or failing to obtain required certifications, shall be borne exclusively by the
Customer.

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5. The scope of Commend’s responsibility within the overall system and the corresponding liability for
possible resulting damages shall extend no further than to the point of interface shared with the
third-party system. This means that:
a. The Customer shall be responsible for the connection to third-party systems beyond this point.
This applies in particular to possible requirements for technical adjustments.
b. An appropriate testing device shall be used for checking the connection in case of a fault. A
special testing software can be obtained from Commend to run bi-directional interface and
protocol checks. The interface described in this document can be monitored permanently by
means of an interface monitor provided by Commend. If required, the interface monitor can also
generate a log.
c. The interface monitor is not part of the contract but is only provided as a service tool for
Commend. Should the tests confirm the proper functionality of the interface provided by
Commend, this shall be deemed sufficient proof to exonerate Commend with respect to its
system responsibility.
6. Unless stipulated otherwise, any instructions, trainings or support services that may be required in
addition to this documentation shall be subject to payment of a fee. The Customer, in consultation
with Commend, shall schedule these services and define their technical scope and effort in writing.
7. The Customer shall implement appropriate measures for monitoring the interface in order to
document possible faults in the connection leading to the Commend system. The interface
monitoring tool must also be implemented on the third-party system to allow for detecting Interface
problems within the Commend system.
8. The Commend interface protocol may only be used for the intended purpose and within the defined
scope of functionality as specified in the interface documentation.
9. The Customer is assumed to have appropriate industry and device specific knowledge.
10. The obligation to monitor the product shall lie with the Customer.

Legal Notice:
The manufacturer guarantees the functionality of its products as described in the datasheets and/or tech-
nical documentation. For error-free operation of the Intercom system, faultless transmission paths are
mandatory. The functionality of transmission paths, in particular of IP networks, exclusively is the respon-
sibility of the operating company of the transmission path and therefore the manufacturer can not be re-
sponsible in any manner, for errors and problems, which result from problems or malfunctioning of the
transmission path.
It is not allowed to copy any text of this document without permission of COMMEND INTERNATIONAL
GMBH.
The technical data contained herein has been provided solely for informational purposes and is not legally
binding. Subject to change, technical or otherwise. IoIP®, OpenDuplex ®and Commend® are trademarks
registered by Commend International GmbH. All other brands or product names are trademarks or regis-
tered trademarks of the respective owner and have not been specifically earmarked.

Attention:
Mounting and installation of the Intercom Servers and of the equipment may be carried out by authorised
service personnel only.

ICX Protocol
Version: 9.9/0623
Number of pages: 81

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Content
General information 5 Send ICX messages via direct dialling 24
Info boxes 5 Data format of ICX messages 24
Requirements legend 5
Terminology 5
Licensing 25
General 25
The ICX protocol 6 Interfaces 25
Transmission types 6 ICX messages with PRO 800 licence 26
Video matrix 7
Data format 8
ICX protocol features 27
ICX protocol over RS-232 (ICX/RS-232) 10
Interface messages 27
ICX protocol over TCP (ICX/TCP) 11
Interface status monitoring 28
ICX messages from the Intercom Server (WAN) 16
Control display areas of dot-matrix displays 29
ICX commands to the Intercom Server (WAN) 17

ICX messages from the Intercom Server 32

ICX configuration in CCT 800 18
TCP/IP 18
RS-232 20 ICX commands to the Intercom Server 44
Control desk with ICX connection 21
Remote dialling for subscriber 22
SA101 connection 22 ICX messages for synchronisation 72
Masking of ICX messages 23
Parallel output of ICX messages 23
Technical Support 81

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General information

Info boxes
ATTENTION
This information box addresses all necessary configuration options and actions that facilitate error-free
operation. In addition, this box warns you if a certain configuration, option or entered value could lead to
a malfunction of the application or a loss of data.

NOTE
This information box has several uses, ranging from basic configuration tips to additional notes and
comments on certain settings and events.

GOOD TO KNOW
This information box provides background knowledge that helps you understand the basic principles
behind the various configurations and the application itself.

Requirements legend
In the left margin, the requirements for the respective features are displayed as follows:

Symbol Requirement
Required firmware version for Intercom Server IS 300, GE 150, GE 300, GE 800 and VirtuoSIS
 (for VirtuoSIS up to firmware version 6.1).

 Required feature level of the subscriber card. 1)

1) This information is only displayed if it is required for the respective feature.

Terminology
Term Description
Pro Operating system of the Intercom Server GE 100, GE 200 and GE 700.
PRO 800 Operating system of the Intercom Server GE 800, GE 300, VirtuoSIS, IS 300 and Gx-IP-32.

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The ICX protocol

The ICX protocol (IntercomExchange) is used to connect internal and external systems to an Intercom
system. The ICX protocol is bi-directional:
 ICX commands (see page 44): for control of Intercom Server events.
 ICX messages (see page 32): for indication of Intercom Server events in internal and third-party
systems. These are output automatically per event via a defined interface if configured accordingly.

Transmission types
There are two types of ICX transmission protocols:

ICX/RS-232
Connection of the systems via a serial cable.

ICX/RS-232

3rd Party
System

RS-232 cable
(max. 15 m)

ICX/TCP
Connection of the systems via Ethernet/Cat. 5 cabling.

ICX/TCP

TCP/IP 3rd Party

ETHERNET System

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Video matrix
The following video protocols are available for video matrices:
 Softvideo
 Video extended
 Video 4-digit
 Pelco (third-party interface)
 Milestone XProtect (third-party interface)

NOTE: Remote interfaces only for TCP/IP

Third-party interfaces are only available for the transmission protocol TCP/IP.

The video protocols differ in their potential applications:

Call number of camera Call number of subscriber
2-digit 4-digit 4-digit 8-digit
Softvideo   1)  -
Video extended    -
Video 4-digit    
1)
When no camera text request is required, the use of 4-digit camera call numbers is possible.

Configuration CCT 800 (RS-232)

To change the video protocol for a RS-232 interface, follow the instructions below:
1. Go to: Interfaces > Data interfaces > tab RS232
2. In the drop-down list Protocol, select the desired video protocol.

Configuration CCT 800 (TCP/IP)

To change the video protocol for a TCP/IP interface, follow the instructions below:
1. Go to: Interfaces > Data interfaces > tab TCP/IP
2. In the drop-down list Type of connection, select the desired video protocol.

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Data format
 An ICX message consists of the ICX data and the Header:

 The ICX data is the same for transmission via the interfaces “ICX/RS-232” and “ICX/TCP”. The ICX
data is transmitted in ASCII coding (0 – 9 = 0x30 – 0x39; A – F = 0x41 – 0x46).
 The header is different for transmission via “ICX/RS-232” and “ICX/TCP”.
 When transmitting via a ICX/TCP connection, a network socket connection must first be established
(see page 11) in order to transmit the ICX messages bi-directionally. Optionally, an authentication
can be carried out (see page 13).
 The ICX protocol is available in four different data formats (short, long, long 8-digit, and system
message). The data formats differ in the task number (3rd/4th digit of the ICX message).

ICX commands to the Intercom Server

Data format Task range Parameter 1 (in hex) Parameter 2 (in hex)
Short Task < 60 4-digits 4-digits
Long 60 ≤ Task < 80 4-digits Variable length
Long, 8-digit Task ≥ 80 8-digits Variable length
System message Task ≥ A0 - -

When sending ICX commands, the data format can be selected arbitrarily (“short”, “long”, “long 8-
digits”). Therefore, it is possible to e.g. send an ICX command with Task “80” even if the call numbers
are 4-digits long (see page 9).

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Example:
No matter which of the following ICX messages are sent, the ICX message “004200 F102 F101 12” is
always returned, as these are always 4-digit call numbers:
 004000 F101 F102 80,
 006000 80 F102 F101,
 006000 80 F102 FFFF F101 or
 008000 80 FFFF F102 F101

ICX messages from the Intercom Server

Data format Task range Parameter 1 (in hex) Parameter 2 (in hex)
Short Task < 60 4-digits 4-digits
Long 60 ≤ Task < 80 8-digits Variable length
System message Task ≥ A0 - -

The Intercom Server automatically calculates which ICX message data format will be sent.
 ICX messages are only output in short and long data formats.
 The data format long, 8-digits is NOT sent.

Calculation of task numbers

GOOD TO KNOW: Video ICX messages have fixed task numbers

Video ICX messages (e.g. for requesting camera text, camera status or camera parameter) have fixed
task numbers (5F, 9C, 9D, 9E and 9F), independent from the data format.

If an ICX message is transmitted across a WAN or with an 8-digit call number, the task number will be
calculated as follows:

Data format “long” (ICX message/command with variable length)

Task “long” = Task “short” +20
Example 1:
00 42 00 F123 F456 12 (establish call between subscriber “123” and “456” with data format “short”)
... turns into ...
00 62 0012 F004 3123 F456 (establish call between subscriber “123” in region “0043” and “456”
with data format “long”)
Example 2:
00 42 00 F101 F102 12 (establish call between subscriber “101” and “102” with data format “short”)
... with 8-digit call number turns into ...
00 62 00 12 FFF1 2345 FFFF F102 (establish call between subscriber “12345” and “102” with data
format “long”)

Data format “long, 8-digits” (only ICX commands with 5 to 8-digit call numbers)
Task “long” = Task “short” +40
Example:
00 40 00 AAAA BBBB 80 (establish call between subscriber “A” and “B” with data format “short”)
... with 8-digit call number turns into ...
00 80 00 80 FFF1 2345 F678 (establish call between subscriber “12345” and “678” with data format “long”)

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ICX protocol over RS-232 (ICX/RS-232)

Message structure

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0x30 0x30 0x34 0x30 0x30 0x30 0x46 0x31 0x30 0x31
E.g.: 0x02 0x35 0x41 0x03
0x46 0x31 0x30 0x06 0x32 0x38 0x30
Either an Acknowledge “<ACK>” (i.e. ICX message has been received) or a Not Acknowledge
“<NAK>” (i.e. ICX message has not been received) will be sent for quitting the transmitted ICX
messages. If a Not Acknowledge is received, the respective ICX message will be sent again. By
default, the timeout for quitting is 512 ms and ICX messages will be sent up to 3 times before the
sending process is cancelled.

ATTENTION: Quitting during sending of an ICX message possible

An <ACK> or <NAK> for acknowledgement can be transmitted during the sending of another ICX mes-
sage (see illustration above). These acknowledgement characters must not be included into the calcu-
lation of the checksum of the transmitted ICX message!

Calculation of the checksum

The checksum is calculated as follows:
1. Addition of all data bits (ASCII coding).
2. Subtract the sum from the hex value FFFF FFFF.
3. The checksum is the LSB (Least Significant Bit).
Example:
The ICX command “004000F101F10280” will be sent to the Intercom Server.
 The sum of all bits is 2A5 (00+40+00+F1+01+F1+02+80 = 2A5).
 The sum 2A5 will be subtracted from the hex value FFFF FFFF. The result is FFFFFE5A.
 The checksum is the LSB (Least Significant Bit). The checksum is 5A.

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ICX protocol over TCP (ICX/TCP)

Intercom
client (PC) Server

TCP connec
t
socket conn
ection e.g.: port “18000“
“idle“ monitoring (Intercom Server)
“idle“ message The Intercom Server sends “idle” messages to monitor
max.
2 sec. * the connection to the connected PC.
TCP acknowledge Rule: The connected PC must answer to each “idle”
message within 2 seconds.
“idle“message 1 min. * If the “idle” answer is not received within 2 seconds,
the TCP socket connection in the Intercom Server will
ge be closed and has to be built-up again.
TCP acknowled

“idle“message “idle“ monitoring (PC/client)

TCP acknowledge After the “idle” message has been acknowledged on the
TCP level, the “idle“ message is valid (”TCP ACK”).
“Idle“ messages will not be automatically returned.
* Value can be configured via CCT 800.
In this example, the standard values was used.

General
By default, ICX messages will be encapsulated in TCP packets by the ICX/TCP protocol (TCP header
complies with the IETF standard “RFC 793”). The respective card (G8-GEP, G3-GEM or Gx-IF) runs a
TCP server at port 18000 (dynamic source port). Only one client connection can be established via this
TCP server. When a socket connection has been established to this TCP server, a Challenge-Response-
Authentication can be performed (see page 13). After a successful authentication, bi-directional
sending and receiving of ICX protocols is possible. An existing socket connection will be monitored
permanently via idle messages. These idle messages must be sent and received successfully,
otherwise the socket connection will be reset in the Intercom Server. Unique indicator bytes are used
for start and end of encapsulated ICX messages within the socket stream (start: 0xF1 to 0xF5, end:
0xFF, see page 12). ICX messages will not be buffered in the Intercom Server if no socket connection
is established. At a reconnection, ICX messages of past events will not be sent again.

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Message structure
Ethernet frame

Ethernet IP header TCP header TCP data trailer

header

The data part of the TCP packet has the following structure:

indicator reserve encapsulated ICX message end

1 byte 1 byte variable length 1 byte

Multiple ICX messages in one TCP packet

It is also possible to enclose multiple ICX messages in one TCP packet:

Ethernet IP header TCP header TCP data trailer

header
indicator

indicator
reserve

reserve

encapsulated ICX message #1 end encapsulated ICX message #2 end

Indicator
This byte specifies the transmitted data type:

Byte Description
IDLE message: The ICX protocol has to be sent and received. Otherwise, the socket
0xF1
connection in the Intercom Server will be reset.
0xF2 DATA message: An ICX message will be transmitted.
0xF3 LOGIN message: Only in use for G7-V24ProIP and G8-V24ProIP.
0xF4 CHALLENGE message: For authentication (see page 13).
0xF5 RESPONSE message: For authentication (see page 13).

Reserve
This byte is reserved for future extensions and is always be set to “0x00”.

Encapsulated ICX message

Variable length. Depends on the respective indicator byte (example see page 11):

Message Description
IDLE No data bytes are included.
DATA The ICX message is included in plain text (ASCII coding).
16 byte hash value (“nonce”) is calculated from random number. This value will be
CHALLENGE
generated new at each connection attempt.
RESPONSE 16 byte hash value is calculated from “nonce” and “password”.

End
This byte indicates the end of the ICX message and has to be set to hex value 0xFF.

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Challenge-Response-Authentication
If a password has been configured for the ICX interface via CCT 800, an authentication procedure has
to be carried out to use this ICX interface.

MD5 based Challenge-Response-Authentication

The configured password will never be transmitted. Only “nonce” and “hash”. “Nonce” is a
randomly generated 16 byte hash value. This value will always be randomly new generated at each
connection attempt.
Example: Communication via TCP (with authentication)
client (PC) Intercom Server

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append
password (hex)
C (2 byte)
= “nonce“ +
D password “hash“
(18 byte)

D hex (18 byte)

MD5

E hex (16 byte)

conversion
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MD5 “
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check with own result:
- if “OK“: built-up connection
- if not “OK“: terminate connection

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“idle“ messa connection monitoring
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received “nonce“ (ASCII-hex)

A 0x45, 0x46, 0x43, 0x30, 0x36, 0x32, 0x39, 0x34, 0x38, 0x42, 0x38, 0x46, 0x36, 0x44, 0x39, 0x30,
0x43, 0x45, 0x32, 0x34, 0x41, 0x44, 0x46, 0x30, 0x42, 0x44, 0x42, 0x43, 0x30, 0x41, 0x41, 0x36

--> 16 bytes:
B 0xef, 0xc0, 0x62, 0x94, 0x8b, 0x8f, 0x6d, 0x90, 0xce, 0x24, 0xad, 0xf0, 0xbd, 0xbc, 0x0a, 0xa6
password: “intercom“
C
--> 0x9A93
“nonce“ + password “hash“ (18 bytes)
D
0xef, 0xc0, 0x62, 0x94, 0x8b, 0x8f, 0x6d, 0x90, 0xce, 0x24, 0xad, 0xf0, 0xbd, 0xbc, 0x0a, 0xa6, 0x9a, 0x93
--> MD5 --> 16 bytes:
E 0x9d, 0xdf, 0xa2, 0x27, 0x34, 0x51, 0x05, 0xc7, 0x25, 0xd4, 0x0c, 0x76, 0x57, 0x59, 0x9b, 0x3b
--> back to ASCII hex
F 0x39, 0x44, 0x44, 0x46, 0x41, 0x32, 0x32, 0x37, 0x33, 0x34, 0x35, 0x31, 0x30, 0x35, 0x43, 0x37,
0x32, 0x35, 0x44, 0x34, 0x30, 0x43, 0x37, 0x36, 0x35, 0x37, 0x35, 0x39, 0x39, 0x42, 0x33, 0x42

An “idle” message has to be sent to keep the connection alive (see page 11).

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C -C# code example for calculation of the password (in hex):

/// <summary>
/// Calculate the PasswordHash for a given password
/// </summary>
/// <param name="password">the password</param>
/// <returns>the password's hash-code</returns>

public static UInt16 CalculatePasswordHash(string password)

{
try
{
//is password empty?
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(password))
return 0x0000;

//limit the password to max 8 characters

password = password.Substring(0, Math.Min(8, password.Length));

//initialize the weight-vector

UInt16[] weightVector
= new UInt16[8] { 0x0001, 0x0020, 0x0400, 0x8000, 0x0082, 0x0808, 0x2080,
0x1248 };

//calculate the weighted-sum

UInt32 passwdSum = 0;
for (int index = 0; index < password.Length; index++)
passwdSum += (UInt32)(weightVector[index] * (UInt16)password[index]);

//add high word and low word

UInt16 hash = (UInt16)((passwdSum >> 16) + (passwdSum & 0x0000FFFF));

//switch high an low bytes

hash = (UInt16)(((hash & 0x00FF) << 8) + ((hash & 0xFF00) >> 8));

return hash;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
return 0;
}
}

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D E -C# code example for MD5 calculation:

/// <summary>
/// Calculate the correct response to an Intercom Server ChallengeResponse
/// </summary>
/// <param name="nonce">byte[] received from IntercomServer
/// (NOTE: data sent from IntercomServer is 2-byte-ascii data; must be converted to
single-byte[] before calling this routine)</param>
/// <param name="password"></param>
/// <returns>16-byte-hashcode
/// (NOTE: must be converted to 2-byte-ascii data before sending back to
IntercomServer)</returns>

private byte[] CalcChallengeResponse(byte[] nonce, string password)

{
//calculate the password-hash
ushort hash = CalculatePasswordHash(password);

//concatenate nonce and hash

byte[] nonceAndHash = new byte[nonce.Length + 2];
Array.Copy(nonce, 0, nonceAndHash, 0, nonce.Length);
nonceAndHash[nonceAndHash.Length - 2] = (byte)((hash >> 8) & 0xFF); //hash high
byte
nonceAndHash[nonceAndHash.Length - 1] = (byte)((hash >> 0) & 0xFF); //hash low
byte

//calculate the MD5 hash and return...

byte[] reply =
System.Security.Cryptography.MD5.Create().ComputeHash(nonceAndHash);

return reply;
}

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ICX messages from the Intercom Server (WAN)

A modified version of the original ICX message with the data format “short” and the WAN prefix will
be received from the Intercom Server:
Format for WAN ICX messages
QTKIKPCN
VCUM 
TGIKQPRTGƂZ
ECNNPQUWDUETKDGT

00 TA 00 TY TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN

TGIKQPRTGƂZ
QTKIKPCNV[RG
ECNNPQUWDUETKDGT
(QTUWDUETKDGTKPVJGUCOGTGIKQPCUVJGKPVGTHCEGPQTGIKQPRTGƂZKUTGSWKTGF
#TGIKQPRTGƂZ 9#0RTGƂZ ECPDGWRVQFKIKVUNQPI
(KNNNGCFKPIGORV[FKIKVUYKVJp(q
 GITGIKQPpqCPFECNNPQpqp((q 
p5WDUETKDGTqKUVJGVTKIIGT

Example:
'UVCDNKUJECNNDGVYGGPUWDUETKDGTpq KPUCOGTGIKQPCUVJGKPVGTHCEG CPF
UWDUETKDGTpq KPTGOQVGTGIKQPYKVJTGIKQPRTGƂZpq 

&CVCHQTOCVpUJQTVp 00 42 00 F101 F102 12

+20

9#0+%:OGUUCIGHQTOCV 00 62 00 12 FFFF F101 F043 F102

0QTGIKQPRTGƂZHQTUWDUETKDGTKPVJG (KNNNGCFKPIGORV[
UCOGTGIKQPCUVJGKPVGTHCEG FKIKVUYKVJp(q
- (KNNNGCFKPIGORV[FKIKVUYKVJp(q

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ICX commands to the Intercom Server (WAN)

A modified version of the original ICX command with the data format “short” and the WAN prefix will
be sent to the Intercom Server:
Format for WAN ICX commands
original task
original data
RTGƂZ

00 70 00 TA TY VVVV DD…DD

original type

Example 1:
Establish call between subscriber “101”and subscriber “102”.

Data format “short“: 00 40 00 F101 F102 80

WAN ICX commando format: 00 70 00 40 80 F043 F101 F102

Establish call between subscriber “101”and subscriber “102” with
TGIKQPRTGƂZpq

Example 2:
Dialling simulation 11-digits* (”12345678901”) at subscriber “1600”.

Data format “short“: 00 60 00 81 1600 F123 4567 8901

(variable length)

WAN ICX commando format: 00 70 00 60 81 F043 1600 F123 4567 8901

Dialling simulation of “12345678901” at subscriber “1600” in region “043”.

* Even number of digits. Fill leading empty digits with “F”.

If ICX commands will be sent via WAN connections, the following configuration has to be carried out
via CCT 800:

Configuration CCT 800

To enable receiving of ICX commands from WAN networks, follow the instructions below:
1. Go to: Network > IP-Connections > desired Intercom Server > tab WAN-connections
2. Activate the checkbox Allow ICX commands for the desired WAN connection.

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ICX configuration in CCT 800

TCP/IP
The following settings are available for TCP/IP connections:

Function Description
Interfaces > Data interfaces > tab TCP/IP
Call number In this field, the call number of the interface can be changes (in hex).
Description In this field, the description of the interface can be changed (e.g. “ComAccess”).
In this drop-down list, the connection type can be selected. If a connection type is
Type of connection
selected, the checkbox Log is enabled (except for “Pelco” and “Milestone XProtect”).

Feature PRO 800 6.0 – save ICX messages in the Intercom Server
PRO 800 Incoming and outgoing ICX messages of an IP interface can be saved in the Intercom Server
LICENCE L-LOG
directly without the need of an external equipment. The ICX messages storage can be read out
i.e. with the program ComLOG. This function is available with the following licences:
PRO 800  C-L-LOG: Saves ~ 100,000 ICX messages 1)
LICENCE L-LOG5
 C-L-LOG5: Saves ~ 5,000 ICX messages 1)
 C-L15-LOG (only for Intercom Server GE 150): Saves ~ 500 ICX messages 1)
PRO 800 1)
Note: The number of storable ICX messages depends on the length of the respective ICX mes-
sages (see below).
LICENCE L15-LOG

Activate this checkbox to save ICX messages of the respective IP interface in the
 Log
Intercom Server.
In this field, the port of the local interface can be changed, via which the connection is
Local port
carried out (by default 17000).
In this field, the IP address of the device can be entered, to which the connection is
Remote IP Address
established.
In this field, the port of the device can be entered, to which the connection is estab-
Remote port
lished. 1)
In this drop-down list, the time interval can be selected, after which an idle request is
Idle interval
sent to the third-party system.
In this drop-down list, the time interval can be selected, within which the remote
Idle response time
system has to confirm the TCP data packet.
In this field, the bits for “DSCP Packet Marking” (Differentiated Services Code Point)
DSCP
can be entered (value range: 0-63, e.g. “46” for “Expedited Forwarding”).
Password In these fields, passwords can be entered for the remote system (see page 13).
In this drop-down list, the data format of the ICX messages can be selected.
The following data formats are available:
Length ICX-
 Always long: ICX messages are always output with data format “long”.
messages
 Call number based: Data format of ICX message depends on the length of the call
numbers.
Lenel protocol Activate this checkbox to enable ComINT, the interface to Lenel’s Onguard.
1)
When a remote port is configured, the Intercom Server acts as TCP client.

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Function Description
In this drop-down list, an additional interface can be selected for parallel outputs of ICX
 Parallel Call Number
messages (see page 23). 2)

Feature licence “C-L-ICX” – Parallel output of ICX messages

PRO 800

LICENCE ICX
ICX messages can be put in parallel at a further interface

Activate this checkbox to enable ICX messages with the data format “long” at incom-
 IAX/SIP-T-Caller-ID
ing SIP calls (including IAX channel, control desk number, numeric SIP number and
Information
alphanumeric caller ID). 3) 4) 5)
2)
It is recommended to configure only one parallel output of ICX messages.
3)
The second interface (e.g. 1/0-11) of the G8-GEP/G3-GEM can only be used for CCT 800 configuration.
4)
For the output of ICX messages at an interface, licences are required (see page 25). Without a licence, only the
configuration via CCT 800 can be carried out.
5)
When configuring an Intercom Server with server number 100 or higher, call numbers for data interfaces will
automatically be generated (e.g. D009), which do not allow to send ICX commands. The call numbers must be
changed manually.

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RS-232
The following settings are available for RS232 connections:

Function Description
Interfaces > Data interfaces > tab RS232
Call number In this field, the call number of the interface can be changed (in hex).
Description In this field, the description of the interface can be changed (e.g. “ComAccess”).
Baud rate In this drop-down list, the baud rate of the interface can be selected.
Data bits In this drop-down list, the data bit configuration of the interface can be selected.
In this drop-down list, the interface protocol can be selected. If a protocol is selected,
Protocol
the checkbox Log is enabled (except for “Ultrak”).

Feature PRO 800 6.0 – save ICX messages in the Intercom Server
PRO 800 Incoming and outgoing ICX messages of a serial interface can be saved in the Intercom Server
LICENCE L-LOG
directly without the need of external equipment. The ICX messages storage can be read out i.e.
using the program ComLOG. This function is available with the following licences:
PRO 800  C-L-LOG: Saves ~ 100,000 ICX messages
LICENCE L-LOG5
 C-L-LOG5: Saves ~ 5,000 ICX messages
 C-L15-LOG (only for Intercom Server GE 150): Saves ~ 500 ICX messages
PRO 800 Note: The number of storable ICX messages depends on the length of the respective ICX
messages (see below).
LICENCE L15-LOG

Activate this checkbox to save ICX messages of the respective serial interface in the
 Log
Intercom Server.
Hardware-Handshake Activate this checkbox to enable the hardware-handshake mode.
Level Select the desired radio button to define the level of the interface. 1)
Retries In this field, the number of retries can be changed.
Timeout (ms) In this field, the timeout time of the interface can be changed.
In this drop-down list, the data format of the ICX messages can be selected. The
following data formats are available:
Length ICX-  Always long: ICX messages are always output with data format “long”.
messages  Always short: ICX messages are always output with data format “short”.
 Call number based: Data format of ICX message depends on the length of the call
numbers.
Lenel protocol Activate this checkbox to enable ComINT, the interface to Lenel’s Onguard.
In this drop-down list, an additional interface can be selected for parallel outputs of ICX
 Parallel Call Number
messages (see page 23). 2)

Feature licence “C-L-ICX” – Parallel output of ICX messages

PRO 800

LICENCE ICX
ICX messages can be output in parallel at a further interface

Activate this checkbox to enable ICX messages with the data format “long” at incom-
 IAX/SIP-T-Caller-ID
ing SIP calls (including IAX channel, control desk number, numeric SIP number and
Information
alphanumeric caller ID).
1)
With Gx-IF revision AB, RS-422 is not longer available.
2) It is recommended to configure only one parallel output of ICX messages per interface.

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Function Description
Port (Moxa) In this field, the port number of the Moxa Ethernet/IP converter can be entered.
IP Address (Moxa) In this field, the IP-address of the Moxa Ethernet IP converter can be entered. 3) 4)
3)
It is recommended to exclusively use the Moxa Ethernet/IP converter “Nport 5110A”.
4)
Before configuring via CCT 800, the Moxa Ethernet/IP converter has to be configured via the web interface. For
further information see the configuration manual “VirtuoSIS Setup Guide”.

 Control desk with ICX connection

With this connection type, all ICX messages will be output. Excluded are remote dialling messages.

Configuration CCT 800

To configure an ICX connection for a control desk, follow the instructions below:
1. Go to: Subscriber > Control Desks
2. Right-click on the desired subscriber and select „Add control desk function“.
3. Go to: Subscriber > Control Desks > tab IP/RS232-ICX
4. In the drop-down lists ICX 1 connection and/or ICX 2 connection, select the desired interface for the
output of ICX messages for the respective control desk.
5. (Optional) Click on the button Configure to configure the respective interface.

NOTE: Further information

For further information about the control desk configuration, see manual “Intercom Server
Configuration”.

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Remote dialling for subscriber

With this connection type, only remote dialling messages will be output. At a remote dialling, key
entries will be sent to a station as ICX message. All other buttons will still be processed in the
Intercom Server.

Configuration CCT 800

To configure remote dialling for a subscriber, follow the instructions below:
1. Go to: Subscriber > Remote Stations > tab Remote station
2. Right-click on the desired subscriber and select “Add Remote Subscriber”.
3. In the drop-down lists ICX 1 connection, select the desired interface for the output of ICX messages.
4. (Optional) Click on the button Configure to configure the respective interface.
5. Activate the checkbox Remote Subscriber conversation partner so that all conversation partners are
able to send remote dialling messages.
6. Go to: Subscriber > Remote Stations > tab Processing
7. (Optional) In the field Remote Dialling via buttons, the buttons can be changed, which are output via
the selected interface.
8. In the drop-down list Mode, select the entry “Special Mode”. The following modes are available:
9. (Optional) In the drop-down lists Process, the output of the function keys can be selected.

SA101 connection
With this connection type, all ICX messages will be output. Excluded are ICX messages for call
request, input message, call transfer control desk and remote dialling messages.

Configuration CCT 800

To configure a SA101 connection, follow the instructions below:
1. Go to: Intercom Server > General Settings > tab General
2. In the drop-down list Connection SA101, select the desired interface for the output of ICX messages.

 If a call request is to be sent by this subscriber in case of a line fault, carry out the following
configuration in CCT 800:
1. Go to: Subscriber > Remote Stations
2. Configure the function “Remote dialling for subscriber” for the subscriber to be monitored (see
above).
3. Go to: Subscriber > Control Desks
4. Right-click on the desired subscriber and select “Add control desk function”.
5. Go to: Subscriber > Call Request > tab Trigger
6. Right-click on the subscriber to be monitored and select “Add Call Request”.
7. Go to: Subscriber > Call Request > tab Parameter
8. Activate the checkbox Line-monitoring for the subscriber to be monitored.
9. Go to: Subscriber > Call Requests > sub-folder of the respective subscriber > tab Control Desks
10.Right-click and select the desired control desk via “Add Control Desk”.
11.Activate the checkbox Line fault for the subscriber to be monitored.

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Masking of ICX messages

The increasing number of ICX messages of various conditions and operations, which will be sent from
the Intercom Server to ICX interfaces, can be separated limited outwards for each interface with a
mask. Therefore, the “Task” and “Type” area can be enabled by a configurable up to 8-stage filter (all
other areas will be locked).

Configuration CCT 800

To configure a masking of ICX messages, follow the instructions below:
1. Go to: Interfaces > Data interfaces > tab Masking of ICX messages
2. In the field Unblocking mask, enter up to 8 task and type ranges in the format
“[TaskFrom]-[TaskTo] : [TypeFrom]-[TypeTo]”, which can be sent via the respective interface
(several definitions are separated via commas). See the following examples:
Data format “short” Data format “long”
50-7F 50-7F:00-FF
80:10 80-80:10-10
90:10-20 90-90:10-20
A0 A0-A0:00-FF
B0-BF:15 B0-BF:15-15

NOTE: Restrictions
 If “[TaskTo]” is not entered, “[TaskFrom]-[TaskFrom]” will be used.
 If “[TypeTo]” is not entered, “[TypeFrom]-[TypeFrom]” will be used.
 If no entry is entered for “[TypeFrom]-[TypeFrom]”, “00-FF” will be used.

 Parallel output of ICX messages

Feature licence “C-L-ICX” – Parallel output of ICX messages
PRO 800

LICENCE ICX
ICX messages can be put in parallel at a further interface

The output of ICX messages can be distributed to several interfaces in parallel (e.g. multiple interfaces
for third-party systems per control desk).

ATTENTION: Configure only one parallel output

It is recommended to configure only one parallel output of ICX messages!

Configuration CCT 800

To configure a parallel output of ICX messages, follow the instructions below:
1. Go to: Interfaces > Data interfaces > tab RS232 or Interfaces > Data interfaces > tab TCP/IP
2. In the drop-down list Parallel call number, select the desired interface for parallel outputs of ICX
messages.

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 Send ICX messages via direct dialling

 Pre-configured ICX messaged can be sent with dialling a direct dialling code (function code “9T5”).
Configuration CCT 800
To enable sending of ICX messages via direct dialling, follow the instructions below:
1. Go to: Parameter > ICX parameter
2. Right-click on the desired subscriber and select “Add parameter”.
3. Click on the button Configure to open the configuration dialogue.
4. Right-click and select “add entry”. The field ID is enabled.
5. In the field ID, enter any ID for the ICX message (01 – 99). The fields task, type and data are enabled.

NOTE: Unique ID per subscriber

The ID of the ICX message must be unique per subscriber.

6. In the field Task, enter the task number of the ICX message (e.g. “40”). In order to send an ICX
message to an other ICX interface, an ICX tunnel message has to be sent (task “6A”).
7. In the field Type, enter the type for the ICX message (e.g. “80”).
8. (optional) In the field Data, enter the data of the ICX message.
9. Go to: Subscriber > Direct dialling
10.In the field Direct Dialling, enter the direct dialling code “9T5” followed by the ID of the ICX message
for the subscriber that is to be authorised to send this ICX message (e.g. “0=9T501” to send the ICX
message with ID “01”).

ATTENTION: Restrictions
 The ICX messages ID is always 2 digits long!
 Spaces are not allowed for direct dialling targets!

Data format of ICX messages

Feature PRO 800 2.x – Force long ICX messages
PRO 800

LICENCE PRO2U
It is possible to permanently output ICX messages with data format “long”.

Configuration CCT 800

1. Go to: Interfaces > Data interfaces > tab TCP/IP or Interfaces > Data interfaces > tab RS232
2. In the drop-down list Length ICX-messages, select the desired data format of the ICX messages. The
following data formats are available:
 Always long: ICX messages are always output with data format “long”.
 Always short: ICX messages are always output with data format “short”.
 Call number based: Data format of ICX message depends on the length of the call numbers.

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Licensing

General
To send ICX messages via an interface (TCP or RS-232), the following steps must be carried out via
CCT 800:
1. Allocate a licence to the desired interface port on the respective card.

NOTE: Further information

For further information about licensing see the manual “Intercom Server Configuration”.

2. Configure an ICX message output (see page 18).

Interfaces

Onboard interfaces G8-GEP/G3-GEM/IS3-GEP

The G8-GEP/G3-GEM has two virtual ICX/TCP interfaces and one ICX/RS-232 interface. The IS3-GEP
and the G8-GEP of the Plug-In Server G8-IP-32 have two virtual ICX/TCP interfaces. They can be
licensed as follows:

Description Type Description

Depending on allocated licence (e.g. ICX or Studio).
n/0-08 RS-232
Without licence: only CCT 800 configuration possible. 1)
Depending on allocated licence (e.g. ICX or Studio).
n/0-10 IP
Without licence: only CCT 800 configuration possible.
n/0-11 IP Only CCT 800 configuration possible.
n = Intercom Server ID
1) Not for Intercom Server IS 300 and Plug-In Server G8-IP-32.

Without a licence, only the CCT 800 and ComLOG configuration can be carried out for the G8-GEP/G3-
GEM interfaces. If an ICX command is sent to an interface without a licence, the interface responds
with an answer message and the previously received ICX command.

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Additional interface cards G8-IF/G3-IF

G8-IF (min. rev. AB)
The G8-IF card, which has up to four virtual TCP/IP and two RS-232 interfaces, has to be licensed (see
illustration below). Without licence, only the CCT 800 configuration can be carried out for the G8-IF
card.

G3-IF (min. rev. AB)

The G3-IF card, which has up to two virtual TCP/IP and two RS-232 interfaces, has to be licensed (see
illustration below). Without licence, only the CCT 800 configuration can be carried out for the G3-IF
card.
G8-IF (rev. AB) G3-IF (rev. AB)

n/1-1 n/1-2 n/1-1 n/1-2

1.ICX 2.ICX 1.ICX 2.ICX

IP

IP
or or or or
CCT CCT CCT CCT CCT CCT
IP

IP

CCT CCT with 3x

4x no licence

RS-232

RS-232
n/1-3 n/1-4 3.ICX n/1-5 n/1-6 L3-IF-ICX
3.ICX
no licence or L8-IF-ICX or
CCT CCT CCT CCT CCT CCT CCT CCT
RS-232

RS-232

n/1-5 n/1-6 4.ICX

or
CCT CCT CCT CCT

n = Intercom Server ID

ICX messages with PRO 800 licence

A PRO 800 licence is required for the Intercom Server to use the following ICX messages.

VirtuoSIS 10.0
VirtuoSIS 11.0
VirtuoSIS 12.0
VirtuoSIS 7.0
VirtuoSIS 7.1
VirtuoSIS 8.0
VirtuoSIS 9.0
PRO 800 6U
PRO 800 2U
PRO 800 3U
PRO 800 4U
PRO 800 5U

see page
Licensed ICX messages

Force ICX messages with data format “long”             24

DTMF tone for telephone interface             45
Establish call with certain call mode          47
Follow me             51
Fix privacy when calling             52
LED/button simulation             55
Group call with pre-recorded audio             56
70 V/100 V line monitoring             58
Temporary deactivation of audio recording             65
Recording of voice message            68
Logic module           71
EN 81-28 button monitoring             36/51
Switching external/internal loudspeaker (only EX 7000)         62
RTP mode             41/65/79
VOX mode         79

NOTE: Further information

For further information about licensing, see the manual “Intercom Server Configuration”.

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ICX protocol features

Interface messages
Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Sender 4A XX YYYY XXXX
Pro 05.3
Receiver 4A 00 YYYY XXXX
XX Various hex-values (0-F for 1-15) to be transmitted
XXXX Various hex-values (0-F for 1-15) to be transmitted
YYYY Call number of destination ICX interface 1)
1)
The ICX interface is shown in CCT 800 at Interfaces > Data interfaces > tab RS232 and Interfaces > Data interfaces > tab TCP/IP.
Note: If the value “FFFF” will be used only for the “parameter 1”, the interface message will be sent to all interfaces.
Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Self-extracting transparent message 6A XX YY ZZZZ PRO 800 3.0
XXYY Call number of destination ICX interface
ZZZZ Data that is to be output at the interface “XXYY” (in hex) 1)
1)
Must be an ICX command with format “short” (task < 60) or “long” (task ≥ 80).
Note: The system number of the receiver must be “00” (see page 8).

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Interface status monitoring

Alive message
The following alive message can be sent by a third-party system in configurable intervals to the
Intercom Server for monitoring the functionality:

Alive message Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW

Alive message 40 A2 Call number input XXXX Pro 05.4
XXXX Time (in seconds; decimal) until input simulation of level “short”
When the Intercom Server receives the alive message for the first time, the Intercom Server expects
the alive message always after the configured interval. The time defined in the alive message should
be configured a little bit longer than the interval, after which the third-party system sends the alive
message.
If the alive message does not arrive within this time, the input level “short” will be simulated for an
input (input is defined in the alive message). For example, this input can be used for indication at a
control desk.

Watchdog message
The following watchdog message can be sent by the Intercom Server in configurable intervals to
another Intercom Server or third-party system for monitoring the functionality:

Watchdog Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW

Message from the Intercom Server 42 A4 XXXX 00GG
Pro 05.4
Answer from third-party system 40 A4 XXXX 00GG
XXXX Input number
GG Group number (01–99).
If the answer of the watchdog message does not arrive within the defined time (see configuration
below), the input level “short” will be simulated for an input (input is defined in the alive message).
For example, this input can be used for indication at a control desk.

ATTENTION: Network monitoring only in same WAN region

Network monitoring is only possible within the same WAN region!

Configuration CCT 800

To enable sending of watchdog messages via direct dialling, follow the instructions below:
1. Go to: Inputs > Input message
2. Right-click on the desired input and select “Add Input message”.
3. Go to: Inputs > Input message > sub-folder of the respective input > tab Network Monitoring
4. Right-click on the desired input and select “Add monitoring”.
5. (Optional) In the field Waiting time [s], the time for all groups can be changed, after which a
watchdog message will be sent after a restart of the system (max. 1049 seconds (approx. 17
minutes), by default 30 seconds). This time ensures that all connections are established before the
network monitoring has been activated. The waiting time of group 1 is used for all groups of the
system.
6. In the field Polling time [s] enter the interval for sending watchdog messages for the respective
group (max. 245760 seconds (approx. 68 hours)).

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7. In the drop-down lists Answer time [min] and Answer time [s], select the time for the respective
group to wait for an answer from the monitored Intercom Server, before an error is indicated (max.
15 seconds or 15 minutes).

NOTE: Restrictions
 For Intercom Servers connected via S0, the time for build-up of connection has to be observed.
 The answer time is not used for NET networks.

8. In the drop-down list V24 - call number, select the desired interface for the corresponding group via
which the watchdog messages are to be output.
9. (Optional) In the field Intercom Servers, the ID of the monitored Intercom Server can be entered for
the respective group (several definitions are separated by a comma).

Control display areas of dot-matrix displays

Area 1
Row 1
Row 2 141
Area 2 Row 3 Name
Row 4
Area 3 privacy call
Row 5
Row 6 1-open door
Area 4 Row 7 < >-volume
Row 8 X-quit
Each ICX message can control several areas of a dot-matrix display. With overwriting one or several
rows, all other blank rows will automatically be overwritten with blanks (code ID 20). E.g. if “privacy
call 1” is sent to “row 4”, then “row 5” will be filled with blanks.

Encoding of segment and dot-matrix display

Dot-matrix display
For controlling the dot-matrix display, the following standard ASCII character set (7 Bit) is used:

Code Code Code Code Code Code Code Code

blank 20 ( 28 0 30 8 38 @ 40 H 48 P 50 X 58
! 21 ) 29 1 31 9 39 A 41 I 49 Q 51 Y 59
” 22 * 2A 2 32 : 3A B 42 J 4A R 52 Z 5A
# 23 + 2B 3 33 ; 3B C 43 K 4B S 53 [ 5B
$ 24 ’ 2C 4 34 < 3C D 44 L 4C T 54 \ 5C
% 25 - 2D 5 35 = 3D E 45 M 4D U 55 ] 5D
& 26 . 2E 6 36 > 3E F 46 N 4E V 56 ^ 5E
' 27 / 2F 7 37 ? 3F G 47 O 4F W 57 _ 5F
` 60 d 64 h 68 l 6C p 70 t 74 x 78 | 7C
a 61 e 65 i 69 m 6D q 71 u 75 y 79 } 7D
b 62 f 66 j 6A n 6E r 72 v 76 z 7A ~ 7E
c 63 g 67 k 6B o 6F s 73 w 77 { 7B

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Code Code Code Code Code Code Code Code

Ä 01 ä 04 é 08 d 0C Š 10 Ž 14 A 1A E 1E
Ö 02 ö 05 è 09 0D š 11 ž 15 B 1B F 1F
Ü 03 ü 06 c 0A x 0E Œ 12 Ÿ 16 C 1C
ß 07 u 0B t 0F œ 13 D 1D

The following additional characters can be used for the dot-matrix display:

Code Code Code Code Code Code Code Code

À C0 Ä C4 Ì C8 Ì CC Ð D0 Ô D4 Ø D8 Ü DC
Á C1 Å C5 É C9 Í CD Ñ D1 Õ D5 Ù D9 Ý DD
 C2 Æ C6 Ê CA Î CE Ò D2 Ö D6 Ú DA Þ DE
à C3 Ç C7 Ë CB Ï CF Ó D3 × D7 Û DB ß DF
à E0 ä E4 è E8 ì EC ð F0 ô F4 ø F8 ü FC
á E1 å E5 é E9 í ED ñ F1 õ F5 ù F9 ý FD
â E2 æ E6 ê EA î EE ò F2 ö F6 ú FA þ FE
ã E3 ç E7 ë EB ï EF ó F3 ÷ F7 û FB ÿ FF

Segment display
Code Code Code Code Code Code Code Code
0 00 8 08 _ 10 H 18 P 20 X 28 a 30 n 38
1 01 9 09 A 11 I 19 Q 21 Y 29 b 31 o 39
2 02 - 0A B 12 J 1A R 22 Z 2A c 32 r 3A
3 03 > 0B C 13 K 1B S 23 * 2B d 33 t 3B
4 04 < 0C D 14 L 1C T 24 + 2C h 34 u 3C
5 05 -> 0D E 15 M 1D U 25 = 2D i 35 v 3D
6 06 <- 0E F 16 N 1E V 26 / 2E k 36 w 3E
7 07 blank 0F G 17 O 1F W 27 ] 2F m 37 z 3

The data must be entered with EE411 coding (incl. dot and colon):
 Hexadecimal addition of “40”: Character with dot (e.g. “71” = “b.”)
 Hexadecimal addition of “80”: Character with colon (e.g. “92” = “B:”)

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Studio (WAN)
The ICX message will be sent to the configured ICX block within the region. This ICX message will
also be sent via all WAN connections for which this ICX block is configured. In a remote region, the
ICX message will be forwarded to the respective ICX block of that region (therefore, it is possible to
configure different ICX blocks for regions). ICX messages can be separated into the following 3
categories:

Parameter 1 Parameter 2
Category 1 (e.g. 420D) 1) Call number Code digits
Category 2 (e.g. 4212) 2) Call number Call number
Category 3 (e.g. 5B60) Unique call number Unique call number
1)
When parameter 1 does not contain a call number, the value “0000” is set automatically.
2)
Both call numbers will be expanded with the WAN prefix when sending over WAN.

NOTE: Restrictions
 Category 3 messages are not converted and keep the data format “short”. For control desk transfers
(“5B6x”) and secretary transfer (“4217”), both call numbers must have been configured with the data
format “short” and must be unique.
 At start or failure of an Intercom Server, ICX messages will only be sent to the regional ICX interfaces.

ICX tunnel message

With the following message format, an ICX tunnel message can be sent to a remote region:
Tunnel message Message format Server SW
Tunnel message 007000 TA TY XXXX YYYY... Pro 06.0
TA Task
TY Type
XXXX Pre-dialling code (e.g. F200)
YYYY Data

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ICX messages from the Intercom Server

Feature see page Feature see page
General Intercom function 32 Door function 38
Privacy, busy, re-call request 36 Control desk function 38
Direct dialling button 36 DSP function 39
Input, output 36 Video 40
Group call, All Call 36 Speech recording 41
Conference 37 Time and date 42
Music, radio conference, conference 37 WAN function 42
PA 37 Features with additional interface 43
Alarm function 38

General Intercom function

System fault Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Intercom Server offline 42 00 XXYY 1)
ZZZZ
Intercom Server online 42 01 XXYY ZZZZ
Pro 04.1
All cards in normal operation 2) 42 02 XXYY 0000*
Card failure 42 02 XXYY Code
XX Housing number (00–FF for 00–255)
YY Internal data (variable, with software min. Pro 05.5 fix “00”)
ZZZZ Software version (e.g. 0407 = Pro 04.7)
Code Code for slot:
1–4000 9–0040
2–2000 10–0020
3–1000 11–0010
4–0800 12–0008
5–0400 A–0004
6–0200 B–0002
7–0100 C–0001
8–0080
If more than one card fails, the codes are added hexadecimal (1 bit per slot):
slot: hex: bin:
1: 4000 0100 0000 0000 0000 9: 0040 0000 0000 0100 0000
2: 2000 0010 0000 0000 0000 10: 0020 0000 0000 0010 0000
3: 1000 0001 0000 0000 0000 11: 0010 0000 0000 0001 0000
4: 0800 0000 1000 0000 0000 12: 0008 0000 0000 0000 1000
5: 0400 0000 0100 0000 0000 A: 0004 0000 0000 0000 0100
6: 0200 0000 0010 0000 0000 B: 0002 0000 0000 0000 0010
7: 0100 0000 0001 0000 0000 C: 0001 0000 0000 0000 0001
8: 0080 0000 0000 1000 0000
Examples:
If card in slot 4 fails 0800
If card in slot 5 fails in addition 0C00
If card in slot 4 works again 0400
If card in slot 5 works again 0000
1)
As of Pro 06.3/SIS, 10.0 the parameter value is 0000.
2) The ICX message for “all cards in normal operation” will not be output at the start of the Intercom Server (e.g. after exchanging of a faulty card).
The ICX message “start of Intercom Server” can be used as reset string in that case. If the card is still faulty, the fault ICX message will be
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Messages for error tone or microphone mute Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Message for error tone 1) 42 1D Call number subscriber 000X PRO 800 2.0
Message for microphone mute 1) 2) 3) 42 27 Call number subscriber 000Y PRO 800 3.0
X Error tone status
0 Off
1 On
Y Microphone status
0 Off
1 On
1)
Note: The following configuration has to be carried out via CCT 800:
 Up to CCT 800 2.1: Subscriber > Remote Subscribers > tab Remote Subscriber
 With CCT 800 3.0 or higher: Subscriber > Entitlements > tab Alarm, Common
 Activate the checkbox Subscriber specific ICX messages for the respective subscriber.
2) Note: The following configuration has to be carried out via CCT 800:
1. Got to: Subscriber > Remote Station > tab Processing
2. In the drop-down-list Mode, select the entry “special mode” for the respective subscriber. The following fields will be enabled in CCT 800.
3. In the drop-down list Process after dialling 0-9, select the entry “Intercom Server” for the respective subscriber to activate the microphone
mute.
3)
Requirement: Upgrade licence “C-L-PRO3U” is required.
Remote dialling Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Button pressed 42 1B Call number subscriber 000X
Button released 42 1B Call number subscriber 010X
Pro 04.6
Button pressed during audio reception (e.g. conversation) 42 1B Call number subscriber 008X
Button released during audio reception (e.g. conversation) 42 1B Call number subscriber 018X
Function button 42 50 Call number subscriber 000Y Pro 05.3
X Button (0–9)
A T
B X
E Privacy
Y Button
0 Function button released
1 A
2 B
3 C
4 D
5 E
6 F
Conversation Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Call number calling Call number called
End of conversation (subscriber free) 1) 42 10
subscriber subscriber
Call number calling Call number called
Loudspeaking conversation 42 12
subscriber subscriber
Pro 04.0
Call number calling Call number called
Conversation partner private 42 13
subscriber subscriber
Call number calling Call number called
Conversation partner busy 42 14
subscriber subscriber
Call number calling Call number called
Conversation interrupted (transfer, conference) 42 11
subscriber subscriber
1)
Pro 04.6
Tieline call canceled with F6 at EE 580 (with SA 101): 2 ICX 42 10 Call number calling / Call number calling /
messages 42 10 called subscriber called subscriber

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Conversation Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW

Subscriber not available (up to 8 digits) 62 23 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN
PRO 800 1.2
Subscriber not available (up to 4 digits) 42 23 TTTT NNNN
TTTT 4-digit call number of the call initiating subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the call initiating subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
NNNN 4-digit call number dialled (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
NNNN NNNN 8-digit call number dialled (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
Carry out the following configuration in CCT 800:
1. Go to: Intercom Server - Block XX > General > tab Common
2. ICX message at invalid number: In the field Number of digits, enter the number of digits, after which an ICX message is output for invalid
dialling (0 = not activated).
Line fault with fault type Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Line fault with fault type 62 05 TTTT TTTT 0000 XXYY
see below
Line fault with fault type 42 05 TTTT XXYY
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
XX Error code (min. PRO 800 1.2) XX Error code (min. PRO 800 2.0)
10 Digital two-wire transmission interrupted 17 EN 81-28 Button Monitoring
11 Audio line monitoring 1D Error expansion bus ET 901
12 Timeout life-message 1E Error UART interface
13 WS sabotage contact XX Error code (min. PRO 800 3.1)
14 Button stuck AN LAN connection failure (N = 0–F for 0–15; LAN
15 Expansion-Bus fault connection configured via CCT 800)
16 SPI fault (WS camera and monitor subscribers) XX Error code (min. PRO 800 5.1)
1A Error main connection 30 SIP-C subscriber not available
1B Error secondary connection (or first fallback connection) 31 SIP-T primary trunk not available
1F Error RS-485 32 SIP-T secondary trunk not available
20 EE4xx line break A/B 33 SIP-T primary and secondary trunk not available
21 EE4xx line break A/C
XX Error code
22 EE4xx short A/B
(min. PRO 800 6.3 Build 9, VirtuoSIS 8.1)
23 EE4xx short A/C (button stuck)
2D G8-TEL4 SLIC voltage error or line fault
70 S0-layer1 fault
71 GTEL line fault XX Error code
80 Error slave client (min. PRO 800 6.3 Build 16, VirtuoSIS 9.0)
2E No audio output on the amplifier
XX Error code (min. PRO 800 1.3)
26 The temperature in the amplifier is too high
19 Error primary/external power supply
25 The cooling fan(s) do(es)n't work properly
1C Error third connection (or second fallback connection)
18 Error secondary power supply
27 AF earth fault
AF 50, AF 125, AF 250, AF 500: R < 50 kΩ YY Fault status
28 AF short circuit fault 00 No fault
AF 50: R < 50 Ω for 70 V line, R < 100 Ω for 100 V line 01 Fault active
AF 125: R < 20 Ω for 70 V line, R < 40 Ω for 100 V line
AF 250: R < 10 Ω for 70 V line, R < 20 Ω for 100 V line
AF 500: R < 5 Ω for 70 V line, R < 10 Ω for 100 V line
29 AF disconnection
AF 50: R > 10 kΩ for 70 V line and 100 V line
AF 125: R > 10 kΩ for 70 V line and 100 V line
AF 250: R > 1 kΩ for 70 V line and 100 V line
AF 500: R > 1 kΩ for 70 V line and 100 V line
2A AF impedance too high (depends on the configuration)
2B AF impedance too low (depends on the configuration)
2C AF AMP error
AF 50: e.g. overload protection active – more than 50 W
AF 250: e.g. overload protection active – more than 250 W
Note: With PRO 800 1.2 or higher an additional ICX message will be output additionally to the old line fault message which includes various line
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Remote menu Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Selection of a menu entry 82 93 TTTT TTTT XX YY ZZ PRO 800 1.2
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
XX Menu ID (01–FF for 1–255)
YY Text ID (currently selected row in the display)
ZZ Cause for menu end
01 End with X button
02 Via timeout
04 When the menu ID does not exist
20 End via scrolling to a different entry
Status indication of connection of an IP-subscriber Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Connection switch 62 A8 TTTT TTTT 0000 UXYZ
PRO 800 1.2
Connection switch 42 A8 TTTT UXYZ
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
U Queried connection
0 No connection queried
1 Standard connection
2 Fallback 1
3 Fallback 2
X Active connection
0 No connection active
1 Standard connection
2 Fallback 1
3 Fallback 2
Y Error
0 No error existing
1 Standard connection
2 Fallback 1
3 Fallback 2
4 Standard connection and fallback 1
5 Standard connection and fallback 2
6 Fallback 1 and fallback 2
7 All
Z Mode
0 Automatic
1 Standard connection fixed
2 Fallback 1 fixed
3 Fallback 2 fixed
Configuration CCT 800
1. Go to: Subscriber > Call Request > tab Parameter
2. Activate the checkbox Line-monitoring for the respective subscriber. For further information about the line monitoring, see the manual
“Intercom Server Configuration”.
Caller-ID information (S0/IAX/SIP-T) at incoming calls Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Call request 9B 21/22 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN RRRR... XXXX...
PRO 800 1.2
State of conversation 92 10/12 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN RRRR... XXXX...
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
NNNN NNNN 8-digit call number of the channel (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
RRRR 24-digit numeric call number (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
XXXX Alphanumeric caller ID of the call number (length variable)
Attention: In order to use this ICX message next to the control desk ICX connection (Project > Subscriber > Control Desks > tab IP/RS232 - ICX),
it is necessary to configure S0/IAX/SIP-T - Caller-ID Information at Project > Interfaces > Data Interfaces in the tab RS232 or in the tab
TCP/IP.
Requirements:
IAX card with firmware version min. 1.3 is required.
SIP-Trunk min. VirtuoSIS 8.0 is required.
Example: Incoming phone call resulting in call request from channel to control desk
Call number control desk 101
Call number channel 129
Call number phone 6001
Caller ID 45542D534950
ICX message 009B0021 FFFFF101 FFFFF129 6001FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF 45542D534950

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EN 81-28 button monitoring Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
PRO 800 Monitoring of button “OK” 62 05 TTTT TTTT 0000 1700
LICENCE
PRO2U Monitoring of button “OK” 42 05 TTTT 1700
PRO 800 2.0
Monitoring of button “ERROR” 62 05 TTTT TTTT 0000 1701
Monitoring of button “ERROR” 42 05 TTTT 1701
TTTT 4-digit call number of EN 81-28 (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of EN 81-28 (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
Note: An answer message will be output for each subscriber of the configured interface. If a line fault has been indicated, the answer message
“ERROR” will be sent. The line fault will be acknowledged at a successful test.
Privacy, busy, re-call request
Privacy, transfer Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
End of privacy/Follow Me/secretary 42 17 Call number subscriber 0000
Activation privacy by turning subscriber 42 17 Call number subscriber 0200
Pro 04.6
Activation privacy with “031” 42 17 Call number subscriber 0100
Activation Follow Me/secretary 42 17 Call number subscriber Target subscriber
Call number calling Call number called
Transfer 42 19 Pro 05.3
subscriber subscriber
Call number calling Call number called
Transfer (called subscriber “button 9”) 42 1A
subscriber subscriber
Pro 05.4
Call number calling Call number called
Transfer (calling subscriber “button 9”) 42 18
subscriber subscriber
Re-call request/call reminder Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Call number subscriber
Activate 42 A5 Call number subscriber
with reminder
Pro 05.7
Call number subscriber
Deactivate 42 A6 Call number subscriber
with reminder
Direct dialling button
PRO 800 Direct dialling button control Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE
PRO2U Direct dialling button control 82 9E TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN DF YZ GG PRO 800 2.1
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
NNNN NNNN Configured call number/function for button via CCT 800 (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
DF Remote control 1) 2)
YZ Mode
01 Button pressed
02 Button released
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
Note: This function is only valid for subscribers with direct dialling buttons (e.g. EE 380A, Conductor, Intercom Client, ...).
1) Up to PRO 800 6.0, this function is only supported by Conductor. With PRO 800 6.1 or higher, this function will also be supported by EE 380A, Inter-
com Clients (ICCAA and ICCNA) and EE 980.
2)
For Conductor the mode “Release button” is available with PRO 800 6.1 or higher.
Input, output
Feedback from output 1) Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Output inactive 5B 40 Call number output FFFF 2)

Output active 5B 41 Call number output FFFF 2) Pro 04.0

Output blinking 5B 43 Call number output FFFF 2)

Output as control desk buzzer 5B 45 Call number output FFFF 2) Pro 05.5
1) A feedback of outputs is only required if a call number is configured for the respective output or either “never”, “on change” or “on restart and
on change” is selected in the drop-down list ICX message for the respective output (not for subscriber outputs; except real outputs).
2) “FFFF” only for e.g. attendant contacts. If the output will be switched manually, the call number of the subscriber will be sent.
Group call, All Call
Group call, All Call Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
End of announcement 42 10 Call no. calling subscriber XXXX
Start of All Call/group call 42 12 Call no. calling subscriber XXXX Pro 04.0
Busy all All Call/group call 42 14 Call no. calling subscriber XXXX
XXXX All Call/group call (e.g. “FF00” or “F010”)

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Conference

OpenDuplex® conference status Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
OpenDuplex® conference started or terminated 42 TY1 TTTT XXYY
® PRO 800 6.3
Status change of OpenDuplex conference participant 42 TY2 TTTT ZZZZ
VirtuoSIS 7.1
Status change of OpenDuplex® conference participant 82 TY2 TTTT TTTT ZZZZ ZZZZ
®
TY1 OpenDuplex conference status
80 Conference terminated
81 Conference started
0F Subscriber joined or has left conference 3)
TY2 OpenDuplex® conference participant status
82 Subscriber joined at start of conference
83 Subscriber joined conference subsequently
84 Subscriber has left conference
85 Conference inactive at participant 1)
86 Conference active at participant 2)
TTTT 4-digit call number of the conference initiator (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the conference initiator (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
XX Status information 00 = conference ended, 01 = conference started
YY Conference number 01-40 at 6T and 7T conference (leading empty digits are filled with “F”), EE at 8T conference
ZZZZ 4-digit call number of the conference participant (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
ZZZZ ZZZZ 8-digit call number of the conference participant (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
1)
The ICX message will be sent when the button 8 is pressed during an active OpenDuplex® conference to invite a subscriber.
2)
The ICX message will be sent when the button 8 or X is pressed during an inactive OpenDuplex® conference and the conference participant re-
joins the conference.
3)
The ICX message is only transmitted for the initiator of an OpenDuplex® conference and for every participant of a Party Line conference.
Notes:
 An ICX connection must be configured for the control desk (see page 21).
 The order of the received ICX messages with type 82 – 86 does not need to be the same as the order in which the respective events occurred.
Music, radio conference, conference
Radio conference (6T), predefined conference (7T) Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Initiate 42 0D Call number subscriber 01XX
Switch on 42 0D Call number subscriber 02XX
Listen (after talk) 42 0D Call number subscriber 03XX Pro 04.6
Talk 42 0D Call number subscriber 10XX
Switch off 42 0D Call number subscriber 00XX
Button “T” pressed for talking 42 0D Call number subscriber 04XX Pro 05.5
Changed volume 42 B3 Call number subscriber XXYY PRO 800 1.2
XX Conference number
01 – 40 at 6T and 7T conference
EE at 8T conference
YY Volume (00–0C for 0–12)
Music switch on/off Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Switch music on 42 0E Call number subscriber 02XX
Pro 05.4
Switch music off 42 0E Call number subscriber 00XX
XX Music channel number
PA
PA announcement Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Start of announcement 42 22 Call no. PA subscriber Dialed code
Call number calling
(2 ICX messages) 42 12 Dialed code
subscriber Pro 04.1
Call number calling
End of announcement 42 10 Dialed code
subscriber

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PA announcement Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW

State indication PA announcement 82 AD TTTT TTTT GG XX...GG XX PRO 800 1.3
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
GG PA zone number (01–30; group 60–89)
00 All PA zones
XX Mode
00 Group is not selected
01 Group is selected
Note: The state indication is available for group calls only, which are initiated via an ICX message.
Alarm function
Alarm message Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Start of alarm 4C 20 Call number initiator GGXY
End of alarm 4C 30 Call number initiator GGXY
Acknowledge alarm at initiator 4C 31 Call number initiator GGXY Pro 04.0
Acknowledge alarm at receiver 4C 32 Call number receiver GGXY
Deactivate transfer with “9T3T” 4C 33 Call number initiator GGXY
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
X Priority digit
Y Transfer level (0–F for 1–15; replayed starting at the 16th transfer level)
Door function
Door message Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Valid code input 42 09 Call no. door station Code
Invalid code input 42 08 Call no. door station Code Pro 04.0
Door opened with button 42 0A Call no. door station Call no. control station
Door opened with button 42 0A Call no. door station Call no. door opener Pro 05.5
Door ringing 42 0B Call no. door station XXXX Pro 06.0
XXXX e.g. “F980” for ringing at group “0”. “9801” for ringing at group “1” with 2-digit groups
Control desk function
Call suppression Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Call suppression 5B 6F Call number subscriber 00XY Pro 05.6
X Mask for call suppression
Y Mask for buzzer suppression
Call transfer control desk Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Call transfer activated 5B 6X Call number control desk Call number target
Pro 04.7
Call transfer deactivated 5B 6X Call number control desk FFFF
Parallel indication activated 5B 7X Call number control desk Call number target
Parallel indication deactivated 5B 7X Call number control desk FFFF
Pro 05.6
Night transfer activated 5B 61 Call number control desk 9499
Night transfer deactivated 5B 60 Call number control desk 9499
Call fetching activated 5B 8X Call number control desk Call no. control desk
Call fetching deactivated 5B 8X Call number control desk FFFF
Pro 06.0
Call transfer after time initiated 5B 61 Call number control desk 949Y
Call transfer after time end 5B 60 Call number control desk 949Y
X Call group
1 “Call 1”: normal call from an intercom station
2 “Call 2”: emergency call from an intercom station
3 All Call requests: All Call requests from intercom stations (as of Pro 05.5 incl. classic parked calls)
4 All input messages without buzzer
5 “Active 1”: normal call from an input (with buzzer)
6 “Active 2”: emergency call from an input (with buzzer)
7 All input messages with buzzer
8 Line faults (from intercom stations and inputs)
9 All call types (as of Pro 05.5 incl. classic parked calls)
Y Transfer number
Note: An ICX connection must be configured for the control desk (see page 21).

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Call request Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW

Call number calling
Call request “call 1” 5B 21 Call number control desk
subscriber
Call number calling
Call request “call 2” 5B 22 Call number control desk Pro 04.0
subscriber
Call number calling
Classic call park function activated 5B 23 Call number control desk
subscriber
Call number calling
Call request/classic call park function deleted 5B 30 Call number control desk
subscriber
Pro 04.7
Call number calling
Acknowledge, buzzer off 5B 31 Call number control desk
subscriber
Call number calling
Call request/classic call park function deleted by this control desk 5B 35 Call number control desk
subscriber
Pro 05.7
1) Call number calling
Acknowledged by this control desk 5B 36 Call number control desk
subscriber
Call number calling
Automatically conversation end 5B 39 Call number control desk Pro 06.2
subscriber
Line fault occurred 42 15 Faulty subscriber 0001
Pro 04.6
Line fault removed 42 15 Faulty subscriber 0000
1) Note: The following configuration has to be carried out via CCT 800:

1. Go to: Intercom Server - Block XX > General > tab Control desk system
2. Activate the checkbox Additional ICX messages for “acknowledged” and “deleted”.
Start-up message Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Start-up message 42 1E 1) 1) Pro x.x
Note: This start-up message will be sent for compatibility reasons and can be ignored.
1) Internal data

Answer: automatic transfer 5B 61 Call number subscriber 0000 Pro 04.7

Input message Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
“Active 1” (call type 4) 5B 24 Call number control desk Call number input
“Active 1” (call type 5) 5B 25 Call number control desk Call number input
“Active 2” (call type 6) 5B 26 Call number control desk Call number input
“Active 2” (call type 7) 5B 27 Call number control desk Call number input
“Active 1” (call type 10) 5B 2A Call number control desk Call number input
“Active 2” (call type 11) 5B 2B Call number control desk Call number input
“Active 1” (call type 12) 5B 2C Call number control desk Call number input
Pro 04.0
“Active 1” (call type 13) 5B 2D Call number control desk Call number input
“Active 2” (call type 14) 5B 2E Call number control desk Call number input
“Active 2” (call type 15) 5B 2F Call number control desk Call number input
Line fault (call type 8) 5B 28 Call number control desk Call number input
Line fault (call type 9) 5B 29 Call number control desk Call number input
Input message acknowledged 5B 31 Call number control desk Call number input
Input message deleted 5B 30 Call number control desk Call number input
DSP function
Audio monitoring Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Audio monitoring off 42 8F Call number subscriber 00YY
Pro 05.5
Audio monitoring on 42 8F Call number subscriber XXYY
XX Trigger dB-value
Hex 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 0A 0D
dBA off 60 63 67 70 73 77 80 83 87 standard values
dBA off 50 56 62 68 74 80 90 100 110 extended values
+10 = Off after start of Intercom Server +20 = Multifunction-LED permanently on
+40 = Multifunction-LED permanently off +80 = Permanent
YY Integration
Hex 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F
s 0 0.5 0.7 1 1.4 2 2.8 4 5.6 8 10 11 12 13 14 15
+20 = Extended values for parameter “trigger dB-value”
+40 = Audio monitoring with speech recording +80 = Short integration

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Loudspeaker/microphone monitoring Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW

Answer from Intercom Server 42 8E Call number subscriber XYZZ Pro 05.7
X Cycle time
0 15min
1 30 min
2 45 min
3 60 min (max. 1 hour)
8 Check only once
9 Switch off
Y Volume white noise (1–F for 1–15)
ZZ Retry time (in seconds; 00–FF for 0–255)
dB-level changing (2-step volume control) Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Current dB-level 42 96 Call number subscriber VXYZ PRO 800 1.3
V Configured dB-level (in hex) for "Range 1" (e.g. "1" corresponds to dB-value of 42 dB)
X Configured dB-level (in hex) for "Range 3" (e.g. "F" corresponds to dB-value of 84 dB)
Y Current range
1 "Range 1"
2 "Range 2"
3 "Range 3"
0 Off
Z Currently measured dB-step (in hex, 1 – F for 15 steps in 3 dB increments, from 42 dB to 84 dB)
For more information, see manual "Intercom Server Configuration".
Video
Camera control (softvideo) Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Press button 5E FU 000V 0000
Release button 5E EU 000V 0000 Pro 05.6
Camera control 5E XX YYYY ZZZZ
U Button (0–9)
V Camera number
E Fixed value
XX Camera status
00 Switch off camera
01 Switch on camera
A0-A9 Pre-defined position
F0-F9 After-dialling for press button
E0-E9 After-dialling for release button
YYYY Camera number (decimal)
ZZZZ Monitor number (decimal)
Camera text (softvideo) Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Camera text 9F 00 XXXX Text Pro 05.6
XXXX Camera number (decimal)
Text 14-digit (ASCII coding; fill leading empty digits with blanks)
Camera state (softvideo) Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Camera state 9E XX YYYY ZZZZ TTTT NNNN
PRO 800 2.0
Camera state 9C XX YYYY ZZZZ TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN
Camera switched to monitor 5E 01 YYYY ZZZZ
Pro 05.6
Camera switched off from monitor 5E 00 0000 ZZZZ
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber which initiating the call (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber which initiating the call (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
NNNN 4-digit call number of the subscriber which receive the call (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
NNNN NNNN 8-digit call number of the subscriber which receive the call (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
XX Reason of video connection
00 Manual connection (over dialling code “96” or “97”)
10 Conversation
21–2F Call request/input message active (over dialling code “96” or “97”)
31–3F Call request/input message receipted
YYYY Camera number (decimal)
ZZZZ Monitor number (decimal)
Camera text 5F XX YYYY Pro 05.6
XXXX 1 byte non-specific data
Text 14 byte text, 2 byte non-specific data, 1 byte camera number (in hex; the camera text is output as one single byte per character)
Example: Text “Barrier 11” for camera 1 and type 00: “00 5F 00 42 61 72 72 69 65 72 20 31 31 20 20 20 20 20 20 01 00”

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Speech recording
PRO 800 RTP mode Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE
PRO2U RTP mode 8D XY TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN RRRR RRRR PRO 800 2.1
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the recording subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
NNNN NNNN 8-digit call number of the recorded subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
RRRR RRRR 8-digit call number of the subscriber/initiator of the recording (leading empty digits are filled with “F”; in case the mode “OFF” is
activated, all digits are filled with “F”)
X Active mode
0 Off
1 24/7
2 Activities without tones
3 Only audio
4 RTP server
Y State
0 Idle mode
1 General activity
2 Conversation
3 Group call/alarm
4 Recording
XY
0B Interruption of the recording
0C Continuation of the recording
G8-AUD4 Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Conversation started 8E 11 TTTT NNNN RRRR
Pro 05.5
Conversation terminated 8E 10 TTTT NNNN RRRR
Alarm started 8E 21 TTTT XXXX YYYY
Alarm terminated 8E 20 TTTT XXXX YYYY
All Call/group call started 8E 31 TTTT XXXX YYYY
Pro 05.5
All Call/group call terminated 8E 30 TTTT XXXX YYYY
Conference started 8E 41 TTTT XXXX ZZZZ
Conference terminated 8E 40 TTTT XXXX ZZZZ
State of conference recording 8E/8F UU TTTT SSSS SSSS ZZZZ Pro 05.6
TTTT 4-digit call number of the recorder (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
NNNN 4-digit call number of called subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
RRRR 4-digit call number of calling subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
SSSS SSSS 8-digit call number of radio feed-in (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
4 digit Task “8E”
5-8 digit Task “8F”
UU Pause state
00 Recorder is programmed, not recording
01 Continuing recording
02 Pause
XXXX Initiator
YYYY Number All Call/group call/alarm
ZZZZ Radio conference channel (e.g. F6A1)
Note: The following configuration has to be carried out via CCT 800:
1. Go to: Subscriber > Feed-in > Radio conference
2. In the drop-down list Squelch-Input [s], select the input to which the squelch output or the radio system is connected.
3. Go to: Speech Recording > Audio channel-allocation
4. In the drop-down list ICX messages, select the interface to which audio card messages are to be output.

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Time and date

Time controlled ICX events Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
ICX event 71 State XXYY NNNN Task Type PRO 800 1.1
State State of the event entry
00 Entry deleted or not used
80 to FF Entry active
11 Entry is currently executed
10 Entry is not executed
XX Intercom Server ID
YY Position of entry (decimal 01–32)
00 Empty slot used
NNNN 4-digit identification number (0001–9999)
Task Task of the configured ICX command
Type Type of the configured ICX command
Note: If the flag “ICX message at execution” is activated for the time-controlled ICX command. the status information will also be sent when executing
the respective ICX command (see ”Time controlled ICX events” on page 69).
WAN function
WAN conversation Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Conversation build-up 62 12 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN
Pro 06.0
End of conversation 62 10 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN
TTTT TTTT Call number of subscriber 1 with up to 4 digits, preceded by the WAN prefix (leading empty digits are filled with "F")
NNNN NNNN Call number of subscriber 2 with up to 4 digits, preceded by the WAN prefix (leading empty digits are filled with "F")
Note: The ICX messages for WAN conversations are the same within a region. For supra-regional WAN conversations the format above is valid.
Note: In combination with a WAN connection, only call numbers with a maximum of 4 digits (excl. WAN prefix) can be used.
WAN feedback of output Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Output on 7B 41 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN
Pro 06.0
Output off 7B 40 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN
TTTT TTTT Call number of the output with up to 4 digits, preceded by the WAN prefix (leading empty digits are filled with "F")
NNNN NNNN Call number of the subscriber controlling the output with up to 4 digits, preceded by the WAN prefix (leading empty digits are
filled with "F"); only when a subscriber dials to an output or at opening of doors via after-dialling; If the output is not controlled
via subscriber or after-dial 1, TTTT TTTT = FFFF FFFF.
A feedback message will be sent to the configured output block within the region (or the ICX block if the output block is not configured). This ICX
message will also be sent via all WAN connections for which this ICX block is configured. In a remote region, the ICX message will be forwarded
to the respective output block of this region (therefore, it is possible to configure different output blocks for regions).
Note: In combination with a WAN connection, only call numbers with a maximum of 4 digits (excl. WAN prefix) can be used.
Attention: A prefix must be separated clearly from the call number (e.g. prefix “89” and call number “101”  “FF89F101”)!
WAN call request Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Call request call type 1 initiated 7B 21 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN
Call request call type 2 initiated 7B 22 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN Pro 06.0
Call request call type 1 or call type 2 acknowledged 7B 30 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN
TTTT TTTT Call number of the control desk with up to 4 digits, preceded by the WAN prefix (leading empty digits are filled with "F")
NNNN NNNN Call number of the call request triggering subscriber with up to 4 digits, preceded by the WAN prefix (leading empty digits are filled
with "F")
Note: The ICX messages for WAN call requests remain a same within the region. For supra-regional WAN call requests the format above is valid.
Note: In combination with a WAN connection, only call numbers with a maximum of 4 digits (excl. WAN prefix) can be used.

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Features with additional interface

G7-DSP-TEL-4 Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Telephone on-hook 42 1C Call number subscriber 0000
Pro 05.5
Telephone off-hook 42 1C Call number subscriber 0001
Telephone mode (SO, IAX, SIP-T) Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
82 TTTT NNNN XXXX...
Incoming call 61
83 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN XXXX...
82 TTTT NNNN XXXX...
Outgoing call 62 Pro 05.4
83 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN XXXX...
82 TTTT NNNN XXXX...
Outgoing call busy 64
83 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN XXXX...
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
NNNN Interface all number (S0, IAX or SIP-T; leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
NNNN NNNN Interface all number (S0, IAX or SIP-T; leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
XXXX Telephone number (for Symphony Bridge the value is always “FF”)
Note: This ICX message will be output after the telephone has been lifted (off-hook).

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Feature see page Feature see page
General Intercom function 44 DSP function 60
Privacy, busy, re-call request 51 Video 64
Direct dialling, button disabling, hierarchy 52 Speech recording 65
Direct dialling button 52 Pre-recorded audio 66
Inputs, outputs 56 Time and date 68
Group call, All Call 56 WAN function 70
Radio conference, conference 57 User management 70
PA 58 Logic module 71
Door function 59 Miscellaneous 71
Control desk function 59

General Intercom function

Conversation Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Build-up conversation 40 80 Call no. subscriber 1 Call no. subscriber 2
Pro 04.0
Cancel conversation 40 80 Call no. subscriber 1 FFFF
Volume Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Temporary volume 40 AF Call no. subscriber 93XX Pro 05.6
Define volume mode 1) 40 92 Call no. subscriber 020Y Pro 05.7
XX Hex value for offset
F0 = Offset 0 F1 to F9 = +1 to +9 (temporary) FF = Offset +1
E1 to E9 = -1 to -9 (temporary) EF = Offset -1
Y Volume status
0 Low
1 High
2 Toggle
1) Requirement: DSP software with firmware version min. 3.0 is required.
Cancel on site (with button “X”) Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Use configuration of CCT 800 file 40 AE XX00 0000
Deactivate 40 AE XX00 0002 Pro 05.7
Activate 40 AE XX00 0003
XX Intercom Server block (other values according to the configuration)
EF “Own” Intercom Server
00 GEV block
Change audio input source and volume of a subscriber Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Set audio source and volume 40 97 Call no. subscriber 00XY PRO 800 2.0
X Audio input
0 Dynamic
1 Microphone
2 Line In
Y Volume (0–9)
Attention: This configuration will be reset at the next warm start of the respective Intercom Server!

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Station volume Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW

Change the volume 40 93 Call no. subscriber FX 0Y
PRO 800 1.3
Change the volume range 40 93 Call no. subscriber ZX 0Y
X Volume level (in hex)
Y Volume class
1 = Tones 2 = Gong 3 = Music 4 = All Call 5 = Duplex 6 = Simplex
7 = Full duplex 8 = Handset 9 = Buzzer A = 6T feedback B = Conference C = Headset
Z Volume status
0 Low
1 High
2 Toggle
Call suppression Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Call number
Call suppression 40 AF B0XY Pro 05.6
subscriber/input
B0 Fixed value
X Mask for call suppression (calls will not be created)
Y Mask for buzzer suppression (calls will be indicated without buzzer)
X/Y 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Normal calls normal --- normal --- normal --- normal ---
Emergency calls normal normal --- --- normal normal --- ---
Errors normal normal normal normal --- --- --- ---
--- Call is not issued or without buzzer
A combination of call and buzzer is possible. Call suppression has higher priority than buzzer suppression
Examples:
004000 TTTT B0 10 AF Suppression “normal call”
004000 TTTT B0 12 AF Suppression “buzzer normal call”, suppression “normal call”
004000 TTTT B0 30 AF Suppression of all calls except errors
Note: The following ICX command will be sent as answer: “00 5B 00 TTTT 00XY 6F”.
Network monitoring Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Activate once 40 A4 XXXX 01GG Pro 05.5
XXXX Input number
GG Group number
Low volume for demo-case Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Set a general (low) volume 40 AE 0001 00XX Pro 06.0
XX Volume (00–09)
PRO 800 DTMF tone for telephone interface Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE
PRO2U Output several DTMF tones via telephone interface 80 8A TTTT TTTT 0X0X
PRO 800 2.0
Output several DTMF tones via telephone interface 60 8A TTTT 0X0X
Output DTMF tones via G-TEL and IAX 40 8A TTTT 000X PRO 800 1.3
Output DTMF tones via S0 40 8A TTTT 000X Pro 06.0
TTTT 4-digit call number of telephone interface (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of telephone interface (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
X Digit that should be output (variable length; 0–9)
* A
# B
Display illumination of EE811A Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Control display illumination 60 AF TTTT 9301 XXXX YZ AF Pro 06.1
TTTT 4-digit call number of EE811A (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XXXX Switch off time display illumination (in seconds; 0001–0999)
0000 No change
FFFF No automatic switch off
Y Idle state illumination intensity (0-9)
F No change
Z Active state illumination intensity (0-9)
F No change
AF Fixed Value
Note: Changing the display intensity and switch off time will overwrite the CCT 800 configuration.

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Dialling simulation Task Type Data Server SW

Button sequence with pre-dialling “XX” 60 80 TTTT Button sequence 2) VirtuoSIS 11.1.4
Button sequence (any amount off buttons) 60 81 TTTT XXXX... Pro 05.4
Button sequence with pre-dialling “XX” 40 80 TTTT Button sequence 2)
Button sequence without pre-dialling “XX” 40 81 TTTT Button sequence
Pro 04.0
Press button 40 82 TTTT 000X
Release button 40 82 TTTT 008X
Press and release function button 40 81 TTTT FFEY Pro 04.6
Press button (call request) 1) 40 86 TTTT 000X
Pro 05.3
Release button (call request) 1) 40 86 TTTT 008X
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XXXX Button sequence with desired length (see ”Data format” on page 8, e.g. for dialling out of an telephone interface)
XX Button sequence for pre-dialling (fill leading empty digits with “F”).
X Button (0–9)
A T
B X
E Privacy
Y Button
1 F1
2 F2
3 F3
4 Down
5 Up
6 Enter
E Fixed value
Attention:
 Does not work for dialling of configured direct dialling codes!
 Dialling pauses must be observed!
1) Note: With activated remote dialling or disabled button, this function is not available for the respective button.

2)
Note: When this message is used, the buttons "XX" (value "BB") are simulated and the end of the call is delayed. In this way, the call leg can be
reused, e.g. to dial a new number. For task 40, Type 80 the old behaviour for versions prior to VirtuoSIS version 11.1.4 is to hang up immediately. Use
task 60, Type 80 for longer button sequences (see ”Data format” on page 8 for details).
Press EE880 button 40 68 Call no. control desk XXYY
Release EE880 button 40 69 Call no. control desk XXYY Pro 05.6
Press and release EE880 button 40 6A Call no. control desk XXYY
XX Module number (decimal)
YY Button number of the module (decimal)
Requirement: EE 880 software with firmware version min. 1.1 is required.
Manipulate direct diallings Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
PRO 800

LICENCE Change or add direct dialling 80 97 TTTT TTTT XXXX YYYY YYYY
PRO7U
Change or add direct dialling 60 97 TTTT XXXX YYYY YYYY
 Request direct dialling
Request direct dialling
80
60
97
97
TTTT TTTT XXXX
TTTT XXXX
PRO 800 6.3
VirtuoSIS 7.1
Delete direct dialling 80 97 TTTT TTTT XXXX FFFF FFFF
Delete direct dialling 60 97 TTTT XXXX FFFF FFFF
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber 1)
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber 1)
XXXX 4-digit direct dialling code 1)
YYYY YYYY 8-digit direct dialling target 1)
1)
Fill leading empty digits with “F”.
Note: The following ICX message will be sent as answer: “00 82 00 97 TTTT (TTTT) XXXX YYYY YYYY”. Excepted are global direct diallings and direct
dialling targets with more than 8 digits.
Attention: Global and extended direct diallings (more than 8-digit call numbers) cannot be added, changed or requested with these ICX commands!

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Renewed output of audio and/or display data Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Renewed output of audio and/or display data 80 2D TTTT TTTT XX
PRO 800 3.0
Renewed output of audio and/or display data 60 2D TTTT 0000 03
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT 4-digit call number of subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Mode
01 Output of audio data
10 Output of display data
11 Output of display and audio data
PRO 800 Establish call with certain call mode Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE
PRO5U TTTT TTTT 00 F0 F0 01 03 03 04 NNNN NNNN
Establish call with certain call mode 81 07 PRO 800 5.1
20 01 XX 21 01 YY
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the calling subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
NNNN NNNN 8-digit call number of the called subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Privacy mode (in hex)
00 According to the CCT 800 configuration
01 Privacy mode enabled for calling subscriber
02 Privacy mode disabled for calling subscriber
The following values can be added to the selected value “privacy mode” (optional):
+04 Without call transfer (e.g. Follow Me or secretary transfer)
+08 Without call conversion at the called control desk
YY Call mode
00 According to the CCT 800 configuration
01 Simplex: the calling subscriber speaks and the called subscriber hears
02 Simplex: the calling subscriber hears and the called subscriber speaks
03 OpenDuplex® 1)
04 Duplex 1)
1)
OpenDuplex® and Duplex is not available when the duplex mode “Simplex” is configured for the subscriber in CCT 800 at Subscribers > Audio -
Features > tab General > field Duplex mode.
Example:
Establish call between calling subscriber “12345” and called subscriber “789” with the selected privacy mode “privacy mode enabled for calling
subscriber” (01), “without call transfer” (+04), “without call conversion at the called control desk” (+08) and the call mode “OpenDuplex” (03). The
sum of the value “privacy mode” is 0D (01 + 04 + 08 = 13 = 0D).
The resulting ICX command is: “00 81 00 07 FFF12345 00 F0 F0 01 03 03 04 FFFFF789 20 01 0D 21 01 03”
Switch connection of an IP subscriber Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Switch connection of an IP subscriber 80 AF TTTT TTTT 93 XX YYYY
PRO 800 1.2
Switch connection of a group of IP subscribers 80 AF FFFF EEGG 93 XX YYYY
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Mode
10 Fully automatic 1), controlled 3)
11 Standard connection fixed, controlled 3)
12 Fallback 1 fixed, controlled 3)
13 Fallback 2 fixed, controlled 3)
XX Mode (min. PRO 800 4.0 required)
21 Standard connection fixed, immediately
22 Fallback 1 fixed, immediately
23 Fallback 2 fixed, immediately
3F Semi-automatic 2), controlled 3)
YYYY Time of switching (in seconds)
0000 Unlimited
EE Fixed value
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
1) Fully automatic: Switching of connection is carried out automatically to the next higher connection (descending order: fallback 2, fallback 1,

standard connection).
2)
Semi-automatic: Switching of connection is carried out automatically to the next lower connection (ascending order: standard connection,
fallback 1, fallback 2). Switching to the next higher connection is not possible.
3)
Controlled: Switching of connection if no audio signal is active at the loudspeaker.

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Change button Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Change all buttons at a group
60 A7 EEGG XY0Z Pro 06.2
(except function buttons)
Change all buttons (except function buttons) 40 A7 TTTT FY0Z Pro 06.0
Change button 40 A7 TTTT XY0Z
Put back all changes and set new one 40 A7 TTTT XY1Z Pro 5.6
Put back all changes 40 A7 TTTT FF1F
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
X Button “X” changes to button “Y”
Y Button “X” changes to button “Y”
Z For button “Z” an answer message will be sent (usually button “Z” is the same as button “X”)
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
EE Fixed value
Note: The following ICX message will be sent as answer: “00 42 00 TTTT Z*0Z A7” (* = Current button instead of button Z)
Attention: This configuration will be reset at the next warm start of the respective Intercom Server!
Text message in display Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Send text to display of individual subscriber 60 90 TTTT UU VX YYZZ... Pro 05.3
Send text to a group of subscribers 60 90 EEGG UU VX YYZZ... Pro 05.6
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”; e.g. F101)
EE Fixed value
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
UU Priority
00 Quit control
02 Always visible except at: All Calls, alarms, control desk with calls, conversation, reception radio conference
03 Always visible except at: All Calls, alarms, control desk with calls, conversation
04 Always visible except at: control desk with calls
06 Always visible
V Level (1–9) ICX commands can be grouped in several levels.
Level 1 Lowest level
Level 9 Topmost level
X Row
0 Segment display (e.g. EE 211, EE 311 or EE 411)
1–8 Dot matrix display (e.g. EE 711 or EE 811; otherwise ICX command is ignored)
YY Attributes (hex addition is possible)
Dot-matrix EE 211 / EE 311 /
Attribute
display EE 411
00 00 Normal indication
01 - Inverse
02 - Underlined
04 - Double size (2-rows; not possible in the last row of an area)
08 08 Centred
- 20 Blinking
Delete entire area first (“80” can be added to the attributes, e.g. “attribute 04” (double
+80 - size) is active, with “08” the text is centred but remains double size, however with “88”
(80+08) the text is set to normal size and is centred.
ZZ Data
EE711 Data (ASCII coding; 1–14 characters (remaining digits are ignored))
EE411 Data EE211/311/411 coding; 1–6 characters (remaining digits will be ignored)
For further information about text on dot-matrix displays see ”Control display areas of dot-matrix displays” on page 29.
Note: It is not possible to write display text messages in TFT displays.
Attention: This configuration will be reset at the next warm start of the respective Intercom Server!

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RGB LED control Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
RGB LED control 60 90 TTTT PP XA YZ Pro 06.1
Note: This function is supported only by EE 301A, EE 311A, EE 811A and EE 900A.
TTTT 4-digit call number of subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
PP Priority
00 Quit control
02 Always visible except at: All Calls, alarms, control desk with calls, conversation, reception radio conference
03 Always visible except at: All Calls, alarms, control desk with calls, conversation
04 Always visible except at: control desk with calls
06 Always visible
X Level (1–9) ICX commands can be grouped in several levels.
Level 1 Lowest level
Level 9 Topmost level
A Fixed value
YZ LED settings:
Y (Colour) Z (Rhythm)
0 OFF colour:- 0 Switch off
+4 OFF colour: red 1 ON colour: always on
+8 OFF colour: green 2 8 Hz (62ms)
+C OFF colour: blue 3 4 Hz (125ms)
0 ON colour:- 4 2 Hz (250ms)
+1 ON colour: red 5 1 Hz (500ms)
+2 ON colour: green 6 0,5 Hz (1 s)
+3 ON colour: blue
LED control of EF 962H Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LED control of EF 962H 80 90 TTTT TTTT PP XD YY ZZ PRO 800 3.1
Note: This function is supported only by EF 962H.
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
PP Priority
00 Quit control
02 Always visible except at: All Calls, alarms, control desk with calls, conversation, reception radio conference
03 Always visible except at: All Calls, alarms, control desk with calls, conversation
04 Always visible except at: control desk with calls
06 Always visible
X Level (1–9) ICX commands can be grouped in several levels.
Level 1 Lowest level
Level 9 Topmost level
D Fixed value
YY Controlled LED:
Type
01 Conversation
02 Call request
03 Relay
ZZ LED mode:
LED mode
00 Off
01 On
02 – 0F Blinking (different modes; e.g. tones)

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Remote menu Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Write text to remote menu 80 93 TTTT TTTT UU XX T1 YY T2 ZZ T3 Text 00 PRO 800 1.2
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
NNNN 4-digit call number of the ICX connection (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
UU Menu ID (01–FF for 1–255)
00 All (only valid at delete)
XX Priority
01–05 Standard values
11–25 Same as with standard value but subscriber is not busy
20–FF Special
00 End the menu function
FF No change of priority (only for continuing messages)
YY Identification number text for selection
00 No change
FF No selection
ZZ Position (line number)
00 Title
Text Text for title row/menu row
T1 automatic switch off time T3 identification number of the text
00 Off. No automatic switch off 00 Blank line, cannot be selected
0X X times 0.5 s (up to 7,5 s) 01–EF ID
1X X times 1 s (up to 15 s) F0–F9 Text help line for button “0-9”
2X X times 2 s (up to 30 s) FA Text help line for button “T”
3X X times 4 s (up to 60 s) FB Text help line for button “X”
4X X times 8 s (up to 2 min) FC Text help line for button “up/down”
5X X times 15 s (up to 4 min) FD Text help line for button “enter”
6X X times 30 s (up to 7.5 min) FF Text help line for button “-”
7X X times 1 min (up to 15 min)
80–FF Invalid

T2 flags (addition of values for combinations)

+01 Message when scrolling
+02 Rollover mode (after last row  first row)
+04 No numbering of lines and no direct selection [1]-[6]
+08 No end of menu when line is selected
+10 No end with [X] (only after timeout or ICX message)
+20 No end of the hierarchical menu (timeout)
Default (no options). No rollover, indication of the row number 1–6 and direct selection [1]-[6] End after timeout (except 00),
+40
with [X] or [Enter] or ICX messages
Default (keine Optionen), d.h. kein Rollover, Anzeige der Zeilennummer 1–6 und Schnellwahl [1] bis [6] Beendigung nach
00
Timeout (außer 00), durch [X] oder [Enter] oder ICX-Kommandos

The maximum length of the ICX command is 254 digits. This enables the sending of the title row and +14 menu rows with each 14-digits texts
(header = 13 + title = 16 + 14 x menu = 14 x 16) via one ICX command. It is also possible to send ICX commands with the data format “short” and
without text, whereby only the priority, switch off time and/or an entry can be selected.
To end of all menus the ICX command with the menu ID “00” and priority “00” can be used. A status request of a menu can be carried out via an
ICX command with the data format “short” in which only the call number and the menu ID are specified. An ICX command with the currently
selected text ID and “cause 00” will be sent as answer. If the menu does not exist, an ICX command with “cause 04” will be sent as answer.

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EN 81-28 button monitoring Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
PRO 800 Start button monitoring for an individual subscriber
LICENCE 60 AF TTTT 4004 S XYZ PRO 800 5.1
PRO2U (with acknowledgement)
Start button monitoring for an individual subscriber 80 AF TTTT TTTT 4004 01) XYZ
Start button monitoring for an individual subscriber 60 AF TTTT 4004 01) XYZ PRO 800 2.0
Start button monitoring for a group of subscribers 80 AF 1)
FFFF D007 4004 UU GG VV 0 XYZ
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
D Fixed value
S Time within which a successful acknowledgment (keystroke) has to be received from the respective button (in seconds; 1–9)
UU Block number
VV Interval (in seconds; 01–99)
X Number of retries (0–9) on error (number of trials = N +1)
Y Button (0–9)
Z Relay number (1–2)
Relay number (A, B) for EB2E2A outputs (min. PRO 800 3.0 required)
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
1) with PRO 800 5.1 or higher, the fixed value “0” is replaced by the configurable parameter “S”.
Output will be activated at start of the test via an ICX command
If a button will be activated within one second by the output, the test is successful (ICX command for “OK” will be sent). Afterwards, this button
will be ignored and the output will be deactivated. If none button will be pressed within one second, the test fails (ICX command for “ERROR” will
be sent) and the output will be deactivated. The test will be repeated four seconds after the output has been deactivated. This process will be
repeated as often as configured.
Reset of line faults
If a line fault will be detected at the control desk, the test will restart. The line fault will only be acknowledged if the test is successful.
Note: A call request for a control desk and a line monitoring has to be configured for this test (the software of the Intercom terminal does not
matter). If “start button monitoring for a group of subscribers“ will be selected, the test will be performed in parallel for all subscribers in all
Intercom Server block “BB” within the configured interval “VV” (in seconds).
Privacy, busy, re-call request
Re-call request Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Send re-call request 40 A5 Call number sender Call number receiver
Pro 5.3
Delete re-call request 40 A6 Call number sender Call number receiver
Switch subscriber to busy Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Set subscriber to busy 40 87 Call number subscriber XX00 Pro 06.1
XX Timer value (01–FE for 01–254)
00 Off
FF Busy
PRO 800 Follow me Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE
PRO2U Activate Follow Me 80 98 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN
PRO 800 2.0
Deactivate Follow Me 80 98 TTTT TTTT FFFF FFFF
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
NNNN NNNN 8-digit destination call number (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
Privacy Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Subscriber private 80 AF TTTT TTTT 93 3X
Subscriber private 40 AF TTTT 93 3X PRO 800 2.1
Group private 80 AF FFFF EE GG 93 3X
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
X Privacy mode status
1 Privacy on
0 Privacy off
A Toggle
EE Fixed value
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).

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Fix privacy for calling subscriber Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
PRO 800
Activate/deactivate “fix privacy when calling subscriber” 80 AF TTTT TTTT 9350 XX
LICENCE PRO 800 2.0
PRO2U Activate/deactivate “fix privacy when calling subscriber” 60 AF TTTT 9350 XX
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Privacy mode status
01 Privacy on
00 Privacy off
Fix privacy for called subscriber Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Activate/deactivate “fix privacy when called subscriber” 80 AF TTTT TTTT 934F XX PRO 800 6.0
Activate/deactivate “fix privacy when called subscriber” 60 AF TTTT 934F XX VirtuoSIS 11
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Privacy mode status
01 Privacy on
00 Privacy off
Direct dialling, button disabling, hierarchy
Remote dialling Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Activate/deactivate remote dialling 40 8B Call number subscriber XXXX Pro 05.4
XXXX Button (bit field-allocation: “NNNN XT98 7654 3210” (NNNN = Not used) if 1 is in the bit field for the button, remote dialling is
activated, otherwise deactivated (e.g. all buttons activated, except for button 0 deactivated = FFFE, Bit field = 1111 1111 1111 1110))
Attention: This configuration will be reset at the next warm start of the respective Intercom Server!
Activate/deactivate remote dialling for function buttons 40 8B Call number subscriber EEXX Pro 06.2
EE Fixed value
XX Bit-mask for function keys (1 = Remote dialling activated)
Bit 0 F1
Bit 1 F2
Bit 2 F3
Bit 3 Down
Bit 4 Up
Bit 5 Enter
Bit 6 F7 (Commend button at WS stations)
Bit 7 Not used
Priority call Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Call number calling Call number called
Single priority call 40 88 Pro 05.6
subscriber subscriber
Requirement: For the calling subscriber a C-card is required!
Changing hierarchy level Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Message for 8-digit subscribers 80 AF TTTT TTTT 93 51 XY
PRO 800 1.3
Message for 4-digit subscribers 60 AF TTTT 93 51 XY
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
X WAN hierarchy (0–F for 0–15)
Y Hierarchy level (0–F for 0–15)
Direct dialling button
EE 880 Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
LED test EE 880 40 AF Call number subscriber 93DX Pro 05.7
X Test mode
1 X1 test
2 X2 test
B End test
LED control 40 XX Call no. control desk YYZZ Pro 06.1

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XX LED status
6C On
6B Off
5C LED toggle
YY Module number (decimal)
ZZ Button number (decimal)

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Disabling of direct dialling button Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW

Disable direct dialling buttons 40 A8 Call number subscriber XXXX Pro 05.7
Enable all direct dialling buttons 40 A8 Call number subscriber 0000 Pro 05.7
XXXX Hexadecimal bit field for buttons (1–15 starting with button 1 at the far right side)
1 Button barred (see table below)
Button number

XXXX
(code in hex for
individual
Code binary (disabling multiple buttons) buttons)
1 1 0 0 0 1
2 1 0 0 0 2
3 1 0 0 0 4
4 1 0 0 0 8
5 1 0 0 1 0
6 1 0 0 2 0
7 1 0 0 4 0
8 1 0 0 8 0
9 1 0 1 0 0
10 1 0 2 0 0
11 1 0 4 0 0
12 1 0 8 0 0
13 1 1 0 0 0
14 1 2 0 0 0
15 1 4 0 0 0
0
disable all direct dialling buttons F F F F
e.g. disabling buttons “3”, “6”, “8” and “11”
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 A 4

Direct dialling LEDs of EE 380A Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Control of single LEDs 60 91 TTTT NNNN XY Pro 06.0
Control of LEDs per group 60 91 EEGG NNNN XY 1) PRO 800 2.1
TTTT 4-digit call number of EE 380A (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
NNNN 4-digit call number that has been advised to the desired button; call number of the subscriber/input/output
X Blink mode
0 Off
1 Constant
2 Blinking
3 Fast blinking
Y Colour
0 Colour in idle state
1 Red
2 Green
3 Blue
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).

1) The device with the direct dialling button(s) must also be a member of group GG (configured via CCT 800), even if it is not directly addressed by this
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Direct dialling button control Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
PRO 800 Direct dialling button control by parameters 80 9E TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN XX [YZ]
LICENCE
PRO2U Direct dialling button control by key number 80 9E TTTT TTTT DDDD 0UUU XX [YZ]
PRO 800 2.1
Direct dialling LED control by key number 80 99 TTTT TTTT DDDD 0UUU 00YZ [GG]
Direct dialling LED control by LED group 80 99 TTTT TTTT EEEE 00GG 00YZ [GG]
TTTT TTTT Call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
NNNN NNNN Direct dialling parameter (configured call number/function for direct dialling button via CCT 800)
Direct call/call/conversation Call number (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
Single button (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
Output simulation Output call number (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
Input simulation Input call number (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
Input message Input call number (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
dB-range display 000000KK
KK Conference channel
Toggle headset 00000000
Activate internal loudspeaker 00000000
Microphone lock 00000000
Privacy mode 00000000
Change level 00xxyyzz
xx From level
yy To level
zz Number of levels
UUU Direct dialling button number (001–104)
XX Function (configurable function for direct dialling button via CCT 800)
00 No function
FF Direct call/call/conversation
FB Single button
FC Output simulation
FD Input simulation
FE Input message
C2 dB-range display
C3 Toggle headset
C4 Activate loudspeaker
C5 Microphone mute
C7 Change level
C8 Privacy mode
DF Remote control 1)
YZ Mode
Type 9E
00 Press and release button
01 Press button (default if not specified)
02 Release button
Type 99
Y Blink mode
0 Off
1 On
2 Blinking
3 Fast blinking
Z Colour
1 Red
2 Green
3 Blue
[GG] LED group number (optional)
The LED group is set using the message “Control according to key number” (i.e. with the message 80/99 TTTT TTTT DDDD 0UUU
00YZ [GG], the button UUU is included in the group GG) and with the message “LED control by LED group” then controlled as desired.
Note: This function is only valid for subscribers with LED direct dialling buttons (e.g. EE 380A, Conductor, Intercom Client, ...).
Note: Take into account that restrictions may apply when using more than 48 direct dialling buttons.
1) Up to PRO 800 6.0, this function is only supported by Conductor. With PRO 800 6.1 or higher, this function will also be supported by EE 380A, Inter-

com Clients (ICCAA and ICCNA) and EE 980.

Example:
00 80 00 00 99 FFFF F101 DDDD 0001 00 11
LED “1” of the subscriber with call number “101” is configured with blink mode “constant” and colour “red”.

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Input, output
Control of output Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Open 40 40 Call number output 0000
Close 40 40 Call number output 0100
Pro 04.0
Invert 40 40 Call number output 0200
Blink 40 40 Call number output 03XY
X Output on
1 = 8 ms 2 = 16 ms 3 = 31 ms 4 = 62.5 ms 5 = 125 ms
6 = 250 ms 7 = 0.5 s 8=1s 9=2s
Y Output off
1 = 8 ms 2 = 16 ms 3 = 31 ms 4 = 62.5 ms 5 = 125 ms
6 = 250 ms 7 = 0.5 s 8=1s 9=2s

Control of subscriber output Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW

Simulate input state 40 94 Call number subscriber XXYY Pro 05.6
XX Output number (01–08; 81–88 for expansion interfaces)
YY Output status
00 Off
01 On
02 Toggle
Simulation of input (control of inputs) Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Simulate input state 40 A3 Call number input 000X Pro 05.4
X Input level
0 Open
1 15k
2 5k6
3 1k5
4 Short
Output delayed on/off Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Switch output for defined time 40 44 Call number output XXXX Pro 05.5
XXXX Time (in seconds; 0000–9999 = 2 hours, 46 minutes, 39 seconds)
Delayed switching of single outputs 40 42 Call number output XXYY Pro 05.6
XX Delay “on” (a maximum of 15 minutes)
YY Delay “off” (a maximum of 15 minutes)
18 = 0.5 s 28 = 1 s 38 = 2 s 48 = 4 s 4A = 5 s
6F = 30 s 7F = 1 min 8F = 2 min 9F = 4 min BF = 15 min

For other times a hex value must be calculated see ”Input of times” on page 71.
Examples:
00 40 00 7777 4A00 42 = Output “7777” switched ON after 5 seconds
00 40 00 7777 004A 42 = Output “7777” switched OFF after 5 seconds
00 40 00 7777 484A 42 = Output “7777” switched ON after 4 seconds; pulse duration 5 seconds
Group call, All Call
Group call receiver Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Change group call receivers 40 8C Call number subscriber XXGG Pro 05.4
XX Mode
00 Switch off
01 Switch on
GG Group number (00–89)

Note: Group numbers (GG) are BCD encoded, so 00–89 refer to Group 0–89. For two-digit group numbers these need to be activated first. Configuration
CCT 800: Go to Intercom Server - Block XX > General > tab Common. Activate the checkbox 2-digit (00-89).
PRO 800 Group call with pre-recorded audio Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE
PRO2U Start group call with pre-recorded audio 80 AC TTTT TTTT GG0X PRO 800 2.1
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see above).
X Number of repetitions
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radio conference, conference

Conference Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Call number
Define conference 40 8D XYZZ Pro 05.4
conference receiver
X Mode
0 Temporary switch on/off
1 Permanent switch on/off
2 Only programming, no switch on/off
Y Conference status
0 Switch off
1 Switch on
2 Switch on high priority
ZZ Conference number (F1, F2 – F9, 10, 11)
Change volume of conference Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Change volume of conference 40 B3 Call number subscriber XXYY PRO 800 1.2
XX Conference number (F1, F2 – F9, 10, 11)
00 All conferences
YY Volume (00–0C for 00–12)
FE Decrease volume
FF Increase volume
FD Query volume
Change text for conference Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Change text for conference 80 2C TTTT TTTT XX Text PRO 800 1.2
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of conference with feed-in (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Mode (currently not used)
Text 14-digit text (ASCII coding)
OpenDuplex® conference Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Start an OpenDuplex® conference 80 A0 TTTT TTTT GG XX [YY] [ZZ] PRO 800 3.1
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Mode
10 Triggers the OpenDuplex® conference or page party (depends on block configuration)
30 Terminates the conference/disconnect subscriber
GG Group number
YY Block number (optional)
ZZ Flags (optional)
01 Deactivates button “X” for call termination
02 Deactivates simplex switching
03 Deactivates switch over with button “X” for call termination and simplex switching
[...] optional configuration parameter
Talk into all selected radio conference Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Simultaneous talk into several radio channels 80 9C TTTT TTTT XXYY [XXYY....] PRO 800 1.3
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Mode
00 Off
01 On
08 Start speak into
09 End speak into
YY Radio channel
F1–F9 Digit channel number
01–48 Double-digit channel number
00 All switched-on channels (activation of all channels is not possible)
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Switching to radio channels Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Switching to one or more radio channels 60 9D TTTT XX YY [YY....]
Disconnection from all active radio channels 60 9D TTTT PRO 800 1.1
Switching to one or more radio channels 80 9D TTTT TTTT XX YY [YY....]
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Flags
00 Disconnection from all active radio channels
80 No disconnection
YY Radio channel
F1–F9 Digit channel number
01–48 Double-digit channel number
00 All channels (activation of all channels is not possible)
[...] optional configuration parameter to select additional channels
PA
PA announcement Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Selection of PA zones 80 AD TTTT TTTT GG UU... GG UU
Start PA announcements 80 AD TTTT TTTT GG 04 XX YY ZZ [KK] PRO 800 1.3
Combination of ICX messages 80 AD TTTT TTTT GG UU... GG UU 00 04 XX YY ZZ [KK]
PRO 800 Cancel PA announcements 80 AD TTTT TTTT GG 05 PRO 800 6.0
LICENCE
PRO6U TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
GG PA zone number (01–30; group 60–89)
00 All PA zones/all selected PA zones
UU Mode
00 Deselection
01 Select group
02 Toggle selection
XX Priority level (01–99)
YY Pre-recorded audio ID for gong (in hex)
00 Default gong
ZZ Pre-recorded audio ID for announcement (in hex)
KK Block number (optional; in hex; min. PRO 800 1.4)
[...] optional configuration parameter
PRO 800 70 V/100 V line monitoring Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE
PRO2U Control of 70V/100V line monitoring for individual subscriber 80 AF TTTT TTTT 9305
Control of 70V/100V line monitoring for individual subscriber 60 AF TTTT 9305
Control of 70V/100V line monitoring for individual subscriber 40 AF TTTT 9305 PRO 800 2.0
Control of 70V/100V line monitoring for group of subscribers 80 AF FFFF EEGG 9305
Control of 70V/100V line monitoring for group of subscribers 60 AF EEGG 9305
TTTT 4-digit call number of AF series amplifier (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of AF series amplifier (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
Configuration CCT 800
1. Go to: Subscriber > Station properties > AF series > tab Line monitoring
2. In the drop-down list Line monitoring, select the entry “ICX” for the respective subscriber. For further information about the configuration of
the AF series, see the manual “Intercom Server Configuration”.
Requirement
The following firmware versions are supported:
 AF-I min. 5.1
 AF-D min. 1.3

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Door function
Switch on error tone Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
For door opening with after dialling 40 AF Call number subscriber 9C00
Pro 05.6
For access control 40 AF Call number subscriber 9D00
C Fixed value
D Fixed value
Door access-code change Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Add code (per output) 60 B1 TTTT XXXX YYYY
PRO 800 1.0
Delete code (per output) 60 B0 TTTT XXXX ZZZZ
Add code 40 B1 TTTT XXXX
Pro 05.5
Delete code 40 B0 TTTT YYYY
TTTT 4-digit call number that is programmed as door opener (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XXXX Call number output
YYYY Code to be added
YYYY Code to be deleted
Control desk function
Call request Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Delete all call requests of a group 60 AF EEGG CB0X Pro 06.0
Classic parking a call request of a group 80 AF FFFF EEGG CB0X RRRR PRO 800 1.0
Acknowledge call request/input message 40 F4 RRRR TTTT Pro 04.7
Selectively delete call requests/input messages 40 F5 TTTT FFFF Pro 05.4
Selectively delete call requests of a certain type 40 AF TTTT CB0X Pro 06.0
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber that triggers the call request (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber that triggers the call request (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
RRRR 4-digit call number of the control desk that classic parks the call request (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
EE Fixed value
CB Fixed value
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
X Call type
0 All call types
1 Normal call
2 Emergency call
3 Classic parked calls
PRO 800 Call request Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE
PRO4U Trigger call request with call 80 AF TTTT TTTT CB04 0X00 PRO 800 4.0
Trigger call request with button 1) 80 AF TTTT TTTT CB04 000Y PRO 800 4.0
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber that triggers the call request (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
CB04 Fixed value
X Call type
1 Normal call
2 Emergency call
Y Button (which triggers the call request)
1)
Note: With activated remote dialling or disabled button, this function is available for the respective button.
Good to know: As of CCT 800 7.1, call requests can be triggered only by ICX commands. In this case, the ICX command “Trigger call request with
call” has to be sent with the respective simulated call type. For further information see manual “Intercom Server Configuration”.
Control desk switching Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Additional call transfer 60 94 TTTT XX YYYY
Pro 05.6
Activates new call transfer (cancels previous call transfers) 60 95 TTTT XX YYYY
TTTT 4-digit call number of control desk (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Function code/group number (same as dialling “94FG”)
YYYY Parameter 1) (fill leading empty digits with “F”; e.g. call number or button)
1) Attention: At activation via direct dialling, the parameter “A” has to be entered instead of “T”!

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Dynamic call distribution Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Delete a control desk from the distribution chain 1) 2) 80 XX TTTT TTTT 00YY RRRR RRRR
Delete a control desk from the distribution chain and add a
80 XX TTTT TTTT 00YY RRRR NNNN NNNN
new control desk
PRO 800 5.0
Delete the distribution chain 80 XX TTTT TTTT 00YY EEEE EEEE
Add a control desk to the distribution chain without deleting
80 XX TTTT TTTT 00YY FFFF FFFF NNNN NNNN
any existing control desk
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the basic control desk (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
RRRR RRRR 8-digit call number of the control desk that will be deleted (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
NNNN NNNN 8-digit call number of the control desk that will be added (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
EEEE EEEE Fixed value
FFFF FFFF Fixed value
XX Mode
62 Day
63 Night
YY Timeout (in seconds)
1) Only one control desk can be deleted from the distribution chain per ICX command. If several identical call numbers are existing, all control
desks with the same call number will be deleted.
2)
Up to 30 control desks can be added per distribution chain.
Attention: The configuration of the “dynamic call distribution” via ICX commands will be reset after a warm start of the respective Intercom
Server!
DSP function
Audio monitoring Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Activate (values in CCT 800 file will not be overwritten) 40 8F Call number subscriber XXYY Pro 05.3
XX Trigger dB-value
Hex 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 0A 0D
dBA off 60 63 67 70 73 77 80 83 87 standard values
dBA off 50 56 62 68 74 80 90 100 110 extended values
+10 = Off after start of Intercom Server +20 = Multifunction-LED permanently on
+40 = Multifunction-LED permanently off +80 = Permanent
YY Integration
Hex 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F
s 0 0.5 0.7 1 1.4 2 2.8 4 5.6 8 10 11 12 13 14 15
+20 = Extended values for parameter “trigger dB-value”
+40 = Audio monitoring with speech recording +80 = Short integration

Examples:
00 40 00 TTTT 0A04 8F
0A = Noise level 83 dB (85 dB = Standard value)
04 = 1.4 seconds (integration)
00 40 00 TTTT 0A24 8F
0A = Noise value 100 dB (100 dB = Extended value, because “20” is added to the integration (long integration)
24 = 1.4 seconds (integration)
Audio monitoring off 40 8F Call number subscriber F000
Audio monitoring on 40 8F Call number subscriber F001
Noise level -1 40 8F Call number subscriber F002
Noise level +1 40 8F Call number subscriber F003 Pro 05.5
Integration time -1 40 8F Call number subscriber F004
Integration time +1 40 8F Call number subscriber F005
Status request 40 8F Call number subscriber F006
Call number sub-
Call number control
Changing the audio monitoring status via EE880 button 40 91 scriber with audio Pro 05.6
desk
monitoring

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Loudspeaker/microphone monitoring Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW

Activation 40 8E Call number subscriber XYZZ Pro 05.3
TTTT Calling number of subscriber
X Cycle time
0 15 min 1)
1 30 min 1)
2 45 min 1)
3 60 min 1)
8 Check only once 2)
9 Switch off
Y Volume white noise (1–F for 1–15)
ZZ Retry time (in seconds; 00–FF for 0–255)
1) Updates the cycle time if ALM is active. In case ALM is inactive or it was stopped with 9, a new measurement is triggered with the specified cycle
time.
2)
Triggers a one-time measurement and terminates all cyclic measurements.
dB-level changing Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Deactivate function 40 96 Call number subscriber 0000
Activate function (values have to be configured via CCT 800) 40 96 Call number subscriber 0001
PRO 800 1.3
Activate function with value “XY” 40 96 Call number subscriber XY02
Synchronisation 40 96 Call number subscriber 0003
X Min. dB-level
Y Max. dB-level
Switching microphone/loudspeaker Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Headset monitor function (subscriber) 80 96 TTTT TTTT YY0Z
PRO 800 2.1
Headset monitor function (group) 80 96 FFFF EEGG YY0Z
Switching microphone/loudspeaker (subscriber) 80 92 TTTT TTTT XX0Z
Switching microphone/loudspeaker (group) 60 92 EEGG XX0Z Pro 05.6
Switching microphone/loudspeaker (subscriber) 40 92 TTTT XX0Z
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
EE Fixed value
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
XX Microphone/loudspeaker function
01 Lock headset/internal loudspeaker active (min. Pro 05.6)
02 Switch to loud volume (min. Pro 06.0)
03 Lock gooseneck microphone (min. Pro 06.2)
04 Microphone lock (min. PRO 800 2.1)
05 Switching handset/headset (only possible with Conductor or Series WS with min. PRO 800 2.1)
09 Internal loudspeaker active when subscriber is in privacy mode via tilting (min. Pro 05.7B)
YY Monitor function
01 Monitor function (microphone is always activated; min. PRO 800 2.1)
Z Function control
0 Deactivation
1 Activation
2 Toggle
Requirement: DSP software with firmware version min. 3.0 is required.

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Switching “AMP1”/“AMP2” (only EE 7000 and EX 7000) Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
PRO 800 Switching “AMP1”/“AMP2” (subscriber) 80 AF TTTT TTTT 93 53 XX YY [XX YY...]
LICENCE
PRO6U Switching “AMP1”/“AMP2” (group) 80 AF FFFF EEGG 93 53 XX YY [XX YY...] PRO 800 6.0
Reset to default settings 80 AF TTTT TTTT 93 53 FF FF
Attention:
 This function is only available for the Intercom station series EE 7000 and EX 7000!
 Without the licence “C-L-EX-AF-OUT”, audio will only be output via the amplifier “AMP1”!
Note: For further information on the amplifiers, see data sheets “EE 7000D“ and “EX 7000D 1“ or “EX 7000D 2“.
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX State ID: Select the desired state, which is to be output via the selected amplifier. In the following table, you will find the
default state configuration of the amplifiers “AMP1” and “AMP2”:
Audio output Audio output
State State ID
via “AMP1” via “AMP2”
Privacy   02
Music   06
Simplex listen   07
Duplex   08
OpenDuplex®   09
Busy   0A
Alarm   0B
All Call   0C
Radio conference   0D
Conference   0E
Duplex conference   0F
Normal call   11
Emergency call   12
Error   13

YY Amplifier(s), via which audio is to be output

00 No audio output
01 Audio output via amplifier “AMP1”
02 Audio output via amplifier “AMP2”
03 Audio output via amplifiers “AMP1” and “AMP2”
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
[...] optional configuration parameter to select additional states

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Playback of tone Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Playback of tones for a subscriber 60 90 TTTT XXY9 T1T2 ZZ
Playback of tones for groups 60 90 EEGG XXY9 T1T2 ZZ Pro 05.6
Quit playback of tones 60 90 TTTT XXY9 0000 00
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
EE Fixed value
XX Priority
00 Quit playback of tones
02 Always audible except at: All Calls, alarms, control desk with calls, conversation, reception radio conference
03 Always audible except at: All Calls, alarms, control desk with calls, conversation
04 Always audible except at: control desk with calls
06 Always audible
Y Level (1–9) ICX commands can be grouped in several levels.
Level 1 Lowest level
Level 9 Topmost level
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
T1 Code for standard tones (when subscriber does not have DSP features)
T2 Code for DSP tones
01–1F (in hex; the tone configured via CCT 800 will be used)
> 0x80 Fixed DSP tones (e.g. ring tone or Big Ben)
ZZ Time
18 = 0.5 s 28 = 1 s 38 = 2 s 48 = 4 s 6F = 30 s 7F = 1 min BF = 15 min
For other times a hex value must be calculated see ”Input of times” on page 71.
Codes for tones
T2-DSP tone if not configured or subscriber does not have DSP features, then T1 is used:
Pre-defined DSP tones
0000 no tone 060D waiting tone microphone mute
5601 info indication with blinking red lamp 260E waiting tone further connection with blinking red lamp
0601 info indication 060E waiting tone further connection
0102 dialling tone 260F waiting tone at busy with red lamp
0203 error tone 060F waiting tone at busy
0404 busy 2910 initiation ringing with red lamp
0805 busy tieline 0910 initiation ringing
0706 acknowledgement 2911 reception ringing with red lamp
0107 acknowledgement off 0911 reception ringing
0408 access control 0112 dialling tone G-TEL
0609 privacy 3E13 alarm with low priority, 4 KHz and red lamp
030A ring tone access control 0E13 reception alarm with low priority
010B ring tone 3F14 alarm with high priority, 4 KHz and red lamp
040C minute tone 0F14 reception alarm with high priority
260D waiting tone microphone mute with red lamp 0915 initiator call request + G-TEL during password
Fixed DSP tones
xx81 500 Hz xx87 ringtone 2 (500/595 Hz)
xx82 666 Hz xx88 ringtone 3 (500/600 Hz, alternating)
xx83 1000 Hz xx8A 2-tone-gong
xx84 2000 Hz xx8B 3-tone-gong
xx85 4000 Hz xx8C 4-tone-gong
xx86 ringtone 1 (500/444 Hz) xx8D Big Ben
xx = Tone sequence
00 tone off 04 250 ms/250 ms
01 permanent tone 05 500 ms/500 ms
02 63 ms/63 ms 06 1 s/1 s
03 125 ms/125 ms 07 acknowledgment
G8-TEL4 tones
0290 error telephone 0492 telephone busy
0691 ringing at remote subscriber

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Video
Message for camera text Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Camera text 40 6D XXXX YYYY Pro 05.6
XXXX Camera number (decimal)
0000 All cameras
YYYY Call number of a single interface
FFFF All interfaces
Note: Start message after start of Intercom Server “00 5E 00 0000 0000 00”.
Camera control during conversation Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Press button 5E FX Camera number 0000
Pro 05.6
Release button 5E EX Camera number 0000
X Button (0–9)
Switching of camera Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Call number sub-
Switch on of camera 47 XX YYYY
scriber with monitor
Pro 05.6
Call number sub-
Switch on of cameras 46 XX ZZZZ
scriber with monitor
XX Function code
01–99 Monitor number for direct switching (switch off via camera 0000)
F0–F9 After dialling codes for press button
E0–E9 After dialling codes for release button
A0–A9 Pre-defined settings
YYYY Camera number (decimal)
FFFF Camera in the main monitor is controlled
ZZZZ Call number of the subscriber/input of the controlled camera
Camera snapshot Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Snapshot 40 C4 XXXX YY ZZ PRO 800 1.3
XXXX Camera number
YY Command
00 Delete snapshot
01 Create snapshot
ZZ ID number
00 Next available ID. Existing ID’s overwrite snapshots (message “00” and ID “00” = delete all snapshots)
Camera controlling Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Switch off 60 C0 TTTT XXXX YYYY [.... YYYY]
Switch on 60 C1 TTTT XXXX YYYY [.... YYYY] Pro 06.0
Scanning control 60 C2 TTTT XXXX ZZ
TTTT 4-digit call number of control desk (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XXXX Monitor number (0001–0099)
YYYY List of camera numbers (decimal 4-digits each)
ZZ Code for scan function
00 Stop scanning
01 Start/resume scanning
02 Scanning -1 (previous camera)
03 Scanning +1 (next camera)
09 Scan position is last camera
0A Toggle start/stop scanning
Example: Type “C1”
XXXX 0000 Switch off all cameras
XXXX YYYY Switch on an additionally camera
XXXX 0000 YYY1 YYY2 Switch on several cameras (switch off all previous if required)
Example: Type “C0”
XXXX 0000 YYY1 YYY2 Selective switch off of several cameras
Attention: This function is only available for the first assigned monitor of an Intercom station with video interface!

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Control of camera LEDs Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Control of camera LEDs 80 AF TTTT TTTT 9303 XX XX XX YY
PRO 800 1.2
Control of camera LEDs 60 AF TTTT 9303 XX XX XX YY
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX XX XX Time (format: “hours-minutes-seconds”)
FFFFFF Permanent activation of camera LEDs
000000 Permanent deactivation of camera LEDs
YY Intensity (0–0F for 01–15; all higher values are the same as “0F”)
Configuration CCT 800
 Station Properties > Cameras > tab Camera
 Lighting: In this drop-down list, the lighting mode to define the functionality of the ICX commands can be selected. The following modes are
available:
 Off: The lighting can be controlled via ICX commands.
 On: The lighting is permanently activated. Controlling with ICX commands is not possible.
 Auto, fast control: Automatic switch on/off of lighting within seconds. Controlling via ICX commands is possible.
 Auto, medium control: Automatic switch on/off of lighting within minutes. Controlling via ICX commands is possible.
 Auto, slow control: Automatic switch on/off of lighting in time periods (> 10 min). Controlling via ICX commands is possible.
Note: This ICX command should only be used in the lighting mode “Off”.
Overlap video during video conversation Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Overlap video during video conversation 80 C3 TTTT TTTT XXXX
PRO 800 1.2
Overlap video during video conversation 40 C3 TTTT XXXX
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XXXX Logical camera number (fill leading empty digits with “0” if less than 4-digits)
0000 Switch back to the standard camera
Note: This feature is only possible during a video conversation.
Speech recording
Audio Recording Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
1) 80 96 TTTT TTTT 020X
Temporary deactivation of audio recording (subscriber)
PRO 800 PRO 800 2.1
LICENCE Temporary deactivation of audio recording (group) 80 96 FFFF EEGG 020X
PRO2U
Deactivation audio recording for a group 60 92 EEGG 060X
Synchronisation for one recorder 40 6E RRRR FFFF
Pro 05.6
Synchronisation for all subscribers 40 6E FFFF FFFF
Deactivate audio recording for one call 40 92 TTTT 060X
RRRR 4-digit call number of the recorder (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
GG Group number
X Function control
0 On
1 Off
2 Toggle
1)
Attention: This configuration will be reset at the next start of the respective Intercom Server!
PRO 800
Change RTP mode Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE Change RTP mode 80 AF TTTT TTTT 9306 XX
PRO2U PRO 800 2.0
Change RTP mode 60 AF TTTT 9306 XX
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX RTP mode
00 Off
01 24/7
02 Only audio
03 Audio and tones
04 RTP server
FF Request (synchronise)
Note: In order to use this RTP ICX messages, “RTP” has to be licensed via CCT 800. For further information about RTP, see the manual “Intercom
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Change VOX mode Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
PRO 800 Change VOX mode 80 AF TTTT TTTT 9306 XX PRO 800 5.1
LICENCE
PRO5U TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX VOX mode
00 Off
01 On (stop mode)
02 On (pause mode)
03 On (during pause mode, no ICX message will be output)
Note: In order to use this VOC ICX messages, “RTP” has to be licensed via CCT 800. For further information about RTP, see the manual “Intercom
Server Configuration”.
Pre-recorded audio
Pre-recorded audio with priority Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Playback pre-recorded with priority 80 90 TTTT TTTT XX 0B ZZZZ...
PRO 800 1.3
Playback pre-recorded with priority 60 90 TTTT XX 0B ZZZZ...
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Priority
00 Quit playback of tones
02 Always audible except at: All Calls, alarms, control desk with calls, conversation, reception radio conference
03 Always audible except at: All Calls, alarms, control desk with calls, conversation
04 Always audible except at: control desk with calls
06 Always audible
0B Fixed value
ZZZZ Parameter (max 14 bytes)
00–BF Audio file ID number (in hex)
D0–DB Dialling simulation buttons 0–9 (D0-D9), T (DA), X (DB)
E1–EF Pause N*250 msec (0.25–3.75 seconds)
F0 Permanent playback
F1–FF Repeat N times (1–15)
E0 Repeat as of this position (only possible in combination with repeat)

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Control of pre-recorded audio Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Control of pre-recorded audio 60 XX TTTT YY... PRO 800 1.0 1)
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”; e.g. F101)
EExx Playback at group “XX” (only meaningful at Type “9A” during group calls; EE = Fixed value)
XX Playback mode (Note: The microphone remains active)
9A Playback via the loudspeaker of the subscriber
9B Playback in direction of the Intercom Server (to the conversation partner) 2)
YY Parameter (up to 14 of the parameters below can be strung together)
00–BF Audio file ID number (in hex)
D0–DB Dialling simulation buttons 0–9 (D0–D9), T (DA), X (DB)
E1–EF Pause N*250 msec (0.25–3.75 seconds)
F0 Permanent playback
F1–FF Repeat N times (N = 1–15)
E0 Repeat as of this position (only possible in combination with repeat)
Examples:
00 60 00 9A F205 03 04 05 F0 9A F205 = Playback via loudspeaker of subscriber “205”
03 04 05 = Selection of audio files with the IDs “3”, “4” and “5” for playback
F0 = Permanent playback

00 60 00 9B 8150 32 48 51 F3 9B 8150 = Playback in direction of Intercom Server from subscriber “8150”

32 48 51 = Selection of audio files with the IDs “50”, “72” and “81” for playback
F3 = Repeat playback 3 times

00 60 00 9A F103 9A F103 = End playback at the loudspeaker of subscriber “103”

00 60 00 9B F103 9B F103 = End playback in direction of the Intercom Server “103”

00 60 00 9B F411 D4 D2 D0 E0 01 F2 DB 9B F411 D4 D2 D0 = Playback in direction of Intercom Server from

subscriber “411” to subscriber “420”
E0 01 F2 = Playback of audio file with the ID “1” (2 repeats) whilst the conversation is active
DB = Quit conversation with dialling simulation of [X]

00 60 00 9B F411 D4 D2 D0 E0 01 F2 E0 02 F3 DB 9B F411 D4 D2 D0 = Playback in direction of Intercom Server from

subscriber “411” to subscriber “420”
E0 01 F2 = Playback of audio file with the ID “1” (2 repeats) whilst the conversation is active
E0 02 F3 = Playback of audio file with the ID “2” (3 repeats) whilst the conversation is active
DB = Quit conversation with dialling simulation of [X]
1)
Requirements: min. PRO 800 1.1 is required to control pre-recorded audio files at Gx-GET cards.
2)
Limitation: This ICX command can only be executed when no P2P conversation is active on the IP subscriber card, on which the conversation
partners are located.
Note: The ICX command can contain a dialling simulation (e.g. to automatically cancel a conversation or group call).
Assembly of sentences
It is possible to assemble multiple audio files to form sentences with one ICX command:
 Saving of words or word groups as individual audio files.
 Pauses can be inserted between the audio files.
 Repeat can be set for the entire ICX command or parts of it.
Pre-recorded audio in idle state Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Playback pre-recorded audio in idle state 80 9A TTTT TTTT XX
PRO 800 1.2
Playback pre-recorded audio in idle state 60 9A TTTT XX
TTTT 4-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Pre-recorded audio ID (in hex)
Playback is stopped when...
 a conversation will be established,
 a group call will be initiated, or
 the subscriber with playback starts dialling or the X button will be pressed.

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Recording of pre-recorded audio Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
PRO 800 Start recording of pre-recorded audio 80 C5 TTTT TTTT NNNN NNNN WWWW 1XYZ
LICENCE PRO 800 3.1
PRO3U Stop recording of pre-recorded audio 80 C5 TTTT TTTT
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the recording subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
NNNN NNNN 8-digit call number of the subscriber, on which the recorded audio will be saved (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
WWWW Pre-recorded audio ID (0000–0199)
XYZ Mode
X
0 Record immediately
1 Playback of existing pre-recorded message prior to recording (otherwise recording is triggered immediately)
Y
0 No playback of message
1 Playback of message after recording (for checking purposes)
Z
0 Manual storage
1 Storage for the called subscriber only
2 Storage for all subscribers of the respective card of the called subscriber
Requirements: This function is only available for Intercom subscribers, which are connected to one of the following Intercom Server or Intercom
cards:
 2 MB storage:
 Gx-GED (Rev. min. AB)
 Gx-GET (Rev. min. AB)
 SIS-IP
 8 MB storage:
 Gx-AUD (Rev. min. AB)
 Gx-IP (Rev. min. AC, min. 05.4)
 IS 300
 Gx-IP-32
 Gx-SUB (min. 04.0)
Note: Gx-IAX and Gx-TEL will not be supported for this function.
Time and date
Set time and date Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Set time and date 71 F1 YY MM DD HH XX SS PRO 800 1.1
YY Year (e.g. “09” for 2009)
MM Month
DD Day
HH Hour
XX Minute
SS Seconds
If no time server is available, the time and date in the Intercom Server can also be set manually via an ICX command (e.g. for demos or trade fair
systems).
Note: Time and date, which is configured via an ICX command, is always standard time (winter).
Attention: Licence “C-L-ICX” is required for configuration of time!

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Delayed ICX command Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Delayed ICX commands 6F XX TTTT YY ZZ NNNN...
Pro 05.6
Cancelling of an ICX commands 6F 00 TTTT YY ZZ NNNN...
TTTT 4-digit key (e.g. call number of the subscriber; fill leading empty digits with “F”))
XX Time delay
18 = 0,5 s 28 = 1 s 38 = 2 s 48 = 4 s 4A = 5 s
6F = 30 s 7F = 1 min 8F = 2 min 9F = 4 min BF = 15 min
CF = 30 min DF = 1 h EF = 2 h FF = 4 h 00 = Cancel message
For other times a hex value must be calculated see ”Input of times” on page 71.
YY Task of the ICX command (e.g. “40” for 00 40 00...)
ZZ Type of the ICX command (e.g. “80” for conversation; 00 40 00 F101 F102 80)
NNNN Data part (e.g. parameter 1 + parameter 2 of ICX command with data format “short”, e.g. F101 F102)
Examples:
Cancelling of a conversation in 1 minute:
00 6F 00 7F 6789 40 80 F101 FFFF
Switch on an output with 8-digit call number:
00 6F 00 18 1111 80 40 55555555 0100
Note: With entering the time “00” and the key/task/type of the original ICX command, this ICX command can be cancelled before the time has
expired. The data “NNNN” has not to be entered.
Time controlled ICX events Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Activate ICX event 71 Cmd NNNN UUXX TTTT YYYY ZZZZ
PRO 800 1.1
Deactivate ICX event 71 00 NNNN UU
Cmd ICX command repetitions (in hex; 1 = Bit selected, 0 = Bit not selected)
BIT0 Monday BIT4 Friday
BIT1 Tuesday BIT5 Saturday
BIT2 Wednesday BIT6 Sunday
BIT3 Thursday BIT7 Fix selected
80 Execute only once
Example: hex 80 (bin 1000 0000) = Only once, hex 81 (bin 1000 0001) = Every Monday, hex 9E (bin 1001 1110) = Repeat on Tuesday – Fri-
day
NNNN 4-digit identification number (0001–9999)
UU Position for saving and deactivation (decimal 01–32)
00 Use an empty slot
XX Flags (in hex; 1 = Bit selected, 0 = Bit not selected)
BIT0 ICX command at execution: The status information will be sent when the respective time-controlled ICX command is executed.
BIT1 Input/output state inverse
TTTT 4-digit call number of the allocated input/output (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
0000 No input/output
FFFF No input/output
YYYY Time in the following format “YY-MM-DD-STD-MIN-SEC” (year-month-day-hour-min-sec)
(e.g. 09 11 30 05 30 00 = 2009-11-30 05:30:00)
ZZZZ ICX command (format “Task-Type-SR-SS-Data”)
SR System number of receiver
SS System number of sender
Time controlled ICX events can be configured via ICX commands with the data format “long” instead CCT 800:
 A total of 32 entries (CCT 800 and dynamic via ICX messages).
 Time controlled ICX event can be performed once, daily or weekly.
 Execution can be linked to the status of an input or output:
 ICX message will only be sent if the input/output is activated.
 The time must be either:
 synchronised via NTP with the Intercom Server (for further information see the manual “Intercom Server Configuration”) or
 configured via an ICX command (see ”Set time and date” on page 68).

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WAN function
WAN control of output Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Output on 70 40 40 XXXX YYYY 0100
Output off 70 40 40 XXXX YYYY 0000 Pro 06.0
Output toggle 70 40 40 XXXX YYYY 0200
XXXX Prefix of the Intercom Server in which the output is located
YYYY 4-digit call number of the output (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
Example:
Synchronisation request for output “3333”:
00 40 00 3333 FFFF 51
This ICX commando in remote region via WAN with pre-dialling code “200”:
00 70 00 40 51 F200 3333 FFFF
WAN conversation Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
One subscriber in the own region, one subscriber in the remote region:
Build-up conversation 60 80 TTTT NNNN NNNN
Pro 06.0
Cancel conversation 60 80 TTTT FFFF
TTTT Call number of the subscriber with up to 4 digits (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
NNNN NNNN Call number with up to 4 digits, preceded by the WAN prefix (leading empty digits are filled with "F")

Note: In combination with a WAN connection, only call numbers with a maximum of 4 digits (excl. WAN prefix) can be used.
Both subscribers in the remote region:
Build-up conversation 70 60 80 XXXX TTTT NNNN
Pro 06.0
Cancel conversation 70 60 80 XXXX TTTT FFFF
XXXX Pre-dialling code
TTTT 4-digit call number of subscriber 1 in the remote region (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
NNNN 4-digit call number of subscriber 2 in the remote region (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
Note: The ICX commands for WAN conversations are the same within a region. For supra-regional WAN conversations the format above is valid.
User management
User management Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
User log in/off 80 B2 TTTT TTTT GG USER XY ZZ PIN PRO 800 1.3
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
GG Group number (01–08; groups configured via CCT 800)
00 Log off
FF Error (switches-on error tone)
USER Username (14 digits; hex, fill leading empty digits with 0x20 (= blanks); e.g. Commend = “436F6D6D656E6420202020202020”)
XY Logoff time
X Logoff time total (0–F for 0–15)
Y Logoff time idle (0–E for 0–14)
FF Logoff time according to configuration via CCT 800
ZZ Additional flags
00 Standard
01 Indication of the username at called station
PIN 8-digit password (optional) 1)
1)
Note: If a PIN has been entered for login, this PIN is also required for log out. The PIN must be entered in the ICX command in the endianness
“little-endian” (e.g. the PIN “1234” has to be entered in the ICX command as “3412 FFFF”, the PIN “12345678” as “78563412”).
Note: If this ICX command is received while the user is already logged in, it will result in a logout. This also applies when the same or changed
group number, log-off time or other flags are provided. If the ICX command is received with a different user name, the new user is logged in and
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Logic module
PRO 800 Logic module Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE
PRO4U Control of the trigger item 72 XX GG ZZ PRO 800 4.1
XX Type
A0 Deactivate all trigger items with the same group ID
A1 Activate all trigger items with the same group ID
AA Execute all true actions of all trigger items with the same group ID
AB Execute all false actions of all trigger items with the same group ID
GG Group ID
00 All trigger items independent from the group ID will be executed (index number must be “00”)
01–99 All trigger items with the group ID will be executed
ZZ Index number of the trigger item
01–08 Trigger item with the index number will be executed (group ID will be ignored)
Set a variable to a defined value 72 A4 GG YY ZZ Data PRO 800 4.1
GG Group ID (01–99)
YY Index number of the trigger item (01 – 16)
ZZ Index number of the variable (40 – 4F; VAR01 = 40, VAR02 = 41, VAR03 = 42, ... , VAR15 = 4E, VAR16 = 4F)
Data 8-digit value of the variable (fill leading empty digits with “0”)
Note: The group ID and the index number of the trigger item will be ignored.
Execute an ICX message for evaluation 72 AC GG YY NNNN... PRO 800 4.1
GG Group ID (01–99)
YY Index number of the trigger item
NNNN Outgoing ICX message (data format “long”)
Note: The group ID and the index number of the trigger item will be ignored.
Miscellaneous
Input of times
To achieve the highest possible accuracy of the time, a value between 8 and F should be selected for “Z” (e.g.: 2 seconds = 61, 52, 44 and 38 are pos-
sible => 38 should be used).
Z x 31 msec
0Z e.g.: 0A = 10 x 0.031 = 0.310 msec
(to 465 msec)
1Z Z x 62 msec
2Z Z x 125 msec
3Z Z x 250 msec e.g.: 38 = 8 x 0,25 = 2 seconds
4Z Z x 500 msec
5Z Z x 1 second
6Z Z x 2 seconds
7Z Z x 4 seconds
8Z Z x 8 seconds
9Z Z x 16 seconds
AZ Z x 32 seconds
BZ Z x 1 minute e.g.: B8 = 8 x 1 = 8 minutes
CZ Z x 2 minutes e.g.: CF = 15 x 2 = 30 minutes
Not possible with:
DZ Z x 4 minutes
- Output delayed ON/OFF
EZ Z x 8 minutes
- Playback of tones
FZ Z x 16 minutes

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ICX messages for synchronisation

System synchronisation can be used to ensure that a synchronous system is used.

Synchronisation is recommended under the following circumstances:

 Start of the control system
 Start of an Intercom server
 Reestablishment of the communication link

The following properties should be synchronised:

 Call status Intercom station (recommended)
 Input status (recommended)
 Output status (recommended)
 Call status control desk (recommended)
 Control desk switchover (optional)
 Call status Intercom station (optional)

In general, the synchronisation method should be chosen so that the Intercom system is influenced as
little as possible. That is why as few synchronisation requests as possible should be sent.t

GOOD TO KNOW: Send ICX messages with delay

Minimum delay between synchronisation messages: 200 ms

Feature See pages Feature see page

General Intercom function 72 DSP function 78
Input, output 76 Video 78
Conference 77 Speech recording 79
Control desk function 77 Time and date 80

General Intercom function

Intercom subscriber Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Request 40 52 Call no. subscriber FFFF
Response: no line fault 42 15 Call no. subscriber 0000 Pro 05.4
Response: line fault 42 15 Call no. subscriber 0001
Response: privacy mode when calling subscriber (fixed) 42 15 Call no. subscriber 0100 Pro 06.4
VirtuoSIS 11
Response: privacy mode when called subscriber (fixed) 42 17 Call no. subscriber 0100 Pro 04.6
Response: privacy mode via position switch 42 15 Call no. subscriber 0200 Pro 05.4
Note: This type of synchronisation does not depend on a control desk. It is not required to configure a call request for the respective subscriber.

Intercom Server Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW

Request 40 01 XX00 0000
Response: Server offline 42 00 XX00 YYYY 1) Pro 06.0
Response: Server online 42 01 XX00 YYYY
Response: Server starting (issued for compatibility reasons, can 42 1E [internal data] [internal data]
safely be ignored)
XX Intercom Server ID. to be polled (in hex)
YYYY Software version (e.g. “0600” for Intercom Server software Pro 06.0)
Note: If you receive one of these responses, it is assumed that synchronisation is required. It is recommended to wait a time window of approx. 30 s
after receiving the message, as it is likely that several status changes will be displayed in a short time. Only after completion of that process should the
synchronisation take place. After a restart, the synchronisation should only be begun when the system has finished starting up and no longer
exchanges ICX messages.
1) As of Pro 06.3/SIS 10.0, the parameter value is 0000.

Request 40 93 Call no. subscriber 0W 0X PRO 800 1.1

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Response: volume 42 93 Call no. subscriber 0Y ZX PRO 800 1.3

W Mode
0 Query current volume
1 Query volume limit
X Volume class
1 = Tones 2 = Gong 3 = Music 4 = All Call 5 = Duplex 6 = Simplex
7 = Full Duplex 8 = Handset 9 = Buzzer A = 6T feedback B = Conference C = Headset
Y Volume level (in hex)
Z State
1 Maximum
2 Minimum value
3 Fixed value
Text parameters Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Request 80 2A TTTT TTTT ID Object
PRO 800 1.2
Response 82 2A TTTT TTTT ID Value
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
ID 2-digit ID number (freely selectable)
Object Object name that is to be received (in hex)
Value Max. 14-digit parameter value (ASCII coding)
Privacy Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Request 80 52 TTTT TTTT FFFF Pro 05.4
Response: privacy mode when calling subscriber (fixed) 42 15 Call no. subscriber 0100 Pro 06.4
VirtuoSIS 11
Response: privacy mode when called subscriber (fixed) 42 17 Call no. subscriber 0100 Pro 04.6
Response: privacy mode via position switch 42 15 Call no. subscriber 0200 Pro 05.4

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Subscriber parameter Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
PRO 800

LICENCE Request 80 AF TTTT TTTT 80 82

PRO3U PRO 800 2.1
Response 84 01 TTTT TTTT UUVV XX YY ZZZZ... DDEE
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
UU Intercom server id (range of values 0x01-0xFF, e.g. 0x0A = server id 10)
VV Client address (range of values 0x01-0xFF, e.g. 0x10 = subscriber 1 in slot 1)
XX Tag of client (range of values 0x51-0x70)
0x51 subscriber 0x57 channel 0x64 ip32 0x68 s0
0x52 video 0x58-0x5f card tags 0x65 cnet_lan 0x69 iax
0x55 output 0x60 desk 0x66 gev 0x6A symphony cd
0x56 input 0x61 music 0x67 cnet 0x70 v24
YY Tag of driver (range of values 0x21-0x3e))
0x21 station 0x28 station_input 0x2e station_v24 0x35 channel 0x3b ee900
0x22 camera 0x29 station_output 0x2f ip32 0x36 gev 0x3c uds_v24
0x23 monitor 0x2a v24 0x30 ee400 0x37 iax 0x3d csapp_v24
0x25 output 0x2b ip_v24 0x31 ee700 0x38 s0 0x3e sip_output
0x26 input 0x2c rs232_v24 0x33 gep_music 0x39 tel
0x27 cpu_output 0x2d cpuv24 0x34 tieline 0x3a station_dsp
ZZZZ... 14-digit name of the client (subsequent empty characters are filled with blanks)
DDEE Device information
DD Station type (range of values 0x01-0xFF, e.g. 0x97 = EE 900A)
EE Extended station type (range of values 0x01-0xFF, e.g. 0x01 = WS 200P I CA [station type 0x60])
PRO 800 Subscriber index Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE
PRO2U Request 80 DC UU XY 00 ZZ PRO 800 2.0
UU Transaction ID
X Hierarchy level (1–F for 1–15)
00 All
Y Flags
+01 Accelerated query (200 subscriber per second, else 50)
+02 Query single message (one message per subscriber)
ZZ Intercom Server block (other values according to the configuration in CCT 800)
DF Configuration block
EF “Own” Intercom Server
00 GEV block
Examples (UU = 99, XY = 00):
Query of the connected Intercom Server: 00 80 00 DC 99 00 00 EF
Query of the Intercom Server “23” (0x17): 17 80 00 DC 99 00 00 EF
Query of all Intercom Servers in the NET network: 00 80 00 DC 99 00 00 00
Query of all Intercom Servers in block “86”: 00 80 00 DC 99 00 00 86
Response 82 DC/DD XX YY 0000 ZZUU TTTT TTTT Text PRO 800 2.0
DC/DD Message type (DD = last ICX message)
XX Transaction ID
YY Length of entry (in hex)
ZZUU Address of the subscriber (in hex)
ZZ Intercom Server ID
UU Client address
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the recorder (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
Text Description of the respective subscriber in the subscriber index (following empty digits are filled with “0x20”)
Note: The received parameter “text” can be configured in CCT 800 at Subscriber > Naming in the field Display text EE 811A & camera for the
respective subscriber.
In order to allow an easy processing of the transmitted data, the length “YY” will be indicated in the ICX message. This enables to skip unused
data (which can be ignored) and to fill up of too short data with default values. For all requested Intercom Server the data will be sent in a queue
depending on the network. The data package of each Intercom Server is marked with Type “DD/DB” (instead “DC/DA”). If the absolute end
without timeout is to be indicated, a flag must set at the receiver of the ICX message with Type “DB”. This flag must be deleted if Type “DD” is
sent. If all flags are deleted, this corresponds to an end without timeout.

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Intercom Server information Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Request: Loaded PRO 800 or VirtuoSIS version and license 40 AF D007 DD03
PRO 800 2.1
Response 82 03 NN T1 T2 T3 WW XX
Response 82 03 NN T1 T2 T3 YY ZZ VirtuoSIS 11.1
D Fixed value
DD Fixed value
NN System number of the checked Intercom Server
T1 T2 T3 Loaded PRO 800 or VirtuoSIS version (in hex)
T1 Main version
T2 Sub version
T3 Build/test version:
00 Series version
81–9F Build 01–31; build number = ZZ–80 (81 = B01, 82 = B02, ...)
C1–FF Test 01–63; test number = ZZ–C0 (C1 = T01, C2 = T02, ...)
02–7F SPCL 2–127; spcl. number = ZZ–01 (02 = Spcl02, 03 = Spcl03, ...)
Version XX YY ZZ (e.g. PRO 800 02.1B10: XX = 02 YY = 01 ZZ = 8A)

PRO 800 2.1

WW Highest installed PRO 800 licence (basic and upgrade licence considered)
01–06 PRO V1.x-PRO V6.x (basic) or PRO2U-PRO6U (upgrade)
09 TESTALL
XX Actually used PRO 800 licence
01–06 PRO V1.x-PRO V6.x (basic) or PRO2U-PRO6U (upgrade)

VirtuoSIS 11.1
YY Highest installed VirtuoSIS licence (basic and upgrade licence considered)
01–99 L-SIS-PROx/L-SIS-x/L-SIS32-PROx/L-SIS32-x (basic) or
L-SIS-PROxU/L-SIS-xU/L-SIS32-PROxU/L-SIS32-xU/L-SIS32-UPG/L_USUB-xx/L-USUB32-xx (upgrade)
ZZ Actually used VirtuoSIS licence
01–99 L-SIS-PROx/L-SIS-x/L-SIS32-PROx/L-SIS32-x (basic) or
L-SIS-PROxU/L-SIS-xU/L-SIS32-PROxU/L-SIS32-xU/L-SIS32-UPG/L_USUB-xx/L-USUB32-xx (upgrade)
Monitoring status for a key-subscriber Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Request 80 27 TTTT TTTT 00 9999
Request: group of subscribers 80 27 FFFF EEGG 00 9999 PRO 800 3.0
Response 62 27 TTTT TTTT XX YYYY ZZZZ
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
EE Fixed value
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
XX State (BIT from right to left; 0–7)
BIT7-5 Key-subscribers
1 Subscriber was activated as key-subscriber
BIT7-4 Online status
0 Offline
1 Online
BIT3-0 Monitoring status
0 Monitoring off
1 Error occurred at last monitoring
2 Monitoring currently active
3 Last monitoring “OK”
YYYY Current timer (in seconds; decimal)
ZZZZ Interval (in seconds; decimal)
9999 Non key-subscribers
Note: One response for each key-subscriber of the group.
Interface call number Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Request 80 AF FFFF FFFF 8080
Request 40 AF FFFF 8080 00 PRO 800 1.2
Response BA 60 00 FF TTTT XX YY ZZ ...
TTTT 4-digit call number of the interface (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
XX Intercom Server ID (in hex)
YY Internal client address
ZZ Data (not relevant; for internal use)

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Connection type of an IP subscriber Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Request 80 AF TTTT TTTT 93 09 0000
Request: group of subscribers 80 AF FFFF EEGG 93 09 0000 PRO 800 1.2
Response 62 A8 TTTT TTTT 0000 UXYZ
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
EE Fixed value
GG Group number (00–89, BCD encoded, see ”Group call, All Call” on page 56).
U Queried connection
0 No connection queried
1 Standard connection
2 Fallback 1
3 Fallback 2
X Active connection
0 No connection active
1 Standard connection
2 Fallback 1
3 Fallback 2
Y Error
0 No error existing
1 Standard connection
2 Fallback 1
3 Fallback 2
4 Standard connection and fallback 1
5 Standard connection and fallback 2
6 Fallback 1 and fallback 2
7 All
Z Mode
0 Automatic
1 Standard connection fixed
2 Fallback 1 fixed
3 Fallback 2 fixed
Input, output
Input Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Request 40 50 Call number input Call no. control desk
Response: input in idle mode 5B 30 Call no. control desk Call number input
Pro 04.7
Response: input message 5B 2X Call no. control desk Call number input
Response: input message acknowledged 5B 31 Call no. control desk Call number input
X Call type (see ”Input message” on page 39)
Note: With a number of 5 control stations and 100 inputs, 500 synchronisation requests are required.
Input state (independent of configuration) Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Request: input state 40 AF Call number input C200
Pro 06.1
Response 42 AF Call number input C20X
C Fixed value
X Input state
0 Open
1 15k
2 5k6
3 1k5
4 Short
Output Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Request 40 51 Call number output FFFF
Response: output inactive 5B 40 Call number output FFFF Pro 04.7
Response: output active 5B 41 Call number output FFFF
Note: With a number of 100 outputs, 100 synchronisation requests are required.
All outputs Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Request 40 51 FFFF FFFF
Response: output inactive 5B 40 Call number output FFFF Pro 06.1
Response: output active 5B 41 Call number output FFFF
Note: This message can be used to synchronise the status of the outputs in the configuration block. The message only outputs the active states of the
outputs in the configuration block, which is why the data points to be synchronised in the system should be set to inactive before synchronisation.

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Conference
Status of simplex and radio conferences Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
80 AF TTTT TTTT D200
Request
60 AF TTTT D200 PRO 800 6.3
82 0D TTTT TTTT 0000 XXYY VirtuoSIS 7.1
Response
42 0D TTTT 0000 XXYY
X Call type (see ”Conference” on page 37)
Control desk function
Call trigger (Intercom subscriber or input) Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Request 40 50 Call no. subscriber Call no. control desk
Response: conversation 42 12 Call no. control desk Call no. subscriber
Response: control desk call request 5B 2X Call no. control desk Call no. subscriber Pro 04.7
Response: control desk call request acknowledged (cancel on site) 5B 31 Call no. control desk Call no. subscriber
Response: subscriber idle 5B 30 Call no. control desk Call no. subscriber
X Call type (see ”Input message” on page 39)
Note: With a number of 5 control desks and 100 Intercom stations, 500 synchronisation requests are required.
Call status of control desk Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Request 40 50 Call no. subscriber FFFF
Pro 04.7
Response: Call status 42 1X Call no. control desk Call no. subscriber
X Call type (see ”Conversation” on page 33)
Note: This message can be used to synchronise the call status of the control desks. The message only outputs the active status, so the data point to be
synchronised in the system should be set to inactive before synchronisation.
Control desk dialing list Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Request: Control desk dialing list per control desk 40 6E Call no. control desk FFFF
Request: Control desk dialing list of all control desks 40 6E FFFF FFFF
Response: Input message or line fault 5B 2X Call no. control desk Call no. input
Pro 05.6
Response: Call request or line fault 5B 2X Call no. control desk Call no. caller
Response: Call request/input message acknowledged 5B 31 Call no. control desk Call no. caller
Response: Call active 42 12 Subscriber 1 Subscriber 2
X Call type (see ”Input message” on page 39)
Note: An effective method of synchronisation is to query the message lists from all control desks. Here you can synchronise all pending calls and activ-
ities of all control desks by means of a message. Before doing this, the data points to be synchronised must be set to inactive in the system.
Status call switching of control desk Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Request 40 58 Call no. subscriber Call no. control desk
Pro 04.7
Response see ”Call transfer control desk” on page 38
Control desk transfer Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Request 40 59 TTTT FFFF PRO 800 6.1
Request 80 59 TTTT TTTT FFFF FFFF
Response: manual transfer 5B see ”Call transfer control desk” on page 38 PRO 800 2.1
Response: automatic transfer 5B 61 see ”Call transfer control desk” on page 38
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber desk (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
Note: An ICX connection must be configured for the control desk (see page 21). The data point to be synchronised in the system should be set to inac-
tive before execution.
Dynamic call distribution Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Request 80 XX TTTT TTTT
PRO 800 5.0
Response 62 XX TTTT TTTT 00YY NNNN NNNN ...
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the basic control desk (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Mode
62 Day
63 Night
YY Timeout (in seconds)
NNNN NNNN 8-digit call number of the control desks in the distribution chain (fill leading empty digits with “F”)

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Audio monitoring Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Request 80 2F TTTT TTTT 80
PRO 800 4.0
Response: dB-value station microphone 82 2F TTTT TTTT 80 XX
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the subscriber (fill leading empty digits with “F”)
XX Trigger dB-value
XX 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 0A 0D
dBA off 60 63 67 70 73 77 80 83 87 standard values
dBA off 50 56 62 68 74 80 90 100 110 extended values
+10 = Off after start of Intercom Server +20 = Multifunction-LED permanently on
+40 = Multifunction-LED permanently off +80 = Permanent

Note: The audio monitoring request only works when a device is connected and online.
Video
Current video status Task Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Server SW
Request 40 AF Call no. control desk CD6E Pro 06.1
Response: current camera numbers per monitor of the assigned control desk (including idle state camera numbers)
Camera parameter (only extended video) Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Request 40 B2 FFFF UUUU
Response: connection 9D 00 UUUU XX ... YYYY ZZ ... PRO 800 2.0
Response: text 9D 01 UUUU Text
UUUU Camera number (decimal)
XX IP address camera
YYYY Port number (hexadecimal)
ZZ Video link (ASCII coding; e.g. video.cgi)
Text Camera text (ASCII coding)
Camera directory Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Request 80 D8 XX 0200 YY PRO 800 5.0
XX Transaction ID
YY Intercom Server block (other values according to the configuration)
EF “Own” Intercom Server
00 GEV block
Examples (XX = 99):
Query of the connected Intercom Server: 00 80 00 D8 99 0200 EF
Query of the Intercom Server “23” (0x17): 17 80 00 D8 99 0200 EF
Query of all Intercom Servers in the NET network: 00 80 00 D8 99 0200 00
Query of all Intercom Servers in block “86”: 00 80 00 D8 99 0200 86
Response: data of the camera directory 82 D8/D9 XX YY 0000 TTTT Text RRRR NNNN URI PRO 800 5.0
D8/D9 Message type (D9 = last ICX message)
XX Transaction ID
YY Length of an entry with several cameras per message, counted from TTTT on
TTTT 4-digit camera number (BCD coding)
Text 14-digit camera description (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
RRRR IP address
NNNN Port number (in hex)
URI Text with variable length (max. 120 signs, formatted the following way: “[username:password@]videolink”

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Speech recording
PRO 800 RTP mode Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
LICENCE
PRO2U Request 80 DA UU XY 00 ZZ PRO 800 2.0
UU Transaction ID
X Hierarchy level (1–F for 1–15)
0 All
Y Flags
+01 Accelerated query (200 subscriber per second, else 50)
+02 Query single message (one message per subscriber)
ZZ Intercom Server block (other values according to the configuration in CCT 800)
DF Configuration block
EF “Own” Intercom Server
00 GEV block
Examples (UU = 99, XY = 00):
Query of the connected Intercom Server: 00 80 00 DA 99 00 00 EF
Query of the Intercom Server “23” (0x17): 17 80 00 DA 99 00 00 EF
Query of all Intercom Servers in the NET network: 00 80 00 DA 99 00 00 00
Query of all Intercom Servers in block “86”: 00 80 00 DA 99 00 00 86
Response 82 DA/DB XX YY 0000 ZZUU TTTT TTTT RTP data PRO 800 2.0
DA/DB Message type (DB = last ICX message)
XX Transaction ID
YY Length of entry (in hex)
ZZUU Address of the subscriber (in hex)
ZZ Intercom Server ID
UU Client address
TTTT TTTT 8-digit call number of the recorder (leading empty digits are filled with “F”)
RTP data (parameters will be indicated in the following order):
Mode
00 Off
01 Only conversation
10 Conversation + tones
Quality
01 3.5 kHz A-Law
04 7 kHz G722
05 3.5 kHz U-Law
Reduction
RTCP interval
RTP server IP
RTP port
PRO 800 VOX control (min. PRO 5.1 required)
LICENCE
PRO5U 00 Off
01 On (stop mode)
10 On (pause mode)
11 On (during pause mode, no ICX message will be output)
Example
Received ICX message: 00 82 00 DB 00 11 00 00 01 10 FF FF F1 01 23 04 03 03 0A 0A 01 40 00 0A 01
Transaction ID: 00 Length of entry: 11 Intercom Server ID: 01 Client address: 10
Call number of the subscriber: 101 Mode: 23 (conversation + tones) Quality: 04 (7 kHz G722) Reduction: 03 (-3 dB)
RTCP interval: 03 RTP server IP: 0A 0A 01 40 (10.10.1.64) RTP port: 00 0A (10) VOX control: 01 (on)
Note: The received parameters of the RTP data can be configured for the respective subscriber in CCT 800 at Subscriber > RTP Configuration,
Attention: In order to receive the RTP data, the respective subscriber card has to be licensed with the licence “C-L-IP-REC-1”. For further informa-
tion about RTP, see the manual “Intercom Server Configuration”.
In order to allow an easy processing of the transmitted data, the length “YY” will be indicated in the ICX message. This enables to skip unused
data (which can be ignored) and to fill up of too short data with default values. For all requested Intercom Server the data will be sent in a queue
depending on the network. The data package of each Intercom Server is marked with Type “DB” (instead “DA”). If the absolute end without time-
out is to be indicated, a flag must set at the receiver of the ICX message with Type “DB”. This flag must be deleted if Type “DD” is sent. If all flags
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Time and date

Time and date Task Type Data (data format variable length) Server SW
Request 71 F2 1)
PRO 800 1.1
Response 71 F2 YY MM DD HH XX SS
YY Year (e.g. “09” for 2009)
MM Month
DD Day
HH Hour
XX Minute
SS Second
1)
No data input required
Attention: If the Intercom Server is not synchronised with a SNTP server, no answer message will be sent!

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