VoIP Alarm Systems

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VoIP alarm monitoring

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In this video, you can learn the difference between the standard traditional and the modern VoIP alarm systems. With the Ozeki VoIP SIP SDK and the ContactID handler function the user (like a server) can be notified from every triggered event int he enviroment. Sending/receiving a 16-digit DTMF code from the device to the server allows the user to utilize detailed information like in which zone the event was triggered. In the case of having multiple devices in one zone, the notification sends which device noticed the event, what type of event was triggered and many other options. You can learn how these devices communicate with each other and what you can do to upgrade your current security system to a modern VoIP based wireless security system. Try it today! Download the software and build your own solution today! Video guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnakDilx0mY About the software: Ozeki VoIP SIP SDK is a high-performance VoIP SDK for .NET developers that can be used to create such powerful VoIP applications as a webphone, a softphone, an IVR menu system, a call center, a PBX or different kind of mobile technologies. For more information please visit: http://bit.ly/1lCi76g Or Send an e-mail at: [email protected]

Transcript of VoIP Alarm Systems

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VoIP alarm monitoring

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Traditional alarm systems

Motion sensor

Smoke detector

Camera

Premise Controll Unit

Fire station

Security service

Central station

Phone call Phone ca

ll

Phone call

ContactID protocol

• Devices send DTMF signals to PCU• Information flows through dial up phone line to central

station• If alarm is not flase the central station notifies the fire-

or security station

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Weaknesses of traditional alarm systems

• If an event triggers the PCU send alarms via dial up phone line to central station

• In case a Phone line cut the PCU can’t dial and send the alarm to the central station

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Advantages of using VoIP

Motion sensor

Smoke detector

Camera

VoIP Phone call

Fire station

Security service

Phone call

Phone callPremise Controll Unit Central station

ContactID protocol

Your office Alarm monitoring company

• Alarm signals are sent through a VoIP phone call to the central station

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Advantages of using VoIP

Motion sensor

Fire station

Security service

VoIP registrationPhone ca

ll

Phone call

Premise Controll Unit

Central station

Smoke detector

Periodic ping request

Camera

• With the help of the periodic ping request user can receive notification about network- and power failure

• In this case the VoIP registration is not successful

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Advantage of using VoIP

Motion sensor

Security service

Connection lossPhone ca

ll

Phone call

Premise Controll Unit

Central station

Smoke detector

Camera

Fire station

• User can setup a unique alarm system where the central station can send notification if the connection is failed with the PCU.

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ContactID protocol

• Standard way to notify central station• It is a 16 digit code with the data of the alarm • Contains:– Object ID– Partition ID– Zone ID

• Used by both: Traditional and VoIP alarm systems

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The ContactID protocol time-line

Off hook

Dial Tone

400Hz

1 sec 250-300msec On hook

Sent by PSTN

Sent by alarm system

Sent by central station

Dial digitsContactID handshake ContactID 16 Digits

ContactID kissoff

50msec

50msec

250 msec

100msec100msec

1400Hz 1400Hz

Repeat until all events are reported

• Start with a 400 hz dial tone as an invite call which contains the authentication data in dial digits• If central station accepts these 1400hz and 2300 hz tones the ContactID handshake occurs• After the authentication the alarm system sends the ContactID• If the central station received a kissoff occurs.• This process repeats until all events are reported

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Try the example

• If you wish to create your own VoIP central station you can do it by using a C# application + Ozeki VoIP SIP SDK

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Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA)

• Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA) is used to provide the phone line to the alarm system

• It uses a G 711 codec to digitalize analog DTMF code to digital DTMF code which can be sent through VoIP network.

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Switching from traditional system to modern

• Replace old phone line with ATA• Connect your PSTN line to an ATA.• Use G 711 codec to transmit voice

over IP• The central station will receive

notifications through the internet

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Solutions you can create using Ozeki VoIP SIP SDK

• Create central alarm station

• Build on-site alarm system

• Create VoIP alarm service

Reliable

Compatible

Developer friendly

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!

For more information please visit:http://www.voip-sip-sdk.com

or write us an e-mail to:[email protected]