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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<configuration>
<!-- serial port configuration -->
<serial>
<device>/dev/ttyS0</device>
<speed>9600</speed>
<mode>8N1</mode>
<protocol>ascii</protocol>
</serial>
<alarm>
<!-- max no. of partitions supported,
Set this based on the alarm panel mode:
NX-8E 8
NX-8 8
NX-6 2
NX-4 1
Set to 0 to enable auto detection of partitions.
-->
<partitions>0</partitions>
<!-- max no. of zones supported
Set this based on the alarm panel model:
NX-8E 192
NX-8 48
NX-6 16
NX-4 8
Set to 0 to enable auto detection of zones.
-->
<zones>0</zones>
<!-- panel status check interval (minutes) -->
<statuscheck>30</statuscheck>
<!-- time synchronization interval (hours), set 0 to disable -->
<timesync>168</timesync>
</alarm>
<!-- logging configuration
logging tresholds:
0 = minimal logging
1 = normal logging
2 = verbose logging
3 = very verbose logging (log serial I/O)
4 = full logging
-1 = disable logging target
-->
<!-- syslog: set logging treshold for syslog -->
<syslog>1</syslog>
<!-- log: set logging treshold for log file -->
<log>2</log>
<!-- specify which events trigger running the alarm program -->
<triggers>
<!-- logentry: specify which log entries trigger alarm program
0 = none
1 = reporting log entries (alarm, alarm restore, etc..)
2 = reporting log entries + open and close (non-reporting log entries)
3 = all log entrie (reporting or non-reporting)
-->
<logentry>0</logentry>
<!-- partitionstatus: specify which partition status changes trigger alarm program
0 = none
1 = all except "Ready" and "Not Ready".
2 = all
-->
<partitionstatus>0</partitionstatus>
<!-- zonestatus: specify which zone status changes trigger alarm program
0 = none
1 = only zone "Fault", "Trouble", or "Tamper"
2 = all
-->
<zonestatus>0</zonestatus>
<!-- maxprocesses: limit number of concurrent trigger processes,
this can be used as fail-safe if trigger
program is hanging (etc) so not to run system
out of memory or processes
0 = no limit (disabled)
n = do not start any more trigger processes if there
is already n such processess (still) running
-->
<maxprocesses>0</maxprocesses>
</triggers>
<!-- IPC Shared Memory and Message Queue settings -->
<shm>
<!-- shared memory segment settings -->
<shmkey>0xf00f0042</shmkey>
<shmmode>0640</shmmode>
<!--
<shmuser>root</shmuser>
-->
<!--
<shmgroup>operator</shmgroup>
-->
<!-- message queue settings -->
<msgkey>0xf00f0042</msgkey>
<msgmode>0660</msgmode>
<!--
<msguser>root</msguser>
-->
<!--
<msggroup>operator</msggroup>
-->
</shm>
<!-- file locations -->
<!-- directory: default directory for files (unless filename is specified
as absolute filename)
-->
<directory>/usr/local/nxgipd</directory>
<!-- logfile: specify log file location -->
<logfile>nxgipd.log</logfile>
<!-- statusfile: specify file to save system state -->
<statusfile>alarmstatus.xml</statusfile>
<!-- savestatus: specify time interval (in minutes) to save/update statusfile -->
<savestatus>1440</savestatus>
<!-- alarmprogram: specify program to run when an event is detected -->
<!--
<alarmprogram>alarm-program.sh</alarmprogram>
-->
</configuration>