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[[Category:FAQ]]

=What is LRR?=
LRR refers to a long-range radio system that sends messages to an external network.

LRR provides several advantages:
* The User ID of the person who triggered the message is provided.
* Ability to receive notification of a PANIC.
* Simplifies detecting of specific alarm events with better granularity.

These messages can be made visible to the AlarmDecoder either using a physical radio device or by enabling emulation in the configuration.

=How do I enable LRR?=
# Check your panel programming, which is likely field <b>*29</b>.
#* If it's already enabled:
#** You're already set up for LRR. Proceed to Step #2.
#* If not:
#*# Enable the field on the panel
#*# If you don't have an LRR device then you'll need to enable emulation on the AlarmDecoder:
#*## Connect to your AlarmDecoder with a terminal. (PuTTY, screen, etc.)
#*## Send <b>!</b>
#*## Go through the configuration prompts and enable support for LRR emulation.
# Enable any reporting fields you want to receive. The ALARM_* events are always enabled. See the table below for the others.

{| align="center" class="wikitable" border="1"
|+ LRR Event Types
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | Program Fields
! scope="col" | Description
|-
| ALARM_EXIT_ERROR
| *59
| Indicates an error when a zone is not closed during arming
|-
| TROUBLE
| *60
| Indicates that a zone is reporting a tamper or failure
|-
| BYPASS
| *61
| Indicates that a zone has been bypassed
|-
| ACLOSS
| *62
| Indicates that AC power was lost
|-
| LOWBAT
| *63
| Low battery indication
|-
| TEST_CALL
| *64
| Indicates a phone test when in testing mode
|-
| OPEN
| *65, requires *66
| Indicates that the alarm is disarmed
|-
| ARM_AWAY
| *66
| Indicates that the system was armed AWAY
|-
| ARM_STAY
| *66
| Indicates that the system was armed STAY
|-
| RFLOWBAT
| *67
| Low battery indication for the RF transmitter
|-
| CANCEL
| *68
| Indicates that the alarm was canceled after second disarm
|-
| RESTORE
| *70
| Indicates that the alarm was restored
|-
| TROUBLE_RESTORE
| *71
| Indicates that the trouble event was restored
|-
| BYPASS_RESTORE
| *72
| Indicates that the bypassed zonew as restored
|-
| AC_RESTORE
| *73
| Indicates that AC power was restored
|-
| LOWBAT_RESTORE
| *74
| Indicates that the low battery has been restored
|-
| RFLOWBAT_RESTORE
| *75
| Indicates that the low battery on the RF transmitter has been restored.
|-
| TEST_RESTORE
| *76
| Indicates that a zone was restored in testing mode
|-
| ALARM_PANIC
|
| Indicates that there is a panic
|-
| ALARM_FIRE
|
| Indicates that there is a fire
|-
| ALARM_ENTRY
|
| Indicates that there was an entry alarm
|-
| ALARM_AUX
|
| Indicates that an auxiliary alarm type was triggered
|-
| ALARM_AUDIBLE
|
| Indicates that an audible alarm is in progress
|-
| ALARM_SILENT
|
| Indicates that there was a silent alarm
|-
| ALARM_PERIMETER
|
| Indicates that there was a perimeter alarm
|}

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 # Enable any reporting fields you want to receive.  The ALARM_* events are always enabled.  See the table below for the others.
-{| align="center" class="wikitable" border="1"
+:::{| align="center" class="wikitable" border="1"
 |+ LRR Event Types
 ! scope="col" | Name

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 =What is LRR?=
-LRR refers to a long-range radio system that sends messages to an external network.
+LRR refers to a long-range radio system that sends messages to an external network and can provide several advantages:
-LRR provides several advantages:
+These messages can be made visible to the AlarmDecoder either using a physical radio device or by enabling emulation in the configuration.
-* The User ID of the person who triggered the message is provided.
+Please see [[#How do I enable LRR?|How do I enable LRR?]] for instructions on how to accomplish this.
-* Ability to receive notification of a PANIC.
-* Simplifies detecting of specific alarm events with better granularity.
-These messages can be made visible to the AlarmDecoder either using a physical radio device or by enabling emulation in the configuration.
+Please see the [[Protocol|Protocol reference]] page for more detailed information on LRR messages.
 =How do I enable LRR?=