SendAlarmNotification command
The SendAlarmNotification command send a Contact ID alarm message to the specified number through VoIP call.
<SendAlarmNotification> command example usage:
You can send an alarm message and you can define every detail of this message using the following parameters.
Parameters:
| Parameter name | Value | Description | Default value | Mandatory | 
| PhoneNumber | int value, e.g. 1000 | The phone number to which the alarm notification is sent. | (None) | Yes | 
| ApiExtension | int value, e.g. 9994 | The phone number of the API extension which makes the call. | (None) | No | 
| ResultUrl | string value, e.g. http://yourdomain.com/alarmnotification.php | The PBX will send a request to this URL, when the alarm notification sent successful or failed. | (None) | No | 
| AccountNumber | int value e.g. 1234 | Account number, which contains 4 digits. | (None) | Yes | 
| EventQualifier | string value e.g. NewEvent, NewRestore, StatusReport | Event qualifier, which gives specific event information. | NewEvent | No | 
| EventCode | int value e.g. 110 | The event code, which contains 3 digits maximum. | (None) | Yes | 
| PartitionNumber | int value e.g. 10 | Group or partition number, which contains 2 digits maximum. | (None) | Yes | 
| ZoneNumber | int value e.g. 30 | Zone number, which contains 3 digits maximum. | (None) | Yes | 
OzML example:
In this example below, send a fire alarm to the phonenumber 1000.<OzML> <SendAlarmNotification PhoneNumber="1000" AccountNumber="1234" EventCode="110" PartitionNumber="1" ZoneNumber="10" ResultUrl="http://yourapp.com/alarmnotification.php"> </SendAlarmNotification> </OzML>
