Help with GE Concord 4 system?

[FlyingDiver]

I don't see much traffic about these systems on this site.  If anyone knows a better website for these products, please let me know.
 
On to the question(s):
 
My Concord4 is connected to my home automation system via RS-232 and their automation module.  Whenever I arm or disarm the panel I get these messages that the HA system is flagging as trouble reports because it doesn't know what to do with them.  I need to figure out if I can turn these messages off, or if I need to modify the HA plugin to deal with them somehow.
 

When Arming:

Alarm/Trouble is 13.3: Partition Event / Latchkey Off; event data = 1
Alarm/Trouble is 18.6: System Event / Output On; event data = 5

 
When disarming:

Alarm/Trouble is 13.3: Partition Event / Latchkey Off; event data = 246
Alarm/Trouble is 18.6: System Event / Output Off; event data = 5

 


It appears to me that the system is turning Output 5 on when the system is armed and turning it off when it's disarmed.  I don't think I have an output 5.  I only see two output terminals on the panel, and only one has something connected (the Siren, I assume).  So what is output 5?  And how do I stop this from happening?
 
 
And 13.3 is "Latchkey Off".  I don't use any Latchkey functionality at all.  I have Latchkey Reports off for all users.  Is there any way to stop it from sending this message?
 
Thanks in advance....

 

[Del91574]

Too many variables in the system program to truly narrow down what is causing the reporting, as it's non-standard nomenclature. You'd be trying to reverse engineer the alarm panel to accomplish this. Output would allude to a phantom event flag
 
Easier to modify the HA head end to ignore the specific items giving you issues.

 

[FlyingDiver]

Well, the nomenclature in the HA system reports may be non-standard, but the codes (13.3, 18.5, 18.6) are right out of the Concord4 manual.
 
I've got a query in to the tech that programmed the system initially, so I might find out something there.
 
Easy enough to modify the HA interface to ignore those messages, but I hate having something like that running that I don't understand why it's doing it.  

 

[Del91574]

Where are you seeing those as in the manual?

 

[FlyingDiver]

In the Automation Module Protocol document (https://www.scribd.com/document/72992097/Automation-Module-Protocol).

 

[Del91574]

That doc was a nightmare to go through.
 
Looks like there's no way to stop what the information is, as the panel is tagging valid information as "unused" or "disabled/off"

 

[FlyingDiver]

Yeah, it's a mess.  Long term project to clean that up.