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	To prevent false alarms, ALMBUS/IP incorporates several mechanisms to ignore malformed, unsolicited messages from other protocols or services, that may wrongly use the assigned broadcast address and port in the same network.		To prevent false alarms, ALMBUS/IP incorporates several mechanisms to ignore malformed, unsolicited messages from other protocols or services, that may wrongly use the assigned broadcast address and port in the same network.
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		+	ALMBUS protocol revisions starting at 1.0.0 feature back- and forward compatibility to newer versions, however only the latest version is published, as this is the most future stable implementation.

	ALMBUS supports		ALMBUS supports

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-'''ALMBUS''' (abbreviation of ''alarm bus'') is a alarm signaling protocol used to publish, store and recall alarm situations on various building infrastructure devices. The suffix IP indices that this version transmits all data via a IP Networks, for example Ethernet (IEEE 802.3). ALMBUS can be used to invoke a alarm status on software devices from hardware alarms (like fire alarm system) or vice-versa.
+'''ALMBUS''' (abbreviation of ''alarm bus'') is a open, royalty free alarm signaling protocol used to publish, store and recall alarm situations on various building infrastructure devices. The suffix IP indices that this version transmits all data via a IP Networks, for example Ethernet (IEEE 802.3). ALMBUS can be used to invoke a alarm status on software devices from hardware alarms (like fire alarm system) or vice-versa.
 == Overview ==

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 == License ==
-Considering the importance of life safety, The ALMBUS specification is royalty-free and associated documentation is available to the public. Implementations that comply to the ALMBUS specification can display and indicate ALMBUS compatibility.
+Considering the importance of life safety, The ALMBUS specification is royalty-free and associated documentation is available to the public. Implementations that comply to the ALMBUS specification (without alterations on the base) can display the icon to indicate ALMBUS compatibility.
 == See also ==

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	== License ==		== License ==
−	Considering the importance of life safety, The ALMBUS specification is royalty-free and associated documentation is available to the public.	+	Considering the importance of life safety, The ALMBUS specification is royalty-free and associated documentation is available to the public. Implementations that comply to the ALMBUS specification can display and indicate ALMBUS compatibility.

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	By default, all Extensible Services / Server compatible products include ALMBUS. The ALMBUS reference implementation is currently present in 40+ Programming languages free to use and implement.		By default, all Extensible Services / Server compatible products include ALMBUS. The ALMBUS reference implementation is currently present in 40+ Programming languages free to use and implement.

		+	In theory, every ALMBUS enabled device that runs compatible implementation automatically joins the alarm group of the current broadcast domain. To connect indepenedent broadcast domains (for example different VLANS or router subnets) to the same ALMBUS group, the firewalls must be configured to pass UDP Multicast traffic in the assigned ranges or use a ALMBUS gateway solution.

	=== Message Types ===		=== Message Types ===

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