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1.8 Programming Manual
Does not include CM1(N) addresses.
Maximum number of actions specified multi-resident: = 100
Maximum number of "AND" statements specified multi-resident: = 100
Maximum number of time controls specified multi-resident: = 100
Maximum number of sequences specified multi-resident: = 100
Number of messages waiting: = 127
CM1(N) Memory Calculation
Step #1
In this step, you must calculate the total number of items
(zones/devices) that may have their responses reside in the CM1 or the
CM1N panel. The responses for zones/devices that are physically
installed in the CM1(N) as well as zones in the ACP, RASP, and IRC-1
panels are stored in the CM1(N) EEPROM memory. Panels such as the
IRC-1, ACP, RASP, and the CM2 do NOT contain provisions for on-
board database memory storage and must therefore use the CM1(N)'s
memory.
Defined Items Total Quantity
CM1(N) Standard Zones = __________
CM1(N) Modules (M500MF/CF, M501MF) = __________
CM1(N) Sensors (1551F, 2551F, 5551F) = __________
CM2N Priority Response Zones = __________
CM2 Zones, Modules, or Sensors = __________
ACP Zones = __________
IRC-1 Zones = __________
RASP Switches = __________
SAN Inputs = __________
Total Zone Items (maximum 576) = __________ (a)
Actions = __________ (b)
Sequences = __________ (c)
Time Controls = __________ (d)
Total: Add Items (a) thru (d) (maximum 1156) = __________ (e)
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