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Posting this command reference as a cheatsheet for those trying to setup a Honeywell (previously Northern Computers, Inc.) N-1000 panel at home. Â These are the basics for programming it:
Remember to prepend all commands with a space before typing them!
– Panel buffers and prints all activity
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1 |
M=1 L |
– Set Pulse Time on Output 1 to 1 Second
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V=1 O 1 1 |
– Assign Reader 1 to Output 1
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1 |
A=1 1 O 1 |
– Add Card 01110 to database during Timezone 1 on Reader 1
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C=1 01110 1 1 |
– Set time to 20:48
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T=1 20:48 |
– Set Panel name as “House Panel”
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N=1 R 0 House Panel |
– Set Reader 1 name as “Garage Reader”
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N=1 R1 Garage Reader |
– Set Output 1 name as “Garage Door”
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N=1 O 1 Garage Door |
– List all cards in database
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R=1 C |
– Energize Output 1 for 1 Second
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O=1 O1 P 1 |
So I took my CISSP a few months back and I wanted to knock a year off the work expereience requirement ISC2 requires I went ahead and took SY0-201 yesterday. Â Exam took just under 20min, the only sucky part was that the testing center I went to took 34minutes to seat me. Â Guess they assume people have nothing better to do…
Michael Requeny | 
08 7th, 2011| 