C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station Guide - Tyco Security Products

GlossaryACM8Supports up to eight RM Series Readers or RM-4 Modules and has eightoutput relays and 16 Class A supervised inputs. The ACM8 can also supportup to eight I/8 Input Modules and eight R/8 Output Modules. The ACM8does not include on-board reader processors to directly connect Wiegandread heads. See ACM8W.ACM8WThe ACM8W includes on-board reader processors that can support up toeight direct wired Wiegand or proximity read head type modules. TheACM8W supports connections of up to eight RM Series Readers or RM-4Modules and has eight output relays and 16 Class A supervised inputs. TheACM8W can also support up to eight I/8 Input Modules and eightR/8 Output Modules.actionAn assigned response to a state change in a security object that requests astate change in another security object.Example:An event could cause an action, with the action being “activate output.”action requestA protocol message asking the target to change the state of an object. Thetarget will act on the state change request based on the object’s cause list.activateTo cause a security object to become active, triggering the actions associatedwith the security object.activityAn activity is a collection of data that identifies and describes what isoccurring in a subsystem application. Activities occurring in subsystemapplications are reported to the iSTAR General Controller Module as EventMessages.activity logThe portion of the journal database containing records of real-time systemactivity. See also historical journal.ADASee alternate shunt.administrationprivilegesSoftware privilege categories which control users’ level of access to menusand dialog boxes in the Administration application.Glossary–2C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station User Guide