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1 Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. Page 1 Model 3000 & Memory Configurations V5.1 Contents Memory Size Memory Configuration... 2 Determining the Memory Size and Configuration Choosing the right configuration system features... 2 MEMORY CONFIGURATION CHANGES... 3 V5.1 Changes... 3 V5 Changes... 3 V4.5 Changes... 3 V4 Changes... 4 V3.5 Changes... 4 V3 Changes... 4 V2 Changes... 4 UPGRADING OR RE-CONFIGURING THE MEMORY... 5 Type 2 Control Module Boards Type 0 (Australia & NZ only) and Type 1 Control Module Boards General Information UPGRADING THE CONTROL MODULE FIRMWARE... 6 V1 to V5 or later Type 1 Control Module Hardware... 6 V2 to V5 or later Custom Memory Configurations... 6 MEMORY CONFIGURATION SELECTION GUIDE... 7 k Summary. V k Summary. V k Summary. V MEMORY CONFIGURATION DETAILS... k Memory Configurations. V k Memory Configurations. V k Memory Configurations. V5.1...

2 Page 2 Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. MODEL 3000 / ACCESS MEMORY CONFIGURATIONS. V5 A significant feature of the 3000/ products is the ability to adapt the memory to suit the requirements of the particular system installation. Memory Size. Definitions: The Memory installed in Model 3000 / Control Modules has traditionally been specified in Bytes. Some manufacturers choose to specify memory capacity in Bits, thereby making the memory size sound much larger. (There are Bits in a Byte of memory) This can create confusion for the specifier or installer. In order to allow memory capacity to be compared in different products, memory sizes for the 3000/ are now being defined in both formats. The original Byte format will still be provided first, followed by the Bit format in brackets. Initially, the Installer must choose the appropriate Memory Size to suit the size of the installation. The 3000 is fitted with k Memory in the factory, but can be upgraded to k or 5k if required. The is fitted with k in the factory but can be upgraded to 5k when necessary. Memory Configuration Secondly, the Installer has the option to choose an appropriate Memory Configuration so that the available memory is utilized in the most effective way for each particular system. In most cases the Standard configuration offers a practical mix of modules and items for the majority of installations. The other configurations cater for systems that have a greater emphasis on particular applications, while maintaining the concept of fully integrated systems. Determining the Memory Size and Configuration. System Information can be viewed at an LCD Terminal by Pressing <MENU>, <2> while logged off (or just <MENU> if V2 or earlier). The Memory information is provided in the following format: RAM: K This string represents the: - RAM size. K, K or 5K. - Memory configuration option selected: 00 = Standard. 01 =. 02 = Enlarged. 03 = Apartments. (Formerly V2 Std) 04 = 2. (Formerly V2 ) 05 = Special. 06 = Alarms. 07 = Extra Door (XDoor) - Firmware version used when Memory configured (defaulted) e.g. V4.56 Notes: 1) Firmware Version = configuration performed before this feature was added. 2) If not 00.00, Firmware Version in this information string must match Firmware version fitted to Panel. Choosing the right configuration. The Memory Configuration Selection Guide tables on the following pages provide a summary of the different configurations in each memory size, providing suggested applications and numbers of the basic modules and items. Full Memory configuration details are also provided for each of the three memory sizes in the larger tables that follow the summaries. Once a configuration is chosen with the summary information, the full table should be checked to ensure that the configuration is suitable for all aspects of the system.

3 Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. Page 3 IMPORTANT NOTES: 1) The following system features are only available in the version of the product, regardless of Memory size installed: - Card only s. -Lift Control. -Dedicated Door Interlocking logic. -Dedicated, Zoned Air-conditioning control logic. 2) Potentially, a maximum of 2 Modules can be connected to the LAN in 5k Memory configurations. Note that the total numbers of Modules currently available in some 5k configurations may exceed this figure. (In practice the maximum number of modules installed in a single system will be determined by the module types used and the amount of system activity generated) Memory configuration changes Memory configuration options have been further enhanced in Version 5.1 to provide for additional features and provide more flexibility for the wide variety of installations where the product is now used. The configurations currently available for each Memory size are Standard,, Enlarged, Apartments, -2, Special, Alarms and XDoor (5k only). V5.1 Changes Changes from V5 to V5.1 were primarily made to: - Implement RF Expander Modules supporting RF Wireless Detectors and RF Wireless 4-button Fobs. V5 Changes Changes from V4.5 to V5 were primarily made to: - Implement the IR-IP Communications Tasks for communication with Inner Range Insight Software products. ( IR-IP, IR-IP IModem and IR-IP EModem ) - Add SIA Dialer Reporting format. Remove EarthNet and Pacom formats. - Rework of Apartments & XDoor configurations for Extra Door/Extra Door List assignment in database. - Increase number of PIN s in 5k Special to 40. (Eliminates the gap in the numbering between PIN s and Card Only s) V4.5 Changes Changes from V4 to V4.5 were primarily made to: - Addition of Apartments and 2 configurations. (Replaces the V2 Std and V2 configs) - Increase the number of Auxiliary Lists in the k Special configuration to for domestic applications. - Add Automation Interface Auxiliaries (formally C-Bus Auxiliaries) to all k configurations. - Add LAN Power Supply Modules to all k and 5k configurations. - Increase the number of Telephone numbers to for all 5k configurations for SMS List applications. - Ability to cater for Extra Door/Extra Door List assignment in database.

4 Page 4 Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. V4 Changes Changes from V3.5 to V4 were only made in 5k configurations to: - Add C-Bus Auxiliaries to all 5k configurations. - Increase the Zone Input, Standard Door, Intelligent Door and Lift Car List capacity of the 5k Special configuration. (Providing a configuration that supports Intelligent Doors & Standard Doors) - Provide for up to Intelligent Doors, Calculated Auxiliaries and Lift Car Lists in the 5k Enlarged configuration. For Sites upgrading from V2 where it is important to preserve the V2 Memory configuration, the V2 Standard and V2 Memory configurations are available. These options largely maintain the V2 configurations and add a token amount of the newer V3 to V4 options where possible. Full details of the V2 configurations can be found on the Inner Range Website. Note that in all k and k configurations there is no difference between V3.5 and V4, and that the changes in the 5k configurations are minimal as detailed above and in the tables. V3.5 Changes Changes from V3 to V3.5 were primarily made to: - Accommodate the Analogue Input Module and the Intelligent 4 Dr Module in k Memory configurations. - Add the Alarms configuration to k and 5k configurations. This provides more Zone Inputs by increasing the number of B type Expanders ( Zone Expanders) in each configuration. The 5k Alarms configuration also provides more TimeZones, Auxiliary Lists, Menu Groups, Phone Numbers and Function Zones and still allows for Doors via a combination of Standard and Intelligent Reader Modules. V3 Changes Changes from V2 to V3 were primarily made to: - Accommodate the Analogue Input Module and Intelligent 4 Door Module (Avail. V3.5) options. - Add Home Zones, Counters and DTMF Remote Control. - Provide more flexibility in all three Memory size options with some changes to the existing configurations and the utilization of the Special configuration for field use. V2 Changes In addition to the changes listed above, other changes made when V2 was released also need to be taken into account. The main changes made from V1 to V2 were to: - Accommodate the Zone (E type) and Zone (B type) Expander module options. (Note that there is no physical difference between E and B type Expanders. A DIP switch is used to select whether the Expander will support Zones/Auxiliaries or Zones/Auxiliaries.) - Add in support for,576 Card only s (5k [4MBit] ) - Add Mini Expanders, SpreadNet, Interlocks and Airconditioning control. - Provide more flexibility in the k and 5k Memory size options.

5 Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. Page 5 Upgrading or Re-configuring the Memory Note: Memory Size, Memory configuration and Control Module PCB Type can be checked from an LCD Terminal. See System Information in the System Overview section for details. Type 2 Control Module Boards. Two IC chips are supplied to upgrade the Memory Size; the RAM chip itself and the PIC Micro chip (U14) to enable the additional memory. This table provides details of the chipsets for each Memory size and can be used to ensure that the correct PIC Options Microchip is fitted. If features unique to, or other special features are required, this table can also be used to ascertain whether the Control Module is configured as a Model 3000 or, or has any special options enabled. Memory Size Product SRAM^ PIC Micro Chip (x.xx = Version no.) Notes Up to V1.09 V1.15 or later k * 3000 DS30 CEPIC_1 Vx.xx CEPIC_1 Vx.xx Standard 3000 k * 3000 DS45 CEPIC_2 Vx.xx N/A Use Std k DS45 CEPIC_3 Vx.xx CEPIC_2 Vx.xx Standard 5k * 3000 DS CEPIC_4 Vx.xx N/A Use 5k 5k DS CEPIC_5 Vx.xx CEPIC_3 Vx.xx Includes Prog Site Code Special Options: 5k DS CEPIC_6 Vx.xx CEPIC_4 Vx.xx High Level Lift I/F. k DS45 Not yet available. Not yet available. Geoquip. k DS45 N/A CEPIC_5 Vx.xx Inov Wireless Zones 5k DS N/A CEPIC_6 Vx.xx Inov Wireless 20Zones k * 3000 DS30 N/A k DS45 N/A CEPIC_ Vx.xx Prog Site Code * Not currently available in Australia and New Zealand. ^ ST Brand equivalent: DS30 = MZ35 DS45 = MZ DS = MZ5 Type 0 (Australia & NZ only) and Type 1 Control Module Boards. Two IC chips are supplied to upgrade the Memory Size; the RAM chip itself and the Memory Size GAL chip (U5) to enable the additional memory. This table provides details of the chipsets for each Memory size and can be used to ensure that the correct GAL is fitted. If features unique to are required, this table can also be used to ascertain whether the Control Module is configured as a Model 3000 or by checking the Options GAL - U4. Memory Size Product SRAM^ Mem. Size GAL (U5) Options GAL (U4) k 3000 DS30 U5-2 U4-0 k 3000 DS45 U5-5 U4-0 k DS45 U5-5 U4-1 5k 3000 DS U5-6 U4-0 5k DS U5-6 U4-1 ^ ST Brand equivalent: DS30 = MZ35 DS45 = MZ DS = MZ5 General Information. When upgrading the Memory size or choosing a new Memory configuration for an existing system, care must be taken to ensure that any existing programming that must be preserved, is not lost. The Programmer s Reference section of the manual provides details of the procedures for upgrading and/or re-configuring the memory. This information can be found under Memory Defaulting [<MENU>, 7, 5, 2]. The procedure will require a PC with Upload/Download software installed.

6 Page 6 Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. Upgrading the Control Module Firmware On some occasions, when upgrading or re-configuring the Memory, you may also be required to Upgrade the Control Module Firmware Version. Before attempting to upgrade Control Module Firmware, the following information should be taken into account. V1 to V5 or later. Extreme care should be excercised if also upgrading the Control Module firmware from V1 to V5, as the Memory configurations now differ quite significantly and the Control Module PCB will also have to be upgraded from Type 0 to Type 2 or later. Type 1 Control Module Hardware. These Control Modules can only be upgraded to V4. V2 to V5 or later. If upgrading from V2 to V5 there are also configuration changes that will need to be checked. The Control Module Type will also need to be checked, as it may have been a Version 1 panel (Type 0 PCB) that has been previously upgraded to V2. (Australia and NZ only) Custom Memory Configurations. If a Control Module Firmware Upgrade is required on a system that has a Custom Memory Configuration, a new Custom Memory Configuration must be purchased. A Custom Memory Configuration is structured for a particular Firmware Version and must therefore be re-done if the Firmware Version is upgraded. Control Module PCB Type and Firmware Version number can be checked from an LCD Terminal. See System Information in the System Overview section for details. The Programmer s Reference section of the manual provides details of the procedures for upgrading and/or re-configuring the memory. This information can be found under Memory Defaulting [<MENU>, 7, 5, 2]. The procedure will require a PC with Upload/Download software installed.

7 Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. Page 7 Memory Configuration Selection Guide k Summary. V4.5 to V5.1. (Also applicable to V3.5 & V4 with the exception noted below) V4.5 & V5 Config. (V3.5/V4) D escription U sers. Areas. Standard / Intelligent Drs. (Total Doors) LCD Terminals Total Zones on Expander Modules. DTMF Remote Controls Review Events K Standard -Intruder alarm: 4 Expanders/1 Mini Exp. -4 Door control. -Extra Areas () -Extra DTMF codes (). names 4 / 0 (4) 300 K - Door control. -Intruder Alarm: 3 Expanders/No Mini Exp. -Extra Review Memory (5 Events). names / 0 () 4 5 K Enlarged Similar to. -Up to Intelligent Doors. -2 Mini Expanders only.. names 4 / () 4 0 K Apartments ^ -Intruder alarm: 2 Expanders/1 Mini Exp. - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * - Door control. -Extra Areas () - s with names.. / 0 () K 2 ^ - Door control. -Intruder Alarm: 3 Expanders/No Mini Exp. - s with names.. / 0 () K Special -Extra Auxiliary Lists () # DTMF codes () Home Auxes () HomeZones () (for Domestic installations) -4 Door control. -Intruder Alarm: 2 Expanders/3 Mini Exp. - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) *. 4 / 0 (4) K Alarms ^ More Zone Inputs. -Intruder alarm: 4 Expanders. - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * -4 Door control.. 4 / 0 (4) NOTES: 1) # Auxiliary Lists only available in V4.5 or later. Previous Versions provided 2 Auxiliary Lists. 2) ^ Apartments, 2 and Alarms configurations are only relevant to V4.5 or later. Apartments and 2 have replaced the V2 Std and V2 configurations respectively. In the k memory, Apartments is a new configuration, while the 2 configuration is the same as the previous V2 configuration. 3) * RF Expander Modules available in V5.1 or later only.

8 Page Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. k Summary. V4.5 to V5.1 V4.5 to V5.1 Config. K Standard K K Enlarged K Apartments K 2 K Special Description -Large intruder alarm Expanders. 5 Mini Expanders. - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * - S'Net/Inovonics Wireless Zones - Door control -Extra Codes () - Door control. -Intruder Alarm Expanders. 4 Mini Expanders. - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * -Enlarged Intruder alarm 14 Expanders. Mini Expanders. -Extra S'Net/Inovonics Wireless Zones () - Door control -Extra Menu Groups () -Extra HomeZones () -Large intruder alarm Expanders. 5 Mini Expanders. - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * - Door control -6 LAN Pwr Sup Modules - Door control. -Intruder Alarm 6 Expanders. 4 Mini Expanders. - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * -Extra Groups -6 LAN Pwr Sup Modules - Door control. -Intelligent Reader module option* (Up to Doors) -Intruder Alarm with additional Mini Expanders 3 Expanders. Mini Expanders. - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * s. names Areas. names 0 Total Doors. Total Lifts Standard Doors. Intelligent Doors. LCD Terminals Total Zones on Expander Modules K Alarms -Enlarged Intruder alarm 15 Expanders. ("B" type) 4 Mini Expanders. - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * - Door control -Extra Menu Groups () -Extra HomeZones (). 200 names 3 5 NOTES: 1) ^ Apartments and 2 configurations are only relevant to V4.5 or later. Apartments and 2 have replaced the V2 Std and V2 configurations respectively. In the k memory, the parameters of these two configurations has remained unchanged. 2) * RF Expander Modules available in V5.1 or later only.

9 Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. Page 9 5k Summary. V4.5 to V5.1 V4.5 to V5.1 Configs. 5K Standard 5K 5K Enlarged 5K Apartments ^ 5K 2 ^ 5K Special 5K Alarms 5K X Door Description -Extremely large intruder alarm configuration: Exp./ Mini Exp - Door control - S'Net/Inovonics Zones - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * -0 Door control. -Additional Card s. -Intelligent Doors (Up to ) -Very Large Intruder Alarm 25 Exp./ Mini Exp. - S'Net/Inovonics Zones - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * -176 Door control -Very Large Intruder alarm Exp./ Mini Exp. -Max S'Net/Inov Zones (20) -256 RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * -20 Door control. -Extra Door/DList for s -Extra Automation entities. -Intelligent Doors (Up to ) - Analogue Modules - LAN Power supplies. -Very Large Intruder Alarm 20 Exp./99 Mini Exp. - S'Net/Inovonics Zones -5 RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * -20 Door control. -Additional Card s. -Intelligent Doors (Up to 192) -Large Intruder Alarm Exp./ Mini Expanders. - S'Net/Inovonics Zones - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * - LAN Power Supplies Door control. -Additional Card s. -Intelligent Doors (Up to ) -Very Large Intruder Alarm Exp./ Mini Exp. - S'Net/Inovonics Zones - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * -Extremely Large Intruder Alarm "B" Exp./ Mini Exp. - Door control. -Intelligent Doors (Up to ) -Extra TimeZones, Menu Groups & Function Zones. - S'Net/Inovonics Zones -256 RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * - Door control. -Additional Card s. -Extra Door/DList for s -Intelligent Doors (Up to ) - S'Net/Inovonics Zones - RF Exp Zones (Visonic) * s Card Only s Areas names names Total Doors Total Lifts Standard Doors. Intelligent Doors. LCD Term. Total Zones on Expander Modules NOTES: 1) ^ Apartments and 2 configurations are only relevant to V4.5 or later. Apartments and 2 have replaced the V2 Std and V2 configurations respectively. In the 5k memory, these are both new configurations, and bear no resemblance to the V2 Std and V2 configurations. 2) XDoor configuration is only relevant to V4.5 or later. 5k Special has s prior to V4.5. 3) * RF Expander Modules available in V5.1 or later only.

10 Page Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. k Memory Configurations. V4.5 to V5.1 (^ Also applicable to V3.5 & V4 with the exceptions shown in brackets) V3.5^ / V4^ / V4.5 / V5 / V5.1 Standard Enlarge d Apartment s 2 Special Alarm k V4.5 or later V4.5 or later s Names RF Fobs Types Card Only s * Areas Doors Lift Cars * Site Codes TimeZones Holidays Diaries Review Memory (5) Counters Area Lists Doors Lists Siren Lists 2 4 Floor Lists * Lift Car Lists * Auxiliary Lists (2) 2 Menu Groups Groups Process Groups Interlock Groups * Comms Tasks Phone Numbers DTMF Controls Function Zones Calculated Auxes Home Auxiliaries Home Zones () Automation Auxiliaries LCD Terminals Expander Modules Z (1) Expander Modules Z (1) Reader Modules Mini Expander Modules (3) Analogue Modules Intelligent 4Dr Modules Wireless Network Modules RF Expander Modules AirCon Control * NOTES: 1) Only s with names have Expiry dates in the k Memory configurations. 2) * Only available in. 3) ^ Changes from V3.5 / V4. Where values differ from V3.5/V4, the old values are shown in brackets. 4) RF Expander Modules available in V5.1 or later only.

11 Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. Page 11 k Memory Configurations. V4.5 to V5.1 (Also applicable to V3.5 & V4 with the exceptions shown in brackets) V3 / V4 / V4.5 / V5 / V5.1 Standard Enlarge d Apartment s 2 Special Alarm s k V4.5 or later V4.5 or later s 0 Names RF Fobs Types Card Only s * Areas () Doors () Lift Cars * Site Codes TimeZones Holidays Diaries Review Memory Counters 4 4 Area Lists () Doors Lists () Siren Lists () Floor Lists * () Lift Car Lists * Auxiliary Lists M enu Groups () Groups () Process Groups () Interlock Groups * () Comms Tasks Phone Numbers DTMF Controls Function Zones Calculated Auxes Home Auxiliaries Home Zones A utomation Auxiliaries ^ (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) LCD Terminals Expander Modules Z Expander Modules Z Reader Modules Mini Expander Modules Analogue Modules Intelligent 4Dr Modules (0) L AN Pwr Supply Modules 2 (0) 2 (0) 2 (0) 6 (0) 6 (0) 2 (0) 2 (0) Wireless Network Modules 2 0 (2) 6 () 0 (2) 0 (2) 0 (2) 0 (4) RF Expander Modules AirCon Control * 2 2 (4) 2 (4) (4) 2 (4) NOTES: 1) Only s with names have Expiry dates in the k Memory configurations. 2) * Only available in. 3) ( ) Changes from V3.5 / V4. Where values differ from V3.5/V4, the old values are shown in brackets. 4) ^ Automation I/F Auxiliaries were formerly called C-Bus Auxiliaries. 5) Requires Options Micro Chip upgrade to support more than Inovonics Wireless Zones. 6) RF Expander Modules available in V5.1 or later only.

12 Page Programming Manual. Memory Configurations. Rev 5. 5k Memory Configurations. V5.1 (Also applicable to V3.5, V4 and V4.5 with the exceptions shown in brackets) V5 (V3.5 to V5.1) 5k Standard Enlarge d Apartment s V4.5 or later 2 V4.5 or later Special Alarm s X Door NEW! s 0 40 () 40 Names 0 0 RF Fobs Extra Door/DList for PINs Extra Door/DList for Cards Types (2) 2 Card Only s * Areas Doors () L ift Cars * () () Site Codes () TimeZones Holidays D iaries () Review Memory Counters A rea Lists 0 (2) 200 Doors Lists () 2 Siren Lists () F loor Lists * () Lift Car Lists * Auxiliary Lists Menu Groups () Groups () P rocess Groups () () I nterlock Groups * () () Comms Tasks P hone Numbers () () () () DTMF Controls Function Zones Calculated Auxes H ome Auxiliaries () H ome Zones () () Automation Auxiliaries ^ () LCD Terminals Expander Modules Z Expander Modules Z (1) Reader Modules Mini Expander Modules 99 Analogue Modules Intelligent 4Dr Modules 0 4 (2) L AN Pwr Supply Modules (0) (0) (0) (0) 4 (0) 4 W ireless Network Modules (13) 4 13 (4) (13) () 2 RF Expander Modules AirCon Control * NOTES: 1) Only s with names have Expiry dates. 2) * Only available in. 3) ( ) Where values differ from the values in V3.5 through to V4.5, the old values are shown in brackets. 4) ^ Automation I/F Auxiliaries were formerly called C-Bus Auxiliaries. 5) Requires Options Micro Chip upgrade to support more than Inovonics Wireless Zones. 6) RF Expander Modules available in V5.1 or later only.

Still provides for large security installations, but expands the access control capabilities.

Still provides for large security installations, but expands the access control capabilities. MODEL 3000 / ACCESS 4000 Programmer s Manual - Mem. Default. Rev 5.0 [MENU 7-5-2] p 1 Memory Defaulting Memory Configuration Options There are a range of Memory Configurations available in the Model 3000/4000.