What Is a Pgm Output
So a Pgm Is a Programmable Negative Trigger Output. What Does This Mean? You Can Think of a Pgm as an on/off Switch Like a Light Switch. It Will Be Connected...
So a PGM is a programmable negative trigger output. What does this mean? You can think of a PGM as an on/off switch like a light switch. It will be connected to something to provide power that can be turned on or off. The system will flip the switch based on what PGM type you program it for.
What is PGM in programming?
The Program (PGM) command is used in a CL source file to identify the start of a CL program or ILE CL procedure that is to be compiled and to specify the parameters that are to be received by the procedure after it is compiled.
How do you program a DSC zone?
- Enter Programming by pressing ” * 8 + Installer Code “
- Enter Section 001 (Section 001 is used for Zones 1 – 16 only… …
- Now you will enter Zone 1’s 2-digit definition.
- The system will triple beep, and now you will enter zone 2’s definition.
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