Whats really funny is that if the sides were flipped you would be SCREECHING for recounts . <| sep |> This feels like Frost . Lovely thoughts built up and layered . <| sep |> Helping people get to the moon . <| sep |> burns looks at pmart like dude really ? <| sep |> I ' ll have to check those out , thanks ! <| sep |> Lol I went back and took those 1 tickets off after I shared the shoes on Twitter and Instagram <| sep |> That kid is baller as fuck <| sep |> Based on the model of the panel you own , it has a fixed number of zones . 8 is a popular number . If the house or business is large , either a panel with more zones e . g . 16 or a zoneexpander module is installed at the panel , basically giving more connection points for more zones . Hardwired devices have wires that terminate on barrier terminal strips at the control panel , so the wires that go to the ' zone 1 ' terminals are zone 1 , the wires connected to the keypad terminals are for keypad zones , etc . etc . So if you had an eightzone panel but only four zones , only zone 14 wire connections would be filled , the other ones would be empty . Figure out what model of DSC panel you have , then locatedownload the PDF of the installler andor programming guide . In terms of number of devices per loop andor zone , typically you walk around and look andor test to see what windowsdoors PIRs are part of what zone , and of course the zone status is visible on the display panel . ekX 72 PTgeCc Overall , from the questions you ' re asking , you may want to consult with a professional alarm installation company , as programming zones is not intuitive or easy on most panels I ' ve worked with . you need the programming software and PC interface cable or it ' s not fun .