Definitions for "NRM"
normal response mode. An operational mode of an unbalanced data link in which the secondary station starts transmission only as the result of receiving explicit permission, by polling, from the primary station.
See normal response mode (NRM).
Normal response mode. HDLC mode used on links with one primary and one or more secondaries, allowing a secondary to transmit only after being addressed by a primary. It can then send a series of responses.
For ABR, it refers to the maximum number of cells a source may send for each forward RM-cell (range of 2 to 256 cells with 32 as default).
An ABR service parameter, Nrm is the maximum number of cells a source may send for each forward RM-cell.
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