Frequently Asked Questions
What Loop Number Does My Honeywell 5800 Series Wireless Device Use?
Different 5800 Series wireless devices use different, and in some cases, multiple loop numbers. Shown is a list of commonly used devices and their loop numbers.
What are Wired and Wireless Peripheral Sensors?
If you're looking for the definition of a wireless peripheral sensor, then you have come to the right place.
What Panels Support the Maintenance Feature on the 5808W3?
Any panel that supports 5800 Series wireless can support maintenance supervision on the 5808W3. Read on to see how this feature is enabled on each panel.
Do the Honeywell Lynx Systems Require RF Line of Sight?
Honeywell Lynx Systems never use line of sight. RF communication does not require line of sight. Lynx panels use RF to communicate with 5800 Series devices.
Does the 2GIG GC3 Inform Me if it Loses Internet?
The 2GIG GC3 will not directly notify the user about internet loss. However, the panel can still remain connected to the network by using a cellular backup.
Why Isn't My Wired Door Sensor Working?
A wired door sensor may not be showing the correct status due to programming or wiring issues. Read on to find out how to troubleshoot wired door sensors.
How Do I Change My Vivint Master Code?
The process for changing your Vivint master code depends upon the type of panel you have. Identify your security panel, and then follow the appropriate steps.
How Do I Program a SiXPIR to the Lyric Gateway?
In order to enroll a SiXPIR with a Lyric Gateway system, you must contact your alarm monitoring company and have them put the Lyric Gateway into learn mode.
How Do You Add a 5828 Keypad to the 2GIG GC3?
A Honeywell 5828 keypad cannot be interfaced with a 2GIG GC3 panel. However, the GC3 will work with other keypads, such as the PAD1-345, the SP1 and the SP2.
How Do I Program a 5820L to a Lynx Touch Panel if the Serial Isn't on the Label?
If the serial number isn’t listed on your 5820L sensor, you can still learn it into your Lynx panel by auto-enrolling it through the zone programming menu.
Different 5800 Series wireless devices use different, and in some cases, multiple loop numbers. Shown is a list of commonly used devices and their loop numbers.
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What are Wired and Wireless Peripheral Sensors?
If you're looking for the definition of a wireless peripheral sensor, then you have come to the right place.
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What Panels Support the Maintenance Feature on the 5808W3?
Any panel that supports 5800 Series wireless can support maintenance supervision on the 5808W3. Read on to see how this feature is enabled on each panel.
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Do the Honeywell Lynx Systems Require RF Line of Sight?
Honeywell Lynx Systems never use line of sight. RF communication does not require line of sight. Lynx panels use RF to communicate with 5800 Series devices.
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Does the 2GIG GC3 Inform Me if it Loses Internet?
The 2GIG GC3 will not directly notify the user about internet loss. However, the panel can still remain connected to the network by using a cellular backup.
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Why Isn't My Wired Door Sensor Working?
A wired door sensor may not be showing the correct status due to programming or wiring issues. Read on to find out how to troubleshoot wired door sensors.
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How Do I Change My Vivint Master Code?
The process for changing your Vivint master code depends upon the type of panel you have. Identify your security panel, and then follow the appropriate steps.
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How Do I Program a SiXPIR to the Lyric Gateway?
In order to enroll a SiXPIR with a Lyric Gateway system, you must contact your alarm monitoring company and have them put the Lyric Gateway into learn mode.
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How Do You Add a 5828 Keypad to the 2GIG GC3?
A Honeywell 5828 keypad cannot be interfaced with a 2GIG GC3 panel. However, the GC3 will work with other keypads, such as the PAD1-345, the SP1 and the SP2.
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How Do I Program a 5820L to a Lynx Touch Panel if the Serial Isn't on the Label?
If the serial number isn’t listed on your 5820L sensor, you can still learn it into your Lynx panel by auto-enrolling it through the zone programming menu.
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