Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Bypass Zones On a Honeywell Home Tuxedo?
When you bypass a zone, the system knows to ignore that zone. Even if the sensor is faulted, no response will be triggered on the system. Learn how to bypass zones on the Tuxedo.
Can Honeywell SiXCOMBO Devices be Interlinked?
Honeywell SiXCOMBO devices can use the One-Go-All-Go feature so that they are all interlinked and begin to sound when one device is activated. Learn about the Honeywell SiXCOMBO.
How Do I Check Zone Faults On a Honeywell Home Tuxedo?
If your Tuxedo Keypad has a yellow bar with "Not Ready Fault" across the top, then you may want to check for zone faults. Learn how to check zone faults on the Tuxedo.
What Does One-Go-All-Go Mean?
When a One-Go-All-Go smoke detector activates, all of the other compatible smoke detectors on the same network will activate and also begin sounding. Learn about smoke detectors.
How Do I Open the Honeywell SiXCOMBO?
To open the SiXCOMBO, press it against its back plate, and twist it counter-clockwise. Close by aligning against the back plate and twisting clockwise. Learn to open the SiXCOMBO.
What is the Honeywell SiXCOMBO?
With the Honeywell SiXCOMBO, you get both fire and CO detection for your Lyric System. It offers wireless encryption and one-go-all-go functionality. Learn about the SiXCOMBO.
How Do I Properly Test My SiXCOMBO?
The Honeywell SiXCOMBO can be tested by using one of its two test buttons or by using canned smoke, a hair dryer, or canned CO. Learn how to test the Honeywell SiXCOMBO.
How are Andersen VeriLock Sensors Programmed Into an Alarm System?
Andersen VeriLock Sensors are built into certified doors and windows. They are enrolled similarly to most other 345 MHz wireless sensors. Learn about Andersen VeriLock Sensors.
How Do I Program a SiXCOMBO to a Lyric Security System?
The SiXCOMBO offers smoke, heat, and CO detection. Each function will use one (1) zone, for three (3) zones in total. Learn how to enroll the SiXCOMBO with the Lyric.
How Do I Remove a PG9914 From the Mounting Bracket?
The DSC PG9914 is often removed from its mounting bracket before mounting the sensor. Learn how to separate the PG9914 from its mounting bracket so that you can mount the device.
When you bypass a zone, the system knows to ignore that zone. Even if the sensor is faulted, no response will be triggered on the system. Learn how to bypass zones on the Tuxedo.
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Can Honeywell SiXCOMBO Devices be Interlinked?
Honeywell SiXCOMBO devices can use the One-Go-All-Go feature so that they are all interlinked and begin to sound when one device is activated. Learn about the Honeywell SiXCOMBO.
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How Do I Check Zone Faults On a Honeywell Home Tuxedo?
If your Tuxedo Keypad has a yellow bar with "Not Ready Fault" across the top, then you may want to check for zone faults. Learn how to check zone faults on the Tuxedo.
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What Does One-Go-All-Go Mean?
When a One-Go-All-Go smoke detector activates, all of the other compatible smoke detectors on the same network will activate and also begin sounding. Learn about smoke detectors.
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How Do I Open the Honeywell SiXCOMBO?
To open the SiXCOMBO, press it against its back plate, and twist it counter-clockwise. Close by aligning against the back plate and twisting clockwise. Learn to open the SiXCOMBO.
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What is the Honeywell SiXCOMBO?
With the Honeywell SiXCOMBO, you get both fire and CO detection for your Lyric System. It offers wireless encryption and one-go-all-go functionality. Learn about the SiXCOMBO.
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How Do I Properly Test My SiXCOMBO?
The Honeywell SiXCOMBO can be tested by using one of its two test buttons or by using canned smoke, a hair dryer, or canned CO. Learn how to test the Honeywell SiXCOMBO.
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How are Andersen VeriLock Sensors Programmed Into an Alarm System?
Andersen VeriLock Sensors are built into certified doors and windows. They are enrolled similarly to most other 345 MHz wireless sensors. Learn about Andersen VeriLock Sensors.
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How Do I Program a SiXCOMBO to a Lyric Security System?
The SiXCOMBO offers smoke, heat, and CO detection. Each function will use one (1) zone, for three (3) zones in total. Learn how to enroll the SiXCOMBO with the Lyric.
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How Do I Remove a PG9914 From the Mounting Bracket?
The DSC PG9914 is often removed from its mounting bracket before mounting the sensor. Learn how to separate the PG9914 from its mounting bracket so that you can mount the device.
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