Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Power My Tuxedo Keypad From an Auxiliary Power Supply?
If you want to use a Tuxedo Keypad without relying on power from the panel, you can use an auxiliary power supply. Learn how to Power a Tuxedo using an auxiliary power supply.
How Do I Clear a Trouble From My 5853?
A Honeywell 5853 Glass Break Sensor can cause a trouble condition due to a low battery, a loose tamper cover, or a loss of RF supervision. Learn how to clear a trouble on a 5853.
Does PowerG Prevent RF Jamming?
PowerG Sensors use Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) to overcome RF jamming attacks. These attacks can disable other sensors. Learn how PowerG Sensors prevent RF jamming.
What Is a Qolsys Hardwire 16-F?
If you are upgrading to a wireless 319.5 MHz alarm system from a hardwired system, then the Qolsys Hardwire 16-F is for you. Learn about the Qolsys Hardwire 16-F.
Who can monitor an LTEIV-ADT?
The LTEIV-ADT is an ADT proprietary communicator that can only be used with ADT monitoring. It is the equivalent of a Honeywell LTE-IV. Learn about the LTEIV-ADT.
Who can monitor an LTEIA-ADT?
The LTEIA-ADT is the ADT proprietary version of the Honeywell LTE-IA. You need a new communicator to start service with a different monitoring company. Learn about the LTEIA-ADT.
Who can monitor an LTEXA-ADT?
The LTEXA-ADT is the ADT proprietary version of the Honeywell LTE-XA. It must be removed if you want to take the system to a different alarm company. Learn about the LTEXA-ADT.
Who can monitor an LTEXV-ADT?
The LTEXV-ADT is the ADT proprietary model of the Honeywell LTE-XV. You must swap out the module to use the system with a different monitoring company. Learn about the LTEXV-ADT.
How Do I Install the Honeywell Home 6290W to a VISTA-20P, VISTA-15P, or VISTA-21iPLTE?
The Honeywell Home 6290W uses a 4-wire connection with the panel. It must be addressed as part of the installation process. Learn how to install the Honeywell Home 6290W Keypad.
How Do I Change the Installer Code on a 2GIG Go!Control GC2?
It is always recommended that you keep the 2GIG GC2 Installer Code at 1561. But you can change this code if desired. Learn how to change the 2GIG GC2 Installer Code.
If you want to use a Tuxedo Keypad without relying on power from the panel, you can use an auxiliary power supply. Learn how to Power a Tuxedo using an auxiliary power supply.
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How Do I Clear a Trouble From My 5853?
A Honeywell 5853 Glass Break Sensor can cause a trouble condition due to a low battery, a loose tamper cover, or a loss of RF supervision. Learn how to clear a trouble on a 5853.
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Does PowerG Prevent RF Jamming?
PowerG Sensors use Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) to overcome RF jamming attacks. These attacks can disable other sensors. Learn how PowerG Sensors prevent RF jamming.
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What Is a Qolsys Hardwire 16-F?
If you are upgrading to a wireless 319.5 MHz alarm system from a hardwired system, then the Qolsys Hardwire 16-F is for you. Learn about the Qolsys Hardwire 16-F.
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Who can monitor an LTEIV-ADT?
The LTEIV-ADT is an ADT proprietary communicator that can only be used with ADT monitoring. It is the equivalent of a Honeywell LTE-IV. Learn about the LTEIV-ADT.
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Who can monitor an LTEIA-ADT?
The LTEIA-ADT is the ADT proprietary version of the Honeywell LTE-IA. You need a new communicator to start service with a different monitoring company. Learn about the LTEIA-ADT.
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Who can monitor an LTEXA-ADT?
The LTEXA-ADT is the ADT proprietary version of the Honeywell LTE-XA. It must be removed if you want to take the system to a different alarm company. Learn about the LTEXA-ADT.
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Who can monitor an LTEXV-ADT?
The LTEXV-ADT is the ADT proprietary model of the Honeywell LTE-XV. You must swap out the module to use the system with a different monitoring company. Learn about the LTEXV-ADT.
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How Do I Install the Honeywell Home 6290W to a VISTA-20P, VISTA-15P, or VISTA-21iPLTE?
The Honeywell Home 6290W uses a 4-wire connection with the panel. It must be addressed as part of the installation process. Learn how to install the Honeywell Home 6290W Keypad.
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How Do I Change the Installer Code on a 2GIG Go!Control GC2?
It is always recommended that you keep the 2GIG GC2 Installer Code at 1561. But you can change this code if desired. Learn how to change the 2GIG GC2 Installer Code.
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