2GIG Edge: Entering Programming Mode

[AUDIO LOGO] Hey, DIYers. This is John from Alarm Grid. Today I'm going to show you how to enter programming in a 2GIG Edge panel. Now we're starting here at the main screen, what you will first do is press the little gear right there that indicates we're going to go into programming mode. You want to enter the installer code. This is important because it's going to give you a whole different set of options, and that's what we're doing. See the default installer is 1561. This brings up the installer menu. Completely different options. What you want is the installer toolkit. If you're not used to this thing, the installer toolkits down here where you can't see it. So you want to slide up to get to it. Here it is the installer toolkit, looks like a little toolkit. All right, that brings up your the programming options that you may want to use. Now, actually we're going to go into panel programming and then I'll bring it up. In panel programming, there are assorted things that you may want to use. The first all of these icons of course bring up a submenu. The wireless zones, and that's probably one of the first things you'll use because you're probably setting up-- if this is a new system, you're probably setting up wireless zones. And this is where you'd open and close your zone-- your open and close your devices and it will automatically register into the panel and basically do the work for you. Very nice. But this is where you would do that, and this is probably an important thing for a lot of you. To go back just hit the Back arrow button. Advanced programming. You probably won't need this but this is where these things are. I mean, initially you probably won't need these things, but system configurations here, timers, panel configuration, troubles reporting. You're probably not going to mess with this unless you're really setting up something kind of complicated. And you can get out tapping the Back arrow. So that's how you enter and exit programming in a 2GIG Edge system. Questions? You can email us at support@alarmgrid.com or go to our website alarmgrid.com. If you found this video helpful, like, and subscribe, and hit the bell icon for notifications. This is John at Alarm Grid. Have a great day.