Honeywell Lyric Controller - General Support Refresher, 2015

Lyric™
Introduction
to Lyric and the
Connected
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Lyric Controller
•
Control 72 Z
-
Wave Automation Devices
-
60 Switch Devices
-
6 Locks
-
6 Z
-
Wave Thermostats
•
4 Lyric Wi
-
Fi® Thermostats
•
128 Wireless Zone Capacity*
-
64 SiX™ Wireless Devices, using multiple
inputs to a total of 128 zones.
•
Built
-
in Camera
-
Requires Total Connect 2.0
•
Voice Control
-
Trigger sensitivity defaulted to lower
sensitivity.
•
Event Log
-
6000 Events
•
10 chimes to hear upon
zone fault.
-
Selectable by
User
or Installer.
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Lyric™
Thermostat
•
Honeywell's
classic round design
•
3” diameter polished glass face
•
1” beveled depth
•
Motion
-
sense illumination
•
Simplified touchscreen interface
•
User
-
friendly
icons
•
Apple HomeKit
®
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Remote RF Keypads
•
Lyric Smart Keypad
–
up to 8
•
Voice Announcement of Status and Chime.
•
Encrypted and Supervised
•
Range
–
300 Feet
•
Optional Desk Mount
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Security
•
New SiX
™ Two
-
way wireless with
built
-
in 256 bit AES
encryption
•
Network key prevents takeover of transmitters.
•
Auto enrollment upon power up.
•
Remote and
Local
Firmware Update.
•
Provides battery status and signal
strength.
Truly Secure Security
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Lyric Lock
•
Prevents take
-
over of system and SiX™ Wireless transmitters.
•
Program mode locked to anyone without a valid Verification Code.
-
Generated via AlarmNet 360, expires at 23:59 daily.
Prevents System Take
-
over
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Video
•
Built
-
in 2MP Camera
-
Capture photo when disarming.
-
Live look
-
in snapshot capability
•
Supports Honeywell Total Connect video cameras
-
IPCAM
-
WL, IPCAM
-
PT, IPCAM
-
PT2, IPCAM
-
WO, IPCAM
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WI2,
IPCAM
-
WI2B, ACU (Analog Converter Unit)
•
View one, two or four cameras at a time.
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Z
-
Wave Automation
•
Individual device control from an App or touch screen
•
Supports a total of 72 Z
-
Wave devices
•
Supports up to 6 door locks
•
Supports up to 6 Z
-
Wave thermostats
•
Supports 60 of any combination of the following:
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Light modules
-
Light dimmers
-
Appliance modules
-
Shades or Blinds
-
Water valves
-
Strobes
-
Sirens
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Thermostats
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Support for 10 Thermostats
-
Support 6
Z
-
Wave
®
Thermostats
-
Support 4 Lyric
™
Wi
-
Fi
®
Thermostats
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Voice Assisted Smart Scenes
•
Use your voice to run Smart Scenes
•
Selectable trigger, i.e. “Hello Lyric” or “Okay Lyric”
•
Available Commands
-
Wake
up
-
Leaving
the house
-
Returning
home
-
Evening
time
-
Cameras
-
Bedtime
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Zones
•
128 Wireless Protection Zones
-
New SiX™ Two
-
way Wireless with AES 256
-
bit Encryption
-
64
SiX™ Wireless Devices
-
5800 Wireless
•
2 Hardwire Sensor Inputs
•
Emergency Response Button
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Installer Programming
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Local programming
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Touch screen
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Intuitive program interface, similar to Lynx Touch series
-
Auto
-
enroll
SiX
™ Wireless Sensors
•
Local programming
–
USB 2.0 Type A
-
Load
panel and Z
-
Wave Configuration via
USB memory device
•
Auto synchronize data with AlarmNet
360
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m.AlarmNet360.com
•
Cleaner,
intuitive
user
interface
•
Tablet & Smart Phone
Support
AlarmNet 360
-
Dealer
Focused
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AlarmNet 360
-
One
-
Stop
Shop
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m.AlarmNet360.com
•
Cleaner
,
intuitive
user
interface
•
Tablet & Smart Phone
Support
•
Manage complete
security system
including devices &
Total Connect
•
Get the status of
system at
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AlarmNet 360
-
One
-
Stop
Shop
15
•
m.AlarmNet360.com
•
Cleaner
,
intuitive
user
interface
•
Tablet & Smart Phone
Support
•
Manage complete
security system
including devices &
Total Connect
•
Get the status of
system at
a
glance
•
Enroll & configure
sensors
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Create templates for
•
Package
installations
•
Most commonly used
settings
•
Enforcing
standardization across
installations,
reduce
human errors
•
Reducing
overall
configuration time
Faster Installations ... and More of
Them
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Reduce Truck
Rolls
17
•
System
Health Check
•
Remote
Programming
•
Lyric Lock
•
Rapid Recover
-
Replacing
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Reduce Truck
Rolls
18
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System Health
•
Rapid Recover
-
Replacing Panels
•
Remote
Programming
•
Remotely
Enroll
Sensors
•
Lyric Lock
•
Remote
Firmware
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Reduce Truck
Rolls
•
System Health
•
Rapid
Recover
•
Remote Programming
•
Remotely Enroll
Sensors
•
Lyric Lock
•
Remote Firmware
Update
•
Local Firmware update
via USB
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SiX™ Two
-
way
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SiX™ Overview
–
SiX™ Design Goals
•
Network to cover over 300
ft. in an indoor environment
(non
-
line of sight)
-
Varies based on each installation due to environmental
conditions.
•
Less than 2 second latency
•
Battery life greater than 5 years
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SiX™ Overview
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SiX™ Design Goals
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Meets
the 200 second supervision for fire
devices
•
Network Key prevents “Takeover
”
•
Faster Installation with Auto enrollment upon
power
-
up
•
If one
smoke detector
goes into alarm, then all
detectors and sounders
will
sound (One Go, All Go)
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SiX™ Overview
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Compatibility
•
Wireless compatibility
-
SiX™ is designed to co
-
exist with 5800, Wi
-
Fi, Z
-
Wave, GSM,
and CDMA radios
-
NOTE: High Power, external Wi
-
Fi® routers will require physical
separation from all SiX™ devices.
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SiX™ Overview
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How does SiX™ work?
•
How does SiX™ work?
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SiX™ is a direct sequence, spread spectrum (DSSS), two way
radio using the 2.4GHz RF band.
-
In the 2.4GHz band there are 11 channels available for SiX™

Channels 15 to 25

Channels 11 to 14 are masked to prevent interference.
802.15.4™
SiX™ Wireless
Channel Center
Freq
(MHz)
802.11™ b/g/n
Channel Center
Freq
(MHz)




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SiX™ Overview
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How does SiX™ work?
•
How does SiX™ work?
-
Designed to conserve battery life, SiX™ sensors are normally in
an ultra low
-
power state. (Radio off, LED’s off)
-
Several events can “wakeup” a sensor

Change of state for an external input (reed switch)

Devices will also “wakeup” on a time based interval

Time based wakeups occur every 5 seconds for fire devices, and
every 30 seconds for all other devices.
-
The SiX™ products are part of a synchronized system.
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SiX™ Overview
–
How does SiX™ work?
•
How does SiX™ work?
-
As part of a synchronized system, the first step in the signaling
process is as follows:

The access point sends an RF beacon every 250 milli
-
seconds

After the beacon is sent, the access point waits for a reply
from the SiX™ devices in the system.

All SiX™ devices that need to communicate with the panel
(via the access point) must do so when the beacon is sent.

In short, the sensors need to wake up, turn on the radio, wait
for the beacon from the access point.
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SiX™ Overview
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Enrollment
•
Panel initially scans frequencies upon power up to
determine which channel it will use for SiX™ sensors.
•
Registration is required because the sensor needs to
determine which SiX™ frequency channel the panel is
operating and to provide a “mailing address” for the
panel to send messages too.
•
Enrollment starts by placing the panel in to the RF6
Batch programming mode and then by removing the
battery tab located between the battery contact and
battery terminal.
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SiX™ Overview
-
Enrollment
•
When the tab is pulled, the sensor begins to scan each
SiX™ channel for one half of a second looking for RF
activity
.
•
The
process takes
8
seconds to completely scan the RF
channels,
and during this time the heartbeat LED will
flash
rapidly.
SiX™ Wireless Channel Scan Sequence
Tune to channel 11, wait ½ second for beacon.
No beacon? Move to next channel (12), wait ½ second for beacon.
No beacon? Repeat until channel 25
No beacon found? Go to Sleep
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SiX™ Overview
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Enrollment
•
When RF activity is detected, the sensor will register
with the panel, be assigned a network ID/address and
the heartbeat LED will illuminate fully for 3 seconds
.
-
Devices with sounders will also emit a short chirp.
•
If a panel in the enrollment mode has not been detected,
the sensor will stop scanning the RF channels, turn off
the LED, then go into power down mode.
•
If the LED flashes
once
when tampered, the device
is already paired with another panel
.
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SiX™ Overview
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Enrollment
•
For sensors that have been enrolled with the panel,
the sensor cannot be used with another control panel
until it has been deleted from the network
-
Can be achieved by deleting from the panel or using AlarmNet 360.
-
Sensor must be powered up and in range of the panel to reset the
sensor, when or after being deleted.
-
Sensor can be brought back within range of the panel at any time
for it to be reset/cleared.
-
Even if panel has been defaulted, the sensor will be reset/cleared
once it checks in with the panel.
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SiX™ Overview
-
Enrollment
•
There is no way to do this
at the sensor after 24 hours
,
and is intended to prevent system “take
-
overs”.
-
This clock stops on this 24 hour time when the battery is
removed.
•
To reset the sensor within 24 hours of enrollment:
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Press and hold the tamper switch.
-
Install the battery and continue to hold the tamper switch.
-
After a couple of seconds LED will flash rapidly if it was reset.
-
Release the tamper switch and remove the battery.
-
The sensor is ready to be used in another system now.
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SiX™ Overview
-
Enrollment
•
Once
the sensor is registered to the panel, it can then
be “learned” into a
loop, called “Service Input”.
•
Default service input is “Reed”.
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RF Signal Strength is displayed inside Installer Zone Programming.
•
Good
–
Indicated with one to four green bars.
•
Bad
–
Indicated with four red bars.
•
Signal strength
color indicates Go/No
-
Go status.
-
Go/No
-
Go Test not required for SiX Wireless devices.
•
Warning message displayed if any sensor has unacceptable signal
strength when exiting Zone Programming.
SiX™ Wireless Signal Strength
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-
way Wireless Devices © 2015 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.
SiX™ Contact
–
Intrusion Devices
•
Features
-
Part Number:
SiXCT
-
Tamper

The
SiX™ Contact has
front
and back case tamper
switches
-
Magnetic Contact
-
REED

Single reed switch on one
side of the PCB that can be
used
with the
presence of a
magnet.
-
Hardwire Loop
-
CONTACT

A single terminal block that
provides an unsupervised
loop input.
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SiX™ Contact
–
Intrusion Devices
•
Features
-
Heartbeat LED

Provides two functions
-
Flashes during
enrollment
-
Flashes when the cover
is removed.
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SiX™ Glass Break
–
Intrusion Devices
•
What is the SiX™ Glass
Break?
-
Part Number:
SiXGB

Built using the same
technology as the 5853 and
FG1600 Series detectors.
-
Tamper

The SiX™ Glass break has a
cover removal and removal
from surface tamper switch.
-
Audio Event LED’s

Green
–
Audio Events

Red
–
Alarm
Events
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SiX™ Glass Break
–
Intrusion Devices
•
Features
-
“Heartbeat” LED
-
Periodic and remote self
-
test
and trouble detection
-
Audio range test mode
-
Battery enable pull tabs
-
Low Battery detection
-
Operating temp target 32F to
122F
-
Remote sensitivity adjustment
(no dip switches)
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SiX™ Glass Break
–
Intrusion Devices
•
The SiX™ Glass Break
has 3 LED’s which are
visible when the unit is
mounted.
-
Green 1 LED

Indicates device enrollment
and tamper status
-
Red LED

Indicates Alarms during the
test mode
-
Green
2 LED

Indicates events during
testing mode.
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SiX™ Glass Break
–
Intrusion Devices
•
SiX™ Glass Break Sensitivity Settings
-
Adjustment:

Always set the sensitivity to the lowest sensitivity that has been
validated for the target application range as validated by the FG
-
701
-
Sensitivity settings:

Adjusted in steps from
Max, Medium, Low,
and Lowest

Selected during programming
of sensor.
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SiX™ PIR
–
Intrusion Devices
•
Part Number:
SiXPIR
•
Features
-
Cover and Surface Tamper
switches.
-
Alarm LED
–
Red
-
“Heartbeat” LED
–
Green
-
Quick Mounting
-
Battery enable pull tabs
-
Low battery detection
-
Remote Pet Immunity Setting
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SiX™ PIR
–
Intrusion Devices
•
Walk test the SiX™ PIR
-
After power up and
enrollment, the sensor
automatically enters a 10
minute walk test period.
-
PIR will re
-
enter walk test
mode, if the panel is put into
Walk Test or Go/No
-
Go Test
mode.
-
Note: the system must be in
a disarmed mode in order for
the walk test to begin.
e
:
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SiX™ PIR
–
Intrusion Devices
•
Flashlight feature
-
Use a bright light beam, and
stand within 4’ (1.2m) of the
sensor.
-
Swing the light beam past the
sensor lens 3
-
5 times,
holding the beam on the
window for .5 seconds on
each pass.
e
:
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SiX™ PIR
–
Intrusion Devices
•
Flashlight feature
-
The flashlight feature is
initially only available for the
first
24 hours after power
up, or until the system is
first armed.
-
Each time the flashlight
feature is used, and the
system is disarmed, the walk
test timer restarts for 10 mins
e
:
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SiX™
–
Keyfob
•
Part Number:
SiXFOB
•
Features
-
4 button Keyfob
-
8 button functionality

4 from individual buttons

4 from two button pairs
-
Bicolor LED’s and Piezo
sounder for
system status
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•
SiX™ FOB Operation
-
Bi
-
directional Keyfob

A single key press should
equal or be more than .5
seconds, then the fob will
report the event to the
Lyric smart controller.

If a short press on a
button (> .1 seconds) the
Keyfob will query the
panel for system status
SiX™
–
Keyfob
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SiX™
–
Smoke Detector
•
What is the SiX™ Smoke?
-
Part Number:
SiXSMOKE
-
The
wireless
smoke/heat
detector
is intended for
use
with
Honeywell controls
that
support
SiX™ series devices
.
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•
Features:
-
Photoelectric smoke
detection
-
Heat detector

Fixed 135 degrees or rate of
rise of more than 15 degrees
Fahrenheit in one min
.
-
Supervision

Every 60 seconds to meet
the 200 second check in
-
Utilizes two panel zones

Smoke Detection Zone

Heat Detection Zone

If not using Batch Enrollment
mode, the Smoke and Heat
zones must be enrolled
separately.
SiX™
–
Smoke Detector
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•
Features:
-
Test
switch

The test switch can be used
to check the functionality of
the circuitry
.
-
Tamper

The
SiX™ Smoke
has a back
tamper (no wall tamper)
-
1 Bi
-
Color LED

Provides
3 functions
-
Flashes during
enrollment
-
Flashes when the cover
is removed
-
Flashes to show the
status of the smoke
detector
SiX™
–
Smoke Detector
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•
Features:
-
85db Sounder

Provides 3 functions
-
Chirps after enrollment
-
Temporal 3 during alarm
-
Chirps during a low
battery (after 7 days)

One Go, All Go
SiX™
–
Smoke Detector
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SiX™
–
Siren
•
What is the SiX™ SIREN?
-
This
wireless siren/strobe is
intended for
use with
Honeywell Lyric Smart
Controller
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SiX™
–
Siren
•
Part Number:
SiXSIREN
•
Features
-
Enrolls as a zone
-
Siren Chime Mode
-
Cover and surface tamper
switches
-
“Heartbeat” LED
–
Green
-
Periodic and remote self
-
test
and trouble detection
-
Low battery detection
-
Operating temp target 32F
–
122F (0C
–
50C)
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SiX™
–
Siren
•
Mounting
-
The
SiX™ SIREN can be
mounted on the wall or on
the ceiling.
-
The
rear tamper breakout
MUST be mounted to
a stud
,
solid wood, or with a robust
wall anchor
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SiX™
–
Siren
•
Testing the siren
-
The
SiX™ SIREN should be
tested immediately after
installation and at least once
a year.
-
Activate Test Mode
remotely
from the Control Panel
-
The Walk Test
Mode tests the
siren sounder
and
LED:

Sounder
–
the Burglary
warble tone will sound for 3
seconds.

LED
–
White
LED strobe will
flash for 15 seconds
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Smart Keypad Features
•
Part Number: LKP500
-
EN
•
Lyric supports up to 8 Smart
Keypads
•
9VDC plug
-
in power supply
included
•
24
-
hour (600mAh) rechargeable
battery
–
LKP500
-
24B
•
Mount with
-
in 300 feet of Lyric
Smart Controller
•
Desk Stand
–
LKP500
-
DK
•
Programs in
z
ones 850 to 857
•
Supervision rate, 60 seconds to
meet 200 second supervision
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AlarmNet 360 Programming
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Account Setup
•
Load AlarmNet 360
(AlarmNet360.com) and
select Device Programming.
•
Select “Lyric Controller”, under “Program new device”.
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Customer Info
•
A new window will open.
•
Enter Dealer
Company Name
(Central Station only).
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Customer Info
•
Enter Customers Information, first and last name, phone number
and email address.
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Customer Info
•
Select Security or Scroll down.
•
Enter the Location name and address.
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Security Info
•
When the information is complete, click
“Continue”.
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•
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Security Info
•
When “Verified” the account info will be greyed out and the panel
type will be displayed.
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Security Info
•
Select Panel Default table or
Custom Template
.
•
Select the communicator Supervision Type.
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Total Connect Info
•
Enable services as desired.
–
Information Services
–
Weather and Traffic
–
Automation Services
–
Lights, Locks, Thermostats, etc.
–
Advertising Services
–
Dealer Messaging to End User
–
Video Doorbell Service
–
SkyBell
®
HD Wi
-
Fi Video Doorbell
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Configure
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Configure Panel
Account will be Inactive until it is associated with the Lyric Smart
Controller, via local program entry; click Close to continue.
Red Dot =
Inactive
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Panel Settings
•
Installer and User Languages
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Panel Settings
•
Backlight Timeout and RF
Jam
•
Local Programming Lockout
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Panel Settings
•
Swinger Suppression,
Report Frequency and
Z
-
Wave Door Lock action
.
•
Panel Sync
Delay
-
delay before panel settings sync with AlarmNet 360.
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Panel Settings
•
Quick Arm, Quick Exit, Arm Confirm, etc
.
•
Chime Mode turns Chime mode on at the panel.
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Panel Settings
•
Communicator is the next section, as you scroll down the screen.
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Panel Settings
•
Commands available after Account
Association/Registration.
-
“Get Data” and “Send Data” only affect the Communicator Programming
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Panel Settings
•
Reporter
is the last of the Settings, this is where report codes are
enabled or disabled.
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User Codes
•
Select “Users” on the left to see list of all user codes for this panel.
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User Codes
•
To push this code to Z
-
Wave locks, check “Z
-
Wave Lock Control”
•
“Door Unlock Auto Disarm” disarms panel when unlocked with
code, when enabled.
•
Press “Save
and Add Another” or “Save”.
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User Codes
•
You can search by user number.
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User Codes
•
When searching by user number, it only
displays that user’s
information
.
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Smart Controller
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Location
Determine the best location for the Lyric Smart Controller.
•
Consider Z
-
Wave functionality.
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Hardware
•
Make Electrical Connections
-
Use appropriate wire gauge for distance.
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Wiring
•
Zones 1 and 2 are
h
ardwired
z
ones
•
Hardwired zones programmable for Door or Window device types only.
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Powering Up
•
The Smart Controller takes about 2 minutes to boot.
-
Always remember to connect the battery before the power supply.
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Powering Up
•
The home screen will be displayed during its boot up sequence and
with “
System Standby...
” at the top.
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Wi
-
Fi
®
Enrollment screen appears next to connect to a network.
-
Select “Scan Access Points” and available networks will be displayed,
with their signal strength.
Note:
The
Wi
-
Fi
®
enrollment screen will be displayed upon boot
-
up for a defaulted
Controller or a Controller that has not been associated with AlarmNet 360
Powering Up
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Wi
-
Fi
®
Settings
•
Select the network to join and select the “Edit” tab.
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Wi
-
Fi
®
Settings
•
Select the “Join” tab to connect to the network.
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Wi
-
Fi
®
Settings
•
Notice the blue check mark on the joined network.
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Manual AP Configuration
•
To pre
-
configure or connect to a non
-
broadcasting network, select
“Manual Configure AP”.
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Manual AP Configuration
•
To pre
-
configure or connect to a non
-
broadcasting network, select
“Manual Configure AP”.
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WPS Configuration
•
To connect to a network using Wi
-
Fi® Protected Setup (WPS).
-
Press the WPS button on the Access Point first.
-
Next, push the WPS button on the Lyric Controller
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WPS Configuration
•
To connect to a network using Wi
-
Fi® Protected Setup (WPS).
-
Press the WPS button on the Access Point first.
-
Next, push the WPS button on the Lyric Controller
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AlarmNet Communicator
Installation and
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Cell Communicator
•
The Cell Communicator can be installed while powered up by the
Installer or the End User, by following these steps.
•
Select the “Security” icon from the home screen.
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Cell Communicator
•
Select the “Tools” icon.
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Cell Communicator
•
Enter the Master User Code: 1, 2, 3, 4.
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Cell Communicator
•
Select “Advanced”.
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Cell Communicator
•
Next, select “Install Cell”.
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Cell Communicator
•
Select “Yes” to install a Cell Communicator.
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Cell Communicator
•
Follow the instructions on the screen, then select “OK”.
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Cell Communicator
•
Select “OK”, if the Cell Communicator was properly installed.
•
Retry or Cancel when prompted if cell module was not detected.
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
Local program mode entry is allowed only when the system is in the
Disarmed state.
•
To access local programming:
-
With the Installer code

Select “Security”, and then select “Tools”.

Enter the Installer code, “4
-
1
-
1
-
2”.

Select “Programming”.
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
Enter the installer code, “4, 1, 1, 2”.
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
If an AlarmNet 360 account is already created:
–
Select “Skip” to begin the association process.
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
If no AlarmNet 360 account has been created yet, create one here.
–
Enter AlarmNet 360 user name and password
–
Enter AlarmNet City Code, CS Code, and Subscriber number
–
Select Supervision Time
–
Daily, Monthly, or Unsupervised
–
Select “Save” to begin the association
process.
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
Lyric connects to the server to verify the account information, or find
information linked to the MAC ID.
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
Select, “Yes” the information displayed matches the customer’s
account.
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
AlarmNet 360 account is now being linked.
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
Accept the End User License Agreement
(EULA
)
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
Select “Yes” to accept Firmware Update.
•
Select “No” to not download new firmware at this time.
•
Select “Postpone” to delay the firmware download.
•
This will only be displayed for Non
-
Critical Firmware.
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
If firmware is updated, panel will reboot and you must re
-
enter
program mode to complete the association.
•
Checking online for panel configuration.
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
Select “Yes” to download panel programming/template from
AlarmNet 360.
•
Select “No”, if panel has already been programmed locally.
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Associating AlarmNet 360
•
Panel configuration is now being downloaded.
•
After downloading the panel configuration, the panel may restart.
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Program Entry
•
If the Panel Configuration was not downloaded, program
entry
will
be available.
•
Select “Program” to enter program mode.
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Standard Program Entry
•
After associating the AlarmNet 360 account, less steps are required
for program entry.
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Navigating Program Mode
•
Installer Menu
–
Select “Program” to enter
program mode.
•
Test Menu
–
Select “Test” to access
Installer Tools.
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Exiting Program Mode
•
Select the back arrow “

”
, found at the upper right corner of the
screen.
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Cellular Communicator Test
12
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Recommended Cellular Test
•
To test the cellular communicator, select, “
Comm
Diagnostics”.
•
Next, page down to the second page of diagnostics.
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Recommended Cellular Test
•
Select, “Test Communication”.
•
Next, select, “Send Cellular Message”.
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Recommended Cellular Test
•
After sending the test message, “Waiting for ACK” will display.
•
“ACK Received” indicates that the test passed successfully.
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Recommended Cellular Test
•
If “Send Cellular Message” is disabled, enable it in “Communicator”
programming, or from AlarmNet 360.
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Wireless Sensor and Keyfob
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
From the “Edit” screen select “Sensors”.
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
Select “Add Sensor”
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
Add New Sensor screen displays, first select which zone number, if
not using the one preselected .
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
Choose the “SiX™” under the “Sensor Type” if manually typing in
the MAC Address
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
To learn the device, you must select the blue “Learn” button located
next to the “Sensor Type” box.
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
The Lyric Smart Controller will display
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
Upon successful enrollment, the screen will display the sensor as
being “Learned” with a green check mark beside it.
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
On this zone summary screen, you can now make any needed
changes to the “Device Type”.
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
“Response Type” can be edited as needed also.
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
Zone Description 1 and 2 can be edited.
•
Listed words can be spoken
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
“Chime” can be selected from 10 different sounds.
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
Glassbreak and Motion Detectors have options that can be edited,
such as, Sensitivity and Pet Immunity.
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
Smoke Detectors have “One Go/All Go” enable or disable.
•
Sirens can chime upon faulted zones, when enabled.
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Wireless Sensor Programming
•
Once completed, click “Save” or “Save and Add Another”.
•
Same process works for the 5800 Series wireless.
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Batch Wireless Sensor Enrollment
•
Sensors can be enrolled sequentially and edited afterwards.
-
Works with SiX™ and 5800 Series wireless together.
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Batch
Wireless
Sensor Enrollment
•
AlarmNet 360 connects to panel and displays
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Batch
Wireless
Sensor Enrollment
•
Once connected, power up or activate SiX™ and 5800 series
sensors.
WARNING:
Do not close the browser window
when the panel is in Learn Mode,
or the panel will remain in
STANDYBY mode for 10 minutes.
Always use
Done
or
Cancel
to
close.
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Batch
Wireless
Sensor Enrollment
•
Sensors appear in window as they are recognized.
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Batch
Wireless
Sensor Enrollment
•
Click to accept each sensor, and modify settings as needed.
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Batch
Wireless
Sensor Enrollment
•
After all sensors are accepted, select “Done”.
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Batch
Wireless
Sensor Enrollment
•
Sensors are now enrolled into the Lyric Smart Controller.
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Batch Enrollment via Smart Controller
•
Batch Enrollment can also be done via the Smart Controller.
•
Select, “Zones” from the first page of Programming.
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Batch Enrollment via Smart Controller
•
Next, select “Start” below “RF6 Batch”.
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Batch Enrollment via Smart Controller
•
Start powering up, or faulting the SiX™ Wireless Transmitters.
-
Local Batch Enrollment mode only supports SiX™ Wireless, not 5800.
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Batch Enrollment via Smart Controller
•
As the transmitters are powered up, they will report their Battery
level and Signal Strength.
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Batch Enrollment via Smart Controller
•
If a zone displays, “Enter Serial No. or Activate Sensor”, simply fault
and restore the transmitter, or wait for communication to complete.
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Batch Enrollment via Smart Controller
•
When all transmitter have been enrolled, select “Stop” under “RF6
Batch”.
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Panel Synchronization
•
If zones are modified, select “”Sync” to synchronize changes with
the Lyric Smart Controller.
•
Changes will be sync’d automatically after “Panel Sync Time”
expires.
-
Default “Panel Sync Time” is 3 minutes.
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Panel Synchronization
•
Select “Sync Changes” and then “Start Sync” to begin.
-
“Sync Changes” will discover the new differences and apply those
changes to the panel, according to the “Sync Precedence
”.
-
Panel has priority by default selection.
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Search and Filter
•
Filters help organize and locate specific zones, such as hardwired
or preconfigured.
•
Filter note appears each time the Sensor page is accessed.
•
Select the Filter icon to open.
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Search
and Filter
•
Search by Serial Number or MAC Address.
•
Filter by:
-
Configured Sensors
-
Default
Sensors
-
Enrolled
Sensors
-
Non
-
Enrolled
Sensors
-
Supervised
-
Unsupervised
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Search and Filter
•
Configured and Default Sensors selected and filter applied.
-
Displays the zones setup in panel defaults and programmed zones.
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Keyfob Programming
•
Select “Add Keyfob” to add Keyfobs a single Keyfob.
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Keyfob Programming
•
Keyfob type may be selected
if manually entering serial numbers,
but is not required for Learning the fob.
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Keyfob Programming
•
Select “Learn” to begin enrollment.
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Keyfob Programming
•
AlarmNet 360 connects to Lyric and displays it “System Standby.”
•
AlarmNet 360 displays the message below.
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•
To activate the a 5834
-
4
Keyfob, press and release any
button twice.
•
The green/red LED will light
while it is transmitting.
Keyfob Programming
•
To activate the a SiX™ Keyfob,
press and release the top 2
buttons.
•
The green LEDs
will light
alternately LED’s for 8 seconds
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Keyfob Programming
•
The SiX™ Keyfob will show the Battery level and Firmware version,
after the serial number is enrolled.
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Keyfob Programming
•
Select a User to be associated with the Keyfob.
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Keyfob Programming
•
The number of buttons being used can be selected.
-
Example,
8
button fob.
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Button / Loop Assignments
•
When using button pairs, the following Button Numbers and Loop
Number match up to these buttons.
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Button
5
Button
7
Button
8
Button
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Keyfob Programming
•
The “Action” for each button can be changed as desired.
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Keyfob Programming
•
After all changes are complete, select “Save” or “Save and Add
Another”.
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Keyfob
Batch Programming
•
Select “Keyfob Batch” to add multiple Keyfobs.
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Keyfob Batch Programming
•
AlarmNet 360 connects to Lyric and displays it “System Standby.”
•
AlarmNet 360 displays the message below.
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Keyfob Batch Programming
•
Select, “Done” after all Keyfobs have been enrolled and accepted.
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Keyfob Batch Programming
•
All Keyfobs will be listed and already synchronized with the panel.
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Editing and Deleting Keyfobs
•
Select the Edit icon to modify the Keyfob settings.
•
Select the Delete icon to delete the Keyfob.
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Deleting Keyfobs
•
To reuse the Keyfob, complete this step after Panel Sync.
•
After deleting a Keyfob, press any
button on the fob to clear its link to
the Lyric Smart Controller.
•
Keyfob LEDs will blink rapidly together.
•
This must be done if the Keyfob is
going to be used on another system.
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SiX™ Wireless Smart Keypad
and
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Smart Keypad Enrollment
•
Select the Keypads tab on the left, then click “Add
Keypad”
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Smart Keypad Enrollment
•
New Smart Keypad summary screen is displayed
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Smart Keypad Enrollment
•
Choose to either enroll the new Smart Keypad MAC address
manually here, or activate the “Learn” function
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Smart Keypad Enrollment
•
The panel will enter enrollment mode.
•
Power up the keypad when the enrollment prompt appears.
-
If already powered, press any key on the keypad
to restart pairing.
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Smart Keypad Enrollment
•
The enrollment process will take about 8 seconds to complete, after
“Pairing with System” is displayed.
•
“Status” will flash rapidly while pairing with a new system.
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Smart Keypad Enrollment
•
Enrollment is completed.
•
Battery level and Signal strength displayed.
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Smart Keypad Enrollment
•
“Zone Description 1” and “Zone Description 2”
•
Descriptor or location of keypad
.
•
Type and select descriptor, or use free form.
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Smart Keypad Enrollment
•
Notice the zone descriptor to identify where the keypad is located.
•
Select “Save” or “Save and Add Another” when complete.
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Smart Keypad Enrollment
•
Enrolled keypad is shown on the Keypads list.
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Smart Keypad
–
Local
Settings
-
Chime

On
or Off
-
Exit Tone

On
or Off
-
Entry Tone

On
or Off
-
Voice Volume

Med
, High or Off
-
Key Level

Low,
Med
, or High
-
Display Level

Low,
Med
, or High
-
Back
Light (keys)

Always On or
Auto
Off
186
•
Settings Menu
-
Touch
and Hold “Select”
to access menu.

Use “Scroll”, the “0” key, to view options

Use “Select” to view/edit setting.

Use “Scroll” to view/edit options in each
setting.

Use “Select” to save option setting.
•
Settings and Options
Use Scroll Key To View Options
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Use Scroll Key To View Options
Smart Keypad
–
Installer Settings
187
•
Advanced Menu
-
Touch
and Hold
“3” to access Installer
Settings.

Use “Scroll”, the “0” key, to scroll the menus.

Use “Select” to choose the menu item.

Use “Scroll” to toggle menu options settings.

Use “Select” to select and save the setting.
•
Settings and Options
Advanced Menu
Use Scroll Key
-
Firmware Versions

App, Touch Screen, Boot Loader, RF6 Protocol
-
Default Keypad

Cancel

Delete (Disabled after 24 hours)
-
Reset Keypad

Cancel

Select Lyric™
My Home
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My Home Controller
Setup
•
The
My Home Controller
App provides local access to the Smart
Controller and cameras, anywhere within the local Wi
-
Fi® network.
•
Wi
-
Fi® network connection is required.
•
Available for Android and iOS
•
Up to 4 mobile devices can be linked to the Smart Controller.
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My Home Controller
Setup
•
My Home Controller
app
–
Apple App Store
–
Google Play Market
•
Select the
My Home Controller
app
to begin the enrollment process.
•
Make a selection for each of the
prompts that follow.
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Enrolling a Lyric Thermostat
•
Adding a Lyric Thermostat to
the Smart Controller
–
Login to the Total Connect
2.0 account.
1.
Select the menu icon on the
right side of the Automation
section
.
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Enrolling a Lyric Thermostat
2.
Select “Add Wi
-
Fi®
Thermostat”.
3.
Enter the user’s Lyric login
credentials.
4.
Select Login
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Enrolling a Lyric Thermostat
Total Connect begins logging into
the Lyric thermostat servers.
5.
Select
the desired Lyric
location
.
−
All
of the users locations will be
displayed. Select the location
with the thermostat to add.
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Enrolling a Lyric Thermostat
6.
Select the Lyric thermostat to
be added.
-
All
of
the thermostats
for that
location will be displayed.
7.
Select
“Save”.
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Enrolling a Lyric Thermostat
•
Total Connect is configuring the
Lyric thermostat.
•
Lyric thermostat is now
configured to work on Total
Connect 2.0
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Lyric Thermostat
•
To view and control the
thermostat on the Smart
Controller, select “Automation”.
•
Select “Thermostats
”.
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Lyric Thermostat
•
Select the Lyric thermostat to
view and control.
•
It may take a few minutes for
Lyric to retrieve all data.
•
Thermostat Name
–
May be
modified only in the Lyric
Thermostat App.
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Getting Started
•
Detailed Installation Videos
http
://Lyric.Honeywell.com/installation/
-
Identifying your home heating and cooling system
-
Removing your existing thermostat
-
Installing your Lyric thermostat
-
Connecting your Lyric thermostat
-
Configuring your Lyric thermostat
-
Personalizing your Lyric thermostat
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Z
-
Wave Devices and Garage
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Z
-
Wave Network Guidelines
Recommendations
•
Single
family dwellings
-
Multi family dwellings are possible but care
should
be taken when
including devices making sure each family has their own network
•
Optimal home size is
less than 5000 sq. ft.
•
Optimal building materials are wood and drywall
•
Maximum
network size is
72 devices
-
60 Switch Devices
-
6 Locks
-
6
Z
-
Wave
Thermostats
•
Do
not
attempt to transmit signals from one house to another
(detached garage, pool house or barn)
-
instead create separate
networks
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Z
-
Wave Network Guidelines
Recommendations
•
Do
not
place a Z
-
Waves device more than 30 ft. from the
another
Z
-
Wave device.
-
use repeaters to ensure a robust network
•
Z
-
Wave
is not recommended for large commercial or industrial
use.
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Z
-
Wave Network Guidelines
•
Materials affecting signal loss.
Material
Thickness
Worst case signal
attenuation
Glass
.25 inch
10%
Metal
J
-
Box
n/a
20%
Drywall
< 4 inch
30%
Wood
3 inch
30%
Stone
10.5 inch
70%
Concrete
4 inch
70%
Concrete
8 inch
90%
Reinforced Concrete
4.5 inch
95%
Concrete
12 inch
98%
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Z
-
Wave Network Guidelines
•
Reflections
-
Not all signals are absorbed or attenuated,
some are reflected.
-
Reflections are somewhat unpredictable.
•
Shadows
-
Some materials block all signals, and can
cause shadows.
-
Use repeaters to correct for shadows.
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Enrolling Z
-
Wave
•
Select “Automation”.
•
Select
the page down arrow “
˅
”.
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Enrolling Z
-
Wave
•
Select “Tools”.
•
Select
“Include Devices”.
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Enrolling Z
-
Wave
•
While in Inclusion mode, activate each device to Include.
•
The controller re
-
enters Inclusion mode after each device.
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Enrolling Z
-
Wave
•
Three beeps are emitted after each device is included.
•
Select “Done” when finished Including devices, all Included devices
will be saved.
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Enrolling Z
-
Wave
•
The Smart Controller will display a list of Included devices with their
Node number and Manufacture info.
•
Select
the back arrow “

” to return to the Automation Tools.
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Advanced Tools
•
Select “Advanced Tools” and enter the Installer or Master code.
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Advanced Tools
View Enrolled Devices • View
Enrolled Controllers
•
Lists
All Included
Nodes or
Primary
and Secondary
Controllers.
-
Node Number
-
Controller Role: (P)
rimary
or
(S)
econdary
-
Home ID
-
Device Type
-
Device ID
-
Manufacturer
Reset Controller
•
Default the Z
-
Wave controller.
-
Deletes All Nodes.
-
Generates a new random
Home ID.
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Advanced Tools
Primary Controller Shift to
Secondary
•
Transfers the
role
of Primary
to
another Z
-
Wave
Controller.
-
Both controllers can operate
the Z
-
Wave
devices
.
-
Only the Primary Controller
can
Include/Exclude
devices.
Learn
•
Includes the panel as Secondary
Controller of another network.
-
The Z
-
Wave Network is
Duplicated.
-
Both
controllers can operate
the Z
-
Wave devices.
-
Only the Primary Controller
can Include/Exclude devices.
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Advanced Tools
Locking Door
•
Determines how the Z
-
Wave lock
will affect the security system
when it is locked.
-
Disabled
–
No change in
arming state.
-
Arm Stay
-
Arm Away
-
Arm
Without Auto
Stay
All Devices On • All Devices Off
•
Turns ON or OFF all Z
-
Wave
switch devices.
-
Some thermostats Enter/Exit
energy savings mode.
-
Some sirens may respond to
this command.
-
Locks ignore this command
.
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Garage Door Setup
•
Lyric Smart Controller supports up to 4 garage doors.
•
To monitor the status of the door a sensor must be used on the
door.
–
For easy installation, use the 5822T Tilt Sensor.
•
Garage door sensors are assigned to these zones:
–
Garage Door 1
–
Zone 127
–
Garage Door 2
–
Zone 128
–
Garage Door 3
–
Zone 129
–
Garage Door 4
–
Zone 130
5822T
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Smart Scenes
Smart Scenes can control:
•
Automation Devices
-
Thermostats
–
Z
-
Wave
and
Wi
-
Fi
-
Locks and Garage Doors
-
Lights and Appliances
-
Shades and Blinds
-
Water Valves
•
Security Actions
-
Arm Away or Stay
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Smart Scenes
•
View and Run Smart Scenes from the Smart Controller screen.
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Smart Scenes
•
Create, Edit and Run Smart Scenes from a mobile device with the
Total Connect 2.0 app.
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Smart Scenes
•
Triggered Smart Scenes can be initiated by the
following:
-
System armed away, stay or disarmed.
-
Burglary Alarm
-
Carbon Monoxide and Fire Alarm
-
Sensor open or close
•
Triggered and Scheduled Smart Scenes can be
suspended with the HOLD command.
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Smart Scenes
•
Scheduled Smart Scenes are initiated by a combination of the
following:
-
Sunrise or Sunset
-
Time of Day
-
Day(s) of Week
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Run and Review Smart Scenes
•
Scene will be available to Run, Hold or Review from the Lyric Smart
Controller.
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Smart Scenes Recap
•
When using Total Connect 2.0, Smart Scenes can only be created,
edited or deleted from the Total Connect 2.0 app or website.
•
100 Smart Scenes can be created.
•
10 Devices or Actions can be added to each Smart Scene.
•
Smart Scenes can be
activated three
ways:
–
Activated by a schedule.
–
Activated by a system event, such as Arm, Disarm or Sensor
open/close.
–
Activated manually by selecting it.
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Introduction to Voice Command
•
Voice Command vs. Voice Recognition
•
Three selectable trigger phrases
•
Five configurable commands
-
Bedtime
-
Evening Time
-
Leaving the House
-
Returning Home
-
Wake Up
•
Pre
-
configured command
-
Cameras
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Voice Command
•
Enable Voice Command
•
Select Trigger and Feedback
options
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Voice Command
Counter
•
Voice Counter.
•
Counter
keeps track the number
of commands and how
accurate
.
•
Accuracy number can be
changed to eliminate false
activations.
•
Accuracy number
-
200 to 2000
-
Lower number
–
understands
more readily.
-
Higher number
–
discriminates
for clearer speech.
•
Select the Accuracy number to
change.
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Voice Command
Counter
•
Enter a number between 200
and 2000.
•
Select “Done”
•
Updated Accuracy number
shown.
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Built
-
in camera © 2015 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.
Introduction
•
Resolution
2MP
–
Sent at 640 x 480 VGA
•
Requires Total Connect 2.0
•
Capture two snapshots upon disarming.
•
Capture two snapshots with Look
-
In.
•
Snapshot capture requires Wi
-
Fi.
•
Up to 40 images will be stored if the Wi
-
Fi® connection is lost.
•
Click the wrench to edit settings.
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Settings
•
Edit the Camera Name
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Settings
•
Check box to enable built
-
in camera to capture snapshot upon
Disarming.
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Settings
•
Camera/Smart Controller IP Address information.
•
Built
-
in camera firmware version.
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Features
View snapshot history
•
To view the snapshot history, click the center of the image.
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Features
•
Search by Date
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Features
•
Filter by Event Type
•
Click on any snapshots group to view the images.
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Features
•
Select “Save” to download and preserve the images.
•
Use the arrows, Left and Right, to view both images.
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Features
View snapshot history
•
Request Look
-
in for new snapshots.
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Features
View snapshot history
•
Request Look
-
in for new snapshots.
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Notifications
My Profile
•
Select “Text or HTML w/Attachment” to ensure the deliver of the
Notifications with Snapshots attached.
•
Email or Phone number must be “
P
Validated”
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Notifications
•
Select “Setup” to create Notifications for the Front Facing Camera.
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Notifications
•
Select the “Camera” icon, as shown.
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Notifications
•
Select “Disarmed” to create a notification when the system is
disarmed via the Smart Controller screen.
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Notifications
•
Select “Built
-
in Camera”.
–
Camera can be renamed via AlarmNet 360, under Devices of the TC2
Account.
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Notifications
•
Select “+ Notification” to continue.
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Notifications
•
Subject of message can be edited for a custom message.
•
Select “Send To” to modify the destination of the notification.
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Notifications
•
To create a notification for manually triggered snapshots, select
“Look
-
in”.
–
Saving in between creating notifications is not required.
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Notifications
•
Next, select the “Built
-
in Camera” again.
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Notifications
•
Select “+ Notification” to continue.
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Notifications
•
Modify Subject and “Send To” as desired.
•
Notice, the number of notifications created for the event type.
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Notifications
•
Select “Save” after all notifications have been created.
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Wi
-
Fi,
Local and Remote
Diagnostics © 2015 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.
Wi
-
Fi® Diagnostics
–
Signal Strength
•
Minimum recommended signal strength for Wi
-
Fi® devices:
-
65dBm.
•
2.4GHz Wi
-
Fi® used only.
Bars
Definition
Signal
Strength
0 Bars
No Connection
-
255
dBm
1 Bars
Poor
Not Recommended
-
81 to
worse
2 Bars
Fair
-
71 to
-
80
3 Bars
Good
-
51 to
-
70
4 Bars
Excellent
-
50 to
-
20
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Wi
-
Fi® Diagnostics
–
Signal
Strength
•
Common materials affecting signal strength.
-
10 to
-
15 dB
-
8 dB
-
6 dB
-
5 dB
-
5 dB
-
4 dB
-
3 dB
-
3 to
-
5 dB
-
3 dB
-
2 dB
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Wi
-
Fi® Site Survey and Analysis
•
Site Survey using Android Apps
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Wi
-
Fi® Site Survey and Analysis
•
Apps graph signal stability.
•
Use graph to see the affects of open and closed doors.
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Wi
-
Fi® Diagnostics
–
Channel
Selection
•
Apps recommend best
channel.
•
Overlapping channels
cause slower data
throughput.
•
Overlapping channels can
cause loss of connectivity
with good signal strength.
•
Select most open channel,
1, 6, or 11.
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Wi
-
Fi® Diagnostics
–
Channel
Selection
•
For best SiX Wireless performance, do not overlap SiX
Channel and Wi
-
Fi® Channel.




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Wi
-
Fi® Diagnostics
–
Channel
Selection
•
Check the System Information screen to determine which
RF6 (SiX) Wireless channel is being used.
•
To access the System Information screen: Security

Tools

Master Code

Advanced

System Information
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Changing Wi
-
Fi® Channel
•
Most routers are defaulted to channel 1, 6 or 11.
-
Honeywell WAP
-
Plus defaulted to channel 6.
•
“Auto” channel selection is not recommended.
•
Use a search engine to locate instructions on specific routers to
change Wi
-
Fi® channel.
•
Honeywell WAP
-
Plus channel can be changed if no client devices
are linked.
-
Default the Honeywell WAP
-
Plus if channel selection needs to be
changed.

URL
–
192.168.0.1

Username
–
admin

Password
-
password
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Changing Wi
-
Fi® Channel
•
Honeywell WAP
-
Plus
-
Region must be selected before making channel selection.
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Changing Wi
-
Fi® Channel
•
Arris
–
Common cable router.
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Changing Wi
-
Fi® Channel
•
LINKSYS Smart Wi
-
Fi
router.
•
Select the Wi
-
Fi® symbol
•
Click Edit next to 2.4GHz
network.
•
Change channel selection.
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Communicator Status
•
Communicator
–
automatically selected
-
Communicator Details
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Communicator Status
•
Communicator
-
Reset AlarmNet communicator
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Communicator Status
•
Communicator
-
Request software
v
ersion update from the communicator.
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Communicator Status
•
QOS
–
Quality of Service
-
90 Day downloadable history
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Communicator Status
•
Alarms
-
90 Day downloadable History, search by date range.
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Communicator Status
•
Alarms
-
Request Test Alarm
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Panel Diagnostics
•
Panel Diagnostics
-
See important panel health status.
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Panel Diagnostics
•
Select “Refresh Status” to update panel status.
•
Select “Reboot Panel” to warm boot the Lyric Smart Controller.
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Panel Diagnostics
•
Area Status
-
Displays arming and fault status
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Panel Diagnostics
•
Zone Status
-
Signal Strength, Battery Level, Alarm, Fault, Trouble and Bypass state
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Panel Diagnostics
•
Zone Status Filters
-
All, Alarm, Trouble, Bypass, Fault, and Others
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Panel Diagnostics
•
Event Log
-
Search and display by date range and event type.
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Reporting Test
•
New Report Test
-
End
-
to
-
End test log of tested and untested zones, to the central station.
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Reporting Test
•
Confirm central station notification
-
Check the box after notifying the Central Station of test.
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Reporting Test
•
Select “Start Test” to begin testing zones.
–
The Smart Controller will need to be Armed Away to complete this test.
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Reporting Test
•
All reporting zones listed.
-
Red icon indicates Zone Not Tested or Report not Received.
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Reporting Test
•
Arm system and fault/activate each zone.
-
Green icon indicates alarm report received by the Central Station.
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Reporting Test
•
Select “Stop Test” when all zones have been tested.
-
Untested zones will be recorded as Failed.
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Reporting Test
•
Confirm notification to central station that test is complete.
-
Check box and select “Finish”.
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Reporting Test
•
Reporting Test log records all tests.
-
Details will display tested and failed zones.
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Panel Diagnostics
•
After installation is completed,
the security system should be
carefully tested.
•
To access the Installer
diagnostic tools,
Select
“
Security” from the home screen
•
Select “
Tools”
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Panel Diagnostics
•
Enter the Installer’s code now,
4
-
1
-
1
-
2 is the factory default
code.
•
Select “
Test”, to gain access to
the various installer tests
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Walk Test
•
Entering “Walk Test” allows
each protection point to be
checked for proper operation.
•
Once the “Walk Test” is active, a
message across the top banner
on the Lyric will display
•
Exit Walk Test
–
Select Home
and enter a user code.
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Go / No Go Test
•
Designed for 5800 Wireless.
•
The Go
-
No
-
Go tests is used to
verify adequate RF signal
strength from the proposed
transmitter location, and allows
you to reorient or relocate
transmitters if necessary, before
mounting the transmitters
permanently.
•
Select “
Go / No Go Test
”
•
Once the “Go / No Go Test” is
active, a message across the
top banner on the Lyric will
display this as well
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•
RF Signal Strength is displayed inside Installer Zone Programming.
•
Good
–
Indicated with one to four green bars.
•
Bad
–
Indicated with four red bars.
•
Signal strength
color indicates Go/No
-
Go status.
-
Go/No
-
Go Test not required for SiX Wireless devices.
•
Warning message displayed if any sensor has unacceptable signal
strength when exiting Zone Programming.
SiX™ Wireless Signal Strength
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Diagnostics
•
The reboot function allows you to restart the system if required. To
reboot the system, Select “Reboot”
•
A
confirmation screen appears. Select “Yes”. The system will restart
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Firmware Updates
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Remote Firmware Update
•
Firmware Version and Upgrade found on Account Overview page.
•
Firmware update options: Remote and USB
•
Both Panel and Sensor firmware is updated during this process.
•
Select “Upgrade” to begin.
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Remote Firmware Update
•
Latest version automatically selected.
-
Older versions can also be selected.
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Remote Firmware Update
•
Job Name can be edited.
•
Update can be scheduled.
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Remote Firmware Update
•
Select “Schedule” to start the update at the scheduled time.
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Remote Firmware Update
•
Job Status can be monitored by selecting the Jobs Status List icon
-
Icon also found in the upper right corner of “Device Programming”.
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Remote Firmware Update
•
Job Status List
•
Color coded status
-
Pending
-
Grey
, In Progress
-
Blue
, Successful
-
Green
, Failed
–
Red
•
Select Job to view individual status details.
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Remote Firmware Update
•
Click job to view detailed status
•
Job can be deleted before the download begins, or if stalled.
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Remote Firmware Update
•
Detailed Status
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USB Firmware Update
•
Download Firmware File
-
Same firmware file can be used for all panels of same version.
-
Sample Filename:
AIO_01.00.5520
-
0_04.6.3
-
0.tar.gz
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USB Firmware Update
•
Download Key File
-
Unique for each panel.
-
Creates a job to be monitored for
completion status.
-
Sample
Filename:
00D02D600363.manifest
•
Files must be downloaded to a
USB memory
into a specific
folder.
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USB Firmware Update
•
Steps to start the USB Firmware Update
-
Insert the USB memory into the Lyric Smart Controller.
-
Select “Security”, “Tools”, and enter the system Installer code.
-
Select “Program”
–
Panel will return to the Home Screen, and indicate
System Standby..
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USB Firmware Update
•
USB memory stick LED may flicker while transferring files.
•
The Lyric panel will reboot to apply update after transferring files.
-
System must be cannot have any troubles or low battery in order to
reboot and apply update automatically.
-
Reboot manually if troubles cannot be cleared, after file transfer activity
completes.
•
Job status will update after reboot and connect to AlarmNet 360
again.
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Sensor and Keyfob Firmware Update
•
Accessed from the Master Tools, Advanced menu.
•
See Sensor and Firmware Update selections
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Update Sensor Firmware
•
Sensor Firmware Update Methods
-
Auto update
–
occurs with panel
firmware update.
-
Manual update
–
started from
Master Advanced Tools
•
Update sensor
f
irmware as a step
of finalizing any installation.
•
Update runs in the background.
•
All Sensors will be listed with MAC
ID and Version Info, including date
of information check.
•
Select “Start” to begin update.
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Update Sensor Firmware
•
Update compares device version to latest version to determine
which devices to update.
•
Primary and Secondary OND (firmware for device) is downloaded.
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Update Sensor Firmware
•
Upon completion, the screen is updated, as shown.
•
The system can be operated normally while this update continues.
•
Return to the “Update Sensor Firmware” screen to check the status.
•
“Start” is displayed again when update is complete.
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Update Keyfob Firmware
•
Keyfob Firmware Update Always
Requires User Intervention.
•
Select “Start” to begin update.
•
Press and hold all four keyfob
buttons for 5 seconds at once,
immediately after starting update.
•
Firmware version checked when
buttons pressed.
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Update Keyfob Firmware
•
“
Pri
OND for Keyfob” indicates
update started.
•
Multiple Keyfobs
-
Restart Update Keyfob Firmware
•
Keyfob zones shows Complete.
•
“Updating finished” displayed.
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Sensor Firmware Update Verification
•
Each sensor firmware is displayed on it’s Edit screen
•
Three parts to firmware information
-
SA
–
Updateable Firmware
-
SW
–
Updateable Firmware
-
HW
–
Hardware version, does not update
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Sensor Firmware Update Verification
•
Sensor Edit screen after firmware update
•
SA and SW firmware updated versions shown
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What We Covered
•
SiX™ Two
-
way Encrypted wireless
-
Auto learning
-
Updateable
•
Hardware, Placement and Installation
•
AlarmNet 360
-
Account Setup
-
Panel Programming
-
Diagnostics
•
Lyric Thermostat
•
Z
-
Wave and Smart Scenes
•
Lyric Voice Command
•
Video viewing capabilities
•
Snapshots upon disarming
•
Wi
-
Fi,
Local and Remote Diagnostics
Lyric™ Life in Tune
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