DIY Wireless Security Systems Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I Add a Remote Keypad to the Qolsys IQ Panel 2?
A keypad can be added to the Qolsys IQ Panel 2 by pairing the keypad with the panel from the installer menu. Only the IQ Remote will work as a remote keypad.
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How Do I Program a SiXFOB to a Lyric Gateway?
The only way to learn-in a SiXFOB with a Lyric Gateway is to have your monitoring company remotely put the Gateway into learn mode and then enroll the device.
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How Do I Add a 5869 to a LYNX Touch or Lyric System?
A Honeywell 5869 can be added to a LYNX Touch or a Lyric system by programming the device to the panel and then installing the device in a desired location.
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How Do You Add a 2GIG AC2-PLUG to the 2GIG GC3?
The 2GIG AC2-PLUG power transformer connects directly to female barrel connection of the 2GIG GC3. Using the AC2-PLUG will make it easier to power the panel.
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How Do I Program a Window Sensor to a Honeywell L5100?
A window sensor can be programmed into an L5100 through the zone programming menu of the panel. You will need the panel's installer code to access this menu.
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How Do I Program a 5834-4 Key Fob to an L3000?
A 5834-4 key fob can be programmed into an L3000 system through the programming menu of the panel. You will need the installer code to access this menu.
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How Do I Add a Honeywell 5811 to a Lynx Touch?
A 5811 wireless sensor can be programmed to a Honeywell LYNX Touch alarm system through system programming. Make sure to test the sensor after programming.
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Can I Pre-Program a Honeywell L5200?
The L5200 cannot be sent pre-programmed by Alarm Grid. However, the programming process is relatively easy for an end-user, and our team is happy to help.
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How Do You Connect a 2GIG TS1 Keypad with a 2GIG GC3 Panel?
The 2GIG TS1 wireless keypad is unable to connect with a 2GIG GC3 security panel. The 2GIG TS1 keypad is designed to be used with the 2GIG GC2 security panel.
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How Do I Identify a Trouble Sensor on My Honeywell L3000?
A user can check which sensor is in trouble on the Honeywell L3000’s LCD display. Any zone that is in a troubled condition will be displayed on the screen.
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