Frequently Asked Questions
Will a Scene Created in Alarm.com be Pushed to a 2GIG GC3 or 2GIG GC3e?
Scenes created in Alarm.com are not made available for local control on the GC3 or GC3e Panel. They can only be performed from Alarm.com. Learn about Alarm.com smart scenes.
How Do I Add a Z-Wave Device to a Honeywell Home Tuxedo?
The Tuxedo is a Z-Wave Plus controller that can pair with compatible Z-Wave smart home automation devices. Learn how to enroll a Z-Wave device with a Tuxedo Keypad.
How Do I Check the Firmware Version for My Resideo Tuxedo?
You may want to check the firmware version for your Tuxedo to verify that the device has been fully updated. Learn how to check the firmware version for your Tuxedo Keypad.
How Do I Clear a Latched Alarm Using a Honeywell Home Tuxedo?
A Honeywell VISTA uses a feature called Alarm Memory to ensure that the user is made aware of any alarm that occurred. Learn how to clear a latched alarm using a Tuxedo Keypad.
Can I Backdoor Into Programming Using a Honeywell Home Tuxedo?
The Resideo Tuxedo doesn't load fast enough to perform the backdoor method for getting into programming. Find out your options for getting into programming if you are locked out.
Can I Set Up Low-Temp & Freeze Detection On a SiXCOMBO?
The SiXCOMBO provides detection for smoke, high heat, and carbon monoxide (CO) gas. It does not offer low-temperature detection. Learn about the Honeywell SiXCOMBO.
How Do I Change the Batteries for the Honeywell SiXCOMBO?
The Honeywell SiXCOMBO uses four (4) lithium CR123A batteries for power. These batteries are often referred to as camera batteries. Learn how to change the SiXCOMBO batteries.
Can I Use the SiXCOMBO for Only Smoke or Only Heat Detection?
When programming the Honeywell SiXCOMBO, you have the option of disabling any function (smoke, heat, CO) that you don't want to use. Learn about the Honeywell SiXCOMBO.
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.
Scenes created in Alarm.com are not made available for local control on the GC3 or GC3e Panel. They can only be performed from Alarm.com. Learn about Alarm.com smart scenes.
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How Do I Add a Z-Wave Device to a Honeywell Home Tuxedo?
The Tuxedo is a Z-Wave Plus controller that can pair with compatible Z-Wave smart home automation devices. Learn how to enroll a Z-Wave device with a Tuxedo Keypad.
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How Do I Check the Firmware Version for My Resideo Tuxedo?
You may want to check the firmware version for your Tuxedo to verify that the device has been fully updated. Learn how to check the firmware version for your Tuxedo Keypad.
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How Do I Clear a Latched Alarm Using a Honeywell Home Tuxedo?
A Honeywell VISTA uses a feature called Alarm Memory to ensure that the user is made aware of any alarm that occurred. Learn how to clear a latched alarm using a Tuxedo Keypad.
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Can I Backdoor Into Programming Using a Honeywell Home Tuxedo?
The Resideo Tuxedo doesn't load fast enough to perform the backdoor method for getting into programming. Find out your options for getting into programming if you are locked out.
Added:
Can I Set Up Low-Temp & Freeze Detection On a SiXCOMBO?
The SiXCOMBO provides detection for smoke, high heat, and carbon monoxide (CO) gas. It does not offer low-temperature detection. Learn about the Honeywell SiXCOMBO.
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How Do I Change the Batteries for the Honeywell SiXCOMBO?
The Honeywell SiXCOMBO uses four (4) lithium CR123A batteries for power. These batteries are often referred to as camera batteries. Learn how to change the SiXCOMBO batteries.
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Can I Use the SiXCOMBO for Only Smoke or Only Heat Detection?
When programming the Honeywell SiXCOMBO, you have the option of disabling any function (smoke, heat, CO) that you don't want to use. Learn about the Honeywell SiXCOMBO.
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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.
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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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