2GIG Edge: Finding the IMEI Number

2GIG Edge Finding the IMEI Number


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In this video Jorge shows you how to find the IMEI Number on a 2GIG Edge Security System. This may also be referred to as the panel's Serial Number. You will ...


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Hey, DIYers, George from Alarm Grid here. Today I'm going to be going over how to find the IMEI number of your new 2GIG Edge security system. So to start off, the 2GIG Edge is 2GIG's brand new panel. It already has the AT&T and the Verizon LTE communicator built in. And it's used on the Alarm.com platform. So if you guys just bought this panel, if you moved into a house that has this system, you are going to need to find an Alarm.com dealer, which is an alarm company. If you want to get monitored with us, or with anyone else, you will also need to find the panel's serial number, or also known as the IMEI number. This number is the unique identifier for the system, which allows the alarm companies to basically activate and register the built-in LTE module that's in the system. And then they can get your service up and running. Now, if you guys bought the system, and you guys still have the box, there will be a side on the box that has the IMEI number. The IMEI number right underneath the bar code. Now, if you have the box, you can grab the IMEI number from there. If you forget to do it and you already install it, I'm going to show you guys how to get the IMEI number or serial number from the on-screen menu icons. But the first thing I just want to go over real fast is the actual LTE module in this system. So this system has the LTE module built in, whereas some of the previous 2GIG models, they would be add-ons. So you could actually swap them out. If you were moving from one house to another and one location had better Verizon, the other one has better AT&T, you'd be able to move them out, swap them in for one or the other. This panel has it built in, which means if for any reason you move and that LTE service no longer works there, you will have to get a new 2GIG Edge system with the communicator that works in that area. Or let's say, if you damage the 2GIG system or if you damage the LTE module in the system, remember, they're not replaceable. You will have to swap the 2GIG Edge panel for the new one. This system does have Wi-Fi built in as well. So it does offer the dual path monitoring. However, when you're looking at plans, Alarm.com only has cellular-based plans, so you can't-- if you're getting monitored with us, we have some Wi-Fi-based plans, and those cannot be used on the system, because Alarm.com requires cellular. So keep that in mind. If you guys are going with this system and looking to get monitored with us, we'll be more than happy to talk to you more about the plans, if you ever give us a call. Now to the good part. Let's go ahead and show you two different ways to get the IMEI or the serial number on your 2GIG Edge system. So the first way is going to be very, very easy. The button I'm going to hit from the main primary screen, you'll see Arm State, Arm Away, Smart Home. In the top right corner, there's a little 2GIG icon. If you hit the 2GIG icon, it will take you to another page. And all you have to do is hit System Info, and you will see the IMEI number right here. That is the number that alarm companies need to activate the system. And if you're a DIYer and getting activated with us, it's very important when you sign up that you list that IMEI number in the panel information page. The MAC address, it will not be needed. We just need the IMEI. Now, the IMEI can also be referred as the serial number. This is not the serial number we need. The one up here, it's not the one that we need. We need the IMEI, or I'm going to show you guys the second location. So I'm going to go back to my home screen. The second way to get it, you hit this little gear icon down here in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen. Once you hit the gear icon, it's going to ask you for a code. I like to use my default installer code so that when I go into my toolbox, I don't need to enter the code and again. The default installer code for 2GIG systems is always 1561 unless you or your company have changed it. So, I'm going to enter in 1561. If you use the correct code, you'll be taken to this screen. And if I scroll down and I hit Installer Toolbox, it should automatically go in there. If you did not use the correct installer code, it will ask you to enter in that installer code again. That's why I like to use it from the start. From the Installer Toolbox, you will go to System Tests. From System Tests, we want to look at cellular information and status. So we're actually going to hit the Cell Radio Test and Status button right here. And once you're there, you will see now the serial number. This serial number is the same as the IMEI number that I showed you guys on the first screen. So for this panel it's 8639. That is what we're going to use to activate this security system with our service. And once you have that, then your company can go ahead and activate your 2GIG security system. So I'm going to go ahead and back my system out to the main screen. System disarmed, ready to arm. And those are two easy ways to get the IMEI, or the serial number from your 2GIG Edge security system. And again, that number is needed for the security companies to activate and register the Alarm.com service for your alarm system. If you found the video helpful, please make sure you hit Like underneath, subscribe to the YouTube channel. Hit that little bell icon, so that whenever we upload new content, you guys get notified. I'm George and I'll see you guys next time.


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