Does this keypad "chirp" or let you know that the alarm has been set? I am looking for a way to know its set from the garage
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The 2nd keypad beeps with every button push. If the alarm is ON: Upon entering the room, the main panel will start chirping periodically (and will sound the alarm after the entry delay you set). Enter your 4-digit, then press ENT (to DISARM the system). Upon selection of ENT, the 2nd keypad will chirp twice and the MAIN panel will chirp TWICE indicating the alarm has been turned off. If the alarm is OFF: Enter your 4-digit, then press ESC (to ARM the system). Upon selection of ENT, the 2nd keypad will chirp twice and the MAIN panel will chirp ONCE. Exit the room and the alarm will set after the delay time (if you stand outside by the door, you will hear the main panel chirp ONCE indicating the system is on (alarmed). Main Panel Beeps: One chirp = ALARM has been armed Two Chirps = ALARM has been disarmed If you attempt to arm the system with the WRONG code upon arming (wrong code then ESC), the 2nd keypad will beep FOUR times indicating the wrong code. I've not yet (purposely) tried to enter the wrong code upon ENTRY with the system armed. Do NOT quickly enter the code!!! Think of it like one-potato, two-potato, three-potato, four-potato then ENT (or ESC :-)
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No, not really. When the infrared transmitter detects movement...the receiver sounds. But if you, the person who set the alarm system up initially, knows this (as you obviously do) it is no big deal. The thing chimes and you say "Oh yeah, cool. My alarm works." But I think I understand why you ask, because if you have a true siren-type of alarm, you need a delay of a few seconds to turn the bloody thing off because you don't want to hear it triggered. After all, it is "you" entering the alarmed site and not an intruder. But this 1Byone system is more for when you are home or in your garage and you wish to know that somebody else is within range of the transmitter and they set it off (not you). Kind of like when your dog barks at a person approaching. There is no "delay" so to speak, but you thank your dog at any rate because he/she warned you of said interloper (or whomever...could be an in-law:). But no, to answer the question, no delay feature. If it detects, it beeps. Low or High setting. Still a good system though. I've become accustomed to the chimes as it has detected my movement on the order of 100 to 1, me vs. ?
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If you use chirp you can make it stay on longer than doing it with the keypad
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Think of this 2nd keypad as an exact duplicate of the keypad on the main panel. If you program the main keypad (alarm system) with a delay, the 2nd keypad 'honors' the delay (entry and/or exit delay). Since I did NOT want the main keypad easily accessible to an intruder, I actually use the 2nd keypad at the only (one) door I have on my building. When I enter, I have (programmed) 10 seconds to enter my code into the 2nd keypad. If an intruder were to 'rip' the 2nd keypad off the wall, the main panel will sound the alarm at the end of 10 seconds. My main panel is well concealed inside the building.
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Yes. The alarm tech will have to program it on site at your key pad. At least that's what ADT did, indicating I couldn't do it myself due to keeping their "codes" private. Make sure they don't erase any other dongle codes during programming if you have more than one of these dongles in use. It will take 15 minutes for them to program it.
1439347
No, the keypad does not light up. The numbers you enter are displayed but the keyes do not backlight.
994050
Hi, it goes off with a steady beep if the power fails and also "chirps" when the battery starts to get low (my old battery lasted years before this happened). The alarm will go off from a power failure when the power resumes.
1487733
No, the window alarm has an on/off buttom. It is independent from the door alarm where you have the key pad.
1487732
No. Unfortunately (in my opinion,) the window alarm is just an on/off switch and is not alarmed by a code.
526392
Sorry but the insteon garage module was only product I've purchased. I use the insteon app to operate it w the hub. Thus I don't have any experience w the keypad control
1512359
Yes. I have the SC001 keypad in the house and the AA433 in detached garage with sensor. If someone can even get the door up an inch, both alarms inside and out go off. Works great by me.
708501
Have not had the experience. I can only refer you to the installation instructions, under operational summary, page 17. It says a blue blink every 5 seconds is a previous alarm condition at an unidentified source.
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I have an autopage RS-655 alarm system. Unlike the other answers, my manual has these steps. Turn the ignition switch "off/on" 3 times and stay in on position . Within 15 seconds push the valet switch 2 times (holding in on the 2nd push) until you hear a long chirp. The transmitter is ready to program. Press the lock button on the transmitter until the siren responds with a confirming chirp. The first transmitter is now programmed. Press the lock button on the second transmitter. You'll hear another chirp. You can program up to 4. All the transmitters have to be done at the same session, even the ones that worked before. If you don't do this, those transmitters won't work. I hope this helps you. I have an autopage RS-655 alarm system. Unlike the other answers, my manual has these steps. Turn the ignition switch "off/on" 3 times and stay in on position . Within 15 seconds push the valet switch 2 times (holding in on the 2nd push) until you hear a long chirp. The transmitter is ready to program. Press the lock button on the transmitter until the siren responds with a confirming chirp. The first transmitter is now programmed. Press the lock button on the second transmitter. You'll hear another chirp. You can program up to 4. All the transmitters have to be done at the same... » Read More I have an autopage RS-655 alarm system. Unlike the other answers, my manual has these steps. Turn the ignition switch "off/on" 3 times and stay in on position . Within 15 seconds push the valet switch 2 times (holding in on the 2nd push) until you hear a long chirp. The transmitter is ready to program. Press the lock button on the transmitter until the siren responds with a confirming chirp. The first transmitter is now programmed. Press the lock button on the second transmitter. You'll hear another chirp. You can program up to 4. All the transmitters have to be done at the same session, even the ones that worked before. If you don't do this, those transmitters won't work. I hope this helps you. « Show Less
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There is a switch on the side of the alarm to turn it off. It will go off when you open the door. It is very sensitive and even a heavy truck going by our house on the road will set it off. I have another alarm that might suit your purpose better that I use. It is a GE 45117 and it has a key pad on the unit. You set your own code. If the door is opened it will go off and it has an ear-splitting screech on that baby. You can put this on the outside of your door, it comes with removable adhesive. You could use the Techko on the inside while you are sleeping. This one just hangs on the door knob. Just a thought. There is a switch on the side of the alarm to turn it off. It will go off when you open the door. It is very sensitive and even a heavy truck going by our house on the road will set it off. I have another alarm that might suit your purpose better that I use. It is a GE 45117 and it has a key pad on the unit. You set your own code. If the door is opened it will go off and it has an ear-splitting screech on that baby. You can put this on the outside of your door, it comes with removable adhesive. You could use the Techko on the inside while you are sleeping. This one just hangs on the door... » Read More There is a switch on the side of the alarm to turn it off. It will go off when you open the door. It is very sensitive and even a heavy truck going by our house on the road will set it off. I have another alarm that might suit your purpose better that I use. It is a GE 45117 and it has a key pad on the unit. You set your own code. If the door is opened it will go off and it has an ear-splitting screech on that baby. You can put this on the outside of your door, it comes with removable adhesive. You could use the Techko on the inside while you are sleeping. This one just hangs on the door knob. Just a thought. « Show Less
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I haven't used it, but the manual states "the alarm has three modes: chime only, light only or both chime and light.
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I haven't tried it yet as I just got it today, but when i was setting the alarm there was a bell symbol and it was either normal or with a slash through it. my assumption is that when you select the slash though, the sounds will be muted.
126087
Yes and sometimes I wouldn't even get a delayed alert. A friend stopped by my house (has a key) and told me afterwards. I never was notified. I returned it for this reason.