So I understand that the 6162RF keypad will work with this CP 3.16 & later but can it program it for zones, etc?
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Yes, absolutely. I have it installed with 10 sensor zones and zones for 3 key fobs. Works great.
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While I used the 6160 keyboard to program my panel.... the 6162 is a direct replacement for the 6160 and it is alphanumeric so the answer is yes.
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Yes, it can. This was my first install and I eventually figured it out. Not real intuitive but not impossible. If you have any experience with alarm systems then you will have no problem.
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Yes. This is the same keypad/control panel setup I have in my home. I did all programming, including zone programming, using the 6162RF keypad. I recommend the Alarm Grid videos on YouTube if you get stuck with anything. https://www.youtube.com/user/AlarmGrid
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Don't know. Its used at a Club (off site) but where others failed to connect 3 KeyPads with long extensions, this unit has worked flawlessly. I can test next year!
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Depends on what you use it with. I use mine with SmartThings, as it is z-wave. SmartThings does not have any monthly fee, so it is free. You can use this with any z-wave compatible devices, in theory. The keypad is free, of course.
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I honestly don't know... mainly because I don't know what system you have. I just looked on the back side of my keypad that failed and got a make/number off of it and did a search.
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I had no problem programming my keypad and remote. However, I had been made aware of the old versus the new keypad problem previously. Confirm you have the current model. If not, exchange it.
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Hey Denny- Yes it will. It's a universal keypad that can also be programmed for other manufacturers as well. Let us know if you need any further help. Thanks... Matty
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Provided that your gates have standard relay inputs then yes you may use this keypad. It does have 2 separate relay outputs, and you may assign different codes to each output.
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your welcome.... you can use either 6150 or 6160 key/pad as well with your system...
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Honeywell makes a wide variety of keypads that will work with your system. The main thing is to make sure the keypad is an addressable keypad. Here some examples of keypads that will work: 6150, 6160, 6128, 6139, FA270KP, FA570KP and much more.
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No. They are on two different platforms. This keypad is designed for ZWave Control, IP Camera's, and it works with most Honeywell security systems. The web server allows you to control this keypad through a smartphone, tablet, PC on the same LAN.
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This was the designated keypad for my old garage door opener and has worked great. I don't recall the model of my garage door opener. I just made sure to purchase one that was recommended and similar to the one needing replacement.
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Yes, you need a keypad for programming and operating. It is not included. Regards, JB
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Yes it will work. System memory is not retained in the keypad. William H. is correct if you do not have a 6128RF. If you have a regular 6128 just purchase a 6150.
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yes, it is like a telephone keypad....some numbers have letters under them....so you could program it with a name, etc.
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It will probably depend on your panel. I have a Vista 20P and it works great with an older keypad (pre-2007 model).
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I just installed a WD962EV and on page 41 of the manual it lists the 940EV as the wireless keypad accessory. So it should work and I just ordered one from Amazon as it was not included with the WD962EV.
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If you find out, please let me know. I have tried without success. I'm am probably going to have to replace my garage door motor in order to utilize a keypad..