Does it work with the FrontPoint security?
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Yes. I have Frontpoint and I use this as a second panel at another entry door. If you can't figure out how to add it as a device that communicates to your main panel then just call Frontpoint and they'll walk you through it.
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24inControl: If you your system is either a Simon XT (v. 1.3 or later) or Simon XTi then it will work.
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Yes it will. There is a feature called Zone Followers that will enable events on a zone open/close regardless of the state of the system.
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Check with a knowledgeable security installer. He can advise you if it is compatible
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FrontPoint Security uses only high quality products of GE, Also known as InterLogic or UTC. This motion sensor is NOT compatible with the GE Simon XT or the Simon XTi base units, which is what base units FrontPoint Security has. This motion sensor only works with the GE Choice Alert base unit. If you have a FrontPoint Security System you will need 1 of 6 motion sensors compatible with the GE Simon XT/XTi base units. These motion sensors range in price from $49 to $100 depending on where you buy them, but I do highly recommend buying them from a home security system company as they have the best and latest revision produced that is compatible with the base unit. Also, you may find a brand new one for around $49 but was produced in year 2009 which has a 5 year old battery in it and the batteries only have a 5 to 7 year shelf life. Or you can get 1 from a home security company for around $75 which was produced in 2013 to 2014.
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No, I don't think you can be sure it does. It may work with some. It is designed for Perimeter Technologies fences. The problem appears to be that not all systems use the same frequency.
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We set this up with FrontPoint Security which is similar and the only caution is the range varies with the weather but works great once installed and tested to be sure it is within range. Once installed just turn it off and on manually (using the button) several times with the security system in setup mode.
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Yes. It uses a similar click it in system, just double check to ensure you hear the "click". Also give it a tug to double check that it is secure.
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I think it will, as long as the browser (latest chrome or firefox should work) you use to configure it is able to display the configuration page of the ubiquity.
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Yes it does. You will have to go through the process to have the computer learn the new passlock once you install it.
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well, yes or no, depends on if you are think of integrating to your system or just use it is? I do not see any API coming alone with package, which means that you can use it but not being able to integrate it with your pos. HIH
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I was unable to access any of the data remotely on the device itself. I was, however, able to install it directly on my server and remote in with RDP and VNC protocols And still use the software. What the company calls their "tech support" was a joke, and said that you cannot have an active network security in place e.g. IDS/IPS or a firewall. Although I think their IT was simply trying to pass the issue over as my problem, I believe it was just faulty equipment or operating system both times. You should never have to insecure your network, especially when client information is critical. I would highly recommend Lanthem's line, as it simply works, is easy to configure, and can even be exported to booking software like QuickBooks. It is a little more pricy, but well worth the quality. Hope this helps.
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http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/products/keypad/gr/ad/317517.html link at Honeywell says yes.
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Yes it does. I do not use that feature myself so cannot speak to the reliability of it but it does support it.
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It is listed on my Windows 7 start menu Just as I.p. Camera client. As detailed below, it is about as good as a chocolate fireguard. I did get it to work but no longer use it. Here's my tip! Go into your router and find out which I.P. the camera is using. Then use your router to lock the I.P. only for the use of the camera. Download a freeware program called Ispy and use that to monitor the camera. The camera itself is great but the supplied software is useless (especially for a novice) and emailing for support will not help you. The reply is coming from the orient and the English is poor, so asking a question will generally get you a question in reply.I hope this helpsBob It is listed on my Windows 7 start menu Just as I.p. Camera client. As detailed below, it is about as good as a chocolate fireguard. I did get it to work but no longer use it. Here's my tip! Go into your router and find out which I.P. the camera is using. Then use your router to lock the I.P. only for the use of the camera. Download a freeware program called Ispy and use that to monitor the camera. The camera itself is great but the supplied software is useless (especially for a novice) and emailing for support will not help you. The reply is coming from the orient and the English is poor,... » Read More It is listed on my Windows 7 start menu Just as I.p. Camera client. As detailed below, it is about as good as a chocolate fireguard. I did get it to work but no longer use it. Here's my tip! Go into your router and find out which I.P. the camera is using. Then use your router to lock the I.P. only for the use of the camera. Download a freeware program called Ispy and use that to monitor the camera. The camera itself is great but the supplied software is useless (especially for a novice) and emailing for support will not help you. The reply is coming from the orient and the English is poor, so asking a question will generally get you a question in reply.I hope this helpsBob « Show Less
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Don't know- it works great with my Front point system, witch uses Alarm.com as and interface. If LiveWatch uses Alarm.com as well, then I would be sure that it would work. ANy kind of Z-wave system should work, but you never know.
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i bought this lock to work with a z-wave compatible alarm system from front point. Everything is self contained with in the lock.
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yes, it will work and it is easy to program for your security code. I had zero problems.