Is the Vista 20-P RF capable out of the box? Can I add wireless motion detectors or do I need 2 buy additional wireless module first?
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I often install these and own EliteSmartHome.com. We do many security install a year with the vista 20. It does not support RF right out of the box. You would need to add a wireless receiver.
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As far as I know it is able to work right out of the box, however you will need an alpha keypad such as a 6160 or 6162. I do not own a rf reciever yet, but I will be getting a rf 6152 keypad which works exactly like a rf reciever but also is a working keypad, but they are also a bit cheaper than rf receivers if you get it off amazon.
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No Honeywell model is wireless ready. Your best option is to buy their rf keypad to satisfy your need for a keypad as well as put the rf transmitter in the keypad in a place where the signal would have a better chance of receiving the signals.
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It is not RF-capable out of the box. Easily fixed by adding the 6160-RF keypad. This is what I run, and it works perfectly.
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You don't need additional modules, but you need to program and learn the motion detectors.
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Same thing here. Two 888LMs both work great, except the motion detector that results in lights turning off only momentarily, and then turning back on almost immediately. It is motion detection, only without motion.
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You can use any Lutron Radio Frequency (RF) wireless switch -- for example, any of them that have a model number beginning with "MRF2-" ... it's the "RF" buried in there that confirms it will work with the RF sensors.
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Yes, I have done it two ways. FTP server and iSPY. I highly recommend the iSPY program. It is free and easier to setup. I only have done this with a wired connection though. FTP server setup is confusing to do, and i only got it working with scheduled recordings not motion sensor.
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The item I bought has the motion detector with it, now if you are wanting to add another one I don't know if you can do it with this one without purchasing another unit. Hope this helps!
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don't really know, check out Linksys web site answer and questions or if they have drivers for vista
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highly depends. If has brickwall or just wall without window, door radio can passby, signal will loss a lot. I have 5 camara, I tune them , some of them got perfect and no loss, some continue to loss frames because no easy way for radio to passby. this is why Lorex has a model with wire and wireless combined
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This will work with a Vista-10, provided that you have some kind of wireless receiver as well. This could be a standalone receiver such as the 5881 or an RF keypad which has this receiver built-in.
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Sorry to be so late to respond. Was out of town. Everything that you need is included as your existing system should be already configured for this device. All I needed to do was plug it in and roam.
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Lorenzo, As per our previous reply, we would recommend the Honeywell Vista-20P. You will also need a keypad for that system, we recommend the Honeywell 6162 keypad.
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At least the VBR 337 and 338 allow wireless software updates. I've had to replace 2 Vizio DVD players because the movie industry outpaced Vizio's technology. The studios are constantly adding more stuff to their DVDs and you need a player that can keep up.
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Yes you can, but I would do the wireless install first during initial setup.
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You have to get double side tape for the sensors, only the motion sensors have antenna
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Your going to need the other motion sensors, they are "pet" friendly and are designed to not go off with smaller pets. I believe that is another package with those units, they are only about $5 more each.
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Good question. We are currently looking into away for a wireless and wired remote sensing system for this product. The honeywell product doesn't really allow a connect. Please can you send me your contact details and a brief description on your requirements?
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It does come with a receiver for me, it detects under ubuntu using the `mceusb` driver in the kernel and configures for the table `rc-rc6-mce`. The remote uses the RC-6 protocol.It will work in the box in Windows Vista through Windows 8.x (It's now a separate upgrade with Windows Pro). The remote itself also works with other applications, and will indeed work in Linux (though you may need lirc and/or a keymap file depending on your application).
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Yes. Read instructions, which lead you through a wireless setup. Interactive instruction.