Can this system triger a remote audable alarm or relay for an alarm?
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Yes. There is 1 alarm output. If interested, there are 4 alarm inputs.You can see more at http://www.zmodo.com/16-channel-960h-real-time-dvr-security-system-with-1tb-hdd-8-700tvl-outdoor-ir-cameras.html
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Yes. There is 1 alarm output. If interested, there are 4 alarm inputs. You can see more at http://www.zmodo.com/16-channel-960h-real-time-dvr-security-system-with-1tb-hdd-8-700tvl-outdoor-ir-cameras.html
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No, unless you have an AutoPage alarm system with the same type remote. You can't use any type of remote, because they need to be digitally coded to the car or alarm system.
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You would have to have the same astra 777 alarm. You have to match the remote brand and model with the brain of the alarm.
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I ave no idea,really. I was driving, and it had armed itself. When I cut off the power, I was stuck at a shopping center, waiting for AAA to come and get my truck. The funny thing is, the AAA personal who picked me up, knew about alarms ,because he used to install them himself! He took it out there and then, I was able to go home. I knew I should have not bought that alarm! So, I went with a Viper alarm 2 way pager, until I can afford a remote start, then, IPhone comparabilities! I just wanted to ft it to start putting alarms myself. It was a simple process to hook up all those wires you would get from a remote start system! But, even with Al and Ed's hooking up the alarm themselves, it still didn't work good at all. Probably, it could be how sensitive the components are inside. Things aren't what they used to be anymore. Not that that is bad.
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I don't think there is any remote available, but I don't know enough to know if one could be used.
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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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should work fine. As long as you have access to the inside of the cistern, you can install it. But, depending on how the cistern is built (if it is concrete with a concrete lid), if the alarm "speaker" is in the cistern, you may not be able to hear the alarm from very far away. If you can get the alarm out of the cistern, and pointed in a direction where you will hear it, you should be fine. weather durability may be another thing to have to address.
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Yes, it can! I bought one of these and found the instructions in one of the reviews does work. Reposted here for your convenience... "Use the included strange USB thing to hook it up to your computer, then use the free PowerAlert software from Tripp Lite's website. Switch the software into Business mode, then go over to the Action section. In the list of actions is "Set Audible Alarm". Set the value to 1 (even if it's already 1, overwrite it), then execute the command. After a second or two, the program will unfreeze, and it will be completely silent when it loses power from then on!"
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hello, can you be more specific on your question please? this is an interface for alarm ,this isn't an alarm.
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It can be set up as a low water alarm, but the remote alarm application would require a modification not intended by the manufacturer...which doesn't make it impossible, but you'll have to do it yourself, and potentially void any warranty.
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Depends on what you want it to do. If you are looking for it to read a dry-contact to sense when a door is opened, and then trigger an alarm, it can't do that. However, if you already have a sensor installed in wink that is reading the status of the door, and you just want this to close a relay to trigger the alarm, this can do that. As a matter of fact, WINK reports this in the app as a Siren.Good Luck
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If you are going through Alarm.com or one of their dealers you should be able to. That's what I have and it works great.
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No. They are on a different frequencies. Z-wave is designed for home automation. They can communicate with the 2GIG Control Panel, it has a built-in Z-Wave RF Protocol allowing it to act as a central hub. There is a fee through your alarm company in order to unlock remotely....a few bucks per month, worth it.
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You need 2 relays to make whole system work with your alarm. Here is the diagram to wire it up.http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/2607/powerdoorlockwiringfour.jpg
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I would check with the company that makes the home automation software...they may have a requirement spec that this camera may not have to "integrate" into the home automation piece...this camera can be managed by other 3rd party software apps...so I'm not entirely sure...find out what their(alarm.com) requirements are first....
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If your alarm system supports wireless devices, and there is a generic, dry-contact, wireless transmitter available for it, then yes you can certainly do that.
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You can set it up locally to control z-wave, but without a monthly service z-wave devices are only controlled by the keypad. There is no remote access without alarm.com