Can you connect to current wired unit?
508399
No, I do not believe so. It is strictly a wireless system and the sensors (motion and contact) and siren are paired with the receiver/panel. There are no inputs for hardwired sensors, so it could not be used as a replacement alarm panel. You can connect a landline telephone to the panel for monitoring and dial out purposes. The telephone line is the only input/output.
508400
If you mean "can you connect a "wired" door or window sensor to the unit?", yes you can as long as the sensor is tied to the Mace unit by physical wire and your sensor supplies a "short" (a loop) across the two conductors of your wire when the sensor goes "active". The Mace Base Unit has a little terminal board in the battery compartment where you can attach incoming sensor wires. If you attach the sensor wires between "trigger 2 & Gnd" or "trigger 3 & Gnd" and activate the "wired" sensor, the unit will sense a trigger and will go into alarm state. I tried this and it sets off the Mace Base Station and I was able to clear the alarm with the remote unit that I normally use. I have my Mace Base Station programmed to call me on my cell phone. When I short "trigger 2 to Gnd" or "trigger 3 to Gnd" the unit goes into a "trigger" mode and calls me on the cellphone which is exactly what happens when a "wireless" sensor is activated. I didn't have to program anything to get the "wired trigger" to activate as it functioned on whatever programming I had previously performed for "wireless" operation. I read through the Mace Manual and there is no mention of the "wired" option but it does work. I don't know if there's any technical implications other than what I observed. You could call Mace on 800-447-1503 to verify this operation. I hope this helps.
508401
I don't believe it needs any special connection, just a land line. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful, it's been awhile since I had this.
508402
Why would you want to do that? That would defeat the purpose and design of this system. This is strictly an independent wireless stand alone unit. You will be happy with it as is. Good luck.
1831722
I'm not 100% sure but I do not think that you can since they are already wired. Best to ask Reliance controls about that question.
907702
In the setup menu there is an option to add it to the network. I have the ADT Pulse and it connected quickly & easily w/ the thermostat...
1821491
Yes.After connect the unit to the wired router,go to settings and run the network tan, then network settings, then select wired,enter and in few seconds your be will recognize the internet connection, OK, and return to main menu (hub).Ready to go.
365364
Direct, wired connection. Check their website for more info; always the best source anyway.
2283526
No, that's one of fhe best features! I installed each of my units, and I will be adding additional units. None are hard wired, but they all work together.
591714
No you can not it has to be plugged in. they have a new one out that is wireless.
1339891
There is an ethernet port for a hardwired connection. You may want to look at a USB wireless device that will allow you to establish a wireless connection.
1767677
Yes, it can connect through a standard Ethernet wired connection, WiFi and USB.
1085194
Yes, you can plug it. You just have to make sure that you will use an OTG ethernet port, since this model unit has a micro USB port. You can connect the OTG ethernet to the micro USB.
606654
It is not designed for that. You would need to install a wire with a plug onto the unit.
722819
I think it can be con neglected to an existing wired system. Not sure about wireless. Do not buy this model. Very buggy. If you buy, get newer version
1436844
Yes you can and yes it's wired. This is a motion light! The one I got has a switch on it for test and sensitivity for motion.
1511847
Yes, you can plug it in to the unit. I had to use an extension cord, the length was a little short.
952741
Yes, once you have configured it properly you can connect wireless and connect a wired device at the same time. FYI, if you lose connectivity for some reason unplug the Diamond, wait about 30 seconds plug it back in and it should reacquire the connection from the router.
547789
not that i am aware of....you would have to rewire it...which is possible..
1273552
My unit is connected via Ethernet to my home router. The original units only worked with an analog telephone line; the newer ones can connect via Ethernet, Wi-Fi (with a USB adapter). They may or may not support analog any longer; I stopped using that technology two models prior so I cannot say with 100% certainty without ripping apart my entertainment center if that is even supported anymore, but it definitely isn't required.