I have an older Gemini computerized security system installed in my house. Can I just switch my old keypad with this one?
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No unfortunately this keypad is for use with compatible Honeywell VISTA-series control panels. It will not work on any Napco panels.
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I'm not familiar with the Gemini. The Tuxedo has four ports. Two for auxiliary power and two for data. They run to my Vista 21iP Control Panel.
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They will program the new one and reprogram the old one at the same time. But you will have to check with them for the current pricing.Thanks,KeylessRide
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If you are replacing the same model units - yes you can use a new remote with the old receiver. You will need to be sure the security dip switches are set in the same positions for both units and all should work correctly.
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Absolutely! We love our keypad - it works great and have had no problems. Easy to install, too.
2020215
The keypad is not pre programed to accept the fobs that came with it. You have to use the program code, set it to program cards ("5") and hold each fob up to the keypad, them exit the program mode. The whole process is very easy and takes less than 5 minutes for all the FOBs. The procedure is in the instruction manual.
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There are many names on garage door openers but I believe they are all manufactured by Chamberlain or Genie. The new keypad working could depend on how old your unit is but if newer then I believe 1989 it will work. It's a matter of compatible radio frequencies between the new keypad and your Raynor. I just checked retailer that sells the Raynor, it looks exactly like the Lift Master on the same page and my Chamberlain. The key pad instructions are dictated by the brand and age of the unit, can also be done by the set up button color, mine being orange. If you buy the keypad code it to your Raynor first before installing outside your garage.
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Yes you can used it, but sometime it works and othe time it don't. I would remedy padlock III. It has a strong ground signal to your ingintion switch.
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Yes. All your existing remotes and wireless keypad will work still. All you change out is the wired opener. This gives you the ability to program more if you want to the opener and makes it easier not having to reach the the actual unit on the ceiling.
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My existing remotes and keypad worked, I don't believe I had to reprogram them but I am not 100% sure
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It will only work if your existing home security system is a DSC brand. Before you program your DSC system, you will need the 4-digit Installer's Code to access the programming section of the operating system. Is your system capable of wireless operation? If you can access Section 804 and the keypad responds with several quick chirps, then the wireless circuitry exists in your system. If instead you get one, long beep (i.e. error tone), then you will need a DSC wireless receiver or keypad with wireless receiver built-in. But EVERYTHING has to be DSC ! ! !
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Check out the Genie website. I do not have the paperwork for the key pad as I gave my old one to my dausgter. Sorry
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It power just like your old keypad. I advise keeping your old keypad connected also. You just got to change one setting.
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I don't see any reaso why that wouldn't be possible. They are independent circuits, though they do work together when using the remote start. But using the keyless entry should work fine as a standalone function apart from the remote start. IMHO though, if you're already that deep into the install, it would be better to wrap it up all at once as opposed to going back in later unless there are other circumstances to contend with. Hope this helps.
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I believe that you can. I replaced my old garage opener with this one...................and I just use the existing hardware.
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Yes. I have the SC001 keypad in the house and the AA433 in detached garage with sensor. If someone can even get the door up an inch, both alarms inside and out go off. Works great by me.
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Yes, the 6160 will be a direct replacement for the keypad. If you only have one keypad you can just hook it up and it will work. If you have more than one keypad in your system then check the address of the existing keypad before you disconnect it. Once you hook up the new 6160 simply follow the instructions to re-address it to match the old unit. To determine which board you have open the door on the alarm console. Count the amount of onboard zones. The 15P will have 6 zones and the 20P will have 8.
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Yes you can you need to keep same end with key, there is a chip embedded in the plastic under the button but the lock/ unlock end can be switched out just make sure the number of buttons is the same and pull the board out and swap em