I have existing Lynx with one wireless 5828V keypad but would like to add one or two more.
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I had one, and added a second with no problems. Hope that answers your concern.
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This keypad is completely wireless and operates on a house ID protocol. In other words; the panel broadcasts status tagged with the programmed house ID and any device in the immediate vicinity that is programmed for the same house ID will get those signals. Basically, you can add as many as you like to your Lynx system.
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This is part of the 5800 series of devices for the LYNX Touch by Honeywell not sure it'll work with your system.
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I do not know. However, I have had bad luck with the keypad. Several did not work, and my present one will only arm, not disarm the system. I was given the option of returning the main unit, to see if the prblem is there, but I dont want to reprogram the remotes I added to the system.
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Yes the lynx can do that out the box the Zwave module is for automation for controlling zwave lights thermostat or zwave locks
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If you find out, please let me know. I have tried without success. I'm am probably going to have to replace my garage door motor in order to utilize a keypad..
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This was the designated keypad for my old garage door opener and has worked great. I don't recall the model of my garage door opener. I just made sure to purchase one that was recommended and similar to the one needing replacement.
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Yes. The no delay instant feature is standard. This keypad is compatible with all honeywell lynx 5800 and vista series alarm panels.
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As Dave said, you should only use this keypad if you are looking for the RF only. You can not use it to program the system so you should still have a 6160 somewhere else. Also, the display is not very friendly, where the 6160 will read out the zone name that you have programmed into the system, this one will only tell you the zone number.
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when you connect the numeric keypad window should automatically configure. if not you should have access to the internet to get the drivers from the internet.
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Let me answer the 2nd question first, because the answer to that is "maybe." If your existing system has an Ademco 2-line alphanumeric keypad like any in the 6160 series, the answer is yes. If your existing keypad does not have the alphanumeric display (as is the case with the older 6150 6148, or 5150) you can't because it's impossible to program a wireless 6150RF without an alphanumeric keypad already on the system. Even if you do have one I must warn that's it's a technical nightmare unless you've got some familiarity with Ademco panel programming, and you'll definitely want to pull the complete programming manual off the web with a Google search before you start. Ed Jones, author, "How to protect your home" (Amazon)
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The kinesis keypad is sold separately, and yes other keypads should work with this keyboard.
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Can use the 2 working keys for programing the new one. Steps are included in the package but also available online.
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you can definitely added it yourself. Remove one of the keypads you want to replace and remove the wires and add new keypad. I think you will have to program the new keypad into the system. I don't remember since it has been a long time. You must have a programming keypad (that's why you must have more than 1 keypad before you replace it)
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This one should work fine http://www.amazon.com/KB-Electronics-8811014-Variable-K177-1008/dp/B000F9FCR2
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I'm not certain about the replacement, but it is 4 individual wires. Cut off the connectors, strip off the plastic coating and insert the wires into the new keypad and tighten down. Very easy!
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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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You can program up to 8 keypads, on the Vista 20P system, but each keypad adds more load current from the internal power supply and then from the batteries when the power fails. Addressing assistance can be found on youtube.