Does this keypad have a back up battery inside ..If it gets disconnected when i recconect it will i need to reprogram it
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No & No to both questions! There is a little work setting up the kp on the alarm panel you are hooking it to. Power is supplied by the alarm panel. Check specifications on power provided by your alarm ADEMCO panel and the keypad requirement. Coupled that with devices running of the aux panel output as we'll.
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Hello Kelly, From my experience it saves your settings. I think you can think of the memory in this more like a flash drive. when not powered it still keeps the info. it does not have a battery inside, but i dont think it needs one. it is also part of your alarm system and would be using the juice from its battery in case of a power outage. hope this helps
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No backup battery inside unit. But.it.is.powered through the backup battery on.the alarm system.control board. Bit even.if that fails, no need to.reprogram Everything. Just basic time and date.
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No battery backup built in but it uses the battery from the the alarm system. It has retained my zwave configurations after being disconnected. Most of the alarm programming is retained on your alarm system. IP address and such is usually DHCP.
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Yes, it is just the keypad. It has very fragile connections for the force you have to use to snap it on -- and the little connections broke quickly. Got 1 day of use out of it.
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Hi Shelby, If you have the GM five button key fob and your board is not damaged, then the 5 button shell and rubber key pad is all you'll need to get that baby working. If your battery ring loosened or fell off, it just needs some soldering to fix that problem. Make sure that you check the list of model year and make of your GM car before placing your order. There are many fix it video on line if you need help. I found Amazon to fill my order quickly and know that they stand behind their procucts. Fixing my two key fobs saved me more than $400.00 the GM dealers wanted. auto dealers will replace the entire ket fob and board and surely don't want to tell you about this easy repair. Good Luck Jean & Vince M
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It has a battery and chip and they are seperate. If you do not have a working key fob, then you may need to take it to the dealer. If you have a key fob, there are instructions that come with it.
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Yes, This unit holds it settings after a power outage so you don't have to reprogram it again and again.
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Yes, you need a keypad for programming and operating. It is not included. Regards, JB
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No problem pairing it up, but keypad is not eorking anymore. Does anyone know about return policy?
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Mine is an external. Twist the keypad and it comes off and you replace the 9 volt battery. Easy to do for me so anyone can do it.
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No battery backup. Instructions say battery not needed and settings are saved in memory. Unit works great for me. I love that it's really easy to program and use
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I'm sorry I can't answer that, since I bought my key pad to operate my electric gate. I do have to reenter the code to close it if that helps
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yes, comes with two backup keys.. Keyhole is behind the numberpad faceplate
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I had no problem programming my keypad and remote. However, I had been made aware of the old versus the new keypad problem previously. Confirm you have the current model. If not, exchange it.
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As has been stated, the battery engages the knob, allowing you to manually retract or extend the bolt. This probably greatly extends the life of the battery, by letting the user do the work of moving the bolt. When the battery gets low, you'll be warned by a a delay before unlock, a High/Low beep then 1 Red then Green light flash. Once it's dead the keypad will not function. The key will always work.
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There is an external battery pack that connects from outside in case the batteries die. The small cap below the keypad unscrews to provide access to the keyhole (so you can also open the door manually with a key if necessary).
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Hey Alonzo- Everything is included as well at our LIVE tech support to walk you through the programing. If you need a keypad, we have those available as well. We look forward to helping you out. Thanks... Matty
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It comes with three keys I believe..you need the a key to unlock the safe code or no code. Two of the keys work with the code...Then there is a master key that works with or without the code (because batteries in keypad could die. Batteries power keypad and light.). I hope this answers your question
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I think it was new, but I'm not 100% sure. I don't think it matters. All these remotes have a design flaw. There is a ribbon cable that connects the main part to the slider breaks after a enough opening and closing of the sliding keypad. When they refurbish, they replace the broken ribbon with a new one. So I assume a refurbished unit would work as well as a new. It seems for most people the cable breaks in 6-12 months. Someone posted a link on an electronics site where you can buy a ribbon cable yourself and fix it yourself. I did this and it's a little tricky but doable. I actually haven't put batteries in yet to see if it works with the new cable since it's a spare at this point.