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I have had a couple of them in my house as a beta tester for a while now. I think they should be available to EZ users in the next week after the "pro" pre-orders have shipped.

Those keypads were discontinued with the rest of the Power Series wireless. Whatever you can find online is all that is available and will ever be.

You're close. There is a jumper on the 21IP near the Ethernet jack that selects between the onboard IP communicator and one that's connected to the ECP bus. If the jumper is ON, the signals go to the onboard Ethernet communicator. If the jumpter is OFF, it disables the onboard communicator and ...

It sounds like you have the firmware port blocked. Submit a tech support request from the Eyezon portal under support.

The Envisalink is actually two devices in one. It is both a keypad, and an external communicator. While the keypad function will still work if you have the onboard communicator enabled, the communicator portion will not work as the panel will not send any events to the ECP communcicator if the ...

Create a support ticket from your Eyezon portal, under Support.

No programming is lost, but you can't use the onboard Ethernet on the 21IP and the Envisalink at the same time. If you were using the external ECP Honeywell IP communicator for TC, then you could use shadowing, but the 21IP is different in that it want allow and external comminicator and the onboard ...

Yes, the next day.

The answer is yes if you don't use your onboard IP communicator for TC. If that is the case then no, as the Envisalink and the onboard Ethernet cannot be active at the same time. The panel cannot support both the onboard Ethernet, as well as an ECP connected communicator like the Envisalink.

Only the contacts you create on your Eyezon account will receive alerts. You control that.

What you can't control if you go with a company like Telus (ADT), is that they control your panel and they will also get all of the signals generated by your panel over the phone line.