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Its in the new app that is currently in Apple's TestFlight. I assume that means it is imminent.

If you have Envisalarms you can request this feature for loss-of-communication with the central station whether that be over IP or LTE.

Yes, this is all logged in your user log. It is under the "troubles" group for notifications.

You also don't have to but an actual siren on the bell output, you could put a buzzer. That's what we do in testing.

Hi, we've heard you but it took time to hear back from the dev team. The answer is that this is the way DSC does it with their keypads but the developers cannot see any reason for it.

It will be made an option in a future build.

So they can disarm your system? Scary.

Also, the ONLY configuration in *5 is your user codes. So they would know ALL of your private user code information.

I would flip if I were you.

It means that someone with your master code is accessing your user programming at the panel.

Lookup *5 (user codes) in your DSC user guide.

alarm and siren works fine without the battery. it's just used if you want to keep the alarm powered during a blackout. No this isn't true. The Honeywell Vista series cannot power a full-size siren with the power supply onboard. The battery is required to support the system voltage otherwise it wil...

No. Honeywell systems cannot function correctly without a battery. The panel relies on it for voltage regulation and to power the siren.

Pay the $25 and get a battery

As with all "app" providers, we rely on Apple's APNS and Google's FCM push-notification services to deliver alerts to your phone. The Envisalerts servers do not communicate directly with the app. Both Apple and Google offer this service for free but it is with restrictions. Firstly, it is ...