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Thanks for sharing Quatchi. I knew there had to be a way to report the event because I have seen it before in my own home, although it was a long time ago.

Line cut is now working. See the announcement on the main board.

The IP170D does not work with the low-end Alexor system from DSC. You need to use the POWER series products like the 1832, 1616, 1864 etc. We may offer an Alexor version in the future but it will be limited in features compared to the POWER products. This has nothing to do with our technology, it is...

The Envisalink IP170D comes with the stock ESP plug-in which allows for automated monitoring with alerts in the form of emails or SMS messages. There will be a plug-in for central monitoring in the future but at this time it is not available.

Ok, we can only report what is in the log, so this would be a question for DSC. It is a good one though. What panel do you have?

Yes you are correct that logging of low-bats are the responsibility of the panel, not the IPXXX, but I'm pretty sure the Power series panels log low-bats on zones. At least we support these type of events so if they are actually reported by the panel, it should be reported. Do you see an event in yo...

It seems the portal people got ahead of the service people and put that option on the website before the service people released the software to actually do line-cut.

It will be ready for the weekly server release which goes live on Sunday nights, Eastern time.

Sorry about that.

Whoa, sorry, I missed your comment that the LED 8 on the *2 was on, that means the panel lost time, that's all. You need to reprogram the time. Hence the --:--

You lost time if you remove AC and battery on the panel, which is normal when adding a new module.

Yes, the OPER LED should be alternating ON/OFF every second for normal operation.

You have a Keybus Fault. Seeing that you can arm from your Envisalink module (IP170D), 99% you accidentally unhooked either the yellow, green, or both wires either at the Keypad or most likely, at your panel when you were connecting the IP170D.

Look there first.