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Once fully programmed, is it possible to remove the DSC Keypad and only use the EVL Interface? Wireless devices would be handled by the RF5132 module. I'm pretty sure the keypad is set up in supervisory mode and if removed, would cause an error as currently programmed.

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Are there any plans to allow the "Alarm Device" to be used in Alexa Routines. Currently the EVL Device is not available for selection when creating a new routine. Obvious benefits would be geofence arming, controlling lights, turning on otherdevices, etc...

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Great skill, love it. But one small thing... Could you update the skill that default arming mode will be "in away mode" ? I do not think that lot of people arming in "stay" mode, but when i say "arm security system" without specifying the mode it goes into "stay&q...

I have added an entry to the skill-notes saying that Night Mode and Zero-Entry delay modes are not available for DSC panels. Thanks GrandWizard. Do you think it would be possible to add some definition to using "Existing security system PINs" vs. "Alexa-specific code" in the ski...

EDIT: Yes, *9 arming works *9 Arming does not work as that requires a code. You can't switch it after the system is Armed either by asking to Arm Night. Alexa tells you that you must disarm first. So Armed Night does not get you the Armed Zero Entry Delay that *9 command provides. This is on a DSC ...

Good job on the skill. Will you be adding additional capabilities like bypassing zones and toggling commands on DSC panels ? Discovered: I have only one EVL3 on my alexa account and noticed that Alexa will respond to simple Arm, Disarm voice commands. No need for additional words. Arm - Arms in Home...

Implement Siri Shortcuts for the iOS mobile app. This looks to be a good way to automate some of the EVL functionality on iOS 12 devices.

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Just found it in the Apple App Store today. Tried it and works great. It created a contact for the phone so I deleted the old SMS contact and disabled the mobile link as well

Good job! Worth the wait

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My understanding is you cannot have a public BETA test in iOS like you can in Android land so customers won't be able to kick-the-tires until it if fully released. Hopefully soon. There is indeed a way to beta test iOS apps. I have done it many times. Apple provides an environment called Test Fligh...

This is another great example of why an Eyezon app would make sense. If all the carriers start to follow this model of charging for SMS access, then it will be difficult to get real time alerts (email is just not ideal). An app would provide real time notifications and more logon security than the c...