EyezOn Forum

There will be a release of new firmware tomorrow, Friday November 8th at roughly 16:00 UTC.

Some Ademco users may experience an LRR trouble on their panel after the firmware upgrade. Please be aware that this new firmware addresses this problem so it won't happen again going forward. If you get a BF 103 (LRR Trouble) on your panel, just clear it by entering your user code + 1 (twice).

Release notes:

Mainly bugs fixes and better error handling on 1.10.120. Specifically:

- Fixed bug in Ademco version that could prevent some users with legacy keypads from being able to control their panels remotely.
- Better handling of firmware updates in Ademco modules so as to not trigger an LRR supervision trouble during reflashing.
- Improved filtering of broadcast packets to reduce occurance of network supervision failures on large networks.
- workaround for DNSMasq bug seen in a few commercial routers. Malformed DNS responses caused the Envisalink to accept bogus server IP addresses.

Features:
- Adding support for Ademco macro keys A,B,C, and D. This is in both the TPI and from the Eyezon portal.

Well at 2 PM EST (1800 UTC) got the 103 LRR fault. Glad I looked up the fault on the forum otherwise I'd be nervous. Good thing I was home at the time because my dog went crazy with the panels beeping.

Do you have any idea when the macro keys will be added to the eyezon portal page?

Still not seeing:
Features:
- Adding support for Ademco macro keys A,B,C, and D. This is in both the TPI and from the Eyezon portal.
Is this feature already rolled out, or is this still to come?
Thanks for any info, this is a very nice feature to have for us Ademco users.

The Envisalink can support it in the TPI, but the portal still needs some changes. Coming this week I'm sure.

GrandWizard wrote:The Envisalink can support it in the TPI, but the portal still needs some changes. Coming this week I'm sure.

Are you sure you're sure? I still don't see it. What am I missing here?

In the custom sequence command you can now specify A,B,C,D as arguments.

Admittedly, I don't really know what people use them for so I can't give any examples.