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Hi DIYers, this is Frank at Alarm Grid.
We're back in the Alarm Grid lab working with the Lyric
Controller and the 5800MINI.
This is currently the newest wireless sensor
that Honeywell came out with on the 5800 series.
When the Lyric released, there was a whole new line
of sensors, 256-bit AES encrypted sensors, the SiX
Series.
And those have been the new line of tablet sensors.
Where the Lyric is the only sensor
that those will work on currently,
soon to be the Lyric Gateway, just above me.
But the 5800 series sensors still have their purpose.
In some cases they are more convenient,
whether it has to do with the dimensions of the sensor.
I know there have been some complaints about the size
of the SiX series.
That may change over time.
But right now the 5800MINI is a very popular item.
And it will be the best sensor for windows, in most cases,
if you're doing a surface mount, because it
will be able to protect double hung windows.
With its one inch width, it'll be
able to fit on top in that window
to be able to protect the up and down movement.
So today we're going to show you how to program this
into your Lyric Controller.
We're going to put this box away here.
The first thing you do when you open this up,
is pull the battery tab.
There's a tab between the battery and the sensor.
You pull that out and then snap the tamper cover shut.
And then you want to have your magnet on the proper side
of the sensor.
You can see on the side of the 5800MINI there are five ridges.
And that's where the reed switch is.
You want to have your magnet lined up just beside that.
And then you can hold it with one hand to keep it happy.
And we'll pop into programming mode.
So to do that, we'll hit the Home screen, the Home button
beneath the touchscreen to get us to the Home screen here.
And then hit Security.
And then we'll go right into Tools.
And then enter our installer code.
We have the installer code on 4, 1, 1, 2.
That is the default, if you haven't changed it
or if your system is brand new out of the box.
If your system is preexisting and you're
trying to get into Programming, and you're not
sure what your installer code is,
we do have a video to get you back into Programming mode
on our channel.
So you can look for that for the Lyric.
So assuming that we do have the installer code,
we can enter Tools and then 4, 1, 1, 2,
or whatever your installer code is.
Then we'll hit Program and Zones.
So this will put us into our Zone Programming here.
What we're going to do is, we already
have some zones programmed.
If you didn't, then you could you
could overwrite some of your zones up top here.
We'll just jump down to a new zone.
We'll will start with Zone 11 here.
First you want to select the zone so
that it's highlighted in blue.
And then hit Edit.
Now you'll see the Programming menu here.
So the first thing we'll start with
is enrolling the serial number.
Every wireless sensor has a seven digit serial number
that's specific to this unit.
And what we'll do is--
There's two ways to enter the serial number.
One is to auto enroll.
And the other is to manually enter it.
The serial number is listed on the box and inside the unit.
So you can manually enter it if you like.
We prefer to auto enroll to avoid any entering errors.
And it also can be more convenient
if you've already installed the sensor
and you don't want to pop the tamper cover open.
So we can go to Serial Number.
We first have to click Enter here to auto enroll.
If you're trying to auto enroll from this main menu,
it will not work.
So click Enter Serial Number.
It'll say Enter Serial Number, Activate Sensor.
Down here in the bottom right, you'll see RF type.
And you can kind of roll through these.
The first selection is actually a 5800 series type.
So we can actually roll through these
and just leave it on that.
And then once you have your sensor ready,
whether it's on a window or door or in your hand at the panel,
like we have it now, you can then open the sensor.
You want to get at least a couple of inches
away and then push it back.
[BEEP]
And you'll hear a single beep.
That will be the first trip.
You're want to pull it away and push it back.
[BEEP] [BEEP]
You got your second beep.
And you'll see the serial number and the loop pull up.
I'm going to pull it away and push it back.
[BEEP] [BEEP] [BEEP]
And you have your three beeps.
That's your third confirmation to enroll the unit.
And now you have the serial number showing here
on the screen along with the proper loop.
So the 5800MINI, just like the 5811, uses loop one.
That's the only loop it uses.
There's no internal contacts or wired sensors
or anything like that.
So just basically just keep this on loop one.
The next thing we'll do is name the zone.
We'll use this as a side window, just for today's purposes.
So as soon as you start entering that word,
it will automatically pull it from the library.
And you can just click Done to select it.
Anything out of the library will not
voice announce on the keypad.
You can still keep it.
It will show on Total Connect.
It'll show to your central station.
But it will not voice announce when it chimes.
So we have side there.
We can select a window here.
And you'll see that it automatically chooses perimeter
as the response type.
Perimeter is active during Away and Stay mode.
And essentially what that means is the sensor
is active immediately.
So when you arm the system, if you open the window,
the alarm goes off instantly, whether it's
Arm Away or Arm Stay.
That's what you want for basically any window.
If you were to program this as a door--
we can change just the door here--
the default response type for that would be entry/exit one.
An entry/exit zone is going to give you an entry delay
period of 30 seconds by default and 60 seconds on the exit
delay.
Now you can adjust those, if you need more time
to get to the panel and disarm in your way in or more
time to exit on your way out, after you've already
armed the system.
That's a separate setting in the panel programming
which we have in another video.
But basically this delay zone would be for an entry point
where you're coming in and out.
You can also set a door to perimeter.
If you have maybe a back door or side
door that you don't use to enter and exit
and you want that door to trip the alarm immediately if it
were to open when the system is armed,
then you want to set that to perimeter as well.
For today, we'll change this back to window
so that we have side window.
And it's on perimeter.
So that's an instant trip.
Alarm report.
You always want the system to report the alarm.
That will go out to the central station,
if you have monitoring.
If you don't, it won't do anything,
so you don't have to worry about it.
The Chime mode.
You can select which tone you like.
You can cycle through these and it will actually
read them right out.
If it's not giving you the chime tone on here,
that means that the home screen settings, the volume isn't up.
So you have to drive that volume up
before coming into programming.
And then you'll be able to hear these chime tones
as you cycle through.
We'll leave it on melody for now.
The supervision.
We always want to have these supervised.
That will allow the panel to check in with this
and make sure that if it ever falls offline
or if there's ever any RF interference that occurs,
the panel will report it.
And you'll get a Trouble on the keypad
so that your alarm company can assist
in troubleshooting that and making it
so the 5800MINI is in good contact and communication
with the panel.
So once we're done with all that programming, we can Save.
We use a top right key to back all the way out
of Programming mode.
And then once you're backed all the way out,
at the Home screen, you hit the Home button.
On the Settings screen here, you'll see the Volume.
This is what I was talking about earlier.
That is what will allow you to determine your Voice and Chime.
Also you'll see Voice and Chime here.
If those are not in blue, then you
will not get any chime from any sensors,
even if in the zone programming they're enabled.
This is a global setting that has
to be enabled for that to work.
If you just want voice, that's not a feature unfortunately.
You can do Chime only or you can do Voice and Chime.
So we'll do Voice and Chime and hit Save.
And now we'll open the sensor.
[CHIME PLAYING]
We have our melody.
Side window.
And it will announce side window.
We have the Not Ready to Arm fault.
And then when I put it back, we have our Ready to Arm Chime
mode on.
So that is how you program a 5800MINI to the Honeywell Lyric
Controller.
If you have any other questions regarding
the 5800MINI or the Lyric you can email us
at support@alarmgrid.com.
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