Hi, DIY'ers.
Sterling from Alarm Grid here.
And today we're going to show you
how to program a 5800PIR-RES wireless motion sensor.
We've also done videos on how to install
and how to replace a battery on this device.
So the next step is obviously how
to program it into your LYNX Touch wireless security system.
We have it removed from the back plate.
You'll notice that the battery's already installed,
and that there is a sticker with a serial number.
Every Honeywell wireless sensor starts
with a serial number of a for alpha, three digits,
dash, four digits.
That seven-digit number is the serial number
that you need to enroll the device.
So we're now going to walk you through the steps on what
to press on your LYNX Touch to program in this device.
From our home screen--
and if you're on any other screen,
this key on the bottom right will always take you back
to the home screen.
So what we need to press is More at the bottom right.
And then Tools.
And we need to use our installer code.
The default code is 4 1 1 2.
We're now on the program screen.
You can see it says Program and Test at the top.
We're going to need to press Program.
And again, for that installer code,
you need to use 4 1 1 2 by default. If you've change it,
obviously you've got to use the code that you changed it to.
That's a code different than the master code
that you use to arm and disarm the system.
So make sure you have your installer code before doing
your programming here.
So now that we're in programming,
we have an option that says Zones here on the left.
Going to click on that.
We've already programmed multiple doors and windows
to this system.
So we're going to scroll down with the arrow here
to go to our first available New zone.
And what we do is we toggle the zone we want to add it to.
We click Edit.
On this screen, these are all the parameters
of the programming for our wireless motion.
The first thing we need to do is actually enroll the device
using a serial number.
So there's two ways to do this.
Both of them, you have to start by clicking
into the serial number box.
So option number one, we have our motion in walk test
mode, which means it's got the red LED light every time
we activate.
So you can hear the panel beeping.
Activating three times auto-enrolls the device.
That first time, it beeps.
The second time, it puts the serial number on that screen.
The third time, it actually kicks you back to this screen.
And the serial number and the loop number,
which is 1 on this device, is auto-enrolled.
So again, with a motion, because of the nature
of how it goes to sleep after a period of inactivity,
when it's not in walk test mode, this triple auto-enroll
activation mode won't work as well.
So if you're not in walk test mode
and you want to enroll this sensor, the other way to do it
is to go ahead and click into the serial number.
We're going to clear this out.
Pretend we didn't just activate.
And you can simply just type in the number right
off the sticker.
So 0 4 6 3 8 5 2.
Make sure you click done.
And same idea, the same serial number is out here.
So if you're having issues getting the auto-enroll mode,
just go ahead and type in the number
and save yourself some headaches there.
So again, loop number one.
We're good there.
The next thing you can do is program your zone descriptors,
which will tell the system, and therefore you
when there's an alarm, which device went off.
Let's say you have multiple motions throughout your house.
We're going to name them living room motion, dining room
motion, master bedroom motion.
Some descriptor of where in the house it is, so you know,
instead of just that it was zone 5 motion,
that it was exactly the motion in your living room.
So what you do is you click into zone descriptor one.
You're shown a keyboard here.
You can't just start typing because there
is a preset library, and we have to choose words
from that library so that the LYNX Touch can actually speak
out that name of your zone.
So if you notice, this is our living room motion.
So we click L for a living.
Laundry.
It chooses the first L word in the library.
And then you use your down arrow--
Laundry room.
To scroll through all the available words--
Left.
Level.
To get to living room.
Now you'll notice, we went through a couple La's.
Now we're into Le's.
One shortcut, instead of scrolling all the way
through-- let's say it's a word that's
way at the end of library.
You can actually press the next letter, which would be i--
Library.
And it skips right ahead to Li words.
So now if we hit the down arrow--
Light.
Line.
Liquor.
Living.
Living room.
We don't have to go quite as far to get to the living room.
That would have took a little longer if we
didn't do that little shortcut.
So you'll also notice that even though there is
a zone descriptor for one word.
There are certain words that are double words, like living room,
dining room, master bedroom.
So you'll notice as you look through here that you actually
get more than two words with the slots
by using a word like living room.
With it in there, you click Done.
You can now see it's here.
We don't necessarily need a second descriptor.
If you had two in your living room,
you could say living room west, maybe, or living room left.
You know, different descriptors that will differentiate one
from the other.
We're going to go ahead-- there's only one
in our living room, so we're going to leave it as that.
Next thing you got to do is device type.
This is a handy feature of the LYNX Touch.
When you choose the type of device
it is, it actually will limit the response type for how
the device will activate.
So if we choose motion sensor, kicks us back.
And now when we go into the response type, which
is the next field we got to choose,
it's only going to give us response types
that a motion would use.
So, you know, a panic might be 24 hour audible,
another response type.
It's obviously not going to give us
that option because it wants to make it easier
for you to choose the right response type.
So you'll see there are eight different options here.
The majority, I would say 90% of all motions,
are going to be learned as an Interior Follower
or an Interior With Delay.
Those two options are both--
what they're going to do is they're
going to make sure that when the motion--
when the system is armed to stay mode,
that the motion is deactive.
So you have two arming modes for your LYNX Touch:
Arm Away and Arm Stay.
Arm Away will arm up every device-- motions,
doors and windows--
so the house is fully protected.
If you're home and you walk through the motion zone,
the alarm's going to go off.
Therefore, the Arms Stay mode is used when someone
is home inside the house.
Any device programmed to Interior Follower or Interior
With Delay will not arm during stay mode.
So that's the key feature, and that's
the reason that most motions get programmed this way.
Let's say you have a motion in your basement.
You know you'll never go down there when the system is armed
and you're inside.
You could choose something else like Perimeter. .
But again, most of the time we're
going to do Interior Follower, Interior With Delay.
The difference between those two is
that Interior With Delay, this will always be a delay zone.
When you activate your motion by walking in front of it,
the alarm will not go off until your 30-second entry delay
times out.
So if your motion is looking at an entry exit
zone, such as your front door or your garage door,
you want to make sure you set it with delay.
That way, when you open the door,
the motion sees that door opening,
it's not going to go into instant alarm.
You still have your 30 seconds to get your keypad
and turn the system off.
If your motion is not looking at an entry exit delay door,
then you want to choose Interior Follower.
And what that does is it follows the device before it.
If there was no entry exit device tripped first,
then it'll be an instant alarm.
Let's say somehow someone breaks through your roof,
doesn't activate any other alarm,
as soon as the motion sees them, it's an instant alarm.
If you, you're the homeowner, come through the garage door,
pass through your living room on the way to the Lynx Touch,
your garage door was a delay zone,
the system is smart enough to say,
hey, I'm not going to go into alarm.
I'm going to give you your 30 seconds to get and turn it off.
Our motion happens to be looking at our front door,
so we're going to do Interior With Delay.
We need it to always be on delay.
We don't want false alarms.
Click Interior With Delay.
You have your response type set.
You'll see the last three options on the bottom
are Alarm Report.
That would mean if the system has alarm monitoring services,
you want that on.
That way, any alarms that are sent
will go to the central station.
Chime.
You don't really need a chime for motion.
You don't want your panel beeping every time
you walk through your living room.
So you want that off or set to no.
And then last one is Supervised.
Every wireless device that's not a key fob, for instance,
should be supervised.
That just means that the system will
check to make sure it sees it in range.
And if your sensor happens to be borderline or out of range,
you'll get an error.
So we always recommend that you do do Supervise.
The last step is very important so you don't waste
all the work you just did.
Click Save.
You can now see that Living Room motion sensor
has been programmed as zone 11.
We can use our back arrow to exit out of programming.
Make sure-- this is very important-- whenever
within programming that you do allow re-entry
so that you don't lock yourself out of programming.
So we're going to say yes.
Back out one more time.
We're back to our home screen, and we are now
ready to go ahead and put our motion back
up on the back plate.
So it's fully installed and programmed.
If you have any issues on how to install or program
your 5800PIR-RES wireless motion detector, please give us
a call or email us at support@alarmgrid.com