What to do if selected device will not delete from Honeywell Home TUXEDOW?
If the selected device will not delete from your Honeywell Home Security System, highlight the device name on the screen and press the REMOVE FAILED icon.
What to do if my Honeywell Home TUXEDOW device is in range but not enrolled?
If a Z-Wave device is within the proper range but still is not enrolled in your Honeywell Home Security System, follow these steps: First, on the TuxedoW touchscreen, press the Devices icon from the Home screen, then press the Setup icon to display the Z-Wave Device Management screen. If the device does not appear, press the Remove Device icon. Next, at the Z-Wave device, press the Function Key until the screen displays 'Device Removed'. Finally, at the TuxedoW Touchscreen, enroll the device again.
What to do if Honeywell Home Automation device is within range but not enrolled?
If your Honeywell Home Automation device is within range but not enrolling, follow these steps: First, on the TUXEDOW Touchscreen, go to the Devices icon on the Home screen, then touch Setup to get to the 'Z-Wave Device Management' screen. If you don't see the device, select 'Remove Device'. Next, on the Z-Wave device itself, press the Function Key; you should see a 'Device Removed' message. Finally, go back to the TUXEDOW Touchscreen and enroll the device again.
What to do if highlighted Honeywell Home Automation device will not delete?
If a highlighted device remains on the screen when deleting a device, highlight the device name and touch the REMOVE FAILED icon.
General| Brand | Honeywell Home |
|---|---|
| Model | TUXEDOW |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Describes the main interface and its key functions like security and multimedia.
Explains how to view and set the weather forecast on the home screen.
Lists compatible camera models for the TuxedoW system.
Explains user codes for system access and authority levels.
Describes the LED indicator colors and their meanings for system status.
Explains the backup operation mode for system control during communication loss.
Details the three arming modes: Away, Stay, and Night, with their functions.
Step-by-step instructions on how to arm the security system.
Procedure to view and correct system faults or bypass zones.
Steps to manually un-bypass zones that were previously bypassed.
Describes actions to take during a fire alarm event.
Procedure for silencing and clearing fire or carbon monoxide alarms.
Procedure to manage and clear messages from the control panel.
Overview of advanced features accessible via Console Emulation or alpha keypad.
Explains how to use the touchscreen as a standard alpha keypad.
Step-by-step guide to accessing Console Emulation Mode.
Instructions to view recorded system events, including alarms and troubles.
Procedure for sending fire, police, or medical emergency signals.
Details on system software, firmware, and internet connection.
Accesses various system configuration functions like time, user, and advanced settings.
Instructions for connecting the TuxedoW to a Wi-Fi network.
Details on setting up user accounts for remote access and web browser control.
Adjusts screen brightness and voice/chime volume levels.
Overview of multimedia features accessed via the icon, including slideshows and videos.
Procedure to enable and configure automatic Daylight Savings Time adjustments.
Details user categories, authority levels, and code management.
Defines different user roles and their system access privileges.
Step-by-step guide to adding new users and assigning their access levels.
Procedure for removing a user from the system.
Instructions on modifying existing user settings and access levels.
Configures power-saving features like network turn-off and display settings.
Allows configuration of arming modes for the NIGHT setting.
Procedure to reset the TuxedoW and download system information.
Provides access to the Privacy Statement and End-User License Agreement (EULA).
Restores the keypad to its original factory settings, erasing all configurations.
Explains how to manually initiate or exit Safe Mode for system operation.
Description of icons used for Z-Wave device management and automation.
Step-by-step guide to adding Z-Wave light, switch, or outlet modules.
Procedure for adding Resideo Wi-Fi thermostats to the Z-Wave network.
Steps to enroll Z-Wave door locks into the system.
Instructions for enrolling and managing Wi-Fi thermostats with Total Connect.
Procedure to disconnect a Wi-Fi thermostat or remove account association.
Guide to removing Z-Wave light, switch, or outlet modules from the system.
Steps to remove Resideo thermostats from the Z-Wave network.
Procedure for removing a Z-Wave door lock from the system.
How to stop an ongoing Z-Wave device add, delete, or remove process.
Procedure to remove devices from the list that have failed enrollment.
Instructions for editing device names, display icons, and associations.
Walkthrough for replacing a malfunctioning Z-Wave device.
Procedure to reset the Z-Wave controller to factory defaults.
Common Z-Wave issues and their solutions, like enrollment failures.
Guide to creating and configuring scenes for automating device actions.
Details triggers, actions, and conditions for scene creation.
Example scenario for setting up lights to turn on when the system is disarmed at night.
Defines criteria for scene conditions, triggers, and actions like time, security mode, and device status.
Factors affecting RF range and considerations for optimal wireless performance.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the keypad and sensors.
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