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Honeywell LYNX Touch 5100
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Updated: 11/22/13
FAQ’s
Z-Wave
Z-wave Device support
Will work with same Z-wave devices specified in Tuxedo, see Tux User Guide or L5100 Home Automation
guide for compatible list.
Inclusion device support - GE, Aspire, and Leviton.
How do I Flash lights on an event (like burglary)?
Z-wave does not support flashing of lights.
The Fortrezz Z-wave Strobe/Sounder can be used on the L5100 when included into the Z-wave controller.
How do you back up Z-wave information?
Z-wave information is uploaded into Compass, so it can be used to recreate the scenes, rules and schedules
originally created if necessary.
Use a secondary controller, connected to a laptop (such as the Leviton USB device), save the information to a
file.
Can the Duress code be used to unlock the door and disarm the
system?
Yes, if enabled in user code programming.
If there is a Z-wave system, and someone moves a device (lamp module
or other), how do you “repair” the network so that the device still
reports into and can be controlled from the system?
L5100 has a Z-wave self-repair function.
Z-wave devices
Primary controller is the only controller to include devices
Nodes start at 1 (primary controller), and go to 232.
If you include and exclude the same device 232 times, you will run out of nodes, and the controller will then
restart and fill open nodes
Can you learn a L5100 into another L5100 as a secondary controller
No, this is not a feature of the L5100

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