To Next PageTo Next Page
Need help?Do you have a question about the Honeywell LYNXR and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Type | Wireless Security System |
|---|---|
| Model | LYNXR |
| Weight | 1.5 lbs |
| Alarm Sound Level | 85 dB |
| Features | Voice |
Lists hardwire zones, wireless zones, button zones, and Powerline Carrier Devices supported.
Details features like Real-time Clock, Message Center, Voice announcement, and Alarm Clock.
Specifies the AC transformer, voltage, and rechargeable backup battery requirements.
Describes installer, master, secondary user codes, and panic functions.
Lists supported communication protocols like Ademco Low Speed and Contact ID.
Details built-in sounder, piezo, bell outputs, and temporal pulse signaling.
Mentions EEROM storage, computer download via modem, and voice prompt programming.
Highlights 24-hour backup for LYNXR24 and two-way voice for LYNXR-EN.
Steps for separating front/back plates, mounting back plate, and reassembling.
Guidance for using an optional mounting base for desktop placement.
Summarizes connections for zones, voice, phone lines, and radio.
Details connection for built-in and external sounders, and NFPA compliance.
Explains the importance and methods for making an earth ground connection.
Describes local and full line seizure phone line connections.
Explains connecting sensors/contacts to hardwire zone terminals.
Explains connecting PLC devices to the transformer and control panel.
Step-by-step guide to connect transformer and battery pack to the control panel.
Detailed procedure for removing and installing a replacement battery pack.
Overview of wireless zones, range, transmitters, and UL considerations.
Explains programming House ID for wireless keypads and transmitters.
Details how the system monitors wireless transmitters and FAULT messages.
Defines RF, UR, and BR transmitter input types and their characteristics.
Discusses factors affecting wireless transmitter battery life and replacement.
Explains how to use Sniffer mode to verify transmitter programming.
Describes using this mode to test RF signal strength for transmitter placement.
Illustrates various transmitters and their loop designations.
Guide for setting DIP switches on the 5800RL transmitter for House ID.
Overview of programming modes (Data field, Interactive menu, Remote) and EEROM storage.
Explains methods to enter programming mode using the keypad.
Details how to enter data into specific fields using the *XX format.
Lists interactive modes and their purposes for programming.
Explains how to reset the system to default programming.
Describes methods to exit programming mode and its effects.
Defines zone type 00 for zones that are not in use.
Details characteristics for primary entry/exit doors.
Details characteristics for secondary entry/exit doors.
Describes zone type for exterior doors and windows.
Explains zone type for interior areas, providing delayed or instant alarms.
Defines zone type for areas requiring immediate notification.
Describes zone type for silent emergency buttons.
Defines zone type for audible emergency buttons.
Describes zone type for personal emergencies or monitoring devices.
Details zone type for wireless fire zones, always active.
Explains zone type for interior areas with entry/exit delay bypass.
Defines zone type for arming system in STAY mode via button.
Defines zone type for arming system in AWAY mode via button.
Defines zone type for disarming the system via button.
Explains zone type for actions like X-10 control without alarms.
Describes zone type for exterior sensors without audible alarms.
Explains the 4-digit installer code for programming access.
Option to enable/disable quick arming without code entry.
Option to provide automatic bypass of open zones.
Setting for wireless keypad and transmitter House ID.
Sets the delay time before arming triggers an alarm.
Sets the delay for zone type 01.
Sets the delay for zone type 02.
Primary number for central station communication.
Secondary number for central station communication.
Primary account number for central station reporting.
Selects report format for primary/secondary reporting.
Enables RF jam detection and logging/reporting.
Report code for exit error conditions.
Report code for system low battery conditions.
Report code for AC power restoration.
Selects which events are logged by the system.
Enables AAV and Remote Phone Control features.
Phone number for the control to call back the downloader.
For programming zone attributes, report codes, and transmitter details.
For programming Powerline Carrier Devices and automation.
For entering RF transmitter serial numbers and managing wireless zones.
Assigns voice descriptors to zones for user-friendly announcements.
Resets all system programming fields to one of four default tables.
Prompt for entering the specific zone number to be programmed.
Prompt for entering the desired zone type for the selected zone.
Prompt for entering the zone's specific report code.
Prompt for entering the transmitter's input type (RF, UR, BR).
Prompt for entering the transmitter's loop number.
Prompt for entering the transmitter's 7-digit serial number.
Selects voice descriptor mode for zone announcements.
Explains ACTION, START, and STOP programming for devices.
Defines events (alarm, fault, trouble) to activate devices.
Uses zone types or system operations to activate devices.
How to program output devices using *80 mode.
Selects the action for the device (close, pulse, etc.).
Selects the event to trigger the device action.
Assigns zone type to stop the device action.
Main menu for programming zone lists for output devices.
Adds zones to the selected zone list.
Option to delete the entire zone list and its contents.
Option to delete specific zones from a list.
Prompt for entering the zone number for serial number programming.
Selects method for serial number enrollment or viewing.
Prompt for entering transmitter's 7-digit serial number.
Prompt for deleting existing transmitter serial numbers.
Main menu prompt for assigning voice descriptors to zones.
Prompt for entering the zone number for descriptor assignment.
Prompt for assigning the first descriptor word to a zone.
Prompt for assigning the second descriptor word to a zone.
Prompt for assigning the third descriptor word to a zone.
Explains keys used for navigation in voice prompt mode.
Steps to enter voice prompt programming mode using Installer Code.
Steps to exit voice prompt programming mode.
Guides for adding door, window, motion, or fire sensors.
Guides for entering the primary station phone number.
Guides for entering the primary station account number.
Guides for selecting and programming default templates.
Guides for entering the expert programming mode.
Overview of remote programming requirements and security levels.
Lists necessary hardware and software for downloading.
Steps for performing the initial download to the system.
Explains the flexible callback feature for downloading.
Lists functions performable via remote programming.
Notes regarding keypad entries and download time.
Details installer, master, and secondary user codes.
Info on the installer code and its functions.
Info on the master code and how to change it.
How to assign and delete secondary codes.
Important notes regarding security code usage and limitations.
Explains the function and activation of panic key pairs.
Lists functions accessible via keypad keys like arm, disarm, bypass.
How to arm/disarm, bypass zones, and check status.
How to record, play, and delete messages.
Adjusting volume for announcements and sounds.
Setting time/date, X-10 control, user codes, test mode.
How to use the speaker phone feature on LYNXR-EN.
Accessing the system remotely via phone.
Key sequences for remote arming, disarming, and X-10 control.
How the AAV feature works and its activation.
Commands the central station operator uses to control AAV.
Schedules time-driven voice messages to a phone number.
Delivers system status voice messages to a secondary number.
User keypad entries for controlling X-10 devices.
Explains "CA" and "EA" displays for exit error conditions.
Explains "FAULT" messages and their causes.
Interpretation of FAULT and LOW BAT messages on the keypad.
Describes system behavior and indicators during power loss.
Explains various display codes like dI, CC, FC, PH, PC.
Steps to enter and exit the system's test mode.
Procedures for testing alarm conditions and keypad functions.
Recommendations for installers regarding system maintenance and testing.
Explains handshake, message transmission, and attempts to central station.
Details 3+1, 4+1, 4+2, and Contact ID reporting formats.
Explains the format and components of Contact ID reporting.
Lists common event codes used in Contact ID reporting.
Troubleshooting for lost transmitter signals at the control.
Troubleshooting for zone numbers not clearing in Sniffer mode.
Explains low battery indicators and their remedies.
Reasons for periodic keypad beeps and their solutions.
Troubleshooting unresponsive transmitters in normal operation.
Causes and remedies for false alarms.
Troubleshooting unexpected intrusion alarms.
Troubleshooting for missing AC power indicator on keypad.
Troubleshooting communication issues with the central station.
Reasons for system not arming properly and READY light issues.
Troubleshooting keypad response issues.
Troubleshooting false smoke detector alarms.
Checklist of information to have ready before contacting support.
Provides phone numbers and web address for technical support.
Statement regarding the system's UL rating.
FCC compliance statements regarding interference.
FCC Part 68 compliance for telephone connections.
Industry Canada compliance statements and notices.
Size and dimensions of the LYNXR-Series Security Controls.
Details voltage input, backup battery, alarm sounder, and LRR ratings.
Lists supported communication protocols and data speeds.
Discusses factors like intruders, power loss, and sensor limitations.
Details specific limitations and failure modes of smoke detectors.
Explains limitations of PIR detectors regarding range and environment.
Discusses limitations of sirens/horns in alerting occupants.
Notes that equipment can fail and requires regular testing.
Discusses battery life and the system's ability to detect low batteries.
States the system is not a substitute for insurance and advises caution.
Details warranty period, exclusions, and seller's obligations.
States seller is not liable for injury or loss from system failure.
Limits seller's maximum liability to the product's purchase price.
