Honeywell LYNXR - User Manual

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Questions and Answers:

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Jessica LambSep 9, 2025
Why is the digital communicator message from my Honeywell LYNXR Security System not being received?
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  Robert FowlerSep 9, 2025
  The digital communicator message from your Honeywell Security System may not be received because the system is in Test mode; remove it from Test mode. Check that all telephone connections are secure. If the issue persists, check with a different CONTROL PANEL to ensure your digital communicator is not malfunctioning. Also, the telephone number in the program may need a prefix or access code, so program this into the CONTROL PANEL. If the telephone call to the central monitoring station requires operator assistance, the system cannot work in this situation.
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Mary McdanielSep 8, 2025
What to do if my Honeywell LYNXR Security System with 5800 System, has no response to a transmitter in normal operation?
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  cwillisSep 8, 2025
  With a Honeywell Security System 5800, if there is no response to a transmitter in normal operation, but the zone number clears during Transmitter Sniffer mode, and if another input causes the zone to be displayed, the wrong input was "entered" when programming. Delete the input's serial number (not the zone) and enter the proper input (see field ?56). If there is no response at all from the transmitter, this physical transmitter has not been entered by the system. Determine which transmitter is programmed for this zone and reprogram as necessary.
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Joshua DunlapAug 22, 2025
Why is my Honeywell LYNXR Security System beeping periodically?
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  Robert AdamsAug 22, 2025
  Your Honeywell Security System keypad may beep periodically because the system is in Test mode. To exit Test mode, enter your code and press OFF. It can also happen if a transmitter's battery is low and needs replacing (enter your code and OFF after replacing the battery). A supervision fault or a system low battery can also cause beeping; check the transmitter or replace the system battery.
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James WilliamsSep 5, 2025
Why is my Honeywell LYNXR Security System detector's siren sounding?
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  Jeffrey ScottSep 5, 2025
  If your Honeywell Security System detector's siren is sounding, it may not be receiving the required power. Check for proper installation of the battery and try a new battery. If the issue persists, the unit may be malfunctioning and needs to be replaced.
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Audrey YuSep 4, 2025
What to do if my Honeywell LYNXR transmitter zone number appears during Transmitter Sniffer mode, but does not clear?
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  kyle93Sep 4, 2025
  If the transmitter zone number appears during the Transmitter Sniffer mode but does not clear on your Honeywell Security System, it could be because the transmitter zone type (ZT) is set to 00 (Not Used). Set the ZT to a valid active zone type in field ?56. Another reason might be that the transmitter battery is not installed; install the proper battery. Lastly, ensure the 5800 System transmitter is "entered" in the system in field ?56 or ?83.
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Joshua PonceSep 2, 2025
Why is the word “AC” not displayed on my Honeywell Security System?
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  youngtimothySep 3, 2025
  If the word “AC” is not displayed on your Honeywell Security System, it indicates an interrupted AC power supply. Check the transformer connection and the powerline circuit breaker.
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william83Sep 1, 2025
What to do if my Honeywell Security System keypad doesn't respond?
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  wjohnsonSep 1, 2025
  If your Honeywell Security System keypad is not responding to keystrokes, it may be because the system is in communication with a downloader at the central station. Wait until the download session is finished. Alternatively, the system may be in its one-minute initialization period after being powered on. Wait for the initialization to finish, or bypass this time by pressing '#' + '0.'
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Robert GrahamAug 31, 2025
How to fix a Honeywell LYNXR Security System that is not receiving transmitter signal?
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  jamesmorrisonAug 31, 2025
  If your Honeywell Security System is not receiving the transmitter signal, check the transmitter's battery or change it. If the transmitter is a 5827, verify that the House Code is set correctly in field ?24 and that the transmitter is set to the same House Code. Also, ensure the transmitter is not too far from the RF receiver; move either the transmitter or the receiver. Check for metal shielding between the transmitter and receiver, and relocate the transmitter if necessary. To verify a malfunctioning transmitter, activate the control with another similar transmitter. Finally, ensure the transmitter number (zone) is programmed correctly.
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murphylauraAug 30, 2025
What causes intrusion alarm for no apparent reason in Honeywell LYNXR Security System?
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  Amy HenryAug 30, 2025
  An intrusion alarm on your Honeywell Security System for no apparent reason can occur if a protected door or window was opened while the system was armed. Check with all occupants of the protected home. It can also be caused by improper user operation of exit/entry delays; check the settings of these delays. Lastly, magnets located too far from switches, or doors and windows not properly aligned, can trigger false alarms; check all openings for proper switch and magnet orientation.
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Megan ThomasAug 28, 2025
Why is my Honeywell LYNXR Security System detector alarming for no apparent reason?
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  Abigail MyersAug 29, 2025
  If your Honeywell Security System detector is alarming for no apparent reason, it could be due to dust or dirt in the sensing chamber. Clean the unit's sensing chamber with a vacuum cleaner, following the unit's instructions. Another reason could be an improper location; check the unit's instructions for locations to avoid and relocate the detector as necessary. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the unit may be malfunctioning and require replacement.

Honeywell LYNXR Specifications

General

Type	Wireless Security System
Model	LYNXR
Weight	1.5 lbs
Alarm Sound Level	85 dB
Features	Voice

Summary

System Features

Zones and Devices Overview

Lists hardwire zones, wireless zones, button zones, and Powerline Carrier Devices supported.

Key System Features

Details features like Real-time Clock, Message Center, Voice announcement, and Alarm Clock.

System Power and Backup Battery

Specifies the AC transformer, voltage, and rechargeable backup battery requirements.

User Codes and Security Features

Describes installer, master, secondary user codes, and panic functions.

Communication Capabilities

Lists supported communication protocols like Ademco Low Speed and Contact ID.

Alarm Output Functions

Details built-in sounder, piezo, bell outputs, and temporal pulse signaling.

Programming Options Overview

Mentions EEROM storage, computer download via modem, and voice prompt programming.

Special Features for LYNXR Models

Highlights 24-hour backup for LYNXR24 and two-way voice for LYNXR-EN.

Mounting the Control

Wall Mounting Instructions

Steps for separating front/back plates, mounting back plate, and reassembling.

Desktop Mounting Option

Guidance for using an optional mounting base for desktop placement.

Wiring Connections

Wiring Overview Summary

Summarizes connections for zones, voice, phone lines, and radio.

Sounder Connections

Details connection for built-in and external sounders, and NFPA compliance.

Earth Ground Connection

Explains the importance and methods for making an earth ground connection.

Phone Line Connections

Describes local and full line seizure phone line connections.

Hardwired Zone Connections

Explains connecting sensors/contacts to hardwire zone terminals.

Powerline Carrier Device Connections

Explains connecting PLC devices to the transformer and control panel.

AC Power and Backup Battery

Connecting AC Power and Battery

Step-by-step guide to connect transformer and battery pack to the control panel.

Replacing the Rechargeable Battery

Detailed procedure for removing and installing a replacement battery pack.

Installing Wireless Zones

General Information on Wireless Zones

Overview of wireless zones, range, transmitters, and UL considerations.

House Identification for Wireless

Explains programming House ID for wireless keypads and transmitters.

Transmitter Supervision

Details how the system monitors wireless transmitters and FAULT messages.

Transmitter Input Types

Defines RF, UR, and BR transmitter input types and their characteristics.

Transmitter Battery Life

Discusses factors affecting wireless transmitter battery life and replacement.

Using the Transmitter Sniffer Mode

Explains how to use Sniffer mode to verify transmitter programming.

GoNo Go Test Mode for RF

Describes using this mode to test RF signal strength for transmitter placement.

5800 Series Transmitter Loop Numbers

Illustrates various transmitters and their loop designations.

Setting DIP Switches on 5800 RL Transmitter

Guide for setting DIP switches on the 5800RL transmitter for House ID.

Mechanics of Programming

General Programming Information

Overview of programming modes (Data field, Interactive menu, Remote) and EEROM storage.

Entering Program Mode

Explains methods to enter programming mode using the keypad.

Programming a Data Field

Details how to enter data into specific fields using the *XX format.

Interactive Mode Programming (*56, 80, etc.)

Lists interactive modes and their purposes for programming.

Loading Factory Defaults

Explains how to reset the system to default programming.

Exiting Program Mode

Describes methods to exit programming mode and its effects.

Zone Response Type Definitions

Type 00: Zone Not Used

Defines zone type 00 for zones that are not in use.

Type 01: EntryExit Burglary #1

Details characteristics for primary entry/exit doors.

Type 02: EntryExit Burglary #2

Details characteristics for secondary entry/exit doors.

Type 03: Perimeter Burglary

Describes zone type for exterior doors and windows.

Type 04: Interior, Follower

Explains zone type for interior areas, providing delayed or instant alarms.

Type 05: Trouble by DayAlarm by Night

Defines zone type for areas requiring immediate notification.

Type 06: 24-hour Silent Alarm

Describes zone type for silent emergency buttons.

Type 07: 24-hour Audible Alarm

Defines zone type for audible emergency buttons.

Type 08: 24-hour Auxiliary Alarm

Describes zone type for personal emergencies or monitoring devices.

Type 09: Supervised Fire

Details zone type for wireless fire zones, always active.

Type 10: Interior wDelay

Explains zone type for interior areas with entry/exit delay bypass.

Type 20: Arm-Stay

Defines zone type for arming system in STAY mode via button.

Type 21: Arm-Away

Defines zone type for arming system in AWAY mode via button.

Type 22: Disarm

Defines zone type for disarming the system via button.

Type 23: No Alarm Response

Explains zone type for actions like X-10 control without alarms.

Type 24: Silent Burglary

Describes zone type for exterior sensors without audible alarms.

Data Field Descriptions

Installer Code (*20)

Explains the 4-digit installer code for programming access.

Quick Arm Enable (*21)

Option to enable/disable quick arming without code entry.

Forced Bypass (*23)

Option to provide automatic bypass of open zones.

RF House ID Code (*24)

Setting for wireless keypad and transmitter House ID.

Exit Delay (*34)

Sets the delay time before arming triggers an alarm.

Entry Delay 01 (*35)

Sets the delay for zone type 01.

Entry Delay 02 (*36)

Sets the delay for zone type 02.

Primary Phone No. (*41)

Primary number for central station communication.

Secondary Phone No. (*42)

Secondary number for central station communication.

Primary Subs Account No. (*43)

Primary account number for central station reporting.

Report Format for PrimarySecondary (*48)

Selects report format for primary/secondary reporting.

RF Jam Detection (*58)

Enables RF jam detection and logging/reporting.

Exit Error Report Code (*59)

Report code for exit error conditions.

Low Battery Report Code (*63)

Report code for system low battery conditions.

AC Restore Report Code (*73)

Report code for AC power restoration.

Event Logging Options (*90)

Selects which events are logged by the system.

Alarm Audio VerificationRemote Phone Control (*91)

Enables AAV and Remote Phone Control features.

Download Call Back Phone Number (*94)

Phone number for the control to call back the downloader.

Other Programming Commands

*56 Enhanced Zone Programming Mode

For programming zone attributes, report codes, and transmitter details.

*80 Device Programming Menu Mode

For programming Powerline Carrier Devices and automation.

*83 Enhanced Sequential Mode

For entering RF transmitter serial numbers and managing wireless zones.

*84 Assign Zone Voice Descriptors

Assigns voice descriptors to zones for user-friendly announcements.

*97 Set All Program Fields to Defaults

Resets all system programming fields to one of four default tables.

*56 Enhanced Zone Programming Mode

Zone Number Entry (A 01)

Prompt for entering the specific zone number to be programmed.

Zone Type Selection (b)

Prompt for entering the desired zone type for the selected zone.

Report Code Entry (C)

Prompt for entering the zone's specific report code.

Input Type Selection (d)

Prompt for entering the transmitter's input type (RF, UR, BR).

Loop Number Entry (E)

Prompt for entering the transmitter's loop number.

Enroll Serial Number (1 b)

Prompt for entering the transmitter's 7-digit serial number.

Voice Descriptor Assignment (1 C)

Selects voice descriptor mode for zone announcements.

*80 Device Programming Menu Mode

Programming Options Defined

Explains ACTION, START, and STOP programming for devices.

Start Device Action by Event

Defines events (alarm, fault, trouble) to activate devices.

Start Device Action by Zone TypeSystem Operation

Uses zone types or system operations to activate devices.

Programming Powerline Carrier Devices

How to program output devices using *80 mode.

Device Action Selection (b)

Selects the action for the device (close, pulse, etc.).

Start Event Type Selection (et)

Selects the event to trigger the device action.

Stop Device Action by Zone Type (zt)

Assigns zone type to stop the device action.

*81 Zone List Menu Mode

Zone List Programming (81)

Main menu for programming zone lists for output devices.

Zone Entry to List (b)

Adds zones to the selected zone list.

Delete Entire List? (C)

Option to delete the entire zone list and its contents.

Delete Specific Zones From List? (d)

Option to delete specific zones from a list.

*83 Enhanced Sequential Mode

Zone Number for Sequential Entry (A 01)

Prompt for entering the zone number for serial number programming.

Enroll Mode Selection (1 A)

Selects method for serial number enrollment or viewing.

Enroll Serial Number (1 b)

Prompt for entering transmitter's 7-digit serial number.

Delete Serial Number (F)

Prompt for deleting existing transmitter serial numbers.

*84 Assign Zone Voice Descriptors

Voice Descriptors Main Menu

Main menu prompt for assigning voice descriptors to zones.

Zone Number for Descriptor (A 01)

Prompt for entering the zone number for descriptor assignment.

Assign Descriptor 1 (b)

Prompt for assigning the first descriptor word to a zone.

Assign Descriptor 2 (C)

Prompt for assigning the second descriptor word to a zone.

Assign Descriptor 3 (d)

Prompt for assigning the third descriptor word to a zone.

Voice Prompt Programming

Voice Prompt Programming Keypad Functions

Explains keys used for navigation in voice prompt mode.

Entering Voice Prompt Programming Mode

Steps to enter voice prompt programming mode using Installer Code.

Exiting Voice Prompt Programming Mode

Steps to exit voice prompt programming mode.

Adding Sensors via Voice Prompt

Guides for adding door, window, motion, or fire sensors.

Adding First Central Station Phone Number

Guides for entering the primary station phone number.

Adding First Central Station Account Number

Guides for entering the primary station account number.

Programming a Template (Default Table)

Guides for selecting and programming default templates.

Entering Expert Programming Mode

Guides for entering the expert programming mode.

Remote ProgrammingControl (Downloading)

General Information on Remote Programming

Overview of remote programming requirements and security levels.

Equipment Required for Downloading

Lists necessary hardware and software for downloading.

Initial Download Procedure

Steps for performing the initial download to the system.

Flexible Callback Feature

Explains the flexible callback feature for downloading.

Remote Programming Functions

Lists functions performable via remote programming.

Remote Programming Advisory Notes

Notes regarding keypad entries and download time.

System Operation

Security Codes Overview

Details installer, master, and secondary user codes.

Installer Code Functions

Info on the installer code and its functions.

Master Code Management

Info on the master code and how to change it.

Secondary User Code Management

How to assign and delete secondary codes.

Security Code Usage Notes

Important notes regarding security code usage and limitations.

Panic Keys Functionality

Explains the function and activation of panic key pairs.

Keypad Functions Overview

Lists functions accessible via keypad keys like arm, disarm, bypass.

Security Functions via Keypad

How to arm/disarm, bypass zones, and check status.

Message Center Operations

How to record, play, and delete messages.

Volume Control Settings

Adjusting volume for announcements and sounds.

Other Keypad Functions

Setting time/date, X-10 control, user codes, test mode.

Speaker Phone Operation (LYNXR-EN)

How to use the speaker phone feature on LYNXR-EN.

Remote Phone Control Feature

Accessing the system remotely via phone.

Remote Phone Control Keypad Functions

Key sequences for remote arming, disarming, and X-10 control.

Alarm Audio Verification (Two-Way Voice)

How the AAV feature works and its activation.

Operator Commands for AAV

Commands the central station operator uses to control AAV.

Follow Me Reminder Feature

Schedules time-driven voice messages to a phone number.

Follow Me System Announcement Feature

Delivers system status voice messages to a secondary number.

Powerline Carrier Devices Control

User keypad entries for controlling X-10 devices.

Exit Error Alarm Displays

Explains "CA" and "EA" displays for exit error conditions.

Trouble Conditions

Explains "FAULT" messages and their causes.

Fault and Battery Displays

Interpretation of FAULT and LOW BAT messages on the keypad.

Power Failure Indication

Describes system behavior and indicators during power loss.

Other System Displays

Explains various display codes like dI, CC, FC, PH, PC.

Testing the System

Test Mode Operation

Steps to enter and exit the system's test mode.

Armed System Test Procedures

Procedures for testing alarm conditions and keypad functions.

Installer Recommendations for Testing

Recommendations for installers regarding system maintenance and testing.

System Communication

Communication Overview

Explains handshake, message transmission, and attempts to central station.

Report Code Formats

Details 3+1, 4+1, 4+2, and Contact ID reporting formats.

ADEMCO Contact ID Reporting

Explains the format and components of Contact ID reporting.

Contact ID Event Codes

Lists common event codes used in Contact ID reporting.

Troubleshooting Guide

Transmitter Signal Not Received

Troubleshooting for lost transmitter signals at the control.

Sniffer Mode Zone Number Issues

Troubleshooting for zone numbers not clearing in Sniffer mode.

Keypad Low Battery Message

Explains low battery indicators and their remedies.

Periodic Keypad Beeps

Reasons for periodic keypad beeps and their solutions.

No Transmitter Response (5800 System)

Troubleshooting unresponsive transmitters in normal operation.

Nuisance or Phantom Alarms

Causes and remedies for false alarms.

Intrusion Alarm for No Apparent Reason

Troubleshooting unexpected intrusion alarms.

Missing AC Indicator

Troubleshooting for missing AC power indicator on keypad.

Digital Communicator Not Receiving

Troubleshooting communication issues with the central station.

System Fails to Arm

Reasons for system not arming properly and READY light issues.

Keypad Not Responding

Troubleshooting keypad response issues.

False Smoke Detector Alarms

Troubleshooting false smoke detector alarms.

Contacting Technical Support

Information Needed Before Calling

Checklist of information to have ready before contacting support.

Technical Support Contact Information

Provides phone numbers and web address for technical support.

Regulatory Agency Statements

UL NOTICE

Statement regarding the system's UL rating.

FCC Part 15 Statement

FCC compliance statements regarding interference.

FCC Part 68 Statement

FCC Part 68 compliance for telephone connections.

Industry Canada Compliance

Industry Canada compliance statements and notices.

Specifications

Physical Dimensions

Size and dimensions of the LYNXR-Series Security Controls.

Electrical Specifications

Details voltage input, backup battery, alarm sounder, and LRR ratings.

Communication Formats Supported

Lists supported communication protocols and data speeds.

WARNING: THE LIMITATIONS OF THIS ALARM SYSTEM

General Reasons for System Failure

Discusses factors like intruders, power loss, and sensor limitations.

Smoke Detector Limitations

Details specific limitations and failure modes of smoke detectors.

Passive Infrared Motion Detector Limits

Explains limitations of PIR detectors regarding range and environment.

Alarm Warning Device Limitations

Discusses limitations of sirens/horns in alerting occupants.

Component Failure and Maintenance

Notes that equipment can fail and requires regular testing.

Wireless Transmitter Battery Life and Detection

Discusses battery life and the system's ability to detect low batteries.

Insurance and Prudence Advisory

States the system is not a substitute for insurance and advises caution.

LIMITED WARRANTY

Warranty Coverage and Limitations

Details warranty period, exclusions, and seller's obligations.

Disclaimer of Liability

States seller is not liable for injury or loss from system failure.

Maximum Liability Clause

Limits seller's maximum liability to the product's purchase price.

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Honeywell LYNXR - User Manual

Table of Contents

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Questions and Answers:

Honeywell LYNXR Specifications

Summary

System Features

Zones and Devices Overview

Key System Features

System Power and Backup Battery

User Codes and Security Features

Communication Capabilities

Alarm Output Functions

Programming Options Overview

Special Features for LYNXR Models

Mounting the Control

Wall Mounting Instructions

Desktop Mounting Option

Wiring Connections

Wiring Overview Summary

Sounder Connections

Earth Ground Connection

Phone Line Connections

Hardwired Zone Connections

Powerline Carrier Device Connections

AC Power and Backup Battery

Connecting AC Power and Battery

Replacing the Rechargeable Battery

Installing Wireless Zones

General Information on Wireless Zones

House Identification for Wireless

Transmitter Supervision

Transmitter Input Types

Transmitter Battery Life

Using the Transmitter Sniffer Mode

GoNo Go Test Mode for RF

5800 Series Transmitter Loop Numbers

Setting DIP Switches on 5800 RL Transmitter

Mechanics of Programming

General Programming Information

Entering Program Mode

Programming a Data Field

Interactive Mode Programming (*56, 80, etc.)

Loading Factory Defaults

Exiting Program Mode

Zone Response Type Definitions

Type 00: Zone Not Used

Type 01: EntryExit Burglary #1

Type 02: EntryExit Burglary #2

Type 03: Perimeter Burglary

Type 04: Interior, Follower

Type 05: Trouble by DayAlarm by Night

Type 06: 24-hour Silent Alarm

Type 07: 24-hour Audible Alarm

Type 08: 24-hour Auxiliary Alarm

Type 09: Supervised Fire

Type 10: Interior wDelay

Type 20: Arm-Stay

Type 21: Arm-Away

Type 22: Disarm

Type 23: No Alarm Response

Type 24: Silent Burglary

Data Field Descriptions

Installer Code (*20)

Quick Arm Enable (*21)

Forced Bypass (*23)

RF House ID Code (*24)

Exit Delay (*34)

Entry Delay 01 (*35)

Entry Delay 02 (*36)

Primary Phone No. (*41)

Secondary Phone No. (*42)

Primary Subs Account No. (*43)

Report Format for PrimarySecondary (*48)

RF Jam Detection (*58)

Exit Error Report Code (*59)

Low Battery Report Code (*63)

AC Restore Report Code (*73)

Event Logging Options (*90)

Alarm Audio VerificationRemote Phone Control (*91)