What to do if highlighted Honeywell Home Automation device will not delete?
If a selected device remains on the screen when deleting a device, highlight the device name and press the Removed Failed Device icon on your Honeywell Home Automation system.
What to do if Honeywell Tuxedo device is in range but not included?
If your Honeywell Home Automation device is within the proper range but still is not included: 1. At the Tuxedo Touch Keypad: a) Press the Automation icon from the “Home” screen and then press the Z-Wave Setup icon to display the “Z-Wave Device Management” screen. b) If the device does not appear on the screen, press the Z-Wave Exclude/Delete icon. 2. At the Z-Wave device, press the Function Key. The screen will display a message “Device Removed”. 3. At the Tuxedo Touch Keypad: a) Include device again.
General| Brand | Honeywell |
|---|---|
| Model | Tuxedo |
| Category | Home Automation |
| Language | English |
Congratulates ownership and introduces the system's ease of use and features.
Describes the Wi-Fi and Z-Wave technology, remote control capabilities, and associated devices.
Lists key features like thermostats, lights, door locks, and cameras controllable by the system.
Explains how to navigate the keypad starting from the Home screen using graphical icons.
Describes the Home screen as the gateway to system control and customization options.
Details the use of personal photos and video files via an SD/SDHC card for display.
Explains how to set and display the weather forecast for a specific location on the Home screen.
Provides a detailed explanation of various icons and their functions for system navigation.
Lists and explains various system trouble icons that may appear on the Security screen.
Explains the necessity of assigning names and 4-digit codes for user access to system features.
Details the function of the three LEDs on the Tuxedo Touch Keypad (Armed, Ready, Message).
Explains the Safe Mode as a backup for graphic communication failure with the control panel.
Explains the three arming modes (Away, Stay, Night) and their respective features.
Provides step-by-step instructions for arming the system in various modes.
Details the process of arming multiple partitions within the security system.
Guides users on how to view and identify faults or bypassed zones on the system.
Explains how to bypass specific zones to arm the system with open zones.
Details how to remove bypassed zones, typically after disarming the system.
Provides instructions on how to disarm the security system when entering or already in the premises.
Explains how to check the status of different partitions within the security system.
Describes the system's 24-hour protection against fire and carbon monoxide emergencies.
Provides immediate actions to take when a fire emergency occurs, including manual alarm initiation.
Details procedures for silencing and clearing fire or carbon monoxide alarms for residential and commercial systems.
Guides users on clearing or hiding control panel messages displayed on the keypad.
Explains Console Emulation Mode for using the keypad as a standard alpha keypad.
Provides steps to access and use the Console Emulation Mode on the keypad.
Details how to access and view the system's event log history on the keypad.
Explains how to send emergency messages (fire, panic, medical) to the central monitoring station.
Describes how to adjust the brightness and volume levels of the keypad.
Covers settings like Backlight Off, Homepage After time, Auto Slideshow, and Clean Screen.
Explains how to enable or disable Chime Mode, Voice Mode, and Voice Chime functions.
Details how to configure screen timeouts for backlight, homepage return, and slideshow.
Provides instructions for cleaning the touch-screen safely by disabling it temporarily.
Explains how to view installed software versions and verify system connectivity.
Covers web hosting, browser support, router compatibility, and accessing the system via IP address.
Guides on setting up automatic or static IP addresses for mobile device connectivity.
Details how to set up network connections, specifically LAN and Wi-Fi.
Provides steps to add a LAN network connection, including entering IP details.
Explains how to add a WLAN (Wi-Fi) network connection, including SSID and security settings.
Describes setting up a user account for browser log-on for higher security on different sub-nets.
Details how to record, retrieve, and manage voice messages on the keypad.
Guides on accessing video and audio features, including playing video files from media cards.
Explains how to display personal photos on the keypad, including transition effects.
Covers enrolling and viewing up to four cameras using the quadrant view feature.
Defines authority levels for users and their corresponding system functions.
Provides step-by-step instructions for adding new users to the system.
Explains how to add an already created user to another keypad.
Details the process of deleting a user from the system.
Guides on modifying an existing user's settings and permissions.
Explains the Safe Mode of operation for communication failures and how to exit it.
Allows setting the current time and date for the system.
Details how to set daylight savings time for accurate clock adjustments.
Provides steps to manually set the current time and date on the system.
Provides access to advanced setup options like Output Setup.
Explains how to reduce power consumption during system troubles like AC loss.
Guides on including Z-Wave enabled devices into the home control network.
Details the process of enrolling a Z-Wave door lock device into the system.
Explains how to include a Honeywell Thermostat into the Z-Wave network.
Describes how to edit the names of Z-Wave devices for easier identification.
Provides steps to exclude or delete Z-Wave devices from the network.
Details how to remove a Z-Wave door lock from the system.
Explains how to exclude a Honeywell Thermostat from the Z-Wave network.
Guides on resetting the controller to delete all enrolled Z-Wave devices.
Explains how to create scenes to control multiple devices based on conditions, triggers, and actions.
Outlines the rules and components for creating scenes, including triggers, conditions, and actions.
Details how to configure conditions, triggers, and actions for creating scenes.
Guides on creating groups to manage multiple devices that function together.
Explains how to download device information from a primary to a secondary keypad.
Describes how to update keypads when devices are added or removed from the Z-Wave network.
Details the process of removing a secondary keypad from the system.
Provides solutions for common Z-Wave device issues like adding or deleting problems.
Introduces remote control of Z-Wave devices and scenes via Total Connect.
Guides on setting up remote services, connecting to the internet, and enrolling the keypad.
Explains how to control Z-Wave devices and scenes using Total Connect.
Guides on enabling Z-Wave devices for control via Total Connect.
Explains how to access server information for IP connection troubleshooting.
Lists various Z-Wave compatible door locks, thermostats, appliances, and lights.
Explains Z-Wave wireless range and factors affecting performance.
Lists factors that reduce wireless range, such as walls and obstacles.
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