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Question: Will this work with more than one control panel?
Document: It's nice to have this unit in the bedroom for secondary control. Overall, it is very good, and will tell you what door has been opened, etc. I wish it had a few more programming options that are only available from the main unit.
Allows you to access functions while leaving panel installed in a more secure location. Plus you can see status and history at a glance.
The whole remote console idea isn't bad, and it looks nice, but just with a killer flaw. When there is a power outage, the console is programmed to emit five pretty loud beeps every 30 or so seconds. Try listening to that for hours on end.Plus, if the battery goes down, it is impossible to open the case to change it.Do yourself a favor, if you get one, get a sledge hammer to smash this device into submission.
I bought this touch screen so I could place the main alarm panel at the master room. Is somewhat difficult to enter de password to deactivate the alarm. You need to press hard, and is prone to make many mistakes cause of that. -- It does not have many customizable functions, so you end with very limited functions. If you ever got a chance to not buy it, I will not do it.
Works exactly as described. I do wish it came with a longer power supply cord. The coed is not long enough to achieve any concealed installation. I made an extension from parts from the local Radio Shack. Other than the short cord this is a great unit that does exactly what it is designed to do.
Answer: Ooooh. Your situation is different than mine. I think you can have quite a few of these panels working with one main control panel. I'm not to sure about multiple main control panels. Can't you use one less main control panel now that you have these remote one?