Knowledge Base:  
You are here: Knowledge Base > 5816

What is an unsupervised button RF?


Last Updated: 11/19/2013
By

Wireless Key fobs and panic buttons are usually programmed using the unsupervised button RF device type.


The reason they are unsupervised is because users often take these devices outside the range of their home security system. If supervised, these out-of-range devices would cause an error status on your control panel. Designating these devices as unsupervised RF buttons lets users take them anywhere without causing any unnecessary system errors. For most Honeywell LYNX Control Panels, key fobs and panic buttons are usually programmed as an input device in the *56 field programming.


Similar Products:
5834-4 Four-Button Wireless Key Remote
5805-6 Six-Button Wireless Remote
5802MN Single Button Panic Remote


Was this article helpful?

Comments:
 

Related Articles
 >

How do I connect a 5800WAVE siren to my L5000 Control Panel?


 >

How do you enroll a Honeywell 5816 with the L3000 Plus?


 >

Where do I find the serial number for my 5816 wireless sensor?


 >

How do I program my 5816 wireless sensor?