Do you need this for the Lynx to send alerts to cell phones / land lines, or does the Lynx do that out of the box?
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Yes the lynx can do that out the box the Zwave module is for automation for controlling zwave lights thermostat or zwave locks
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Basically if you can transmit the music to a bluetooth speaker when the Lynx is connected through wifi....or can you only listen to the music through the Lynx itself?
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It works perfectly as a landline only....but you have that optional cell phone feature should you ever have the need for it
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The Lynx does not have Bluetooth built into the unit, only wifi connections work when running portably. You need to add:SiriusXM Lynx LH1 Bluetooth® Home KitModel#: SXiBH1To use Bluetooth with your Bose.
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No, it uses Bluetooth and a special app that allows you to send text messages or set emergency alerts to 911
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Yes you must plug in a wired phone line either a regular land line from a phone company or a VOIP phone line from a VOIP company to make this alarm call phone numbers. There is no cordless-phone-type feature with this unit.
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The system uses Quad-band GSM to communicate. GSM frequency supported: 850/900/1800/1900MHz. Basically this covers all GSM bands used worldwide. To use GSM, you will need to get a SIM card from carrier such as T-Mobile. And make sure you have good GSM signal in your house. If you have a traditional GSM band phone with your carrier, you can check your signal level and make sure you have 2 bars at least on your phone. This works like a cell phone. The system will use GSM to call and send SMS text to receiver when alarm gets triggered. User can also use SMS and calls to check system status. The cost would depend on your service plan. You can have pay-as-you-go or have a monthly service plan. The system uses minutes/text only when alarm gets triggered, or when you call the system or text to the system to arm/disarm. The system supports both GSM and Landline simultaneously. People usually buy a pay-as-you-go SIM card to use with the system. If you use landline only, it costs you nothing to operate. If you use both GSM and Landline, the system will still report via GSM even when a thief cut your phone line outside house.
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No, you don't need to have a landline for the alarm to work but without one you won't be notified of an alarm condition if you're away from home.
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Thanks for your interests. If you just want it for alarm purpose, you do not need to connect it to a phone line or internet. When you want it to call, you need to connect it to a phone line.Hope the information helps you a lot.
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No, it only alerts the system. You can connect an alarm to a controlled outlet and switch it on automatically when the contact is opened or the sensor is moved
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The Honeywell intrusion is use with Honeywell Lynx 5200 or 7000, not sure if will work with order versions. This is an add-on feature to a Honeywell alarm system. I have the L7000 and when the alarm is set to armed away it will sense movement in the area it meant to monitor and it's set up to 80 lbs of animal immunity. When set to armed stay, the intrusion is idle.
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Yes you need a land line. You will not get a text message but rather a voice message from your sump pump stating what the problem is.
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You need a smartphone. Yes it calls the number you program into the unit to notify you of the alarm going off and the mic picks up noise around it. You can use the unit to call out too just like any phone.
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To get the Ooma service, you need a Telo device. The lynx adapter allows you to wirelessly connect any standard telephone handset to your Ooma Telo and have an instant simultaneous second line. Until you buy and activate an Ooma Telo device, you cannot take advantage of the free or premium services Ooma has to offer.One more thing worth mentioning: there are taxes on either the free or premium service, but well worth it compared to shelling out money monthly to the local telco. The taxes are usually around $4/month.
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This worked with my lynx system no problem. I just had to program the number inside the battery door on to the touch screen unit.
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I am successfully using this deadbolt with a (Honeywell) Lynx 5100 alarm panel, albeit with limited functionality, i.e. the Lynx does not permit firmware updates, or some of the more advanced commands available from a Nexia account. But I can add/remove user codes, lock/unlock from the alarm panel, and program scenes.
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Yes and no. An active land line is needed to be plugged into the console that will dial the number. The number(s) you choose to have be dialed could be your cell phone number.