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Whenever - Security/Alarms - Alarm turns on or cuts off - Water

Yes, using the "water alarm" zone type also allows the Elk to call the monitoring service with the proper information.

WHENEVER ANY WATER ALARM, ANY AREA TURNS ON THEN TURN WaterCop Open (Out 16) ON FOR 2 SECS

trigger on the water alarm, not the zone.

The 4.0B firmware was released on eprom for the Pro2, 2e and LT (not the LTe). Boards sent in for repair to Leviton would be returned with the 4.0B eprom. I had this happen to a number of boards I sent in. I have those firmware files if you are interested.

Reviving this thread to ask again if anyone kept this document. There is one match on the wayback machine which results in a 404 error. thx

I went thru and compared the OmniPro2 install to the OmniLTe install manuals. You are correct, there are a number of features under setup misc. that are not described on the OmniLTe.

I have never hooked up the two way voice to an OmniLTe but it shows as supported in both the installation manual (page 44) and the OmniLTe data sheet. Can I ask what document you are referencing?

You could also consider an Omni2e or OmniProII. Whichever happens to be on ebay when you look. They all have ethernet ports and the same form factor.

The reason you get "incorrect information" in step 9 is the OmniLT does not have the encryption keys that SnapLink is looking to authenticate against.

You can ask in a private message if you have the 3 serial port version.

Another possibility for the keypad in the bedroom.... Since the OmniLT is controlling the lights, the keypad would let you turn off all the lights as you went to bed or turn on lights if you get up at night.

Please read the section (page 43) on telephone control in the attached user manual. Basically, the system will read the keypad to you over the phone. So, it's the same as pressing the keypad buttons.

We put keypads in master bedrooms for some clients that wanted to arm the system while they were home alone "STAY" mode.

No, the UPB PIM is the device plugged into the outlet strip directly to the left of OmniLT. It connects the OmniLT to the HAI dimmers. It looks like the system is still connected to the phone line. If you turn phone service back on, you can use the built-in phone interface to remotely control...