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Or you could use OpenSSL to connect to the M1 and log the data over SSL: openssl s_client -connect YOUR_M1_IP:2601 Cheers, TexTech

Anklet: You can use OpenSSL to troubleshoot SSL communications with the M1. Just connect to the panel like this: openssl s_client -connect YOUR_ELK_IP:2601 Refer to Elk's M1 RS232 protocol manual for details regard the messages to and from the panel.

ChocoboLee: I don't have one of the new keypads, but if you can't get them to beep during your entry countdown you could use a rule to trigger a voice announcement: WHENEVER ENTRY DELAY, ANY AREA STARTS THEN ANNOUNCE Miscellaneous 1 ...and you could make Miscellaneous 1 something...

Wuench: I thought of that, but the behavior suggests the exit delay isn't involved here: When the function key isn't configured to require a code for activation, arming occurs immediately. Pressing F4 twice in this case causes the arming announcement, the red ARMED light illuminates, and...

No, that's not the issue. As I said, I only put in the keypad text message to troubleshoot the delay. When I take the display rule out altogether there is still a delay. And as far as code protecting an arming command... I guess you don't have young kids. Thanks for the idea anyway...

A question for you M1G gurus... I've programmed my Elk M1 Gold to arm to night instant when function key F4 is activated on my M1KP2 keypad. I'm using the following rule: WHENEVER KEY F4 ON KEYPAD1 ACTIVATES THEN ARM AREA(S) 1 TO NIGHT INSTANT IMMEDIATELY This works exactly like I...

Simko: Your Elk M1G is designed to operate from a rechargeable backup battery when power is lost.  The package you purchased from AO likely includes one of these batteries -- but even if it doesn't, the M1G comes out of the box equipped to charge a backup battery and automatically rely on it if...