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Most false alarms I have experienced are due to faulty tampers on the transmitters. One company in Chicago had tampers falling off some transmitters that were finally recalled. You can disable the tamper switch on burglar transmitters by defining the hardware hookup type on the M1 zone...

Thanks for the input. We will add it to the To-Do List.

You can send lighting commands with Rules from the M1, but not text strings directly to Radio Ra2.

All the keypads come from the factory set to address 1. You must make sure each keypad has a separate address or you will get data bus conflicts.

Radio RA2 is operational and working great. It should be released soon.

It is fixed in the next M1 software update.

When the M1 announces "Level 2 to 8", you are in the walk test or wireless transmitter enrollment mode. The "Level X" announcement is how many packets the RF receiver has decoded which indicates the relative signal strength of the RF transmitter.

It may be easier to program the M1 from Elkrp either via a direct connect or using the Ethernet interface. The M1 can power directly what you have listed.

The M1XEP requires an email service that does not use encryption. The operating system in the M1XEP does not support sign on encryption.

I have sent your comments and observations to the grand puba of the Navigator. Thanks

I think you found an issue in the M1XSP. We have fixed the software and it will be available in the next release. In the mean time you can code around the issue by breaking the Rules down into separate Rules and putting a few seconds between the Rules. Thanks for the heads up.

Lakehouse, Check the standard things: 1. With the power off, measure data A to data B with an ohm meter and see if it is 65 ohms +-10 ohms. Make sure you have two and only two termination jumpers at the extreme ends of the data bus wire run. 2. Make sure M1 data A connects to data A and M1...

Each thermostat must have a unique address because the M1 addresses them globally.

If the M1 is starting with a transformer connected when you turn on the power switch, it is looking more like the power supply on the M1. If the transformer was not working, the M1 will not start with a battery connected until the startup pads are shorted on the PCB. A working transformer will...

Since the stove radiates heat, a standard sensor placed some distance away may be an easier solution than trying to mount the sensor directly on the stove.

You can pretty much design a full blown sprinkler controller with the M1. You can add water sensors or do pulse counting from a rain guage pulser so that it does not sprinkle when it has rained recently. Of course you can have the security system operational at the same time.

I checked the response time on a Navigator here and it responds as quick as a regular keypad. We will see what is going on. Sorry for the issue.

Do not set F4 for Momentary Disarm. That will disarm the entire control. Set it for "Non Alarm" setting 16. That way only the Rule Engine will look at the button and it will not affect anything else.

With the battery disconnected, measure the voltage on the aux power terminals. It should read about 13.8 volts DC. The M1 should work with no battery connected. Measure the AC voltage at the transformer input terminals on the M1 board. It should read about 19 Volts AC.

If you are getting long delays on keypad responses, it indicates a data bus issue. Verify that your keypads are on separate addresses. Re-enroll the devices. Make sure you are series wiring the devices as shown in the installation manual and you have a terminating resistor at each end of the...