Can you program this device into the Smart Caregiver 433 Central monitoring unit?
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I'm going to say no, but I could be wrong. It's a very simple system, and exhibits no capability, that I've read about or otherwise discerned, beyond a basic motion detector/transmitter that's factory radio-paired to a basic beeper. The only electrical connection is a jack in the transmitter for an optional AC power cord. The instructions discuss only getting power to the two units (battery), transmitter placement, and that's about it. Works wonderfully and as advertised, just isn't a scalable system.
1154673
Not that I know of. My wife has dmentheia. I have the monitor on her side of the bed andIt works very well. Only sounds off when she moves
2169666
Yes but you need it connected to your alarm provider as it doesn't have its own interface to the internet.
1184638
No. It is not programable. The owners manual states that the unit is not to be left unattended while operating.I was not real happy with one I got and returned it to Amazon for credit.
6159
Yes you can. The program supplied with the unit allows you to do just that.
446986
A Microcontroller such as a Arduido can provide that with the proper code.It would however need to be programmed.
1470533
I believe so, also if you are running this with a home automation controller you can do pretty much anything with it ( send txt, email alert, etc...) hope this helps out.
1079049
Yes, you can reprogram it from anyplace you can get to the internet. Your thermostat is accessible from a Honeywell website https://rs.alarmnet.com/totalconnectcomfort which you have to log into.
694733
This device utilizes the Insteon protocol which I do not see listed on the Smartthings website. I do not believe the Smartthings hub will be able to operate this at this time.
901548
If you purchase two of these units that broadcast the signal on the same frequency then yes, both sensors would send a signal to the remote the care giver is wearing. However, the care giver would not be able to determine from which room the signal was sent without checking each room.
1862421
Yes. You can program 1 master PIN for programming or disabling the alarm, 4 PIN's for disabling only (for maids, friends, etc.), and 1 duress PIN.
1359037
You can program it. Should come with directions--they are a bit long, but they don't require any special skills, just carefully follow the steps
1235764
Yes - You can REMOVE a sensor at the key pad or DELETE it with the Master keyfob (easy way I am sure) or by logging in to your computer and deleting it from the complete list that is displayed. SAVE the change and then plug the master Key pad into the tower that communicates with the monitoring service - it will sync with the new configuration. The real easy way is to put it in a box still working. Do not just take the battery out or carry it out of range as the system will report errors within 24 hours. It misses any of its missing "children".
121607
Yes you can. You can program at least 30 different devices into the receiver, and it, and the pager, will both tell you which device has been triggered.
1223926
Yes. I have not seen it in the accompanying manual but I found and a working tutorial from youtube. You will need the default program code sent with the unit. You can add user, delete user, change program code: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etNyAGugGss
461187
yes. its really simple to program. works fine with the oder Intellicode.google manual for directions.
1304403
Yes, it is done through the honeywell server. There is a setup feature for notifications on the website, which is where all commands are routed through.
2126221
You don't really "program it" but set up the unit to understand what models of units and which inputs and outputs attach everything together. Then the unit issues the commands to power on and activate the proper inputs and outputs. The website has tens of thousands of devices in its database.