Re: Keypad says "check"- can't figure out what's wrong

["Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxx>]

"Frank Olson" <use_the_email_links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Just Looking wrote:
> >  >That's not entirely correct.  On most of the new "Vista" products >you
> > can configure any zone as "RF".
> >
> > Do tell! You have a trick we don't know about? I don't believe I've seen
> > that just yet.
> > For Vista 20P SIA zones 1-8 I think the choices are:
>
>
> I didn't specifically mention which of the "new Vista products", but if
> you'd care to have a quick "boo" at the Vista 128, you'll see that zones
> 1 - 128 can be programmed as wireless.  The 128 comes with nine
> hardwired zones but you can choose to ignore them and program those
> specific zone numbers as wireless.  The Vista 250 will support wireless
> zones from 1 - 250.  It also comes with nine hardwired zones "on board"
> which you can designate as "wireless".  I don't sell the Vista 20.  Most
> of the jobs I do require a more "robust" head end.

The vista-128 is not new in fact it's over 10 years old, the new panels
would be the Vista10P, 15P and 20P and Lynx

And on the Lynx you are only half right, the REN's zone 1 was hardwire only,
the R-I is all wireless.