Complete Guide to Using the Honeywell 5834 4 Key Fob
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- čas přidán 7. 08. 2024
- In this video, Bryce teaches users about the Honeywell 5834-4 Key Fob. The 5834-4 has four buttons for controlling a security panel. It operates at 345 MHz, making it compatible with most Honeywell and 2GIG Panels. A user will often carry their 5834-4 with them to quickly arm or disarm their system.
Each function of the key fob will need to be programmed with its own key fob zone on the panel. Most users will program each of the four buttons with their own zone. The four most common actions for these buttons are disarming, arming away, arming stay and triggering an immediate panic. The key fob must be within range of the system for any command to go through successfully.
The four main buttons on the 5834-4 can be used for four different functions. However, the 5834-4 can also be programmed to perform four additional functions through multi-button presses. A multi-button press is activated by pressing and holding two buttons on the key fob at the same time. This allows for up to eight different system functions to be performed with a single 5834-4 Key Fob.
The 5834-4 Key Fob will show up as two different Serial Numbers on the system. The first Serial Number is for single-button presses, and the second serial number is for multi-button presses. Each individual input is assigned a Loop Number of 1 through 4. The Serial Number and the Loop Number will be used together to distinguish each programmed function.
Another feature for the 5834-4 Key Fob is its ability to operate in both high-security and standard-security modes. The difference between these two modes is that high-security mode uses rolling encryption to protect the device. In high-security mode, the LED light on the key fob will display red. In standard-security mode it will display green. To switch between these modes, press and hold the arm away, arm stay and panic buttons on the device for five seconds.
The key fob is powered by a 3V CR2032 lithium coin battery. It has an average battery life of 3 to 5 years. The device battery can be easily replaced by the end user when needed.
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The range on the 5834-4 is actually about 50 feet, not 200 feet, as mentioned in the video.
Very thorough. Thank you!
Glad the video was useful! Thanks for the feedback :)
Is it a fact the Ademco Honeywell 5834-4 Key Fob replaces Ademco model 5804? I have read this several places including Amazon. Please a response would be great.
Hi Richard. Yes, the Honeywell 5834-4 is widely seen as the successor to the 5804. You would be unlikely to purchase a new 5804, as it is no longer being manufactured. However, if you have an existing 5804, it should still work just fine. You should have no probably using it with your system, provided that the battery is still operational.
Please let us know if you have any other questions.
After programming the 5834 into the vista-20P and adding an user code to match the zone number, it can arm/disarm the panel. But could not make stay mode (zone type 20 arm-stay, loop 4) , is there anything need to enable in order to use for arm-stay function ?
when you add a user to the zone you want to use the lowest zone fro the lowest number it will then cover the 4 zone for example you use zone 41 42 43 44 for the keyfon do the command for zone 41 then the other zone will then follow
@@joshuagriffin2807 I used zone 20 for arm- away, 21 for disarm, 22 for arm-stay
How do you change the battery? I have extra pieces that seems to secure the battery in place, but can not figure out how to setup.
How do you activate keyfob when you put it in zone 53-56?
depending on what panel you are using those are predefined keyfob zones. They will still need to be added to a user. Also if you press a button and the led flashes red you will need to put it in standard mode by pressing Disarm arm Stay and the Panic button at the same time if you are not using high-security Mode.
No link to FAQs
Thank you for catching that I will notify the content team here are some links for the 5834-4 www.alarmgrid.com/documents/honeywell-5834-4-and-5834-4en-install-guide
www.alarmgrid.com/products/honeywell-5834-4en
www.alarmgrid.com/products/honeywell-5834-4