Several of the interface elements in eKeypad provide feedback by playing subtle sounds. A good example of this is the numeric keypads used for logins and alarm system control. Additionally, it is possible to setup alerts ( see the details screen for individual elements) that play sounds when specific state Read more…
When integrating eKeypad with an M1 alarm and automation panel there are several M1 settings and features that need to be verified. The RP application is used for all of these items. The router for the network may need to be referenced for some information. Globals Section Open the “G29-G42 Read more…
Mobile devices can easily be lost or stolen. To help protect your system from unauthorized access eKeypad has several security features that can help. One of these is a setting to require authentication every time the configuration screen is opened. You have the choice of configuring either a numeric code Read more…
Mobile devices can easily be lost or stolen. To help protect your system from unauthorized access eKeypad has several security features that can help. One of these is a feature that will require a passcode to be entered every time eKeypad is launched or your go back to eKeypad (i.e. Read more…
[Updated January 2020] Starting in version 2.10.4 of eKeypad all configurable systems can include an optional failover address and port. Starting in version 3.4.16 of eKeypad the Failover Address and Failover Port fields have been renamed to External Address and External Port. This feature requires some specific steps to verify Read more…
On rare occasions we have found it necessary to reinstall a fresh copy of eKeypad from the App Store. Normally this process will delete all configuration data, GUI customizations and Blueprint setups. The following procedure documents the steps that will allow eKeypad to be reinstalled without loosing any data. Start Read more…