EyezOn Envisalink EVL-4EZR IP Security Interface Module for DSC and Honeywell (Ademco) Security Systems, Compatible with Alexa

This thing is amazing. Love it. Very easy to install. Website user interface is tricky but once you know how to, its all worth.

Cool with DSCServer from MikeP on Android.

Great product

Took some time to run a Cat 5e cable from my router to the alarm panel, on separate floors. Install of the EVL-4 to my DSC 1832, was simple, only four wires, which the EVL-4 came with. Instructions are non-existent, had to search for answers on the internet. Happy to be able to monitor, arm and disarm my alarm system via cell phone.

ok

Works great now I can monitor my alarm when I am not home or simply alarm my system when I have my phone in my hand!

The product works very well.

Works better than expected, took about 4 days to receive. 2.5hrs setup & tweaking. But This 4 crayon size circuit board packs a circuit board of technology. My panel is a SW3000 (Adt panel). Wiring is simple(wire supplied). Color to color from panel to EVL4. Instructions are direct. Be aware do not be scared of your alarm panel. Most of the work can be WITHOUT powering the panel down. The one thing the instructions left out is how to back door(access programming) the Honeywell panel. You must know your programming code to do the needed programming. If you cannot access programming, remove NEG leg of battery power, loosen terminal #1(DO NOT SHORT(touch it)ON TERMINAL 2-it will blow your 16.5 volt transformer/power supply). Leave powered down at least five seconds-don’t worry your not going to default your panel by doing this. Next Connect NEG leg of battery. Restore wire to terminal 1, tighten, , power restores. Go to your keypad press star£ (*#) at the same time. Depending on your keypad (&panel type), the screen will say 20 or 20 Install code(128/250 will say 00 install code)....You are now in programming. Press *20 (Sw3000/V20P/V15p-then a NEW 4 digit code, keypad beeps 3 times. If you are using a 128/250 panel press *00 then your a new four digit code keypad beeps 3 times (DO NOT USE YOUR STANDARD master CODE). Now refer to the instruction on the Envislaink paperwork. But remember you are in programming. To exit programming you’ll have to press *99. Don’t be intimidated while programming just go slow, follow the instructions and you’ll be good. When in the setup software it will ask for email, name, phone number. After powering up the unit you’ll see it register on the EyezON website. If it doesn’t then you missed a step within the Honeywell programming(repeat programming). You may need to play with the programming to tweak to your discretion(zone names,user names,phones which receive SMS TEXT). Don’t doubt yourself....you can do it. Phil4:13,John 3:16,Jer 29:11.

This is a great device, as many have already outlined. Installation is easy, setup is clear and does not take long, and the web/mobile interface is surprisingly good. I just wanted to address a fix to a specific issue that I encountered that I am sure will give some other users problems too. When you are setting up your contacts to receive event notifications via SMS, you are provided a drop-down menu from which to select the cell carrier you use. I have found that when users have a piggyback service, such as Ting or StraightTalk, and you select these providers (which are in the list), those users may not receive event notifications. The fix for this is as follows- search to find out what network your service uses in your area, and select THAT carrier from the list, NOT the name of the service you use. Be sure to note that your service (Ting, StraightTalk, etc.) may use a different carrier depending on network type (CDMA or GSM), so double check to be certain that you are selecting the actual network the event notifications are being routed through.

at this point its performing as I expected and Im satisfied with the product