That’s super cool, I’ve always been curious about these receivers but never have I gotten to hear one life before. Just a bit of a side question, do you know anything about the menu-based programming on the lynks panels? I’ve only seen a couple of videos about it, but I wasn’t sure if it was specific to adt based panels or not. To clarify it’s the mode that you can access by typing your installer code followed by 888. Sorry about the long comment by the way.
Thank you, I like showing them since nobody else really has them in the community. About the voice programming mode, its available on all lynxr-en models, I have both an ADT and non-ADT model and they both have it. Its honestly a royal pain though, since every time you do something in it, it kicks you back to the top level of the menu, seriously a slow way of doing it. Its fine for adding just a few sensors or something though.
That’s super cool, I’ve always been curious about these receivers but never have I gotten to hear one life before. Just a bit of a side question, do you know anything about the menu-based programming on the lynks panels? I’ve only seen a couple of videos about it, but I wasn’t sure if it was specific to adt based panels or not. To clarify it’s the mode that you can access by typing your installer code followed by 888. Sorry about the long comment by the way.
Thank you, I like showing them since nobody else really has them in the community. About the voice programming mode, its available on all lynxr-en models, I have both an ADT and non-ADT model and they both have it. Its honestly a royal pain though, since every time you do something in it, it kicks you back to the top level of the menu, seriously a slow way of doing it. Its fine for adding just a few sensors or something though.
Very neat receiver!
indeed
Curious to know when these were released.
Not completely sure about release date for the D6000, but mine was made sometime in 1979.
cool❤
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