<p>The absolute most valuable tools are the green and red LEDs. Green LED: Flickering = I am hearing one of the old wireless sensors. Red LED:  Flickering =</p>

<p>Absolutely.  A Wireless Translator listening to existing sensors provides the same dramatic increase in range as using a Repeater.  So it is common for installing dealers to see</p>

<p>Here are some fundamentals of how Repeaters perform.  The REx20 Repeaters and RE524X have two large, unobstructed antennas, and have industry leading RF circuitry.  This means: The Repeater</p>

<p>Alula introduced a Cryptix repeater to it lineup to offer an even bigger advantage over the competition. The Connect+ panel has already surpassed range tests on other panels</p>

<p>It may be counter-intuitive, mounting the Translator too close to the panel can cause problems.  Control panels can become deaf to wireless signals if they are too “loud”.</p>

<p>It is good practice to enroll the Translator itself into the panel in order to monitor tamper and battery status (which can also indicate loss of wall power).</p>

<p>For the Universal RE508X Hardwire to Wireless Translator: The translator does not require resistors for normally closed zones that do not require tamper detection. If resistors already exists</p>

<p>The Universal Translators (both RE524X and RE508X) come packaged with a 12v power supply that uses a barrel connection. If a longer connection is needed there is also</p>

<p>The Universal Translators (both RE524X and RE508X) come packaged with a 12v power supply that uses a barrel connection. If a longer connection is needed there is also</p>