Program SiXPIR to Lyric Controller

In this video, Michael from Alarm Grid shows you how to program a Honeywell SiXPIR Motion Detection Sensor to a Honeywell Lyric Alarm System. As motion sensor, the SiXPIR looks for changes in infrared energy to determine if movement is present. The sensor will send an alert to the Lyric System upon detecting movement. The system will then respond based on the Response Type for the associated zone. This usually means triggering an alarm on the system if movement is detected while the system is Armed Away.

The Honeywell SiXPIR is part of the Honeywell SiX Series Lineup. These sensors, including the SiXPIR, can only be used with the Honeywell Lyric. They cannot be used with any other system. The SiX Sensors use a special SiX Programming Mode on the Lyric System for enrollment. You just need to put the Lyric System into its SiX Programming Mode and either power on the sensor or activate the sensor's tamper switch. If you are using the sensor for the first time, then you will typically pull a battery tab to power on the sensor. If the sensor is already powered on and has been used previously, then just open up the sensor's cover to send an enrollment signal. You will notice that the sensor's green internal LED light, also known as the enrollment LED, blinks quickly when the sensor is not enrolled, and it blinks slowly once the sensor is paired with the Lyric successfully.

Overall, the Honeywell SiXPIR is an excellent residential motion sensor, and it also works well in many small businesses. The sensor offers a coverage area of 40 feet by 56 feet, and it can support pet immunity for small animals weighing up to (80) pounds. The recommended mounting height for the sensor is 7.5 feet. It uses 128-bit AES encryption when communicating with the panel. The wireless signal range for the sensor is about 300 nominal feet. Keep in mind that obstacles like thick walls and large metal objects can greatly reduce wireless signal range.

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