Alarm keypad with status?

[Ace02 2]

Hi,

I have pretty much searches the whole internet, without finding an good solution..

 

Is there any keypad out there, that can be used with the fibaro alarm panel, that also (with a LED or something) indicates if the alarm is active or not in the HC2?

 

I don't think that there is a retail version of anything able to do this, so i'm pretty much convinced that the solution is somehow DIY..

 

I totally new to the alarm part of Fibaro, but would like to use this instead of my old Jablotron alarm system.. But in order to do so I need an appropriate keypad..

 

Hope some of you can come up with a solution.. 

[Kuba13 49]

While i can nt (alas) think of anny solution either. i think you can have do it yourselve one. just buy anny old keypad with z-wave and have RGBW module installed nearby, than you can place LED either within said keypad (for underlight which would be pretty awsome) or nearby.

 

You would have to make additionall scenes that would swap those lights but i am quite certain that such scene would be rather easy (alarm turn off, LED = green, alarm turn on LED = red -- 2 scenes and sicne there are no more than 2 states you need not to worry about some turn of when states).

 

Bessides if you do this yourselve youll have something amazing to be proud of no?

[seiq 32]

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Concept or Integriti alarm system can do this with their Elite or Prisma keypads. The Elite has 4 and the Prisma 8 assignabled LEDS along the top of the keypad.

I use them for this exact reason 

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[Ace02 2]

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Concept or Integriti alarm system can do this with their Elite or Prisma keypads. The Elite has 4 and the Prisma 8 assignabled LEDS along the top of the keypad.

I use them for this exact reason 

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Sounds really interesting.. 

Could You detail a bit more how you have set this up.. Modules used, wirings and so on?

[seiq 32]

Simplest setup is a controller (including 16 wired zones on board) and a keypad  Bus wiring is cat5/6 between the controller and keypad. An automation setting on the controller is used for 2-way TCP communication with HC2.

Not DIY solution though sorry. Need to be certified to get the licenses and software required for programming.