Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, Jorge from Alarm Grid shows you how to update the 2GIG Easy Updater Tool to the latest GC2 Firmware Version. When you connect the 2GIG Easy Updater Tool to the 2GIG GC2 and initiate the updating process, whatever firmware version that is on the Easy Updater Tool will be applied to the GC2 System.
However, there are many cases where a 2GIG Easy Updater device will not have the latest 2GIG GC2 Firmware. In that case, you must update the Updater Tool first and then update the GC2 System second. Updating the Updater Tool requires a Windows Computer, or another type of computer that can run a virtual Windows Operating System and act as a Windows Computer. You can then connect the Updater Tool to the computer by using a USB cord that is suitable for transferring data. From there, just download the proper firmware version and apply it to the Updater Tool.
When the Updater Tool is receiving power, the currently applied firmware version will be running across its LCD display screen. You should check this information to determine whether you need to update the Updater Tool first or just apply the firmware version directly to the GC2 System. Keep in mind that GC2 Firmware Updates can also be applied by pushing down an update from Alarm.com.
Of course, that can only be accomplished if the 2GIG GC2 System is connected with the Alarm.com servers for alarm monitoring service. If you have an older GC2 Panel on a firmware version that is too low to support LTE communicators, then updating locally will be your only option. Most users prefer using the Easy Updater Tool to the alternative local updating method of using the 2GIG Updater Cable. But both options can provide the same end result of updating the GC2 so that it can be used with ADC.
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In this video, Jorge from Alarm Grid shows you how to update the 2GIG Easy Updater Tool to the latest GC2 Firmware Version. When you connect the 2GIG Easy Updater Tool to the 2GIG GC2 and initiate the updating process, whatever firmware version that is on the Easy Updater Tool will be applied to the GC2 System.
However, there are many cases where a 2GIG Easy Updater device will not have the latest 2GIG GC2 Firmware. In that case, you must update the Updater Tool first and then update the GC2 System second. Updating the Updater Tool requires a Windows Computer, or another type of computer that can run a virtual Windows Operating System and act as a Windows Computer. You can then connect the Updater Tool to the computer by using a USB cord that is suitable for transferring data. From there, just download the proper firmware version and apply it to the Updater Tool.
When the Updater Tool is receiving power, the currently applied firmware version will be running across its LCD display screen. You should check this information to determine whether you need to update the Updater Tool first or just apply the firmware version directly to the GC2 System. Keep in mind that GC2 Firmware Updates can also be applied by pushing down an update from Alarm.com.
Of course, that can only be accomplished if the 2GIG GC2 System is connected with the Alarm.com servers for alarm monitoring service. If you have an older GC2 Panel on a firmware version that is too low to support LTE communicators, then updating locally will be your only option. Most users prefer using the Easy Updater Tool to the alternative local updating method of using the 2GIG Updater Cable. But both options can provide the same end result of updating the GC2 so that it can be used with ADC.
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![PROA7PLUS: Entering Walk Test Mode
In this video, Dylan from Alarm Grid shows you how to enter walk test mode on the PROSeries panels from Resideo and Honeywell Home. The PROSeries includes the Honeywell Home PROA7 and PROA7PLUS and the Resideo PROA7C and PROA7PLUSC panels. Entering Walk Test Mode is the same for all four of these panels.
00:00 - Introduction
01:23 - Enter Test
03:11 - Perform Test
06:30 - End Test
07:25 - Outro
Dylan shows you how to enter the walk test using the panel touchscreen. He also discusses using the PROWLTOUCH or PROWLTOUCHC, where the process is identical to the main panel, and the PROSIXLCDKP push-button keypad. On the PROSIXLCDKP, you enter either the Installer Code (4112, by default) or the Master Code (1234, by default) + [51].
One thing to note is that walk test is partition specific. When you enter Walk Test Mode using the PROSIXLCDKP, then whatever partition the keypad is assigned to will enter the test mode. From the main panel or the PROWLTOUCH you will log onto the partition you want to test, then enter the Walk Test Mode.
For full details on using the walk test feature, check out our FAQ: https://www.alarmgrid.com/faq/how-do-i-enter-walk-test-on-a-honeywell-home-proa7plus
http://alrm.gd/get-monitored PROA7PLUS: Entering Walk Test Mode](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/l04DLzIsEuo/mqdefault.jpg)
