Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, Jorge from Alarm Grid shows you how to delete a zone from a Honeywell Home PFOA7PLUS Security System. The PROA7PLUS has 127 encrypted zones for Honeywell SiX Series Sensors and Honeywell Home and Resideo PROSiX Sensors. The panel also has 123 legacy zones, but those can only be used if a PROTAKEOVER has been installed. In total, the system has 250 zones. Any Zone Number, 1 thru 250, can be used as an encrypted zone, or as a legacy zone. It just depends on the order you enroll the sensors. And don't forget that you can never exceed 127 encrypted zones, nor can you exceed 123 legacy zones.
When you delete a zone, you are clearing it up so that a new sensor can be used in that zone slot. You could also re-enroll the same sensor as before if you want. After a zone has been deleted, the associated sensor will no longer be programmed with the security system. If you fault or activate that sensor, then nothing will happen on the PROA7PLUS. You would need to re-enroll the sensor in order to get the system to respond to its activity.
Adding and deleing zones on the PROA7PLUS is done through the system's Local Programming Mode. When the ProSeries Panels were first released, Local Programming Mode was not available, and all programming had to be completed remotely by the user's monitoring provider. But Resideo released a firmware update in June 2021 to introduce local programming so that end-users could program their own panels. If you want to delete zones from a PROA7PLUS without needing to contact your monitoring provider, then you need access to Local Programming Mode. You must also know the Installer Code for the system, which is 4112 by default. If you do not know the IC, then you cannot access programming. It is advised that you do not change the Installer Code away from 4112. That will help prevent you from being locked out of programming.
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In this video, Jorge from Alarm Grid shows you how to delete a zone from a Honeywell Home PFOA7PLUS Security System. The PROA7PLUS has 127 encrypted zones for Honeywell SiX Series Sensors and Honeywell Home and Resideo PROSiX Sensors. The panel also has 123 legacy zones, but those can only be used if a PROTAKEOVER has been installed. In total, the system has 250 zones. Any Zone Number, 1 thru 250, can be used as an encrypted zone, or as a legacy zone. It just depends on the order you enroll the sensors. And don't forget that you can never exceed 127 encrypted zones, nor can you exceed 123 legacy zones.
When you delete a zone, you are clearing it up so that a new sensor can be used in that zone slot. You could also re-enroll the same sensor as before if you want. After a zone has been deleted, the associated sensor will no longer be programmed with the security system. If you fault or activate that sensor, then nothing will happen on the PROA7PLUS. You would need to re-enroll the sensor in order to get the system to respond to its activity.
Adding and deleing zones on the PROA7PLUS is done through the system's Local Programming Mode. When the ProSeries Panels were first released, Local Programming Mode was not available, and all programming had to be completed remotely by the user's monitoring provider. But Resideo released a firmware update in June 2021 to introduce local programming so that end-users could program their own panels. If you want to delete zones from a PROA7PLUS without needing to contact your monitoring provider, then you need access to Local Programming Mode. You must also know the Installer Code for the system, which is 4112 by default. If you do not know the IC, then you cannot access programming. It is advised that you do not change the Installer Code away from 4112. That will help prevent you from being locked out of programming.
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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
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