Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, Dylan from Alarm Grid shows you how to find the IMEI number for a Qolsys IQ Panel 4. The IMEI number will be posted on the packaging. It can also be found on the back of the alarm panel, and within programming. The IMEI number is necessary to register the panel with Alarm.com.
To find the IMEI number within programming tap the gray bar at the top of the panel screen then tap Settings, then Advanced Settings. When prompted for a code enter either the Installer or the Dealer Code. They are 1111 or 2222 respectively, by default. Once you've entered Advanced Settings tap About.
Within the About screen, select Cellular then scroll down until you see the IMEI number. It is very important to get this number exactly right if you are relaying it to your alarm dealer. It may be a good idea to take a picture of it with your phone or tablet. This also allows you to blow it up, as the number is shown quite small on the panel screen.
To exit back to the home screen, tap the House icon at the bottom of the page. Once your panel is registered, you can begin to take full advantage of all its amazing features!
alarmgrid.com/faq/how-do-i-find-the-imei-number-of-a-qolsys-iq-panel-4
http://alrm.gd/get-monitored
In this video, Dylan from Alarm Grid shows you how to find the IMEI number for a Qolsys IQ Panel 4. The IMEI number will be posted on the packaging. It can also be found on the back of the alarm panel, and within programming. The IMEI number is necessary to register the panel with Alarm.com.
To find the IMEI number within programming tap the gray bar at the top of the panel screen then tap Settings, then Advanced Settings. When prompted for a code enter either the Installer or the Dealer Code. They are 1111 or 2222 respectively, by default. Once you've entered Advanced Settings tap About.
Within the About screen, select Cellular then scroll down until you see the IMEI number. It is very important to get this number exactly right if you are relaying it to your alarm dealer. It may be a good idea to take a picture of it with your phone or tablet. This also allows you to blow it up, as the number is shown quite small on the panel screen.
To exit back to the home screen, tap the House icon at the bottom of the page. Once your panel is registered, you can begin to take full advantage of all its amazing features!
alarmgrid.com/faq/how-do-i-find-the-imei-number-of-a-qolsys-iq-panel-4
http://alrm.gd/get-monitored

![VISTA 128BPT: Programming a Wireless Zone
In this video Griffin from Alarm Grid shows the user how to program a wireless receiver and then a wireless zone into a VISTA-128BPT panel. The steps to program a VISTA-250BPT are exactly the same. Resideo and Alarm Grid recommend using address 07 for your first RF receiver. The VISTA-128BPT can support up to two (2) receivers per system.
To address a 5881-style receiver to address 07, set dip switches 2, 3, and 4 to ON. Connect the receiver to the panels keypad bus. Enter programming (Installer Code + 8 + 000, default code is 4140) and press [#] or [*] + 93 to enter menu-driven programming. You will be prompted with several options before you reach Device Programming. Press 0 for No on each of these options. At Device Programming? Press 1 for Yes. When prompted for the device address, enter 07 and press [*].
At device type, enter 03 for RF Receiver and press [*]. At RF House Code, if you arent using any bi-directional devices such as the 5828, 5828V, or 5804BD, or 5804BDV, then you can leave this setting at 00 and press [*]. If you are using bi-directional devices, just be sure the House ID entered here matches the House ID you program into your other devices. Press [*] and you will be back at Enter Device. Press [00] [*] and at the Quit Menu Mode? prompt, press [1] + [*].
Press [#] or[*] + 93 again and this time at the Zone Programming prompt, enter 1 for Yes. Enter the zone number you wish to program then press [*]. A little-known fact is that you can program any zone as a wireless zone, even zone numbers 1 - 9. The only zone you cant program as a wireless zone is zone number 64. This is reserved for low battery supervision for wireless keypads. To move through the prompts, press [*] to move forward. If you need to return to the previous prompt, press [#]. Program the zone based on your needs, following the information shown in the video. There are a lot of options in zone programming, and some of them are only shown if you program certain prerequisites first. For that reason, we wont go into all the details here. When in doubt, refer to the FAQ linked below or the Program Guide for the VISTA-128BPT.
After you view the final summary screen, at the end of the programming for your zone, press [*] and you will be back at the Enter Zone Number prompt. If you are finished with zone programming, enter [000] + [*] and you will shown the Quit Menu Mode? prompt. Press [1] and youll be back in regular non-menu programming. Press [*] + 99 to exit programming. Be sure to test any new zones youve programmed.
https://www.alarmgrid.com/faq/how-do-i-program-a-wireless-zone-on-a-vista-128bpt
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