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Try disconnecting the network connection and see if it stops.

When the original owner died, one of the kids took over / moved the company to Arizona and their customer support has been less than stellar. We get order confirmations 3 weeks AFTER the order already arrived in our warehouse and when we were doing direct shipments, almost every single one was...

PCS makes directly compatible keypads and dimmers that can be programmed with PC Access like HLC switches. Simply Automated is very hard to get product from anymore so we've stopped recommending them.

The SEL has USB ports. You would have to use a USB to RS-232 adapter.

For a system your size, you would at least want the HT-SEL. The HT-ZEE will run out of memory on you after about 65 Omni devices (lights, thermostats, buttons, flags, zones, etc.) plus the 10-15 created to monitor the panel status. if you are going stand-alone controller or run on a dedicated...

You can press the 4 and UP arrow at the same time for a few seconds to get into the console settings to turn off the sounder.

The serial port can be used to send ASCII or Hex commands to your device. Bitwise would need to have or you would have to create a serial driver for the device you want to control.

Not something I tried on an ELK panel but when I wanted to use Z-Wave sensors on my Omni panel, I had to split the output of the VRC0P to 2 separate serial ports and set the 2nd port as a standard (PROLINK on Omni) port. There may be something similar that has to be done with the M1.

RNET protocol should be the same for the 66 / 88 as it is for the C3 / C5.

1) Connect the sensor directly to board to eliminate the wire run. Does it still happen? 2) Wiring between the 17A00-1 and the main board is "A", "B", and Ground correct? 3) Do you have any Sonos on the same network?

Regarding the power, the keypad bus also counts towards the 1A. How many keypads, wireless receivers, hardwired expanders, etc. do you have on the Omni?

With the latest version of UpStart from PCS, you can program PCS devices as HLC devices as well as converting PCS devices to HLC devices. PCS is also selling a dimmer and keypad that are directly HLC compatible.

With the 5.7e, you can do what you want with Automation Studio. You can set up your Automation Programming to trigger HAI Buttons (only used in programming) and then have the screen pop-up the camera. Worthington has an online training on how to do it on their University site.

The biggest not is that not all Caseta devices have that Blue wire. I believe it's only the 5A switch and the PRO dimmer.

Here you go: https://www.casetawireless.com/documents/0301710a_caseta%20advanced%20inst.pdf

Not sure about the color difference but if you are using the flush box for the keypad, you can mount the speaker in it and save the wall clutter.

You can program the complete system via the XEP, including enrolling bus modules. As wmcneil stated, wireless devices are definitely easier from the keypad.

  The latest version of UpStart allows you to configure a PCS devices as HLC.

The self contained unit is not a problem as long as you don't think you'll need to adjust the sensitivity. Using the separate controller and probe gives you the ability to adjust sensitivity.

  Any changes to the network? Did you add a Sonos? Try unplugging the network connection and leave the door open to see if the problem still occurs.