Alarm.com Concord 4 Dual Path LTE Module - Install Guide

The Alarm.com Concord 4 Dual Path LTE Module Install Guide teaches users how to set up an Alarm.com Dual-Path LTE/IP Communicator for a Concord 4. The guide covers installation, status LEDs, troubleshooting, testing, specifications, and more. Learn how to install an Alarm.com Concord 4 Communicator.

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Security System

The GE Concord 4 is a panel that has become a favorite among do-it-yourselfers and pro’s alike, and for good reason. Made by General Electric Products / GE Interlogix, the Concord 4 is a hybrid panel, meaning it can use both hardwire contacts and wireless sensors. This capability allows it to “cover all of the bases,” regardless of the type of home it will be installed in.

Ge Concord 4 Series User Manual

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For a wireless system using up to 24 zones, consider aGE Simon 3 alarm system.

Basic features include:

96-Zone wireless capacity
8-Hardwired zones on board. Connect additional zones using the GE Interlogix Superbus Zone Hardwire Input Module
A 2-Wire smoke detector loop (up to 20 detectors)
2 Programmable outputs
8 User codes
6 Partitions

The Concord 4 can be used strictly as a wireless alarm system, making it a good choice for a rental, two-story, or flat-roof home where running wires is not an option.

The Concord alarm can also be configured as a hardwired security system, eliminating the additional costs and battery changes of wireless transmitters.

Really though, one of the best ways to let the Concord 4 shine is by using a combination of both its hardwired and wireless capabilities.

GE Concord 4 Hardwired Configuration, with Selected Wireless Accessories

As one example, you could use the Concord in a mostly-hardwired configuration, using hardwired magnetic contacts for all the doors and windows. Hardwired keypads, motion detectors, glassbreaks, and smoke detectors would complete the main system. So far, a good hardwired alarm system.

Then, add wireless keyfobs and/or a wireless touchpad to give you maximum convenience for arming, disarming, and controlling the system.

Concord 4 Wireless Setup, with Selected Hardwired Portions

For a mostly-wireless configuration, use wireless door and window sensors, motion detectors, and other devices to build the system. Next, see if there are any areas that could benefit from a short wire run. Good examples are a garage door, motion detector, or smoke detector located near the main Concord 4 panel location.

By adding limited hardwired runs where possible, you can reduce the number of wireless devices (and their batteries) you use in the system. A frequently used garage door will use batteries much faster than a window you rarely use. By hardwiring the door, you save the cost of a transmitter and the hassle of replacing its battery.

GE Concord 4 Macro Feature

Macros are simply pre-programmed sequences of keystrokes, saved as a group in the alarm panel memory. They are used to simplify repetitive key presses needed for certain functions of the system.

Macros are often used for customized arming of a security system. For example, when you are arming the alarm for the night, you might still want access to a safe room or gun storage area in the home. When you are away from home, you’d probably like these areas secured by the alarm along with the rest of the house.

You could set up a macro that would execute the following sequence:

Bypass the safe room or gun storage area;
Bypass a door or motion detector you would have to pass through to reach the area;
Arm the system

When you’re ready to arm while staying in, just trigger the macro to set all of the above commands in motion automatically. The macro performs the custom-bypasses and arms the system, without you having to enter all the repetitive button presses.

Concord Home Security User Manual

Macros are added and used through the GE Concord 4 keypad, model ATP1000 Alphanumeric Touchpad. This keypad has 4 buttons for holding macros, and each macro can store a sequence of up to 14 keystrokes.

Other uses for macros include:

Bypassing doors to allow access to the patio, while the front of the house is armed
Bypassing upstairs doors, windows, or motion detectors, leaving the downstairs fully protected
Arming a garage, workshop, or

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