Vivint V-SKEY1-345 Quick Reference

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Secure Key Remote
(V-SKEY1-345)
Quick Reference (User Manual)
The Vivint Secure Key Remote (SKEY1) works with any Vivint system, letting users control
their system with the touch of a button. Combining style and convenience, the SKEY1 key
fob allows you to arm, disarm, and control another device in your system anywhere
within transmission range of the panel. Users can disarm their system as they pull up to
their house or arm it on their way out the door. A total of 20 fobs can be added to a
system with a maximum of 4 in Secure Mode (see below).
The SKEY1 also provides protection by letting you send an encrypted panic signal to the
panel when the first and third buttons are held down.

Programming Instructions

Use these guidelines to add an SKEY1 device to the Vivint system and program its operating mode.
OPERATING MODE PROGRAMMING:
When programming an SKEY1 device in Secure Mode (IMPORTANT: up to four devices can be in Secure Mode),
it must be within 5 feet/1.5 m of the panel and kept there until the LED stops flashing (about 10-15 seconds).
• Open the SKEY1 device, insert the battery, and close the device tightly.
• Within 60 seconds of inserting the battery, press one of the buttons (described below) for 10 seconds.
• Disarm Button (1) — Legacy Mode (the LED blinks once to indicate successful mode selection)
• Arm Staying Button (2) — Legacy Mode + GDR1 (the LED blinks twice to indicate this mode)
• Arm Leaving Button (3) — Secure Mode (the LED blinks three times to indicate this mode)
• Asterisk* Button (4) — Secure Mode + GDR1 (the LED blinks four times to indicate this mode)
Secure Mode, with the Arm Leaving Button (3), should always be used if possible. Once the SKEY1 device is
programmed in either of the Secure Modes (3 or 4) it cannot be changed to either of the Legacy Modes (1 or 2).
IMPORTANT: If the panel is replaced when an SKEY1 device is using either of the Secure Modes (3 or 4), the
SKEY1 device's operating mode must be reprogrammed with the new panel.

Button Functionality

Disarm: Press until the red LED illuminates to disarm the system.
Arm Staying: Press until the red LED illuminates to arm in stay mode.
Arm Leaving: Press until the red LED illuminates to arm in away mode.
Asterisk (*): Can be programmed to control other devices via the panel.
Disarm and Arm Leaving: Hold down both buttons until the red
LED begins blinking rapidly (for about 4 seconds) to send a panic signal.
Installer / User Test
Test each button's functionality by holding the button down separately (for approximately 2 seconds) until the
red LED flashes. (NOTE: If the panel is NOT in Test Mode, the signals will activate the actual designated event.)

Technical Specifications

Vivint Part Number (P/N) V-SKEY1-345
Model Number (M/N)
Wireless Signal Range
Battery
Battery Life
Transmitter Frequency
Code Outputs
Supervisory Interval
Operating Temp. Limits
Relative Humidity
Standards Certifications & Listings
UL 985
KF01
UL 1023
300 ft. (91.4 m), open air
Panasonic CR2032 or
UL 1610
equivalent lith. battery
3-5 yrs (normal usage)
ULC-S545
345 MHz
Arm Away, Arm Stay,
ULC Subject
Disarm, Panic, Auxiliary
C1023
Not applicable
32° to 120°F (0° to 49°C)
*For complete regulatory compliance
5-95% Non-Condensing
information, go to: vivint.com/fcc.
Standard for Household Fire Warning
System Units
Standard for Household Burglar-Alarm
System Units
Standard for Central-Station Burglar-
Alarm Units
Standard for Residential Fire Warning
Systems Control Units
Standard for Household Burglar Alarm
System Units