$100.00 – $250.00
The Elk Driver will manage security from your Crestron Home project through advanced options that will provide status, Arming options and keypad emulation, status exposing through sequences, events notifications and custom arming options.
Notice: Crestron has resolved the previously stated issue of this driver causing UI slowdown. You should update to at least processor firmware 3.013 and on Android/TSW, CH App version 1.22 or higher. If you were issued a basic license in the past to work around the slowdown issue, you may replace the basic license with your purchased PRO license in the driver’s settings.
The Elk Driver will manage security from your Crestron Home project through advanced options that will provide status, Arming options and keypad emulation, status exposing through sequences, events notifications and custom arming options.
For a temporary test license or other questions contact us through drivers@digitalautomation.us
| License | Elk Security – Basic, Elk Security – Pro |
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It is recommended that you save a configuration or golden configuration before installing any driver.
Make sure under Globals > G29-G42 (Special) > Serial Port 0 Transmit Options, that all the checkboxes are marked, as shown in the example screenshot.
The driver need to properly poll each zone defined in the system separately. By specifying the exact zones that are used, it will allow the processor to ignore non-used zones and quickly get the needed information. Note that this is not intended to be a way to exclude zones from being monitored. If you do not want a zone to be monitored, than you’ll have to configure it as such on the Elk.
Please send an email to drivers@digitalautomation.us requesting a basic driver trial license so you can compare the differences.
Please send an email to drivers@digitalautomation.us. If it’s a bug, please also let us know the steps to reproduce the issue.
Please send an email to drivers@digitalautomation.us to request a longer trial license.
The Driver only reports actively faulted zones and the list disappears when nothing is faulted. If it’s showing and disappearing then that zone is only staying tripped briefly. The driver does have a new option that allows you to define zones that are always available for bypass. This will show up as a second button below the faulted list button.
Although we have not directly tested the driver with a C1M1, Elk has stated to us that it is compatible and should work. Elk has also advised that there are reports of the C1M1 locking up when used with 3rd party control systems (not just with Crestron Home).
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