Qolsys IQ Panel 4: Bypassing a Sensor

In this video, Dylan from Alarm Grid shows you how to manually bypass, as well as auto-bypass, a sensor on a Qolsys IQ Panel 4. By default, the auto-bypass option is enabled. This means that if you attempt to arm your system while a burglary zone is faulted, the system will automatically bypass the faulted zone and arm any unbypassed burglary zones. This will happen regardless of how you arm, locally at the panel, via a key fob, or remotely using Alarm.com
The auto-bypass option is enabled or disabled by pressing the gray tab at the top of the home screen, choosing Settings - Advanced Settings, entering the Installer or Dealer Code (1111 or 2222 respectively, by default), then going to Installation - Security and Arming. You can scroll down to find the Auto-bypass option, or you can type bypass in the search bar at the top of the screen to bring it up automatically. If you disable this option, you will not be able to arm remotely if any burglary zone is faulted at the panel at the time you want to arm. Prior to panel firmware 4.1.0+ manually bypassing non-life-safety zones via Alarm.com was not an option. Since the release of firmware 4.1.0, you can now bypass individual zones, regardless of their status using Alarm.com.
To manually bypass one or more burglary zones from the panel touchscreen, go to the arming screen, click the right-pointing arrow, if necessary, then in the list of zones, select "All" rather than "Active". This will show you all zones, rather than just the active or faulted zones. Click on each zone you wish to bypass. The zone will show a checkmark to the left when it has been selected. Once all zones you wish to bypass have been selected, arm the system. Selected zones will be bypassed until the system is disarmed. Once disarming occurs, all bypassed zones will automatically be unbypassed.
Life safety zones such as smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors cannot be bypassed under any circumstances.
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[@jims6614]

How do you access the installer settings? Can you activate sensors that arent armed in say the stay mode? I used to be able to do this with the Livewire system.

[@joshuagriffin2807]

You will have to have the installer or dealer code to access programming, In stay Motions are bypassed but doors and windows programmed as such will

[@marcobonafe3038]

I have iq4 and my door lock is connected to it when we bought the house, i am trying to uninstall it but im missing the "Install" option under advance settings. how do i do it? thanks

[@traviscox7336]

You must use the Admin or Installer code to see the install. Master code will not allow you to enter that programming field.

[@eduardoarl2600]

Try with codes 2222, 1111 and 5555