Alarm sensitivity...
Alarm sensitivity...
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jimothy

Original Poster:

5,151 posts

266 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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By alarm.

My Chim's outside with a cover on. The wind gets under the cover and shakes the car. And the alarm goes off.

Can I reduce the sensitivity to shaking?

Big Al.

69,336 posts

287 months

Wednesday 5th January 2005
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YHM

timbobalob

364 posts

271 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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Big Al can you copy me in on that as well?

Bought a cover from Argos and as soon as I put it on then set the alarm it goes off...

Many thanks!

Big Al.

69,336 posts

287 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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timbobalob said:
Big Al can you copy me in on that as well?


Will do, drop me a mail as your's dosent seem to work!

M@H

11,298 posts

301 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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The sensitivity adjuster is under the center console isn't it..

Big Al.

69,336 posts

287 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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M@H said:
The sensitivity adjuster is under the center console isn't it..


OH AFAIK

adiandvic

299 posts

264 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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I had the very same prob, I had the alarm wound back so the sensitivity was as low as possible but it didnt solve the problem.
Could I ask is it the original alarm as mine was??

Due to another prob I had a new alarm fitted under warranty and since then no prob what so ever.

IPAddis

2,524 posts

313 months

Thursday 6th January 2005
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You can disable the microwave sensor when setting the alarm. Well you can with the Meta ones anyway.

Ian A.

jimothy

Original Poster:

5,151 posts

266 months

Sunday 9th January 2005
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Thanks one and all. Its the original alarm so sounds like I won't be able to desensitise it enough.

I'll just have to turn it off when its windy.

Not that anyone will be able to steal it until I get that new alternator!