Over sensitive alarm??
Over sensitive alarm??
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SimonBradley

Original Poster:

63 posts

192 months

Thursday 6th January 2011
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Only had the car 2 days! When its in the garage the alarm keeps going off for no reason. Any ideas????

S3DaveP

160 posts

292 months

Thursday 6th January 2011
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Does the garage door move in the wind? my alarm goes off when i open the garage door, and sometimes if i look at in an aggressive way! so i think they are fairly sensitive.

Make sure all the windows are fully shut and the door switches are being pushed in fully by the doors.

Alexdaredevilz

5,697 posts

210 months

Thursday 6th January 2011
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Why do you need the alarm on when its in a garage?

SimonBradley

Original Poster:

63 posts

192 months

Thursday 6th January 2011
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No the garage is pretty air tight theres no draft?

I will need the alarm on when im out though so i dont want it going off all the time.

S3DaveP

160 posts

292 months

Thursday 6th January 2011
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You may find that your insurance will not cover you if the alarm is not on, even in the garage, worth a call to check....

2 sMoKiN bArReLs

32,044 posts

266 months

Thursday 6th January 2011
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Mice?

Big Al.

69,336 posts

289 months

Thursday 6th January 2011
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IIRC there is a potentiometer that you can turn down to desensitise it, now I can't really be too sure if it's always hidden in the same place.

If there is one then the guy that will know is Carl (the meta man)

http://www.tvruk.tv/www.tvruk.tv/index.html

Suggest you give him a bell and ask, if he knows then you'll probably get the info over the phone. smile

HTH.


SimonBradley

Original Poster:

63 posts

192 months

Friday 7th January 2011
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Big Al. said:
IIRC there is a potentiometer that you can turn down to desensitise it, now I can't really be too sure if it's always hidden in the same place.

If there is one then the guy that will know is Carl (the meta man)

http://www.tvruk.tv/www.tvruk.tv/index.html

Suggest you give him a bell and ask, if he knows then you'll probably get the info over the phone. smile

HTH.

And he doesnt mind helping?

nawarne

3,181 posts

291 months

Friday 7th January 2011
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Big Al. said:
IIRC there is a potentiometer that you can turn down to desensitise it, now I can't really be too sure if it's always hidden in the same place.

If there is one then the guy that will know is Carl (the meta man)

http://www.tvruk.tv/www.tvruk.tv/index.html

Suggest you give him a bell and ask, if he knows then you'll probably get the info over the phone. smile

HTH.

There is indeed a unit/pot.meter, that you can turn down to reduce sensitivity.
On my Chim it was located censored.
It stated clearly thet it was a Meta component. Word of caution - Carl gave me a small plastic screwdriver to adjust the pot with, said metal tools will interfere with setting.

Apparently factory setting was always at MAX!!

Nick

ETA

Nick sorry for the edit, mine was in the same position I just didn't want to spell it out on a public forum.

Could you email him that bit. smile

Edited by Big Al. on Friday 7th January 13:23

SimonBradley

Original Poster:

63 posts

192 months

Saturday 8th January 2011
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Sorted! That Carl is some guy smile