Alarm problem
Alarm problem
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rmeier

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202 posts

262 months

Sunday 8th April 2007
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Car sitting sedately in garage and now for no apparent reason the alarm goes off. I seem to have a Laserline system that operates the central locking as well. I have turned it off under ther bonnet with the key and noticed to white plastic screws - pots. Am I correct in assuming one operates the alarm duration and the other the sensitivity? Any way of knowing which is which? I guess I should try turning pots anti-clockwise and resetting and see what happens. Any other ideas?
thanks Bob

l33

3,469 posts

253 months

Sunday 8th April 2007
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rmeier said:
Car sitting sedately in garage and now for no apparent reason the alarm goes off. I seem to have a Laserline system that operates the central locking as well. I have turned it off under ther bonnet with the key and noticed to white plastic screws - pots. Am I correct in assuming one operates the alarm duration and the other the sensitivity? Any way of knowing which is which? I guess I should try turning pots anti-clockwise and resetting and see what happens. Any other ideas?
thanks Bob


Try going onto google with the details and getting some instructions?

s.hogan3

315 posts

247 months

Sunday 8th April 2007
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im a car alarm fitter and a laserline/meta/toad/autowatch agent phone me on 07818842479

wedg1e

27,038 posts

294 months

Sunday 8th April 2007
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In the good old days when I worked in vehicle security, the two pots on Laserlines set the ultrasonic sensitivity and the motion sensor sensitivity.

Of course if it's something recent it might be different