can you reset alerts
346841
I'm looking for a scanner that can read my abs and or brakes! I have the 3100 and it doesn't read my abs brakes airbags etc
346842
not sure what you are calling alerts, if your talking about dtc codes - yes
1080223
No. You can turn off voice alerts but that is all. My question to you is why would you? Would you not want to know about any alerts in my living area.
346030
Sorry, I don't know. Also, this alert was so annoying I deleted it. Being stuck in traffic and having the repeated alert 20 to 30 times was crazy. I also found if you drive paralell to a railroad on a freeway, any nearby rail crossing off the freeway will repeatedly warn you. I foud 90% errors so I dumped it. You may do well to let it go. Depends on where you live or travel. Bob
126083
Yes,The email alerts are quite delayed and I found them to be unusable for actual notification purposes if you wanted to react to the detection.
779231
That answer isn't addressed in their description on the box. Sorry, I can't tell you one way or the other. I don't see a reset button on my unit either.
1168404
I am not sure why you would want to disable it, but you can disable it, sort of... There is a software parameter, length of time after the power fails before an alert goes out, that can be set to the maximum. That is to say, you can set it to call you after the power has only been out for one minute -- or you can set it to several hours before it calls you. By setting it to several hours (cannot recall what the maximum is), you can make calls due to power loss much less likely. But I do not think you can totally disable it.
339920
Yes, you can. If you you have your number on the dial list, it will dial you and you can turn off the alarm and listen in. The alarm will then go off if retriggered. The S02 manual which you can download gives you details on all this.
2035434
Honestly I didn't know that was an option. I really don't think there is one. I am currently at work and will try to remember to look when I get home. I assumed the alarm was preset and/or just went off when levels exceeded above normal levels.
179479
Yes, the home owner can reset the unit. I have had to reset mine. You just have to make sure the sensor is dry and then press the button on the wall unit. The sensor does not need to be replaced if the unit is activated. The sensor needs to be removed from the paper sleeve and dried off. I used a paper towel. The paper sleeve then needs to dry out before it can be used again. Once everything is dry, the sensor can be placed back into its location.
1126032
You sure can. You can turn off any of the audio alerts by navigating to Settings > Audio Feedback. More details here: https://community.automatic.com/automatic/topics/why_does_it_beep_sometimes_can_i_turn_it_off
1704376
Yes it has the ability to reset the codes. I did that for my O2 sensor error code. But if you dont deal with the reason for the error, the code will come up again.
1773313
Yes. Soon as you hit start/stop it will reset. (I have not let it run to stop).. Still have to hit Start again. Hitting clear allows setting a new time.
447555
No, it does not reset itself. You have to walk over and reset it but there are 9 targets so it takes awhile before you have to get up to reset it.
126087
Yes and sometimes I wouldn't even get a delayed alert. A friend stopped by my house (has a key) and told me afterwards. I never was notified. I returned it for this reason.
1153879
No. Just put your alarm system in test so you don't cycle your alarm monitoring company.
516654
Yes . You have to turn the alarm off or it resets after 2 hrs of it being triggered.
964705
I have sensitive ears, so the alarm was so loud to me that I didn't just let it go to see if it reset itself. I just shut it off physically. Hope that helps.