Do we need to use door alarm key pad to turn off window alarm?
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The door alarm key pad in a unit all to itself. The key pad only operates the door alarm. The window alarms are themselves separate units. Each window alarm has "Off-Chime-Alarm" settings. The unit does not operate in the Off position. In the Chime position when the two pieces of the unit are separated by more than an 1/2 inch the Chime will sound. In the Alarm position the unit will sound its alarm when the two pieces of the unit are separated by more than an 1/2 inch. The Alarm will STOP when window is closed or the two pieces of the unit are within an 1/2 inch of each other or switch is put in the OFF position. The door alarm key pad in a unit all to itself. The key pad only operates the door alarm. The window alarms are themselves separate units. Each window alarm has "Off-Chime-Alarm" settings. The unit does not operate in the Off position. In the Chime position when the two pieces of the unit are separated by more than an 1/2 inch the Chime will sound. In the Alarm position the unit will sound its alarm when the two pieces of the unit are separated by more than an 1/2 inch. The Alarm will STOP when window is closed or the two pieces of the unit are within an 1/2 inch of each other or... » Read More The door alarm key pad in a unit all to itself. The key pad only operates the door alarm. The window alarms are themselves separate units. Each window alarm has "Off-Chime-Alarm" settings. The unit does not operate in the Off position. In the Chime position when the two pieces of the unit are separated by more than an 1/2 inch the Chime will sound. In the Alarm position the unit will sound its alarm when the two pieces of the unit are separated by more than an 1/2 inch. The Alarm will STOP when window is closed or the two pieces of the unit are within an 1/2 inch of each other or switch is put in the OFF position. « Show Less
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No they are all working separately, the window alarm are functioning by thereselve
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No, they work independently. On/chime/off switch. Once a window or door opens they activate automatically. However, once you close the door or window they go silent.
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No. Unfortunately (in my opinion,) the window alarm is just an on/off switch and is not alarmed by a code.
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No, the window alarm has an on/off buttom. It is independent from the door alarm where you have the key pad.
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No. The window alarms have a 3-switch slide button on the left hand side of the larger unit. The up position switches it off and the middle and lower positions are two different types of alarms.
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works great but you have to turn off alarm before you set the alarm off, no cherp
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No, it is one way communication between lock and pager. The pager will sound if the alarm goes off, but pager does NOT communicate with lock.
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No, when the alarm goes off the only way to stop it is to enter the code or take out the batteries. The battery compartment has a set screw so it's not easy to get into.
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Either on or off and the alarm is continuous until your mute it, unlike the motion sensor option
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Not necessarily. They are designed to pick up vibrations such as would occur when someone bangs on the frame or glass or if the window pane is broken. You would be better served if in addition to this type of alarm you installed the type that is specifically designed to activate when window is opened. Amazon sells those also. Again I would recommend using both.
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You have the option of turning off an alarm but you have to have the key to do that since the top has to be off.
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It has off switch, chime, and alarm. For the door I'd suggest chime, then switch to alarm at night
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Yes. The only slight draw backs are that some times pressure on the pad can set it off as well. Once you set the unit...if you unplug it, apply too much pressure to the pad, it will sound the alarm. (False alarm) Just reset the Chummie (Top button) when this happens and you are ready to go.
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No - install on the wall and when turned on with fob it's alarm is motion activated.We used it to alert us when dad was getting out of bed. He had Alzheimer's.
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If u have an alarm u will need to bypass that though for keyless entry system to work properly
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Yes. If you slide the button the button on it's side, you can turn it off before you open the door, or change it from alarm to an entry chime.
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You can do that but the alarm will be going off when you exit until you close the door.
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If you did this it probably would set off the alarm and I am not sure you want to do this if you do not need to. It is a very loud sound.
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yes you can turn it off. there is a slide switch (tiny) it has off, chime and alarm
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If (and that's a big IF) you can manage to get it turned on and close the door without setting it off, the only way to turn it off is to open the door and turn it off. The alarm WILL go off.
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YES. You can lock it out or just turn it off. There is a hold button which stops the timer and you just close the door by any means you already have. Or just turn it off if you prefer. The one downside is that it can close with you outside if you don't hear the alarm. So you should have a way back into the house either a hidden key, a wireless external keyboard.