Does this system work with the factory alarm? Does locking the system via remote arm the alarm, and unlocking disarm it?
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Yes, this system is designed to arm/disarm your factory alarm system. You will need to connect the 2 outputs from this keyless module to the alarm system activation wires. The manual has the color wires needed. Also, you may contact the technical support dept. for more details.
1527347
yes , because this is s keyless entry and what it does is put down and up the locks and once the lock is down the factory alarm engage.
472800
This remote works only for factory set entry (doors/trunk/panic alarm) it does not recognize any other frequency for an after maker alarm system.
1264395
You need 2 relays to make whole system work with your alarm. Here is the diagram to wire it up. http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/2607/powerdoorlockwiringfour.jpg
730722
I ave no idea,really. I was driving, and it had armed itself. When I cut off the power, I was stuck at a shopping center, waiting for AAA to come and get my truck. The funny thing is, the AAA personal who picked me up, knew about alarms ,because he used to install them himself! He took it out there and then, I was able to go home. I knew I should have not bought that alarm! So, I went with a Viper alarm 2 way pager, until I can afford a remote start, then, IPhone comparabilities! I just wanted to ft it to start putting alarms myself. It was a simple process to hook up all those wires you would get from a remote start system! But, even with Al and Ed's hooking up the alarm themselves, it still didn't work good at all. Probably, it could be how sensitive the components are inside. Things aren't what they used to be anymore. Not that that is bad.
1535984
I'm pretty certain this only works as a second control. But since most of the DYI alarms are keypad + system all in one box, it allows me to hide the main one in a closet and just use the touchpad near the door.
1133949
No it does not have a remote access. There is a more expensive version of it that will. Also, the system works great. I can leave for 6-8 weeks at a time and I have had no false alarms. It is a great alarm for the price.
314420
You will have to program the remotes to work with your alarm. Do the "Transmitter Programming" sequence described in the manual. This is assuming you have the same alarm system in your car as this one.
1336359
The keypad will seperate from the mounting plate, start at the bottom, it takes a little gentle prying. Turn off base unit, alarm will sound. Unsrew base plate and remount.... I have done it 3 times... I still have a problem with mine, even after a replacement unit, it will arm but not disarm the system. If you have any info, reply.
2215794
According to here: http://www.remotesandkeys.com/product-p/z2062b.htmIt will work fine with that alarm.
2072928
Yes, you do have to disarm the system by pressing a hold button on the parental unit. Every time I get my son out of bed, I forget to pause it, and end up setting off the alarm. At least I know the system works.
93104
The easiest answer is to buy some extra presence sensors. Then when they are detected you can have the home disarm. For example, I keep one on my keychain (mostly because from your phone you can make the presence sensors beep to find it) and one in the glove box of my car. When my keys and car are both gone, it activates away mode which arms the alarm and locks any doors that i left unlocked. It also turns off all the lights in the house. When the sensors are detected again, the alarm disarms and the door coming in from the garage unlocks, and the system is changed back to either night or home depending on the time of day. Does this answer your question? As an added bonus, you'll be able to check the app on your phone to see who is home.
1117708
It unlocks and locks, trunk release, silent chirp, valet mode, auto lock if accidently unlockd (optional), this alarm does it all but remote start. Not for this verson. All depends on how its hook up and how you want it set up
1483934
Pressing and holding ARM and DISARM together for about 2 secs triggered the loud siren alarm, (equivalent to panic button on car keys or other alarm systems), but one major disadvantage is that remote does not send radio signals, i.e you have to point the remote at the alarm - which may not be always practical in situations where you want this. Suppose the alarm is in downstairs living room, you are in upstairs bedroom and you sense someone breaking in, you will have to get down, go close to the alarm, point at it and press both buttons with two fingers - think if that would be practical for you.
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I know I was able to. I have an LX with no additional alarm system. You pry off the panel to the left of the steering Wheel and unhook the connectors. There's a connector that's small and black and one that's big and white. With the door shut and locked, take an unfolded paper clip and stick one end in port 2 and one in port 10 (the second one in from the top and the last one on the bottom with the clip piece facing upward). If you're not sure just try and if you don't hear the car lock sound flip it over and try again. After you hear the click, press and hold your new (and old) key fob then test them. When you program the new one you have to reassociate the old one or it won't work anymore. It took me days of searching to find this info.
389858
Some model vehicles equipped with oem alarm will need a connection to the vehicle disarm wire along with the unlock wire from the remote starter to disarm oem alarm. If you tell us your vehicle model and year, we can let you know if yours may need it, and what options are available.
1130161
The alarm will work. The alarm has a deafening high pitched alarm. I use it in combination with a full alarm system but I started off with this one. Once the criminals found out it was just a noise maker I was forced to buy an alarm system, cameras and contract a security company.
1116547
This only works with a aftermarket alarm system. If you have a factory alarm, you have to buy another to use this add on.