how exactly do i get the additional options for this alarm system? like the remote keyless entry, trunk release, auto start, and power window roll-up
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have to get additional parts only trunk lock and door lock is on it if u have power locks in your car and power trunk allready
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Depends. If your car already has those features and you want to integrate them into the keyfob, then it is a matter of identifying the wires to tap into. If your car does not have a particular option, e.g., remote start, then you will need to buy/install a separate module/parts and wire the alarm to it
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This just allows you to do the same stuff you can normally do with the FOB with your phone. So if you can unlock and lock doors and start car and Pop trunk with the FOB that came with the system you currently have then you shouldn't have any problems. All this does is plug into the brain of the alarms D2D port and it basically gives your car a cellular signal which allows you to perform functions from anywhere.
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Use the key provided to unlock the unit's gear.Optional accessories: keypad LM105, photocell LM102, alarm lamp LM140, solar panel LM109, back up battery LM125, mounting post LM107, video door phone LM162, wall push button LM147, loop car detector LM155, and many others.
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Hi Leanne, Thanks for your question. In response, Yes, absolutely. Our keypad will easily tie into your existing power door locks / alarm, so that everything works together. For more complex installs, I would recommend using a professional car stereo installer type person, so they can handle the alarm system integration. Hope this helps. If I can help with any other questions you have, just let me know... Have a blessed day, Mark
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you have to look at your alarm brain. its usually under your driver seat or under the steering wheel dash. you dont want to buy the wrong remote, because the remotes arent universal. after you find out the type of alarm you have then purchase your remote. the diy program is on google....
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I bought this product and still have not installed it for that reason I don't want to carry an extra key. If you call your local locksmith they can get the correct lock to replace the ignition switch to match your key you currently have. ( I realized this after I bought the product. )
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You will need to loose a key and get a 556uw or a bypass module called PKALL. You can make the system work off the factory remote by using the white blue activation wire. You will hook that up to your negative lock wire found on the passenger kick panel. You will just program the unit to activate with 2 pulses, so when you hit the lock button twice the car will start. However you will be limited to factory remote range which is not much. Using the remotes that come with the unit is your best way to go... Good luck.
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I dont have a door/window alarm, but I dont see why you have to buy a separate receiver. You have up to four zones, so you would just set up the door or window detector to anyone of those you have open.
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The manual explain in details how you suppose to connect every thing so the alarm can work. I have one , I intall it myself and it works . You have to know also that you need a transponder bypass if your car use a transponder key.
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I don't know the exact procedure to do what you ask, but I believe your car's alarm system must be able to start your car first.At that point your instructions in your alarm documents should guide you the rest of the way...Check here: www.autopageusa.comGood Luck,
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Hey zdplayer, thanks for asking. I'm not sure whether to take the previous response seriously or not... not even sure if that individual actually bought this specific device (no offense)... In any case, I have purchase this very exact device through Amazon Prime... I do not recommend buying any aftermarket alarm system from other merchants if there is no guaranteed warranty and peace of mind that is equal to what Amazon provides... The unit is very basic and very simple to setup. When you first receive this item, it will come with all the wiring harnesses, instructions, 2 remotes, and receiver/central alarm computer. I do not believe this comes with a siren but connects to your car horns instead. Installation instructions is straightforward - but I still recommend having a basic to intermediate knowledge in automotive electrical system. I do not want you to fry the computers on your car. Other than that, the product description is right to the point and I am happy with the system.
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This alarm i have in stall dosn't have the remote start , if the person who install the remote start u may need a different remote then this one . This one has the arm , disarm and panic buttens and if the installer set then remote start to work then it well
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the unit has lock and unlock inputs. The vehicle locks can be operated from these inputs A passive entry device could be installed. There is also a wire that when grounded will trigger a remote start.
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A website link was sent with the key fob. I think is was a2 minute video on YouTube. Very easy! Just sit in the car with all the doors closed. Turn the key to the start position and back to off 8 times. You will hear all the auto locks move and an alarm will sound. At that point, push one of the buttons on the remote. Easy!
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If your vehicle has factory theft/alarm you will need a bypass module. this remote start is a difficult install if you dont know auto electric.
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You should check with your local dealer to see if the vehicle has an RKE system installed. They would also be able to verify FCC and P/N of remote needed if it does have a remote keyless entry system.
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Yeah I got that exact one however I don't know if it will allow you to use it because when you unlock the car with the key the alarm will activate. But it does work well and comes with instructions and battery already inside