"i am trying to figure out if there is like a window roll UP wire that i can connect to my alarm? basically i want to make the window roll up every time i arm my alarm or when i press a button in my key fob. thanks in advance
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You need a window control module. If you put a constant 12 volts onto the up wire it will burn out the motor.
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I would be happy if I were you. That window breaker thingy is completely useless, and has a tendency to scratch everything. I was thinking about removing it myself, but did not because I assumed it would be hard to. I'll give it a try now.
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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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You could probably make it work but I wouldn't recommend it. It doesn't have an on/off switch so you couldn't open the window without it going off until the window is closed. The bypass button only allows a few seconds to open and close a door. Also the sensors are not really made for mounting on a window. I think there would better choices under window alarms.
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This is a wired product. It is attached to an existing security system and will set off the alarm in case of glass breakage. It is unpowered, just attach to the window you want to protect, using the included adhesive sheet and connect the two wires to your existing security system and it is ready to go.
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Mine worked just fine out of the box after I instaled the wires to my current alarm. I suggest you check to make sure the batteries are installeld correctly.I do not remember if there were toggle siwtches that need to be set to make it work but I think not. Check to make sure you installed the wires corrrectly in your current alarm.Absent that working, call the help number on your installation document. Good luck. I love mine.
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When you hook up the red (battery wire) and the black (ground) the alarm should yelp a couple of times. If it doesn't, it is probably broke. Bulldog used to be a pretty good car alarm. I had one that spoke Spanish, and it lasted 3 years. I think the new ones are built pretty cheap and are probably junk. Also make sure the battery in the remote is not dead.
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I had no trouble with programing garage doors but cannot get it to do our property gate. I had no trouble with wiping out other controllers but mine is a rolling system and it should not. Were they all set to open this gate. I plan to use google to look into the problem when I get back to ohio...
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I tried to do the same thing with the same app and found it to be unreliable. Sometimes nothing would happen when the alarm was scheduled to activate. It may be the tune in app itself, as I've had some startup issues with it.
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Mine was the same way. I found a different solution by using a wireless chime. It was a lot of work. I rigged the button to connect to the wired chime. It only worked for one door. Not 2 doors like the extend a chime. But at least it could be heard. Sometimes this stuff doesn't work. What are you going to do?
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I have the same issue. It is just one of those things you're going to have to deal with. You can try maybe looking at the owners manual but I have never seen anything for it. Sorry I couldn't help!
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I don't have an aftermarket alarm so not sure. I do know that the fob is programmed by communicating with the vehicle itself so anything that wasn't stock i don't believe would be the same. Wouldn't an aftermarket alarm have its own fob though?
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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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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.
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Hi Alex, There are many suggestions on programming your alarm within the comments section on this very item. I wrote explicit instructions on how to program this remote within my feedback rating, and you will find others did as well. Hope this helps you out. If you still need more info, a quick google search should help you find more related information. Good luck.
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this product is a add on to an alarm or to replace the shock sensor. if someone gets too close to my car the alarm goes off. Its a nice feature. And yes you would have to get an alarm first. Just make sure that this proximity sensor is compatabal with your alarm. And the products are only as good as the install. Keep that in mind. Hope this helps.
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The alarm key fob/remote control that you installed in the vehicle push the unlock button and it will shut it off. now, ig you are arming the alarm with the new key fob/remote and then using your key or orginal remote/to get in car the alarm will keep going off because that is not made to shut the new alarm off. You need to use that new remote only.....