can you adjust the alarm to sound, at any speed as the speed limits change while driving ? Like from a 45 zone to a 55 zone.
1315102
no but you can set it up to chirp as you move by the speeds you preprogram in. like it will warn you at 45 go off when you getto 46 or 47 then come back on when you hit 55. i believe its five mile incurments and there are three warning you can set but very hard to do when driving. hope this answered your question.
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I guess you could fiddle with the little buttons on the side to do it, not a great idea while you're driving. Much better to get a cheap navigational GPS which has the speed limits in its database, changes it automatically, and will alert you when you are 5 over. All my units do that, even the "GPS for Dummies" sold here for about $40. This unit is only useful if your speedometer breaks because there is no database stored inside. I recommend just getting a cheap GPS unit, setting the speed alarm, and not even messing with the rest of it, put it face down if you want. Would be half the cost of this and you wouldn't crash while adjusting it. I guess you could fiddle with the little buttons on the side to do it, not a great idea while you're driving. Much better to get a cheap navigational GPS which has the speed limits in its database, changes it automatically, and will alert you when you are 5 over. All my units do that, even the "GPS for Dummies" sold here for about $40. This unit is only useful if your speedometer breaks because there is no database stored inside. I recommend just getting a cheap GPS unit, setting the speed alarm, and not even messing with the rest of it, put it face down if you want. Would be half... » Read More I guess you could fiddle with the little buttons on the side to do it, not a great idea while you're driving. Much better to get a cheap navigational GPS which has the speed limits in its database, changes it automatically, and will alert you when you are 5 over. All my units do that, even the "GPS for Dummies" sold here for about $40. This unit is only useful if your speedometer breaks because there is no database stored inside. I recommend just getting a cheap GPS unit, setting the speed alarm, and not even messing with the rest of it, put it face down if you want. Would be half the cost of this and you wouldn't crash while adjusting it. « Show Less
1315104
No, as it doesn't read the speed limit data as a navigational GPS does. You can just get an alarm for a set speed you choose.
1315105
I was not aware that this could be done. It certainly didn't with the one I had.
757581
No it does NOT give audible warning when exceeding the speed limit. What it does do is the box where the vehicle speed is shown is backgrounded in RED. The only audible tone the device makes is when a school zone is entered. Ron Wray
2164156
You can adjust between a full alarm and a beep. The beep is fairly loud, about once every two seconds. There is no way to adjust volume. I keep the base station by my bed, for monitoring at night, and I have reduced the volume by taping over the speaker on the base.
1028328
Yes you can set it to the nature sounds to wake you and it will slowly get louder. There are three options to use for the alarm. Nature sounds, beeping and the radio all gradually get louder as they are on. You can set how loud you want it to get too.
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I initially was not sure but on review this cannot be changed. This was really designed to warn you if the temperature in the house/room drops below a certain point giving you a chance to remedy the situation. There are other alarms that will allow you to do this but they are more expensive.
635240
Yes but you have to set the speed you want it to trugger and the screen will change also an alarm sound of your choice will sound
923337
Yes, you have the option with the alarms to choose tone, radio, or a nature sound. And the volume can be set wherever you want it.
1194050
Pull the small rubber plugs out of the case and use a very small screwdriver to adjust sensitivity. Adjust the screw that's closer to the middle of the case first. It takes trial and error. I have max sensitivity set to the "warn" zone,inner screw. I have min sensitivity set to outer screw, "the full alarm zone", and let door switches and vibration sensors trigger the full alarm.
1546707
This alarm does not sound like a car alarm. It is a very loud whirling alarm. It will definitely be noticed by anyone in the vicinity and a distress call.
1591155
Hold the finder button down for 10 seconds, the alarm will sound this weird triple chirp.. then hit the car anywhere and at the sensitivity that youwant it at and then it will chirp again.. then just arm it.. your good..
1864083
I don't think that you can change the speed to go any faster or slower. The best way to find out is to call the manufacture.
1556935
Well you can silence the alarm completely and just have the light flash so yes. The light around start/stop is green w/ a slow blink then in the last 60 seconds it speeds up, and when it triggers the light turns red.
923342
On mine, the alarm on nature sounds goes very loud, very fast. Very annoying.
1711570
I haven't had enough "live fire" experiences with actual speed control devices, but when approaching traffic lights with x band sensors, i get the alert, it increases once I get to the light, continues after I pass the light and then falls off in true Doppler fashion.
727385
All alarms will alert in unison to let occupants know no matter where they are in the structure that an event is occurring thus giving them time to get out of harms way. I do not believe the frequency is adjustable.
639554
Sadly I do not believe that is an option on this alarm. While I absolutely love this alarm, it does have a severe lack of seemingly standard options. Your stuck with remembering to turn it on and of when you need it.
1275312
I can't understand your question "if the alarm is not disabled" (you probably means armed ?). the internal siren is 90 db loud.