If i was to lose my keys outside, i just have to walk around with the remote pressing the button until it beeps?
943088
Yes, but it depends how large of an area you lose your keys in. I don't think the range would work in a large field but if you came close enough to the finder, yes.
943089
Basically, yes. It has a relatively short range so you would have to be within 5 feet approximately.
943090
That pretty much it :-) . I love it. But it will only work within a certain distance.
1364925
Once it is set, it will go off when it detects movement. No need for a remote.
2116921
Dear John, The most common error (mis-understanding / mis-operation): To open the lock, you need to TURN the outside knob WHILE it is beeping (within three-second after a correct code entered). For more updated FAQ and support info, please check our website.
1456542
It is more of a continuos beep, more like...... beepbeepbeepbbeep..but it is not a very loud beep....and you have to hold the tracker/locator button down. It is great for finding my keys, the tv remote and my cell phone. Hope this helps!
1113428
Strange, mine has never beeped, and I didn't do anything to get it that way. The only indication I have for inactivity is the red lines on my step count. Sorry couldn't help!
981187
There's no remote control or anything like that. It detects motion and that's what activates it. So, if you have it near your door and pointed in that direction, it will go off when someone approaches the door from the outside. And yes, it sounds very real!
1797022
You have to move it for the alarm to trigger. Opening the door won't do it, but closing it will. You can adjust how sensitive it is, and how long it takes to arm after turning the key. So if you move it, it will start beeping and if you don't disarm it, it will trigger the alarm. Don't know how long the 9V battery lasts, because I just got mine a few weeks ago.
2044348
If u have an alarm u will need to bypass that though for keyless entry system to work properly
764544
If you have the code you do not need the keys. The keys are if the battery has gone dead. If that has happened I do not know what you do....so sorry!
469261
Yes I believe it will beep even if it is flat in a wallet. I have had my unit working on a remote for the tv for over 3 months now, and even if someone is sitting on it under the couch cover we hear it!!!!. No complaints so far. Car keys don't go missing either. A real time saver.
1553744
Yes. There is a key for when the battery runs out. The batteries last for 3 years so keep the key in a safe place.
535250
The receivers are attached to different keys and if you misplace those keys, you press the button(s) on the locator unit and the receiver will beep to indicate where the misplaced keys are.
1317727
I just received this and as far as I can tell, when you enter the house it will automatically lock behind you. But when you leave the house, you have to manually unlock the door and it won't automatically lock. It just beeps over and over to remind you to lock the door. Either I'm doing something wrong or this is a HUGE flaw in the design.
1452515
I have not experienced that but one thing I found that is disturbing is that when the closing sequence has started and the unit beeps, if you manually close the door, it opened it back up when the sequence came to the end. That could be a problem if one leaves without checking. Also this gadget works well but it goes through batteries pretty quick and the flashing red light does not tell you which unit, the door sensor or the wall unit, needs replacement. Anyway, so far so good but if you do not have an outside keypad and forget your closer, this thing will lock you out.
1954102
Yes, there us a beep when you push the buttons on both the remote and the actual unit.
1949324
You cant use this key if you dont have one with the remote, because you most put it in the case and let cut the key.
845323
You need to hold the button. Seems not quite convenient, but I think much safer.