How does the valet mode work in this alarm?
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Here is the answer, however, it is on page 3 0f the owners manual. 1. Enter the vechile and turn the ignition key to the "ON" position. 2. Press and hold the LED valet push-button switch for 5 seconds until the LED turns on solid. This will remain on as long as the system is in valet mode. 3. To return to normal operation; turn ignition switch on, press and release valet push-button one time. LED should now be off and system into normal operation. Good luck!
1487733
No, the window alarm has an on/off buttom. It is independent from the door alarm where you have the key pad.
1681952
If the buttons are the same it will work. You will need to find the manual for your alarm then it can be programmed. or you could just replace the front cover with the buttons. I used the new unit as my switches would stick at times. You will have to find your "valet switch". Mine was by the fuses.
406069
Pretty simple. Just follow the instructions on the back. And you need to know where your valet button is in your vehicle.
1020854
Yeah, it's built to do that. There is a 'home' and an 'away' mode. You just assign which triggers you want to be active for each one. For mine I have doors and windows only when we're at home and when we are out the away setting will trigger the alarm with doors windows and the motion detectors.
1591081
its a siren which needs to be connected to an alarm system, the alarm gets disarmed when you enter your code into the panel/keypad, this is not a standalone siren
46280
This is direct connected to your ignition switch or vehicle alarm. It is not battery operated.
961180
I do not know the answer, I actually need to return this because it will NOT work with my car alarm system. I purchased the wrong model.
423492
You just wire it to the terminals in the control panel that lead to your other alarm. There is enough current to drive all alarms
611865
So I called Belkin. I tried to use their website but it doesn't work--a bit iffy for a tech company. Their rep response "oh yeah we've had complaints about that". So I ask when the valet will be available since the site says JULY and it isn't July anymore. The guy said it is listed as available but they don't have any coming in until October. So it seems to be a contest of what sucks more, their tech or their communications. Way to go Belkin!
1382647
To enter and exit valet mode from the remote. .. Open door, press lock, unlock, then lock... your light should go solid in your car. Repeat to exit valet mode.
37951
On the top of the unit there is a switch the switch pushed all the way to the left is the chime mode. The switch in the center position is off mode. The switch all the way to the right is the alarm mode.
1382646
The Valet button is in the car somewhere. You need it to program the remote. Mine was under the steering column, pretty tough to find actually.
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I have purchased the sc-1000 and the sc-10. I am encountering one problem after another. I am attempting to program the audio alarm and auto-dialer to the control panel, but I am confused and the directions are almost worthless. I also have two keychain transmitters, a motion sensor, and two window/door sensors that need to work with it also. Please, offer your advice.
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There is a touch sensitive capacitance button on the upper top right hand of the detector that says CITY. Just lightly touch it for city mode and a red led will come on the panel with one beep. For highway mode press it again and the red led will disappear and you will her two beeps when you do. Hopes this helps you out. :)
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Forgot - you turn the alarms on or off by pressing the "F" buttons with a momentary press while the radio is OFF. I think I covered it. I hope.
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I believe that may be complicated because there is a pre-alarm which occurs a few minutes before the actual alarm time. You would have to set something beyond 10 minutes and then ignore the pre-alarm. Perhaps someone else out there has figured a way to disarm the pre-alarm feature. This alarm works well, but I had to stop using it. It was so loud, my dog threated to leave home.