Deactivating the alarm

[rolex]

Anyone know if you can deactivate the alarm when locking the car? A tight fitting carcover is setting it off during windy weather.

[JasperJ]

hello.. you have mail.

[targarama]

I'd like to know too please. (I don't remember this being in the manual)

[rolex]

JasperJ said:

hello.. you have mail.

Jasper, dident receive anythink, wonder if the e-mail link is down?

[conner]

Just hold the alarm button down and the indicators flash twice and then a third quick flash, this disarms the internal sensors.
Conner

[JasperJ]

Conner said:

Just hold the alarm button down and the indicators flash twice and then a third quick flash, this disarms the internal sensors.

Good point, however when I tried that it still kept on going off.. but worth a try, let me know if you want me to send the details again if it does not work.. thanks.

[rolex]

conner said:

Just hold the alarm button down and the indicators flash twice and then a third quick flash, this disarms the internal sensors. Conner

Just tried that Conner, it flashes 3 times but it doesent lock the doors

Please Jasper, can you send?


>> Edited by rolex on Wednesday 17th November 18:56

[conner]

yes, mine is the same.
The problem I had was when shutting the garage door the alarm kept going off, so by deactivating the internal sensor it stopped the alarm from going off, but the alarm does go off if you open the door.

[JasperJ]

Rolex - send me an email through my profile and I'll respond.. if the key fob option is not good enough. There are three other options - which are a little more drastic and takes a bit of work.. so you might want to get a dealer involved. But send me an email and I'll give you the detail on what I did. thanks.

[madbadger]

Would holding the button down to get the 3 flashes work on a ferry?

Not sure I'd either want to leave the car unlocked or have the alarm going off, so that could be a useful option.

[steve11]

Come on JasperJ, spill the beans...