Sorry people, more Sigma alarm woes
 

The alarm keeps going of on the Scoob, hence me being awake at this stupid hour:brickwall

Does anyone know if theres a code to turn the sensors sensitivity down a touch, don't want them turned off completely, but alo don't want to be kept woken up at 3:30 in the morning!!

The car will be kept in the garage very soon, just got to clear out an immense amount of crap collected over 8 years!!

Free BTT!

Anyone know of someone that could fit my alarm for a reasonable price?

It has really good instructions but I'm not sure I want to give it a go.....

Hi
To reduce the sensitivity you need

*17856*20 then *0 to *99 followed by # to adjust ultrasonic sensitivity. Default is 15

You can also adjust the number of exceeded counts in one second required to activate the alarm.
That code is:

*17856*21 then *0 to *99 (Default is 10)

Hope that helps.

:notworthy Thanks mate, thats exactly what I needed

I don't want to turn the sensors off, just can't be having the alarm keep going off!:thumb:

What alarm is it mate?

It's a Hawk..... Cat 1

Cornelius, for more codes for the Sigma alarms, have a look in the Scoobypedia and search for 'Sigma', when I was stuck at Lakeside at christmas, I got on my N95 and downloaded the pdf's to my phone with all the codes ;)

Thanks Nate:thumb:

that's strange mate, never happened to me!!!!

One of the only things that didn't :lol1:
Just kidding :D

I checked the car over before I came to work and it don't seem to of been tampered with, oh well nevermind I will finish sorting the garage out Saturday so it's out of the way

pmsl...yeah was about the only thing i didnt have trouble with!!!! lol

the only time it did go off during the night was because 1 of the rear windows was slightly open.

;) had trouble with it NOT going off @ lakeside??? oh nope that was the new one.... :D:D

:p :p :p

Paul,

you will need to have a look as well, because from memory, your (now) car had alarm problems, unless that has been rectified ;)

Sod it, I'll take the alarm out and fit a Clifford, can't be having these problems;)

Arrrrggghh

Not you, Paul ....... The other Paul :D

Nate, are you talking about Pauls car specifically?? or classics in general, as i had no problems with the alarm at all.

oh my new car!!! lol.....tis ok have got a pin number sorted for mine so should be ok.:thumb:

:lol1: That's why we've got usernames;)

BTW cornie. ;) if you want to change the pin number there is a link around for that too...

i did get told this at days but have lost the bit of paper he wrote it on. So if you find the link, can you let me know where it is.

cheers

:thumb:

Summary:
My advice is to read the alarm system's instruction manual and practice entering the PIN before you need it. If you do not know your PIN, or bought the car second hand (in which case the PIN may have been changed by the previous owner) you can change the PIN to one of your own choosing, using the keypad, provided that you have a working Radio Key.

Changing your PIN:
- Arm and then Disarm the system using a working Radio Key.
- Within 30 seconds of disarming, type into the keypad: *17856*92*wxyz*wxyz# (where wxyz is your new PIN code)
- Arm the system with the Radio Key
- You should now be able to disarm the system using the new PIN code

Thanks Steve, already found the full code list and have passed onto Spally as well.

Will be having a play tonight just incase Spally decides he wants the car back:p :lol1:

:lol: but i know how to change it ;) he he

lol;)

And always remember



Don't


park



near



fecking


great


big


masts



http://www.scoobycity.co.uk/phpBB2/files/4m.jpg

Mark ;)

Or near primark @ lakeside (They have one of these dirty great masts)

As I found out :rolleyes:

had the same problem at Natuzzi in lakeside, parked just in front of the store and then couldnt disarm the alarm