Sigma M32 Door Open beeps
20 October 2003, 08:10 AM
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I'm not sure on the M32 but here's the instructions for the M30, they should work.
Turn on the vehicle ignition, press the remote button once, type the number 7, immediately turn off the ignition.
Replace 7 with a 6 to switch off or replace it with * to toggle between loud and quite bleeps.
Chris
Turn on the vehicle ignition, press the remote button once, type the number 7, immediately turn off the ignition.
Replace 7 with a 6 to switch off or replace it with * to toggle between loud and quite bleeps.
Chris
31 October 2003, 12:18 PM
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I personally like sigma alarms.
having had one in the early 90's
there was an article in the local rag the other day, some woman with a scoob broke down in a petrol station near me.
apparently the alarm was the cause of this. the remote wouldnt operate!
sounds all to familular,
as i went to the same garage many years before with my bishi evo. and the alarm remote stopped working!
i got my tool kit out the boot and bypassed the immobiliser and got the car running.
the next day i chucked the system in the bin and bought a clifford.
anyway, ive read posts on here before about simular probs with the antennas (phone ones) in petrol stations causing sigmas to fail.
makes you laugh ! you arent allowed to use a mobile in a garage because of the static.
but they can have great big antennas that *** up your alarms ????
sigma used to be owned by secure micro systems lol
they were also half owned by british intelligence.
says allot for our country...
the paper article about the woman breaking down in her scoob
went on to say that she contacted her nearest subaru dealer
where she got the car from , and they said this was new to them!
they had never heard of a previous case! lol
somehow i think, its more like this..
subaru dont want to have to recall and replace all the sigma alarms with another make.
hmmm yes
having had one in the early 90's
there was an article in the local rag the other day, some woman with a scoob broke down in a petrol station near me.
apparently the alarm was the cause of this. the remote wouldnt operate!
sounds all to familular,
as i went to the same garage many years before with my bishi evo. and the alarm remote stopped working!
i got my tool kit out the boot and bypassed the immobiliser and got the car running.
the next day i chucked the system in the bin and bought a clifford.
anyway, ive read posts on here before about simular probs with the antennas (phone ones) in petrol stations causing sigmas to fail.
makes you laugh ! you arent allowed to use a mobile in a garage because of the static.
but they can have great big antennas that *** up your alarms ????
sigma used to be owned by secure micro systems lol
they were also half owned by british intelligence.
says allot for our country...
the paper article about the woman breaking down in her scoob
went on to say that she contacted her nearest subaru dealer
where she got the car from , and they said this was new to them!
they had never heard of a previous case! lol
somehow i think, its more like this..
subaru dont want to have to recall and replace all the sigma alarms with another make.
hmmm yes
12 November 2003, 02:41 PM
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Sorry not to come back quicker but have been very busy at work and its the only internet access I have (Do not tell the boss
I am the boss Ok I am busted)
Works great now even the wife knows when the alarm is set.
Thanks
Sorry not to come back quicker but have been very busy at work and its the only internet access I have (Do not tell the boss
I am the boss Ok I am busted) Works great now even the wife knows when the alarm is set.
Thanks
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