how do you set the sensitivity you can open doors, slam door no alarm?
358573
There is a piece that is plug in cigarette port, this detects any sound or opening of the door.
358574
I had the same problem with this thing. Sent it back. Easy to install but not much of a security device.
358575
There is a pressure adjustment screw on the cig sensor. Adjust it for diffrent pressure differentials. And for people responding: if you don't know what you are talking about just skip the comments. If your too dumb to make it work probably shouldn't brag that fact.
1058591
If (and that's a big IF) you can manage to get it turned on and close the door without setting it off, the only way to turn it off is to open the door and turn it off. The alarm WILL go off.
789141
Just reach inside the guard with your finger and push to one side or the other. It will click one notch at a time. Works well, good quality.
1542257
It manually triggers the sensor. Makes it easier to configure and test the sensor without opening and closing the door.
440513
You can select any door for a chime feature that will alert you to set the alarm upon exit
1662561
The system makes a chime noise when you open doors. It does not speak the name of the sensor. It makes no noise when you close a door. It does not work with non-SimpliSafe sensors.
82410
It is important to adjust the sensitivity on the unit. I would turn the adjustment until it alarms and then back off about half turn. That way it is pretty sensitive.
1566179
no ... the system is very limited and i had to devise an external electrical circuit to actually use it. there is a remote key device which you can use to deactivate for entry. the main problem is that there is only enough sensors for one window plus one door and no hope or expanding the system beyond that. in other words, if you need to protect three or more entry points -- two windows and a door -- or two doors and a window -- etc -- you're screwed.
737122
Remove the tape backing stick to the window. Plug the wires and plug into cigarette socket and adjust sensitivity and that's it
1043396
The punch code unit (not sure about window alarms) has some flexibility. Meaning the sensors do not need to be perfectly line up next to each other. I have my sensor a little over 1/4 inch off. I mouned the punch code on my door using 3m command strips, so as to not drill into the door, then used double sided sticky tape for the magnetic sensor onto my door frame.
1020855
Yes the alarm has 2 setting Home where only doors and windows are activated but motion sensors are inactive and you also have arm away where now beside doors and windows but also motion sensors are activated.
549322
Not a sensor a button switch. If the hood is popped open when alarm is set it goes off. It's a decent system. Good range and over senastive sometimes but I like that. It's a good buy.
1109845
Yes, just do not input your secret code, if the code has not been entered it will not respond to the door (window) being opened. It has to be "armed" with your code to either chime or alarm. Hope this answers your question. It will only "go off" you have entered your code.... This unit is very easy to use.
1535984
I'm pretty certain this only works as a second control. But since most of the DYI alarms are keypad + system all in one box, it allows me to hide the main one in a closet and just use the touchpad near the door.
1771918
no or nc door strike? I used a normally open and hooked those up to "gnd" and "no push". If normally closed the try gnd and "nc"Also test with multimeter... Might be bad terminals
423904
You can not alarm the system if there is an open window/door unless you by pass that station. I't will give you a trouble light (yellow). You'll need to talk to your alarm company to do that.
388813
Press and hold the key left of the zero key. It toggles vibrate on and off.