Car alarm!
2nd Gear
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 1,374
From: Sequim Washington
I saw it just the other day, cant remember where tho, maybe it was the rosstech website...
1st Gear
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 239
From: Boston, MA
Can someone post how this is done? I've searched and can't find it.
Also, my wife's car alarm keeps going off and I would like to know which sensor is tripping it off so I could either fix the switch or tone down the sensitivity (if it's the motion sensor) if possible.
Also, my wife's car alarm keeps going off and I would like to know which sensor is tripping it off so I could either fix the switch or tone down the sensitivity (if it's the motion sensor) if possible.
2nd Gear
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 1,374
From: Sequim Washington
...I cant remember off the top of my head but I think its in "central locking" then go to read the fault codes and it'll tell you what has triggered the alarm. but you might wanna clear them so you can start from scratch, if not it'll probably list every single time the alarm went off (at least since the last time you cleared them)
to adjust the sesitivity, go to
>"Int. monitoring"
>>"adaptation"
>>>channel 01
>>>>enter a value between 50 & 100 (100 being the most sensitive, also should be 100 by default)
hope that helps, lmk if you got anymore questions!!
-Diego
1st Gear
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 239
From: Boston, MA
well, do you have access to vag-com??
...I cant remember off the top of my head but I think its in "central locking" then go to read the fault codes and it'll tell you what has triggered the alarm. but you might wanna clear them so you can start from scratch, if not it'll probably list every single time the alarm went off (at least since the last time you cleared them)
to adjust the sesitivity, go to
>"Int. monitoring"
>>"adaptation"
>>>channel 01
>>>>enter a value between 50 & 100 (100 being the most sensitive, also should be 100 by default)
hope that helps, lmk if you got anymore questions!!
-Diego
...I cant remember off the top of my head but I think its in "central locking" then go to read the fault codes and it'll tell you what has triggered the alarm. but you might wanna clear them so you can start from scratch, if not it'll probably list every single time the alarm went off (at least since the last time you cleared them)
to adjust the sesitivity, go to
>"Int. monitoring"
>>"adaptation"
>>>channel 01
>>>>enter a value between 50 & 100 (100 being the most sensitive, also should be 100 by default)
hope that helps, lmk if you got anymore questions!!
-Diego
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