Turn off alarm with Nanocom

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Originally Posted by RobMichelle

When we out with the dog in the car, if we left him in, ( with sunroof open and windows down a bit) soon as he moved alarm would go off took a while to find thread on here about it.👍

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Same issue with my dog. I would have to leave the car unlocked.

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Originally Posted by Bohica

I you leave the window slightly open, the wind blowing in can set off the alarm. If you loeave the window open, lock the car with the key in the door. Turn the key, do not push the buttons. This turns off the alarm.

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Thanks, I'll give that a go. Might be the answer if I can't turn the horn off with the nanocom.

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Originally Posted by onebob

Using my HAWKEYE diagnostic tool i disabled the Volumetric alarm sensors and now are enjoying quiet nights and happy neighbors [emoji1360]

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Yep the random alarm going off at 2 am doesn't win any friends

The key lock is what I've used when needed - what about simply pulling the plug off the alarm horn?

Yes, just use the key to lock it and there is no alarm.

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Originally Posted by yogi_dog

Hi

Absolutely sick of the alarm going off with the horn whenever it feels like it.

I have located the alarm horn off using the nanocom but after i disable the horn function i get a error message saying it couldn't save.

I checked the sd card and it is not locked.

What am I missing?

Any ideas?

Cheers

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Mate, just put some sports tape over the internal sensors, at least eliminate the obvious geckos, mice,
moths etc. I park mine in the sun all day, windows cracked, bosses wife used to crack the ****s with alarm going off all day. Put the tape over never had a problem since, and you still have an alarm.

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Originally Posted by quinny139780

Mate, just put some sports tape over the internal sensors, at least eliminate the obvious geckos, mice,
moths etc. I park mine in the sun all day, windows cracked, bosses wife used to crack the ****s with alarm going off all day. Put the tape over never had a problem since, and you still have an alarm.

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Yes that's what happens to me. I'll try the tape as may be simple solution

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Hi Guys

If you lock the doors on a D2-D2a with the key in the door lock you still have alarm, but it disables the cab movement sensors , you still have to open the doors with the button otherwise the alarm will go off. think this also works on D1.

Hope this helps

Tony

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Originally Posted by BigT

Hi Guys

If you lock the doors on a D2-D2a with the key in the door lock you still have alarm, but it disables the cab movement sensors , you still have to open the doors with the button otherwise the alarm will go off. think this also works on D1.

Hope this helps

Tony

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There is a setting in the BCU to override that too(for D2)... it's named "always disarm with key" which will disarm the alarm no matter with what you unlock the doors(except a hammer or screwdriver [biggrin])

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Originally Posted by yogi_dog

Hi

Absolutely sick of the alarm going off with the horn whenever it feels like it.

I have located the alarm horn off using the nanocom but after i disable the horn function i get a error message saying it couldn't save.

I checked the sd card and it is not locked.

What am I missing?

Any ideas?

Cheers

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You have a Nanocom device so disable the volumetric sensors as I did with my Hawkeye device.. easy peasy and job done [emoji1360]