Remote Arming/Disarming Car Alarm 1886 with Automatic Door Lock/Unlock

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SPECIFICATON OF CAR ALARM 1886

 

●Remote arming/disarming

●Silent arming

●Panic/car finder

●Auto rearming

●Auto arming

●Lock/unlock when auto arming(selectable by jumper)

●Closing door reminder when arming

●Door unclosed warning while drive

●Door lock/unlock with remote

●Power/vacuum type central door lock (selectable by jumper)

 

●Automatic door lock/unlock

●Remote trunk release(+)

●Siren chirp

●Parking lamp output

●Door trigger(+/-)

●ACC trigger

●Hood trigger(-)

●Ultrasonic/shock sensor ports

●Remote sensor bypass

●Power window(-)

●Temporary chirp disable

●Led status indicator

●Intrusion memory and notice

●Zone violated identification

●Three independent triggering zone with memory

●Power interrupted memory

●Anti-hijacking

●Ignition/start disable

●Emergency override

●Anti-false alarm

●Code learning

●Valet mode

●2nd Stage unlock

●Dome light output(-)

●shock sensor inside

●Car horn/Electronic siren selectable

●Door sensor auto-deactivate

 

lTechincal parameters:

lVoltage:12V  +/-3V

lCurrent:≤ 20MA

lFrequency:315MHz~433.92MHz

lSiren:105 to 125dB

 

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Q:I have a 2003 Jeep Wrangler with a soft top that I leave open during the summers. I would like the alarm to have a proximity sensor that will set off the alarm when someone reaches too far inside the Jeep. What are the best brands and models out there available for me?
(viper, Clifford u need the sensors set hi that way thay cant get close to the jeep and if thay do it will warn them and if that keep getting close it will go off
Q:(Viper responder 350) the alarm comes with an extra wire to connect to an aux like a trunk release. Id like to hook it up to turn on my aux lights so I can turn them on and on and off via the remote.The lights are connected to a 4 pin relay (positive and negative input to the relay activates the flow for the aux lights positive from the battery) The aux signal wire from the alarm says negative. If it was a positive output I could just plug the wire after my switch to the relay. How do I connect it?
I would check the voltage polarity of the alarm that says negative. It would have to have an isolation transformer in the alarm to generate a negative output and I doubt the alarm has this for an isolated output. By the way, the specs say this doesn't have remote trunk pop.
Q:how do i instal a car alarm?
I would heavily advise against installing the alarm yourself unless you are extremely familiar with your car's electrical systems and computer chip codes. There are many connections that need to be made to make this work and the wrong connection may cause your battery to drain. I would seek a professional to install it.Good luck!
Q:if you can put brand and model that would be great !I will appreciate any help.
yo bic, gotcha 13 is radius ryee?
Q:I have a 2008 Dodge caliber SE plus.
idk i looked it up on google i couldnt find anything but i think it works somewhat close to this, whenever you have current passing through a conductor with little resistance, it will heat up, so i suppose they have some material in there that heats up when current passes through it. i noe this sounds dumb since copper conductors have little resistance yet they dont heat up, but i know it has something to do with the material inside the iron and i know that it requires little resistance so that it allows more current to pass through which will have more electrons(electricity) colliding with the conductor's atoms and create friction(heat)
Q:hello I recently bought a new car and im looking for a custom alarm system that will be a head turner. im looking for a car alarm system that will sound like the atomic nuclear siren every time someone trys to break into my car again
its almost impossible to find them cheaper than 30 dollars, the lowest i seen them was 32 dollars online. just google them to find a distributor online
Q:I have a 2001 Nissan Altima with roughly 53k miles. I changed the battery in my keyless entry remote and since then, my car alarm has been going off at the most random times. It went off while I was driving and I had to pull over on one of the most dangerous stretches of road around! I have the factory system installed and am completely unsure of what the problem is. It seems whenever I have the keys near the car it goes off, but if I don't, it stays silent. This is really aggravating and have never had this problem.
Hello First question do you have more than 1 set of keys? If so try leaving the normal one away from the car and use the other set. You may have taken to long whilst changing the batteries. The alarm should never go off whilst you are driving. If you have the manual look up how to match up the key to the alarm system. Check you have the batteries in the right way up. Most new ones use 2 batteries and advise you to only replace one battery then replace the other rather than both out then both new ones in as the memory is lost from the key. Andy C
Q:You know, oops! I‘ll just park my car so much closer to their house and, well Okay, normally I would never do such a thing. I have dogs. I know dogs bark. I would never let my dogs bark long enough to bother neighbors. This dog barks so much that it doesn‘t take a breath for over 2 hours. It‘s actually torture.
most cities have noise ordinance. type up a letter and put on your neighbors door that in interest of neighborly good will you are giving them a heads up before reporting their barking dogs. if they don't curtail the behavior, a fine or two will probably do the trick.
Q:what is the name of the alarm that goes off if you are within a certain amount of feet with the car?
Peter H has it right - it is a proximity alarm.
Q:I‘m looking for a 2-way car alarm that provides top-of-the-line security and a long range for the pager feature. Which would you recommend and why?Thanks!
Look at the Viper alarm systems but remember that the longer the distance the more likely the vehicle will be gone when you get there so if you want to keep your vehicle then I would say look into the LoJack, best on the market
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