don't the first alert system have a read out of 0 when no carbon monixide is detected
806145
Mine is blank when it is in normal operation. if I press the "peak level" button then It displays -0-
806146
Yes. But, the screen is blank until you push the right hand button in for about a second. Then the carbon monoxide level and battery level indicator are shown for a few seconds.
806147
The display is blank but you can see the 2 buttons under the display panel - the one on the left side is a test button and the one on the right shows the level in the display panel when pressed. So yes, when you press the right button and no carbon monoxide is detected it will display 0 in the display panel.
874799
The device detect CO with right sensitivity. I find the acceptable CO density on internet. So it is not important whether it is on some list or not.
1269413
Mine has never done this, but I have read that it can have something to do with the RDS system. I think there is a setting for manual clock setting rather than automatic setting, which uses the RDS signal. Maybe you could try this.
206095
The system is basically an infrared variance responder. Anything that throws contrasting light in the field of the reciever will cause an alarm. Fast changing light on a cloudy day will set it off. Basically, there are no sensitivity adjustments available
597181
I am not familiar with the fenix 1, if it uses the ant protocol then yes it must also read cadence.
1761823
Ditto to what was said below, with the exception that I really like the blue display. I've never had a problem seeing it and this has to be the best detector that I've ever owned. Now that I know what TFSR is, I wish it did have it!! (would be just that much better...)
261619
Heyy, try using just a regular battery. Positive is red or with a code written on it and negative is the solid black. I tested all before installing and only one didn't work. Hope this helps :)
1325746
When the service department changes the sensor they will have to reprogram the computer to register it. At that point the light will go out if there are no other problem. I do not believe this tool is able to register a new sensor, it does set the internal electronics into a diagnostic mode. However, each model year is unique and whether or not the internal electronics are able to register a new sensor ID or just reset to an existing one is specific to the internal. Same thing applies when you rotate the tires.
1211738
I live in Colorado so the police do not care. If it is a problem in your state put a piece of black tape over the lights. The front of the display lights up and beeps like crazy. As a side note the detector has gone off every time a patrol car has had the radar on. I drive about 300 highway miles a week and so far it has always worked.
2080811
All I need to do to get mine to work is to hold down the buttons and it shows the numbers in black. I haven't had a problem with the sensor at all.
1996464
To clear up all of the answers already received - the device itself has a small LED that glows green when fully charged and begins blinking when it gets low on battery, however, it is almost impossible to monitor and there are no vibrations or beeps from the device. The Garmin service does send e-mail or text alerts at levels you can set (I have 30% and 20% alerts) and they are set by default at 20% and 10%. So the reason you see answers that say "No" is because the device does not really alert you and the reason you see "yes" answers is because the service does alert you. To clear up all of the answers already received - the device itself has a small LED that glows green when fully charged and begins blinking when it gets low on battery, however, it is almost impossible to monitor and there are no vibrations or beeps from the device. The Garmin service does send e-mail or text alerts at levels you can set (I have 30% and 20% alerts) and they are set by default at 20% and 10%. So the reason you see answers that say "No" is because the device does not really alert you and the reason you see "yes" answers is because the service does alert you.
534088
Well, in my humble opinion we (Jandy owners) have been taken to the cleaners on everything they sell salt-wise. Did you clean the cell with diluted acid? If so try that. Did you install the sensor with the new chip adaptor? If so, take off the adapter. It is a really bad fix. It seems to make all the bugs that everyone complains about worse by increasing, rather than decreasing, the sesitivity of the sensor. I got a few months (my non-heated season) out of my sensor (with one cleaning midway) by removing that jumper. I too am now getting a 121. I am going to clean the cell tomorrow, make sure the three prone plugs are clean, reboot the whole thing, and see what happens. If it doesn't fix, I am turning the whole thing off, saving my money, and buying something that works. Good luck.
1148942
No, chirping is the only alert to low battery status. Red light indicates either no DC connection or the detector is not properly connected to others in the chain. Green light indicates unit is performing as it should.
812152
Take battery in sensor make sure it's good and remove any plastic prevent it from making contact put the HRM around your chest and tap the cateye module a few times it will come up had same issue
543231
I thought my battery was dead, but was not. I initially had to fidget around several things. The bottom part on right fork has to be tilted in towards the wheel to get as close to magnet on spoke as possible. Spin the wheel a few times and check how the magnet travels past the sensor. It has to be close and on specific path or it won't read. Once you adjust magnet to get right path on spinning and sensor is tilted in a bit and positioned correctly, you should have success. It took me a couple tries, but once you have it, no problems.
1831995
You can take it to a pep boys or advance auto and they can specify which sensor has failed. No charge. They have hand held devices. On my Tundra there are three possibilities.
29068
Item 4 in my instructions say: " 1) Alert - Beeps when a sensor is activated, corresponding zone LED will also flash.2) Alarm - Sounds an alarm when a sensor is activated, corresponding zone LED will also flash.3) Off - No audio sound will be emitted when sensor is activated. Zone LED will flash to indicate the activated sensor."As far as I see, there is no adjustment, not even a speaker grille to cover.