If I take the handheld and go for a walk, will the main station also alert? Basically, will both units go off if they're separated?
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Only the radio portion would go off, the base station is just a weather station that shows readings from your outdoor sensor.
1107002
"You are too close to the vehicle, please step away" lol. I had the alarm along time ago. Loved it. Yes both systems will work. You'll have a blue wire I believe from the remote start that will conect to alarm.
1393082
The don't work together. Both are GPS units and neither needs the other to function. Each does the same job, it's just that one has a larger display than the other.
100995
Yes. The only slight draw backs are that some times pressure on the pad can set it off as well. Once you set the unit...if you unplug it, apply too much pressure to the pad, it will sound the alarm. (False alarm) Just reset the Chummie (Top button) when this happens and you are ready to go.
1300348
My problem was on the base station. Batteries go into the portable/ hand held unit and the remote sensor. If the hand held gets bumped, it can shift just enough to trigger the use of the batteries.
2204280
A single push button can trigger many alarm units. I have 4 units ringing off one pushbutton. Very reliable, great range.
1762043
To be honest, I don't know. Mine stays on the same station for the most part. Do not have much need to change, unless going out of town. I use this product pretty much every day and have no issues with having to switch between different stations.
108946
Yes, there is a switch at the bottom for AM/FM/WB/Alert. Although I have it set to Alert, I've never actually heard it broadcast an alert. I have another NOAA radio that does broadcast, so I know when this one should be going off but doesn't.
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The goal of this unit IS to go off every time the sensor detects motion. So this unit is only operated by being on (detecting motion) or off. There are other forms of patient alarms, such as a magnetic clip, attached to patient clothing, that will set off an alarm when the magnets separate...with movement. An alarm like this might work better for you.
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Yes. There is a "home arm" and an "away arm". You can set each zone up accordingly. Program the motion sensors that you dont want to arm, while at home, into the same zone. Then set that zone up to only alarm in "away arm" mode. Just be sure that you set the system on "home arm" while you are at home. I found it easier just to switch off the motion sensors individually (there is a switch on each one) until we go out of town.
1653512
You do not need it connected. It will sound the audible alarm in the house. The cell service is only required if you want the dispatch center to notify your local PD.
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The only way the alarm would go off , ( through motion sensor alert not shock sensor or any other add on you may have) is if something as big as ur hand or bigger would to move next to the car ( Windows) it will send a warning alert which is 5 chirps, and is the ararm is alerted again whithin a short period of reset , a full alarm will be triggered
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OK, I just did a quick test to answer your question. I went approximately at least 300 feet to my neighbor's house across the street from my house. What I did was call my wife on her cell and we chatted as I did that walk to the neighbor's front door. It was always crystal clear per the wife on her cell as well as the unit I took with me. In regards to the Ringers. Yes, you have the "Option" of turning either or both of them off. The Hand-Held Unit or the Base Unit. These phones work great and I replaced every phone in my house with them. Terry
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If installed correctly, when one unit is activated then all units will alarm. The value of this is that you will be fully warned when a distant hazard is detected. I'm sure that you'd want to know (while sleeping in the master bedroom), that there's a problem brewing in a bedroom on the far end of your home. For this may be the bedroom of your sleeping child. When I installed my new smoke/CO units one-at-a-time, I tested after each install. When I pressed the center test button, my new and old (smoke only) detectors all fired.
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yes in deed, I have one unit in my elderly mothers room and ran a long line to the main unit in my room, it stays on all the time. however, if I need to talk to her ,yes I need to press the button, the way I have it I can hear her without her having to press anything, I hear her tv on at night. good for safety reason, if she can not get up, she can tell me without trying to press a button. depending on your needs its great if you place the main unit (the one with volume control in the room where they can't hear you, but you can hear them. I have had mine for a very long time now. works as great as it did from day one. hope this helps.
1241943
I'm not sure of the question but if there is a signal the radio should lock on to the station. I have only used the radio in the city..hope this helps.
996759
There are two on/off options...one on the stationary motion detector and one on the mobile device.