Can you re-set the base so it starts counting sensors at 1 again? Mine has 2 beeps for one sensor and 5 beeps for the second sensor.
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Yes you can. To reset the base unit you hold down the rear "learn" button, then start the "learning" steps all over. Although I am unclear if you can actually just get one beep. Like you mine started at 2, then 3 so on and so fourth up to 7. My guess is that 1 beep could be harder to distinguish where 2 is unmistakable.
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yes just reset and start again-- the reset button is on the base hold down till you hear 3 beeps and start again you should start with one . carl
1124829
Yes. Use the learn button as described in the instruction book. I always start by removing the batteries from the remotes and I then unplug the receiver. Then just follow the initial instructions for setup.
1203367
The kit comes with 1 sensor. You can rinse, dry, and reuse the same sensor, but if it's not completely dry it will set the alarm off when it's plugged in. (I bought a spare, but haven't used it because I found that my child only typically goes once at night. If that is not the case for your child it would probably be easiest just to have 2 sensors as in the middle of the night you might not feel like dealing with the "cleaning/drying" of the used sensor.). Hope that helps. Good luck!
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Yes. I could be wrong but I believe you can actually hook up 16 sensors to the same unit. There are 4 channels so you can definitely at least hook up 4. But it's my understanding that you can actually do 4 sensors per channel, although I haven't tried it yet. It's an awesome system!! I love it. I currently have 4 sensors and just ordered 3 more so I'm gonna find out soon if it can handle more than 4.
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I believe it did I purchased a second sensor and installed both of them so if the first senor failes I can hook up the 8ther sensor.
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yes, a visual - parenthesis around whichever alarm is being set or going off. While there is also sound, unfortunately the single beep does not correspond to #1 alarm, 2 beeps does not correspond to #2 alarm, etc. Would have been much easier if 1 beep had been for #1, 2 for 2, 3 for 3!
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You can set them to blow in different increments, if I remember correctly, 1 min to non stop till the user disarms, but if its going off only the display would let you know a different sensor was triggered......
723489
I use one sensor and it alerts me in 2 locations on my property, Bugs running across it can set it off. Needs some light to make it work too.
1124410
If you have two sticks of memory try taking one out and start it. If it beeps again try the other stick. Repeat for each stick if more
1933736
Yes, it beeps twice. There is no way to silence it. I also find this annoying and unnecessary.
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Agree with Jenny and others. Hold the top/12:00 button, hear one beep, then keep holding, you'll hear a second, different beep. It is now powered down.
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I just changed my sensor and my light is still on, call up denso customer service line and tell them which bank and which sensor it is (sesor 1 or 2) and they should be able to confirm before you buy it, I advise DONT buy any sensors until you confirm which one it is, I believe on our gs there are a total of 4 02 sensors
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If it chirps every 30-40 seconds, the battery may need replacement. I can't recall if there is any "expiry" date on the detector - is it exactly 1 minute? I suggest tossing in fresh batteries and maybe clean by vacuuming around the detector with a brush attachment. And see if that stops the beeping? I thankfully have not had the chirping problem until after about a year and it was because the battery was weak. Is it all of them beeping at once? I would hardly think all 4 could fail at the same time, but try the obvious approach first. Otherwise, you may have defective detectors or your wiring may be faulty.
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YOU GUYS ARE WRONG AND I BOUGHT IT WITH THE INTENTION OF IT BEING 4 SENSORS, NOT 1!!! I picked up my package and there was only 1 sensor
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I am not sure and would have to look in the manual, which I no longer have. If you have two sensors for two doors, perhaps something went sideways when you programmed the base unit for the second sensor or it is waiting for you to program the second sensor.
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Yes. Either as independent or slaved. By wiring you can dictate one sensor or both. Instructions are in the package. I have two slaved so either sensor triggers both.
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Yes, I suggest u keep the directions , sometimes u forget how many beeps for different things. Not complicated though.
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I'd ask the manufacturer - but could set one alarm to respond after 6 rings, another at 7 and the 3rd to 8. Then once the first responds, go into the menu and turn change the response number of rings to 9; then repeat with the second unit and so on. This would be time consuming and would require multiple calls and adjustments.