Can you disable the chirps for hard braking or exceeding 70mph?
1126031
Further to this, you can now adjust the value of the speed over which the Automatic chirps.
1126032
You sure can. You can turn off any of the audio alerts by navigating to Settings > Audio Feedback. More details here: https://community.automatic.com/automatic/topics/why_does_it_beep_sometimes_can_i_turn_it_off
1126033
Yes, there are options for all three chirp notifications. I immediately turned the speed one off!
680057
When the alarm is activated/deactivated it emits one low pitched "chirp". If the bike is "bumped" or moved off the stand the alarm will emit one warning "chirp" louder than when it is armed/disarmed. If the bike is moved further or longer the alarm will activate and emits a very loud varied tone, the pitch and tone are designed to affect the inner ear and it gives the feeling of being unsteady on your feet. This is probably more of a concern for the baby window.
470086
It does but you have to set it too. By default it turns off this feature after I pass 60Kmh (presumably to not leave evidence you are speeding in the event of an accident).
1421380
No. Only speeding, acceleration and "harsh braking". Note that you have to define what speeding is and you have two categories to work with: 1)"Highways" and 2)"smaller roads". For each of those categories you set the speed limit (e.g., 70 mph for Highway) and the sensitivity you want (e.g., send an alert if 15 mph over). I'm not really sure how highway and smaller roads are determined. You can also set how/if you want to receive alerts....by text, email or just view them when you pull up a report. I've chosen the latter. The iphone app is helpful and I check it very frequently...mostly eliminating the need for push alerts.
282621
I had a convertible and mounted it in the shifter area...under heavy plastic and cloth..it would see through the shifter, console, and convertible rag top and chirp the alarm when:- cats jumped on it- I parked close to tree branches in wind-anyone getting too close to it too..it could read through the side windows fairly well and I jhad to turn down the sensitivity bc my neighbors would get chirped at simply by walking past me car....
1164225
You would have to buy an alarm. Make sure its compatible with the proximity sensor. It's good to have. Sometimes strong winds will make my alarm chirp. It's a good buy. I also bought a tilt sensor. Helps alert when shady tow companies try to lift your vehicle or someone tries to steal your wheels.
1672292
There is an option you can turn on or off the brake sensor. Turning it off will allow you to drive while DVDs are playing.
1666936
You can turn it off. Go to page 50 in the Operations manual. You can find it on the CD that came with the stereo or online at http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Car/AVIC-8000NEX_OperationManual030714.pdf
855825
It does both. Although I don't know why would would ever want to use it with CHIRP available
618336
Yes it has those options including the 'NO Toll Road' option. I really liked the mini 'speed limit' sign on the screen. Traveling on new roads or interstate hwys where spd limit is constantly changing... the screen shows you the limit.
1136720
Yes, it has settings to allow audio and visual notification when you exceed the speed limit. You can also can how many miles over the speed limit you would like it to alarm you.
1281
Yes when you set the race up you can turn the cautions off under the flag options.
796303
it has 2 settings, but the lower setting is still pretty loud. The majority of the noise comes from the cars crashing around, not the actual sound effects.
863435
I haven't had the need to turn it off. I unplug it in the city due to all the speed detection signs where I live, it constantly goes off but that's just it working. I did get tagged yesterday on my way to work by a CHP officer on the side of the road with his radar gun out but he never pursued me and it lit up like the fourth of July.
1491582
yes, the high setting is like a very loud bird chirp, the other setting(i wouldn't call low) is the same but without the chirp, it works! people/cars take notice. I have both the hornet and the airhorn, i find myself using the hornet most of the time that I been thinking of quiting the air horn, although the airhorn can be a lot of fun.
459930
Good question. I'll have to check as I think I turned that off. It is visible though as the speed you are driving changes to red the moment you are one mile over three posted speed.The school zone warning is certainly audible.
249927
Yes. You can eliminate ALL beeps and squawks. I can't recite them from memory, but you need to start from your initial turn on for each selection.