Is it possible that the driveway monitor could disable the security on our Nissan sedan requiring the sedan to be reprogrammed?
633955
I doubt it - it has not affected my 2012 Toyota's electronics. My understanding is that it senses disturbances in the magnetic field caused by the passage of large metal objects (vehicles). Its radio signal to the receiver should be nothing worse than any radio signals from things like walkie talkies and cell phones already in the environment.
341331
I am sure you can disconnect a wire to stop the auto start and stop function. Do some trial and error.
1567738
you should ask the installer about that because they have all the knowledge on it if I will do just search on the net if your car is capable of having an alarm like that.
360117
Yes, if it's plugged into a continuous power port and you leave it on. One way I can tell if it stayed on is when I try to unlock the car with my remote. You have to be right next to the car to unlock it. I would steal it if I broke into your car. So I don't know if keeping it on would do you any good. It's a good monitor of what goes on around your car.
1944612
Yes, but you have to get it programed by you security system provider. They can do it over the phone with you. Its pretty easy.
417522
We took it to the dealer and had them program it. It was not cheap to have that done.
1564991
We suggest a locksmith over a dealer, they are cheaper and will give less hassle. However, these remotes are OEM genuine Nissan, so this should not be an issue. Thank you!
856554
It is a security feature for ANY system, when your vehicle enters programming mode- all remotes must be programmed at the same time. Thank you!
1269760
I know for a fact it can be but that it is against code virtually everywhere to do that. This should only be an issue if you sell the home or there is an accident the sensors would have stopped. When I sold my house it came up in the inspection report. I had kept the sensors but the buyer also did not want them installed.
1756456
yes and no. Alot of the internal electronics are the same in all the cruzes windows, mirrors etc, however for me every 300 miles or so it would trip up all the computers and throw about 100 or so codes. i dont think it ruins any drivablity of the car but the check engine light will be on. i'd say dont get it.
452282
I have no idea, but this unit hasn't "deprogrammed" ANY car that comes down the drive that we have this unit on. We run a large animal rescue org., in NorCal and have hundreds of cars going down our drive, and right past this unit. No one has ever had this issue.
43512
Yes the motion detector should work for this purpose as well. You will have to choose the correct spot in your driveway to sense the area where you want (the manual will guide you). Great system, should meet your needs.
2061609
No, unless you have an AutoPage alarm system with the same type remote. You can't use any type of remote, because they need to be digitally coded to the car or alarm system.
1235762
Yes - You can REMOVE a sensor at the key pad or DELETE it with the Master keyfob (easy way I am sure) or by logging in to your computer and deleting it from the complete list that is displayed. SAVE the change and then plug the master Key pad into the tower that communicates with the monitoring service - it will sync with the new configuration. The real easy way is to put it in a box still working.Do not just take the battery out or carry it out of range as the system will report errors within 24 hours. It misses any of its missing "children".
419568
This just allows you to do the same stuff you can normally do with the FOB with your phone. So if you can unlock and lock doors and start car and Pop trunk with the FOB that came with the system you currently have then you shouldn't have any problems. All this does is plug into the brain of the alarms D2D port and it basically gives your car a cellular signal which allows you to perform functions from anywhere.
816755
Of course this is possible, but in so doing you defeat one of the key features of the device, namely parking mode recording to capture any event that may happen while the vehicle is unattended. It does not draw a great deal of power in this mode. If the vehicle is going to be parked for longer than 8 - 10 hours you can always kill the power manually.
1671424
You would have to verify that the prius monitor has an available input, if it does you would probably have to pull the monitor out to access it.