Viper & Radar...

Sensitivity adjustable?

[Urban Ops]

Back in '83 I had a Cadillac El Dorado Touring Coupe (I miss that car) with a Black Bart Alarm system installed. It had a sensor inside to detect window breakage and even a slim jim being used based on sound. One weekend right after I got it I went out of town for 3 days leaving it home. I got home to a note on my windshield saying the alarm kept going off all weekend. Long story short, I left my watch in the car and every hour on the hour it would "beep" setting off the alarm. My nieghbors were pissed.

[Viet Nam Vette]

Originally Posted by Urban Ops

Back in '83 I had a Cadillac El Dorado Touring Coupe (I miss that car) with a Black Bart Alarm system installed. It had a sensor inside to detect window breakage and even a slim jim being used based on sound. One weekend right after I got it I went out of town for 3 days leaving it home. I got home to a note on my windshield saying the alarm kept going off all weekend. Long story short, I left my watch in the car and every hour on the hour it would "beep" setting off the alarm. My nieghbors were pissed.

That was a cool car... I loved the old Caddy's Freaken Land Yatch's

Cool pimpin caddy. But I prefer to avoid all that noise. I think I will stick with the factory alarm.

[marin8703]

Originally Posted by Steve - SanJose

Cool pimpin caddy. But I prefer to avoid all that noise. I think I will stick with the factory alarm.

this has nothing to do with the viper alarm

[Viet Nam Vette]

Originally Posted by Steve - SanJose

Sensitivity adjustable?

Yes... And that was one reason I went back to the installer. But he said ...Best to leave it at tha setting for best results. As far as the alarm going off goes....It only sounds for 30 seconds and then resets. It also makes a note that it went off and lets you know which sensor fired.

Also at this stting ..it detects and warns before it goes to alarm by giving several chirps to warn that your to close.