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Hi there. On quite a few of the Prestige systems, a quick press (whether arming or disarming) will activate the locks and trigger the audible chirp......but holding the button for 2+ seconds bypasses the audible chirp. Eliminating simple things first (without knowing which model alarm/remote you have), is it possible that the button is sticking down? The easy way to tell is that the locks operate immediately when the button is released. If you find you have released, but the locks seem slow, the sticking button is a distinct possibility. There are also options to silence the chirps on some systems. If you do not have the specific alarm owners manual handy, I'd suggest a quick google search will prove helpful. If you do find the manual, saving the document, or even just the text on the page and pasting it into a blank word doc will be handy for future reference. A printed copy for the vehicle glove box wouldn't be unreasonable either. Cheers,

I strongly recommend getting a quality shop manual. They have very detailed wiring diagrams that will help you a great deal. For a really nice, quality diagram, take the manual to a copy and printing service and have them run a copy of your desired diagram. Have them enlarge it as big as you like, and then have them put a clear lamination over it to keep it safe and clean when working with it.

Radar is microwave energy concentrated into a beam and bounced off approaching aircraft or ships or used for measuring the speed of cars, etc. Low level microwave energy can be emitted by many sources - leakage from microwave ovens, various electronic equipment...

7.1.7 BACKLIGHT For low light operation, the FalconHR has a low powerp. 46consumption fiber-optic backlight. To turn the backlight on, press the TEST switch, then while all the LCDp. 46on, press the MODE switch. Repeat to turn off the backlight.

Use the serial number from the device and contact customer relations. It worked for me.

Request the wiring diagram from Autopage.

You can use this for most of it. Most remote starts/keyless entry/alarm do the same things. Most are even colored the same way. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/460639/Directed-Electronics-Autocommand-25523t.html

They have a internal battery. That battery may have gone bad and needs to be replaced

Do a hard reboot so your new device can get the new ISP numbers download new device. Then try Bluetooth it you are trying to upload to car. The

If the battery is FLAT no electrical goods will work

Does your car have a toggle switch. Is it factory install alarm. I was after market with a toggle switch

From the Manual a. Find the "frozen" segment according to the display. b. Press firmly down on the "frozen" segment until it breaks free and the loose fit is restored. Once the "frozen" segments are loosened, the error message should be gone and the board will continue to operate normally.

Start by disconnecting your car battery. Wait five minutes, then reconnect it and see if the problem goes away. That will reset the computer.

I am not sure if this site has one, but give it a try. ManualsLib Makes it easy to find manuals online

When the car starts the remote start unit either recognizes because of voltage increase or begin rpm. Either the rpm sensor is not connected properly for the first, or your choice of defective remote start unit or alternator not charging.

Check the battery in the remte.

You have a short or a bad rectifier.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZ5ssi2Zkos

Have you changed the batteries lately? Some parts stores have a way to test it.