Quote Originally Posted by OTEP View Post
I don't really like bundling systems together (e.g. alarm and turbo timer combo). If one fails, the other goes too. Sort of like the scanner/printer/copier/etc. we have at the ward.

On my vehicle, the turbo timer and alarm are separate but jameson found a way for them not to go against each other.

Fargin,
AFAIK, it takes one or two minutes for the sensors to engage. So after you arm the alarm, if a door is still open, it will not trigger immediately.

On more expensive alarms, the arm tone will be different to remind you that a door is still ajar and the door sensor for the open door will not activate (it assumes you left it open on purpose (e.g. a long load extending out of the tailgate).

Doc Otep,

Tama nga po kayo na it should be done separately, pag nasira yung isa hindi apektado yung isa, that's a good idea...sir doctor po ba kyo ng kotse
hehehe..dami kc nyong alam eh..anyway thanks for the advise, pakabit na lang din po ako ng alarm kay jameson anytime this week.

Isang tanong pa pala sir, ano po mas maganda FORCE o SNY? o pareho lang? mas prefered ko po kc sny....