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08-02-2002, 11:57am
Fiche, the alarm has an automatic arming mode from which the bike has been switched off for more than 30 seconds,..... BUT it only arms the Ignition Kill mode - no other sensors, thus bike screeching alarm will not sound. Also the alarm has a sleep mode which used in the garage when not using bike for long periods. This mode only draws 0.5mA compared to 6mA when on full alarm mode. Also, bike will automatically arm itself to sleep mode after 72 hours untouched or not armed. To keep the module receiver mode active the bike will draw 5mA where as full arm mode is 6mA to activate all sensors.
The module and receiver has its own back-up/standby battery which it self charges so you don't have to worry about the main bike battery going flat. Also the figures I give you are really stuff all - talking about Milli-Amps here!
I'll dig out the info and where to but it from during the weekend. You can only buy it Western Australia and alarm made in Italy. And something you should also know is that each time you go to start the bike you have to disenage the LED flashing by pressing remote button on key ring, UNLESS you start bike with-in 30 seconds of dis-arming bike! Surprising, you do actually get used to pressing button remote every time you go to start bike after putting key in ignition and on!
More to come, Peter
The module and receiver has its own back-up/standby battery which it self charges so you don't have to worry about the main bike battery going flat. Also the figures I give you are really stuff all - talking about Milli-Amps here!
I'll dig out the info and where to but it from during the weekend. You can only buy it Western Australia and alarm made in Italy. And something you should also know is that each time you go to start the bike you have to disenage the LED flashing by pressing remote button on key ring, UNLESS you start bike with-in 30 seconds of dis-arming bike! Surprising, you do actually get used to pressing button remote every time you go to start bike after putting key in ignition and on!
More to come, Peter