no, but leaving the sensors unplugged was a sort of brute force approach (i know i know, with landies, a little brute force is what you need most of the time) ... I have now reconnected the sensors and locking it with the key, rather than the remote when I am somewhere safe and dont need the alarm - it seems to be working well.
Disco 2 alarm going off
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sierrafery
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Yes, that was the point from the beginning, to lock with the key if you leave the windows open or dogs in the vehicle
sierrafery
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The only way to lock with the remote and not have the volumetric alarm is to completely disable it with tester
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As u suggested, unplug the sensor.
Or the simples option is masking the send and receive elements at each end of the device as required, which is standard practice in the security industry when testing a particular elements of an installation with detection in that area, pir, active infrared microwave, ultrasonic... etc etc my engineers do it all the time.
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My D2 alarm went off this morning for no apparent reason while in the shower. (Typical). Everything worked as far as starting and running, but the moment I used the fob to lock it, off went the alarm. Tried most things to no avail, then found your post, and "bingo". So many thanks. (Had I read the handbook first, may have been a good idea). All I need to do now is remember.
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I have this so I simply always lock the car with the key. I can still unlock it with the fob.
Disables the volumetric or whatever it is thingy. Have to use it with dogs in the car on ferries anyway.
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