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I'm not sure about this particular alarm... But, on vehicle alarms the ignition needs to be hooked up. That's how the alarm would actually reset itself after being activated and what not.
My personal advice... Hook up the ignition kill relay... To be honest... Without the ignition kill relay hooked up you could've saved money by hiring a Mexican midget to scream when someone is near the bike... It's essentially the same thing... The only security feature the alarm has without that relay hooked up is the siren.... I dunno about where you live, but out here... When an alarm siren is going off nobody pays any attention.
As for the alarm rearming itself... That's def. a feature that can be turned off. I'd bet if you read into the manual a bit more you'd see where to turn it off...
Again, not familiar with that brand, but the stuff I've worked on before would require you to turn the ignition on (another reason to hook the relay up
) and hold down the code program button for a few second and then you're in program mode... Here you can change everything from polarities, to settings, to sensitivity of the shock sensor, etc. Hope this helped out a little bit friend! Let us know if you need anymore help!
My personal advice... Hook up the ignition kill relay... To be honest... Without the ignition kill relay hooked up you could've saved money by hiring a Mexican midget to scream when someone is near the bike... It's essentially the same thing... The only security feature the alarm has without that relay hooked up is the siren.... I dunno about where you live, but out here... When an alarm siren is going off nobody pays any attention.
As for the alarm rearming itself... That's def. a feature that can be turned off. I'd bet if you read into the manual a bit more you'd see where to turn it off...
Again, not familiar with that brand, but the stuff I've worked on before would require you to turn the ignition on (another reason to hook the relay up
) and hold down the code program button for a few second and then you're in program mode... Here you can change everything from polarities, to settings, to sensitivity of the shock sensor, etc. Hope this helped out a little bit friend! Let us know if you need anymore help!
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