Julian
My handbook describes the "TVSS IIIB" system as follows:
"Press once for lock/alarm WITH interior protection"
"Press twice for lock/alarm WITHOUT ditto"
A third press re-activates the interior protection.
It also says "the security system has a memory: if the alarm was activated during your absence the hazard lights will flash 3 times when disarmed".
Having said all that my system neither looks like the key fob in the book, nor behaves like it, rather I get what you see: one switch position gives 2 flashes, and the other three. I haven't figured out which deactivates the ultrasonic sensors though - academic for me as I disconnected the sounder some time ago when it filled with water.
So you are probably standard, if undocumented.
Christopher Bell
Devon, UK
1996 1HD-FT
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From: [Email address removed] on behalf of Gareth Jones
Sent: Mon 14/11/2005 13:46
To: [Email address removed]
Subject: Re: [ELCO] Julian - switch on keyless fob
Julian, this is mentioned in the L/C handbook. Not having mine in work with me I will have to trust to memory - First plip - 2 flashes and interior and exterior alarms set - susequent plip - 1 flash and the interior alarm is deactivated. Next plip and it is reactivated and so on.
Regards Gareth Jones. '97 1-HDFT Newport S.Wales.
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