How to Adjust the Sensitivity of a Car Alarm?

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Methods for adjusting the sensitivity of a car alarm are as follows: 1. Enter the driver's seat, close all doors, and press the UNLOCK button on the remote control to deactivate the vehicle alarm. The alarm warning light will flash rapidly at this time. 2. Insert the ignition key into the ignition switch and open and close the driver's side door twice (open-close-open-close). Then, turn the ignition switch from ACC to ON position three times. The alarm warning light will stay lit. Note: This step must be completed within 10 seconds; otherwise, the setting will fail. Ensure the alarm warning light remains lit before proceeding to the next step. 3. Press the LOCK button on the remote control eight times. Each press will trigger an alarm setting, and the alarm will sound. One beep indicates the function is set, while two beeps indicate it is not set. After the eighth press, the alarm will sound, indicating sensitivity adjustment can begin. 4. After the eighth LOCK press, the alarm will sound. One beep indicates sensitivity is at the first level, two beeps indicate the second level, and so on (three beeps for the third level, four beeps for the fourth level). The number of alarm beeps after the eighth press indicates the current sensitivity level. 5. After the eighth LOCK press, the alarm will sound, allowing you to set the desired sensitivity level. Open and close the driver's side door once to adjust the sensitivity level automatically. One beep indicates level one sensitivity, two beeps indicate level two, and so on. 6. After setting the sensitivity, remove the key and press the LOCK button to complete the setup.