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Old 21-May-2004, 14:09   #1
Jelley Jelley is offline
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Just picked her up!!
Just picked my 748 up and blinding, loving it..... Ive had a Datatool series 3 fitted, but forgot to ask how it works!!!

I know the round button turns it of... whats the other one do? and does it automaticly arm itself when you take the key out???? Help please
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Old 21-May-2004, 14:53   #2
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If it's anything like my Datatool Veto then it self-arms after 20 secs. My key-fob has a triangle button which puts the alarm into maintenence mode (ie: you can move her around). I get a sort of sickly squeak when using the triangle and a solid beep (off) or two (on) from the round one.

Many congrats on the bike. For ten years it's been the best looking bike on the planet, and I'd doubt it'll be eclipsed in the next ten.

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Old 21-May-2004, 15:02   #3
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The round one switches it on and off, and if you push it with the ignition switched on it goes into service mode - bleeps every 30 seconds to tell you it's not arming or protecting anything.

The triangle is ferry mode, which switches off the motion sensor while still keeping the alarm/immobiliser armed for changes in current drain and other tampering.

Have fun!!!
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Old 21-May-2004, 15:07   #4
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You have u2u
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Old 21-May-2004, 15:33   #5
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Old 21-May-2004, 15:54   #6
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Thanks
Cheers all, been going through all the bumf and just found the destructions!!!!

typical, been sunny all week, get the bike and rain rain and more rain!!!!
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Old 21-May-2004, 16:15   #7
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Have fun mate

Enjoy the weekend.


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Old 21-May-2004, 16:23   #8
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Welcome aboard, hope it`s yellow



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Old 21-May-2004, 18:09   #9
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Why yellow?

You want him to be slow like you?




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Old 21-May-2004, 21:08   #10
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Why yellow?

You want him to be slow like you?




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Right thats it Cadwell shootout coming up :P name the date


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