The following are a list of frequently asked questions that pertain to our motorcycle alarms.

If you don't see an answer to your question, please call us at 323.585.2852


Q: I’ve installed my alarm per instructions…but it isn’t working.


A: You probably did not arm the Remote within ten seconds of powering up the alarm.

  • Have the Remote(s) ready
  • Disconnect the negative lead to the battery
  • Reconnect the Negative lead and press the ‘LOCK’ button on the Remote within 10 seconds.
  • Press duplicate Remotes within 10 seconds of each other.
  • Wait 10-seconds then press the unlock button to complete procedure.

Now the alarm and the remotes should be activated.



Q: My Tilt Sensor is not working.


A: The Tilt Sensor is a mercury switch. When your cycle is resting on the side-stand, the mercury inside the tilt sensor should be away from the wire-end.

When the cycle is lifted off of the side-stand, the mercury will flow to the wire-end side of the sensor and activate the siren.

If your siren does not activate, make sure the wire-end is pointing to the right side (throttle side) of the cycle, and adjust the angle of the tilt sensor so the wire-end is pointing down when the cycle is lifted off of the side stand to the upright position.



Q: How do I set the Sensitivity on the Shock Sensor?


A: Follow these steps:

  • Within 5-seconds of disarming alarm, press & hold the ‘F’ button for 3 seconds (you will hear a beep).
  • Then press the Un-Lock button to scroll through 7 sensitivity levels.
  • When you have selected the proper level, press and hold the ‘F’ button (you will hear 2-beeps).


Q: The picture on the box shows a Key Chain feature on the 2-way pager remote…Mine does not have one.


A: We discontinued the Key Chain Feature after some users damaged the LCD Screen due to impact and vibration.



Q: I shut the Shock Sensor off. How do I re-activate it?


A: If you have de-activated the shock sensor – you have done so ONLY for that one setting. Once you de-activate the alarm, when you next activate it the shock sensor will be active again.