How to find the model # of car alarm system

Contact the previous owner or the sales team that sold the property! This will be an owner set alarm....... We would not be able to help without knowing the make and model of alarm anyway!

Be sure you understand the difference between a master code and the technician code. A master code lets you program other codes (and do some other harmless stuff). The technician code lets you do anything in the panel. If no master code is known you will need to default the panel. Do that by turning off power and disconnecting the battery. Reconnect the battery or plug pack and within 10 seconds enter 971300 on the code pad. That will wipe the eeprom back to factory defaults, and reinstate user 1 as a master code with a value of 1234. Don't even think of doing any of this without an INSTALLER manual. (Not the same thing as the USER manual). Better still, get an alarm tech familiar with DAS or CADDX products to program it for you. Worth every penny. After that you can add/delete users with your own master code using the much simpler User manual. Any code can be set to be a master code (that is you can have more than one master code)

you need to locate the alarm box under plastic's drivers side kick panel or behind glove box and search unit details or get back to me and i will hunt.

easy remove it , and put the wiring back to factory stock
bingo,
done many
others (installed) i use a jumper plug i design, that allows me to
unplug the alarm box, and insert a jump plug and all is back to stock.

the wiring is here. all of it.
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i posted both ways, nice huh?

try looking on the HONEYWELL site (yes honeywell tooke over ADEMCO or ask a local alarm installation business they could find one for you

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Interesting, seems alarm has been set-off before<now circuit is ON> and not been re-set back to neutral<re-set circuit to OFF> so when doors are closed, alarm memory retains previous set alarm memory <circuit set to ON>. It'ill go off again whenever door being opened, regardless it have been armed or left open as the memory circuit recognise it still as before alarm set-off<circuit is set ON>.

Solution, 1) Read your car owner's manual in the alarm section, read on how to re-set alarm to neutral if it has been set-off while armed [my experience is by turning the ignition key as if you are going to start the car engine but do not start engine then back to off position, do it 3 times as it will beep after 3rd run]. 2) On 4th run, start the engine, lock all doors then unlock it, 3) Turn off engine, get out from car, lock doors and arm alarm. 4) Dis-arm alarm, open doors and see if it still set-off alarm as before.

If all that doesnot work, go to your local dealer as alarm system has a system fault that can't be fixed without proper equipments.

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try elitezoom.com or safemanuals.com they may have 1

Lock all doors and open with key in passenger side door.Then start it..That should reset the security system>>>Hope this helps you and have a great day...

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It sounds like the car's security system is going off. Is there a key fob to lock/unlock doors and turn on alarm? If there is, connect battery, and immediately press alarm/unlock button to turn alarm off.
I have a truck with an aftermarket alarm system installed by the previous owner, my battery died, and when I hooked up a new one the alarm went off, and it took a while before I hit the key fob button, but it stopped it. Let me know if this works for u.

I have recently moved into a new property and it has a paragon plus alarm system fitted. I have tried contacting the previous owners for the alarm code, but to no avail.
Does anyone know a way around this problem?