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How do I change it to double pulse unlock?

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Here is a link to a CM3000 install guide. https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/file.asp?ID=355

See Page 4 for programming Menu 1 Option 5 to ON ( Menu 1 on Page 5 ).

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So I tried that programming and it didn't work. I have a 4 button one way remote (1WAMR-1600). The guide isn't making much sense because its says 4 button remotes have I+II buttons and my remote does not have those and I know those buttons are on the 2 way remotes. Mine shows pictures of lock/panic, unlock, trunk, and auto start but it says those are on 6 button remotes. So Im lost again lol

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On four button remotes, I think Button I is top left. Button II is top right. Button III is bottom left. Button IV is bottom right. . ( I use the OP-500 programmer and the CM5x00 and CM6x00 series ). Using the remotes takes some getting used to and timing is everything.

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Ok I got it programmed and it works. Does anyone know how to make the siren quieter though? Still too loud and I think the neighbours are getting annoyed lol

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Duct tape over the siren.

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Duct tape over the siren.

Some units offer Silent Arm/Disarm... Not sure if this unit does... or...............^

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Or... Adjusting the Car Siren Volume: In order to decrease the chirping volume of the siren, cut the loop located on the siren.

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I read the Manuel and it says to increase the siren volume, cut the black loop. So I tried to look for a black loop Cause I thought maybe it was cut and can not find it! I took it out of the truck and still couldn't see it. My question is is the wire on the inside of the siren?

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It says DECREASE in what i read...

Adjusting the Car Siren Volume: In order to decrease the chirping volume of the siren, cut the loop located on the siren.

This was copied and pasted from the manual... Assuming the Link above is your Unit...

Maybe the Siren is from a different unit or the manual is Old... Or...

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