Siren sound when start the car while Arm

After Arm, I start my car by remote starter Delta Pr 5005 at Honda AC 98 and CS 2006 at AcuraLg 94 then Siren sound (not horn sound). Is there any wrong when I wiring or we supposed always disarm before we start the car by remote starter. I am tired because it. Thanks for your help. Dnguyen

If you installed a starter kill relay...are you sure you hooked up the remote starter after that starter kill? In other words, if you hooked it up before the starter kill (on the switch side), then you'll set the alarm off.Q: What's the best nation in the world?

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When Installed Delta pro 5005 at Honda Accord 1998 I did not installed a starter kill relay, But I did installed a starter kill relay at Acura Legend( CS2006). Starter kill work. When I disarm, then I start car by remote, car start fine. But when I ARM and start car by remote, car start, then SIREN Sound. Do I need to disarm (unlock) before I start a car by remote or are there any way to shut down alarm when I start by remote? Thanks for your help

1 - Did you install any aux sensors (glass, shock, tilt) other then the one that came factory with the alarm -OR- 2 - how is the shock sensor(s) currently installed on the system (the wiring of the units to be exact). -OR- 3 - did you hook up the alm so the dome light is turned on by outputing a signal to a door trigger wire? An example would be sending the dome light output off the alm(a ground) to the door circuit (pin switch) in the car as a way to make the dome light come on? I ask because I remember some alarms do not have an aux port that is turned off during remote start. Or in the case of an optional sensor, that may be hooked up lets say to the hood trigger instead of aux sensor port then it will not be turned off during start. You know, have the tilt sensor ground the hood trigger instead of going to a port on the alarm. Might try unplugging the sensor(s) for shock,tilt,motion (whatever) but all of them. If it doesn't sound then plug them in one at a time to see which causes the problem. Also and last what is causing the alarm to trigger? Read the LED flashes. It will tell you what caused the alarm and help narrow down the trouble spot.