Clifford Disarm Chirps

I have a Clifford RSX 3.5 installed in my car. After installing it, I decided to test the alarm by deliberately triggering the various sensors (door and shock). Now, everytime I disarm, instead of chirping twice, it chirps four times and constantly tells me (on the pager) that the door and shock sensor was triggered. Does anyone know how I can reset this? Any input will be appreciated. Thanks.

moskillz2:

 it's on a '97 Toyota Supra, and I don't think it has the dome light delay like you said. Anyhow, I armed it about a minute after closing the door (domelight went out immediately as I shut the door). That's no problem. It doesn't chirp again letting me know a "door is open". It's when I disarm it. It seems to not reset the alerts that tell you that your alarm went off when you were gone. I triggered the sensors about a week ago and It constantly reminds me of it. However, if I pull the fuse for a minute, the alarm works fine, until a sensor is triggered.

JWorm:

The car has a manual tranny, and I opted not to activate the remote start feature, knowing I usually leave the car in gear when I park it most of the time. =) When I put it together, I didn't conect 3 harnesses. I believe one is the remote start ribbon harness, the heavy gauge relay satellite wires, and the remote start harness (H3). I just got the correct starting system wiring diagram, so I have yet to install the heavy gauge wires which I'm planning to do later on today when I get off work. Correct me if I'm wrong, but could leave the remote start harnesses if I didn't want remote start?

moskillz2:

 it's on a '97 Toyota Supra, and I don't think it has the dome light delay like you said. Anyhow, I armed it about a minute after closing the door (domelight went out immediately as I shut the door). That's no problem. It doesn't chirp again letting me know a "door is open". It's when I disarm it. It seems to not reset the alerts that tell you that your alarm went off when you were gone. I triggered the sensors about a week ago and It constantly reminds me of it. However, if I pull the fuse for a minute, the alarm works fine, until a sensor is triggered.

JWorm:

The car has a manual tranny, and I opted not to activate the remote start feature, knowing I usually leave the car in gear when I park it most of the time. =) When I put it together, I didn't conect 3 harnesses. I believe one is the remote start ribbon harness, the heavy gauge relay satellite wires, and the remote start harness (H3). I just got the correct starting system wiring diagram, so I have yet to install the heavy gauge wires which I'm planning to do later on today when I get off work. Those chirps should be back to normal after I install the heavy gauge wires, which I think one goes to the ignition, right? I hope so. I'll find out later and keep you posted. Correct me if I'm wrong, but could leave the remote start harnesses if I didn't want remote start? Thanks.