Smart Siren II
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Smart Siren II
Today I installed the HD Smart Siren II kit on my EG Classic. Now I have a nice little chirp when I arm or dis-arm the security system. If you shake the bike it gives off a really loud chirp, and it says that next it will do a 30 second siren, although I have not done that yet.
One thing I was not sure of and could not find in my search here, is that you can use this without buying the pager and your existing key fob works just fine. So down the road if I want to get the pager, the siren with transmitter is already there and ready to go.
A nice easy installation too.
One thing I was not sure of and could not find in my search here, is that you can use this without buying the pager and your existing key fob works just fine. So down the road if I want to get the pager, the siren with transmitter is already there and ready to go.
A nice easy installation too.
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RE: Smart Siren II
If I read your question correctly, yes, down the road you can use a pager with the Siren II system. Just make sure you buy a Siren II pager. Tip: Don't use the belt clip with the pager. Don't ask why not, trust me just don't.
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RE: Smart Siren II
ORIGINAL: RonH
Today I installed the HD Smart Siren II kit on my EG Classic. Now I have a nice little chirp when I arm or dis-arm the security system. If you shake the bike it gives off a really loud chirp, and it says that next it will do a 30 second siren, although I have not done that yet.
One thing I was not sure of and could not find in my search here, is that you can use this without buying the pager and your existing key fob works just fine. So down the road if I want to get the pager, the siren with transmitter is already there and ready to go.
A nice easy installation too.
Today I installed the HD Smart Siren II kit on my EG Classic. Now I have a nice little chirp when I arm or dis-arm the security system. If you shake the bike it gives off a really loud chirp, and it says that next it will do a 30 second siren, although I have not done that yet.
One thing I was not sure of and could not find in my search here, is that you can use this without buying the pager and your existing key fob works just fine. So down the road if I want to get the pager, the siren with transmitter is already there and ready to go.
A nice easy installation too.
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RE: Smart Siren II
ORIGINAL: bobros
Where does the siren install on the touring models?
ORIGINAL: RonH
Today I installed the HD Smart Siren II kit on my EG Classic. Now I have a nice little chirp when I arm or dis-arm the security system. If you shake the bike it gives off a really loud chirp, and it says that next it will do a 30 second siren, although I have not done that yet.
One thing I was not sure of and could not find in my search here, is that you can use this without buying the pager and your existing key fob works just fine. So down the road if I want to get the pager, the siren with transmitter is already there and ready to go.
A nice easy installation too.
Today I installed the HD Smart Siren II kit on my EG Classic. Now I have a nice little chirp when I arm or dis-arm the security system. If you shake the bike it gives off a really loud chirp, and it says that next it will do a 30 second siren, although I have not done that yet.
One thing I was not sure of and could not find in my search here, is that you can use this without buying the pager and your existing key fob works just fine. So down the road if I want to get the pager, the siren with transmitter is already there and ready to go.
A nice easy installation too.
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RE: Smart Siren II
It was a very easy install on my 06 - under the right side cover there's two nuts and the ECM assembly comes off. The cable to plug the siren to is right there on the back of the assembly so you just take off the cap, plug in the siren box, put it in the space provided just for the box and bolt the assembly back into place. Some velcro holds the antenna onto the frame and you're done. Pretty cool and I like having a little noise now instead of just blinking lights...
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RE: Smart Siren II
Even though the siren is great, I have set mine off by accident in parking lots but nobody checks it out to see if I'm stealing the bike. The pager is what ya need so you can get there just in time to write down the license plate of the van that is hauling your scoote away.
