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| diesel_jim Member Since: 13 Oct 2008 Location: hiding Posts: 6133   
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the 10AS alarm unit can be set not to flash the hazards, maybe it's been switched off? (you'll need diagnostic kit, nanocom etc, to turn it back on)
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20th Aug 2013 11:19am |
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| Little Tom Member Since: 20 Aug 2013 Location: Lancashire Posts: 134 
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Thanks Jim, that definatley could be the case. Those Nanocom gizmo's sound like a really good idea in the long run, I think I might have to start saving pennies for them. The fact that the indicators arent flashing isnt exactly causing me grief, more of a query really.
Ive been out at lunch and bought a couple of batteries for the fobs just in case anyways as they could probably do with a change. Thanks again. Michael was just telling me a story about a friend of his who slept with a land rover, lonely nights in the desert.. |
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20th Aug 2013 12:19pm |
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| Laurie Member Since: 22 Feb 2008 Location: Sussex, England Posts: 2897  
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Try locking it with a window partly open.
Stick your hand through the window after 30 secs and see if the alarm sounds.  |
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20th Aug 2013 11:07pm |
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| Little Tom Member Since: 20 Aug 2013 Location: Lancashire Posts: 134
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Thanks Laurie, I changed the battery last night just to be sure it wasnt that and I still dont get an indicator flash so I will pretend to be a thief tonight and stick my hand through the window once its locked and see if I get any horn action
 Michael was just telling me a story about a friend of his who slept with a land rover, lonely nights in the desert.. |
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21st Aug 2013 7:39am |
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| appaloosadude Member Since: 17 Oct 2012 Location: Buckinghamshire Posts: 630 
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I'm pretty sure my alarm is perimetric only, rather than volumetric... |
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21st Aug 2013 9:12am |
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| Laurie Member Since: 22 Feb 2008 Location: Sussex, England Posts: 2897
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Locking a moth in it has the same effect......
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21st Aug 2013 9:13am |
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| blackwolf Member Since: 03 Nov 2009 Location: South West England Posts: 17610 
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If the 'window' test fails to activate the alarm, try opening a door from the inside through the open window.
The 10AS provides both volumetric (interior movement) and perimetric (doors/bonnet switch) protection, and it is possible under certain circumstances to have the volumetric disabled whilst the perimetric is enabled. Normally this will happen in the event of a 'mislock' which would cause a beep, but the mislock beep can be disabled. If you report back your findings, I'm sure that the panel will provide further diagnostic suggestions. |
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21st Aug 2013 9:15am |
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| Little Tom Member Since: 20 Aug 2013 Location: Lancashire Posts: 134
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Right, an update!
As the land rover is at home and I'm at work I got the Mrs to carry out the 'window down, pretend to be a burglar' test. Here is the reply I got from her after carrying out said test "Yes the alarm works. S**t up Seb so much he is still crying" 
Seb is my son, I didnt know he would be involved in the test but he may now be scared of defenders for life! So it seems like the alrm is working fine. Also I have had the mislock bleep a few days ago when I left a door open by mistake. So it sounds like perhaps someone has plugged a nanocom in and disabled the indicator flash? As far as I can tell from the replies that is the only possibility... Michael was just telling me a story about a friend of his who slept with a land rover, lonely nights in the desert.. |
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21st Aug 2013 9:59am |
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| blackwolf Member Since: 03 Nov 2009 Location: South West England Posts: 17610
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It does appear to be so. Hope little Seb recovers quickly!
It will of course be all your fault that he's upset!  |
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21st Aug 2013 10:25am |
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| Little Tom Member Since: 20 Aug 2013 Location: Lancashire Posts: 134
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Little Seb? He's 25! Hahah only joking, he's 2 the poor lad. You are right of course it will be my fault! Michael was just telling me a story about a friend of his who slept with a land rover, lonely nights in the desert.. |
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21st Aug 2013 10:31am |
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| appaloosadude Member Since: 17 Oct 2012 Location: Buckinghamshire Posts: 630
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Where are the sensors for Volumetric sensing? I've not noticed them....
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21st Aug 2013 10:33am |
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| Little Tom Member Since: 20 Aug 2013 Location: Lancashire Posts: 134
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In mine it sticks out like a sore thumb, just behind the driver seat on the roof lining. Well at least I assume that's what it is! Michael was just telling me a story about a friend of his who slept with a land rover, lonely nights in the desert.. |
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21st Aug 2013 10:44am |
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| kipperthedog Member Since: 27 Jun 2013 Location: Down South Posts: 403
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This might be handy to keep hold of......
http://www.gomog.com/allmorgan/LandRoverSecurityManual.pdf .....found in some dark dusty recess of the internet! |
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22nd Aug 2013 7:18pm |
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| taffrican Member Since: 14 Jan 2011 Location: Living room Posts: 624  
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kipper, that is a very interesting doc. I had no idea that you could do all that with the Defender alarm system, could end up saving me a lot of hassle one day
 many thanks Optimists say the glass is half full..
Pessimists say the glass is half empty.. Engineers say the glass is twice the size it needs to be! |
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22nd Aug 2013 11:09pm |
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