my sisters 97 accord was stolen eventually and was found stripped ( and left in someones driveway ) and the engine still running.

 

be glad all the took was the radar and not the system adn more importantly the car

 

shit, if my car was broken into, id rather them take the whole car. The cash out the insurance would give you is WAY more then what your car is worth.

 

sorry bro, i don't have any manuals for autopage. i only have viper, some audiovox, and some code alarm manuals. i did a search online but could not find a installation manual for your car, but did come across a sales page that did say that your alarm does have the passive arming feature. as for specifics like locking while passive arming and forced arming some alarms do and some don't. you do have a upper level alarm from autopage so i would not be surprised they had such features. if you can get your hands on the installation manual or maybe a owners manual(slight chance its in the owners manual) you can see if these features are equipped. they are usually listed in the programming section.

 

u can search for the clifford/DEI homepage u will find whatever manual u need for this brand. thats how i learn how to set my alarm in valet mode.

 

They probably didn't have time to get anything else out.. thank God. Thanks for the links, suggestions, I'll call and get prices today.

 

I know when my brothers shop installed it, they asked me if I wanted the alarm to lock the doors on its own. Meaning I walk away from the car and without arming it from the remote it will lock the doors.

I had them set it up so that the doors lock when I press the buttons on the remote.
If I dont press it the alarm will still arm but the door locks will remain unlocked.

 

Why would you need it to do that?

 

so your car will arm even though you forget to arm it yourself, and by letting it not lock when it auto arms it means that incase you just turn the ignition off without taking the keys out and go to fill up gas lets say, it will not lock you out.