shamoo

So this is likely a dumb question, but I couldn't find anything in the manual (I admit I didn't look TOO carefully).

When I use the keyfob to lock the car, sometimes I heard a single chirp, and sometimes I hear a double chirp. I don't know what either means or how it happens.

Search brings up this thread but I do not have the Porsche Entry & Drive option. I also lock the car at pretty much the same time so I don't think it has anything to do with waiting a while vs. not.

https://rennlist.com/forums/991/1118...unlocking.html

Any ideas? I posted in the GT forum since I'm not sure if other Porsches/911s have similar setups.

Jimmy-D

Just have them program out the Chirps and you have nothing to worry about- that is what i did

911dev

I don't know either and I should know by now. That said, I presume aka I am guessing this fully activates the alarm. I always make sure I hear two chirps before leaving the car unattended. It sometimes takes more than two clicks of the fob to get two chirps.

S S

1 press/chirp alarms the entire car.
2 presses/chirps just alarms for exterior medling...

​​​​​​http://www.porscheownersmanuals.com/...-system-on-off

I occasionally hear 2 chirps when I thought I'd pressed just once too.

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shamoo

Haha, I would still like to know the difference between 1 and 2 chirps.

It doesn't matter how many times I click the keyfob.

If I hear 1 chirp, I can click the keyfob repeatedly afterwards and I will continue to only hear 1 chirp.
If I hear 2 chirps, I can click the keyfob repeatedly afterwards and I will continue to only hear 1 chirp.

Weird.

911dev

I sometimes have had to hit the fob three or four times to get a double chirp. I have also had to unlock the car and repeat locking to chirp twice. Unfortunately, this doesn't help you.

kyrocks