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After the shock sensor is triggered on my

Autopage RF 520 LCD

i go to the car and unclock the doors...
...the pager tells me that the shock sensor has been triggered

I get in the car start it up and drive away and the LED flashes 4 times and then a pause...meaning the shock sensor has been triggered....

However, it keeps telling me everytime i unlock the doors the shock sensor has been triggered....even tho its not actually being triggered....and always flashes the LED while driving....  

Answer
Try to reset it or if need be, replace
the shock sensor since it is falsing.
If all else is working nominally then
logically, the shock sensor is malfuctioning.

Try also to contact your seller for the info.
They may be able to replace it under warranty.

I hope this helped.

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