Clifford Cliffnet Wizard

[Bazzer]

I know it's not ICE but... ah well....

I've been thinking my clifford concept 300 keeps going off when a gnat farts in Zimbabwe, so I want to adjust a sensor. Trouble is, I dunno which one, or how. So I was gonna get a cliffnet wiard kit and see what I could do with it. Then I had the bright idea of getting hold of the software first, and seeing. So I did. I got the standard and the Pro version  but I can't find any sensitivity settings.... So back to square one?
Anyone handy with these things?

[monzablue16v]

It will probably be a pot on the sensor itself only g5 clifford alarms allow it from CNW. Depends who installed the alarm and what they installed helpful eh. shock sensor will be on steering column, proximity sensor near the middle of the car somewhere. HTH

[Bazzer]

Ah really....? Well I can't see anything in the cabin on the steering column, would it be behind the dash? I've got an aerial thing with G4 on it I can see inside the car, but not sure what type of sensor this is - should I investigate with a screwdriver?

[...joe]

i've got a g4 500 and its a pain in the ass! the guy that installed mine hid stuff all over the shop! pretty sure the sensor on mine is a little black box with a sort of dial on it.

what does the cliffnet thing do then? because mine seems to have a bunch of problems... ie the indicators don't flash when you arm/dis-arm, remote start doesn't work anymore. i've checked as much as i can and have checked all the fuses i can see but it all seems fine. does the cliffnet thing let you set up the alarms features?

[jv]

You can get the software here:

http://www.clifford.com/g5/wizard/default.asp

and as bazzer said, check out what you could potentially do with it.

I have the cable section if you want to use it sometime. You still need to have had the output to it installed at the time and I am not sure it is standard.