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[acropolis22]

Found in a newly purchased moho. Previous owner not contactable. Any idea as to what this is?

 

[acropolis22]

And how do you post pix to come up smaller? These are way too big?

 

[eddie]

It is an alarm override or an immobiliser override, Probably Laser Line

 

[pappajohn]

It's possibly an alarm/immobiliser over-ride key.
Eddie beat me to it.
Somewhere around the dash there will be a hidden corresponding socket.
You simply touch the key contacts to the socket contacts.

 

[acropolis22]

Thanks guys. Just have to locate the hidden socket now......

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[Ninjabob]

Looks like an immobiliser touch key make unknown.

 

[Bailey58]

On the pic sizes, normally you can click on the pic before you post to show the corner tabs then drag one in to make the pic smaller.

 

[pappajohn]

Could be anywhere and may just be a plastic plate with the two contacts on.

 

[62272]

Identical to mine, moho alarm control key. Gemini Alarm 931 T MH You should have a small connector with two contacts on your dash board, around your steering wheel with a red led on the side of it. Although the led will only illuminate if activated. The key also allows the vehicle alarm to operate without the internal sensors being activated (in hab mode).

NB. Does depend where the technician located the connector though!

 

[acropolis22]

Identical to mine, moho alarm control key. Gemini Alarm 931 T MH You should have a small connector with two contacts on your dash board, around your steering wheel with a red led on the side of it. Although the led will only illuminate if activated. The key also allows the vehicle alarm to operate without the internal sensors being activated (in hab mode).

NB. Does depend where the technician located the connector though!

Thanks. I'll have a look next week when I next get to the van.

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[John H..]

And how do you post pix to come up smaller? These are way too big?

One way is to view them on a computer scrreen (at the smaller physical size) an then scree snapshot them and save he snap shot at a low resolution jpg.

 

[Bessy765]

We have a similar system fitted to our Burstner. the alarm is set by pressing the middle button on the key fob which locks all the doors and sets the alarm. If we are in the van the fob is used to disable the internal sensors. There is a sequence of how to program it to do so. Also on ours if the key fob should fail to turn off the alarm using the little fob by pressing it against the female bit which on ours is low down on the dashboard by the steering wheel will turn the alarm off. Out of choice as all our previous vans two presses of the middle key fob button did the same thing we find this method a bit fiddly.

 

[Graham of Madrid]

I am sitting here looking at exactly the same thing. I use it when I'm parked near the house with silver screens on. They have a habit of falling off occasionally and setting off the Gemini alarm.

 

[NigelNovice]

I know this is an old topic but I have just found a manual in English so I can now use it confidently, after setting it off on the drive after just getting Motorhome home and looking it over, I pressed or touched something at the time and it took many frantic minutes of button pressing / fob touching door open /door closed before I could silence it much to the neighbours amusement/annoyance