Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: The description says that the panic button activates the alarm. I only see one button that says arm/disarm. How does the panic feature work?
Document: Have tested the alarm function and it is loud. This product comes with two remotes. One of the remote came with a dead battery.Its a little difficult to arm and disarm. Only one button on the remote and it takes a few tries to know when it is armed. The GE comes with one remote that is a little more simple to operate. It has an arm/disarm button also a switch on side of remote for chime or alarm.
It could be the difference between safety and serious injury or fatality. ************Addendum************I forgot to mention that the 2 remotes that come with this device both functioned properly and are extremely helpful. Arming the chime/alarm with a button is cool and because you can't arm or disarm from the actual unit I'm not worried about him tampering with it.
OK...1st off I don't see what this "Panic Button" is because it's NOT in the 1 page instructions...nor do I really care about that...it's an $8 Motion Detector! The remotes are tricky and you have to point them right at it...but Seriously...how much do you expect for $8?? I got a couple of them for camping for the bears and wolves...and the siren is VERY High pitched!
I've been using two of these as alarms to keep cats away from places they don't belong. They work beautifully so far (had them about a month, near-constant use). Remotes work great, arm and disarm from across the room. In case you're wondering, a remote for one unit will work on any other unit.
This alarm is of the lowest imaginable dollar-store quality. I opened the package and installed 4 brand new AA batteries, pulled the tab from the remote batteries, and tested it. The remote control is required to arm/disarm/silence, but needs to be pointed directly at the unit for it to work. Nevertheless, I thought I would really give it a go, so I installed the wall bracket and mounted it.
Bought this 6 month ago. Very loud and does its job. I use it (them) inside a external room where I store my tools.Will see after one or 2 years. But don't forget to disarm when you get into the room, it is very loud at least inside.
I needed the manual activation mode for my dog training purpose. There is no "panic button" although the site indicates that there is.
This Motion Alarm/Chime is perfect! We set it on the chime mode and placed the unit below bed level so it won't go off when she rolls over in bed, but does chime if her feet touch the ground. The remote control is easy to use and we hang it right outside her bedroom door so the Caregivers can arm it or disarm it when they leave or enter the room.The unit probably wasn't designed for this purpose, but it's working.
OK , I will be honest, this unit works fine if you are right in front of it and it is mounted under 4 foot off the floor (arm hight), But if its over 4 foot high it does not work, I guess a thief designed this one!
Did not work. Poor quality. Looks like a two year old solder it. Got a brand new one, hate to see what a used one looks like.
Answer: yes