Fortin Auto Radio R1W01FM Auto Remote Start/Entry Transmitter User Manual EVO ONE USERGUIDE REV7 indd

Fortin Auto Radio Inc. Auto Remote Start/Entry Transmitter EVO ONE USERGUIDE REV7 indd

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[User Guide]MODEL : FTX75FCC ID : 2ACKU-R1W01FMIC : 12084A-R1W01FMManufacture : FORTINModel : ANT-FMH-2WFCC ID : 2ACKU-A2W01FMIC : 12084A-A2W01FMManufacture : FORTINDESIGNED & ENGINEERED IN CANADADOC#: 20140627 REV:2 © 2014 FORTIN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDSECURITY SYSTEM ONLYREMOTE CAR STARTER ONLY SECURITY SYSTEM AND REMOTE CAR STARTERAUTOMATIC / MANUAL TRANSMISSION - 1-WAY REMOTEFTX75
INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing this Remote-Starter/Alarm system. This is a state of the art Remote-Starter/Security-System including numerous new comfort and security features, and all of the elementary features generally offered with most basic Remote-Starter systems.There are certain features listed in this manual that may not be available for your system. There may also be features listed in this manual that require additional installation or programming before they are active.In order to truly enjoy the benefits of this system, we recommend that you thoroughly review the following manual. This system contains transmitter(s) and a receiver with 625 m/2000ft range. TABLE DES MATIÈRESINTRODUCTION .................................................................................................2USING THE REMOTE CONTROL ............................................................................3WARNING ........................................................................................................................3NOTE ............................................................................................................................... 3INDUSTRY CANADA USER NOTICE ....................................................................................... 3GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS .............................................................................................. 3REMOTE-STARTING ............................................................................................4REMOTE-STARTING THE VEHICLE ......................................................................................... 4ACCESSORY PRESET .......................................................................................................... 4READY MODE (MANUAL TRANSMISSION ONLY) ................................................................... 4DRIVING OFF ..................................................................................................................... 6CANCELLING A REMOTE START ........................................................................................... 6REMOTE-STARTER FEATURES ..............................................................................6IDLE MODE (AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION) ............................................................................. 6IDLE MODE (MANUAL TRANSMISSION) ................................................................................. 6TURBO MODE (AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION) ......................................................................... 7TURBO MODE (MANUAL TRANSMISSION) ............................................................................. 7VALET MODE (VIA SWITCH) / VALET CODING ........................................................................ 7VALET CODING DISBALED (DEFAULT): ................................................................................... 7VALET CODING ENABLED (OPTIONAL): .................................................................................. 8VALET MODE (VIA REMOTE) ................................................................................................. 8COLD START TIMER MODE ..................................................................................9AUXILIARY USE .................................................................................................9REMOTE STARTING OPTIONS ..............................................................................9CONFIGURABLE FONCTIONALITY DURING INSTALLATION ......................................................... 9REMOTE DOOR LOCKS ..................................................................................................... 10ACTIVE OR PASSIVE ARMING ............................................................................................. 10IGNITION DOOR LOCKS ..................................................................................................... 10SECURITY LOCK ............................................................................................................... 10TRUNK/HATCH RELEASE (ZONE 6) ................................................................................... 10RUNTIME........................................................................................................................ 10RUNTIME RESET ............................................................................................................. 10ALARM ...........................................................................................................10AUDIBLE CONFIRMATION .................................................................................................. 10ALARM ACTIVITY ............................................................................................................. 11OPEN ZONE NOTIFICATION ................................................................................................ 11FALSE ALARM DEACTIVATION ........................................................................................... 11SHOCK SENSOR (ZONE 4) ................................................................................................. 11VEHICLE LOCATOR/PANIC MODE ....................................................................................... 11SENSOR DEACTIVATION ................................................................................................... 11TRANSMITTER RANGE ......................................................................................11FAILED REMOTE-START .....................................................................................12REMOTE START / ALARM DIAGNOSTICS ............................................................12Page 2 / 12
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL The remote starter is equipped with a 1-way 5-button multi-channel remote control. LOCK 0.5 SEC.Locks all doors, arm the anti-theft system and activates the Alarm (if installed). Press LOCK for 4 seconds to acti-vate the Panic ModeSTOP 0.5 SEC. Remote-Stop.START 3 SEC.Remote-start the vehicle. Press START again to reset the runtime. (See: remote-starter features, page 6)TRUNK 3 SEC.Opens the trunk, and deacti-vates the Alarm (if installed). The Alarm ignores the trunk zone until it is closed.UNLOCK 0.5 SEC.Unlocks all doors, disarms the anti-theft system and deacti-vates the Alarm (if installed). Press and release TRUNK and than press UNLOCKAUXILIARY1 0.5 SEC. AUXILIARY1 (See:Auxiliary use, page 9) Press and release TRUNK and than press LOCKAUXILIARY2 0.5 SEC. AUXILIARY2 (See:Auxiliary use, page 9)The remote flash DEL BLUE when a button is pressed.The remote flash DEL GREEN when the remote is transmitting the informations. For car command confirma-tion see: ALARM ACTIVITY, page 11 WARNING •Do not start the vehicle indoors (garage, underground parking). •Do not remote-start the vehicle with a passenger inside. • When servicing the vehicle enable VALET MODE (See page 7). NOTE •The system can be configured in three different ways: Remote Start only, alarm only or alarm and remote starter. •The options vary by vehicle, the components can be added to the system and the functions on the vehicle. INDUSTRY CANADA USER NOTICEOperation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (EIRP) is not more than that required for successful communication.NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. GOVERNMENT REGULATIONSThis device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including Page 3 / 12
interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates and can radiate radio frequency energyand, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio com-munications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: •Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. •Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. •Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. •Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.This device complies with the Industry Canada Radio Standards Specification RSS 210. Its use is authorized only on a no-interference, no-protection basis; in other words, this device must not be used if it is determined that it causes harmful interferences to services authorized by IC. In addition, the user of this device must accept any radio interface that may be received, even if this interference could affect the operation of the device.Warning! Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this device. REMOTE-STARTING REMOTE-STARTING THE VEHICLE This Remote-Starter supports both manual and automatic transmission vehicles. For manual transmission vehicles see the Ready Mode section. REMOTE-STARTINGSTEP1 To remote-start the vehicle press the START button for approximately 3 sec-ond. STEP 2 The parking lights will turn on to indicate a response to the Remote-Start sig-nal.STEP 3 Approximately 5 seconds later the engine will crank. Once the vehicle starts the parking lights will turn on and remain on for the entire duration of the Remote-Starter runtime, or until the Remote-Starter is shut down.If the vehicle fails to start on the first attempt, the Remote-Starter will wait 3 seconds before it will attempt to start the vehicle again. The Remote-Starter will attempt to start the vehicle 2 times (default) before giving up. (See Failed Remote Start page 12) ACCESSORY PRESET Heater & Heated Seat(s): When leaving the vehicle it is recommended that the driver pre-set the climate controls in preparation for a later Remote-Start. When the vehicle Remote-Starts, the current (or last) setting for the climate controls, windshield wipers (and other accessories) will be used. When setting the blower motor (fan speed) and heated seats (if equipped) should not be left on HIGH. It is recommended to leave these settings on either a LOW or MEDIUM setting. Windshield Wipers & Radio & Headlights: Some vehicles require the radio, windshield wiper, headlight circuits to become energized while running under Remote-Start. When leaving the vehicle you must ensure that the wind-shield wiper and headlight switches are turned off. Leaving the headlights on with some vehicles could cause them to remain on even after the Remote-Starter has shut down, resulting in a dead battery. Rear Defrost: On most vehicles the Rear Defrost can only be activated after the vehicle has been started and in most cases this feature is not included with a Remote-Starter installation. On some vehicles it may be possible for the installer to hook this feature up so it either automatically enables after Remote-Start or can be enabled by using an AUX output. Driver Presets: Some vehicles retain different seat, mirror and radio settings for each driver. Different driver presets are not controlled by the Remote-Starter, however they may be controlled with the Bypass/Interface Kit. READY MODE (MANUAL TRANSMISSION ONLY) Page 4 / 12
Two activation methods are possible, please consult the salesman or installer to determine which of these modes applies to your vehicle. There are always safety concerns for a manual transmission vehicle to accidentally start while in gear, Ready Mode alleviates these concerns. The driver must enable Ready Mode in order to Remote-Start the vehicle at a later time. Once Ready Mode is setup the vehicle can be started/stopped at will, as many times as needed. However once the parking brake is disengaged, the hood is opened, or any of the doors are opened, Ready Mode will deactivate and the vehicle will not start until Ready Mode is reactivated. METHOD 1 ACTIVATION : STEP 1 and Make sure that all doors are closed and the transmission is in the NEUTRAL position. STEP 2 Engage the parking brake. STEP 3 Release the brake pedal. STEP 4 Press the START button. The parking lights will flash once and then remain on. STEP 5 Remove the key from the ignition barrel. The vehicle will remain running with the Remote-Starter. STEP 6 Exit the vehicle and close all of the doors. The Remote-Starter will stop running once all the doors are closed. STEP 7 Lock the doors by pushing the LOCK button. METHOD 2 This method must be enabled by the installer during installation. ACTIVATION:STEP 1Make sure the transmission is in the NEUTRAL position.STEP 2Engage the parking brake.STEP 3Release the brake pedal.STEP 4 Remove the key from the ignition barrel. The engine will shut down and the vehicle will be ready to start at any time.STEP 5 Exit the vehicle and close all of the doors.The Remote-Starter will stop running once all the doors are closed.The vehicle is ready to start. Open any door to cancel Ready Mode and re-begin the sequence from step 1.TO DEACTIVATE READY MODE: •Open any door(s) • Open the hood • Disengage of the parking brake Note : If the parking lights flash 3 times when Remote-Starting, Ready Mode is not enabled.Page 5 / 12
DRIVING OFFWhen the vehicle is running with the Remote-Starter, enter the vehicle and proceed with the following steps:STEP 1 Insert the key and turn it to the ignition (ON/Run) position.WARNING: Do not turn the key to the START position when the engine is running. This may damage the ignition system on some vehicles.STEP 2 Step on the brake pedal to disable the Remote-Starter, and put the vehicle in gear. CANCELLING A REMOTE START See USING THE REMOTE CONTROL, page 3 REMOTE-STARTER FEATURES IDLE MODE (AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION) Idle Mode allows the vehicle to run without the key in the ignition barrel. For example, if you stop for a quick errand or delivery, simply allow the vehicle to run while you are gone. The engine will run until the Remote-Starter runtime expires. Press START any time the vehicle is running with the Remote-Starter to reset this timer. To activate Idle Mode (automatic transmission) proceed with the following steps:STEP 1 With the key in the barrel at the ignition (ON/RUN) position and the engine running, press the START button until the parking lights turn on. STEP 2 Turn the key to the OFF position and remove the key from the ignition bar-rel. The vehicle will continue to run with the the Remote-Starter.STEP 3 Get out of the vehicle and press the LOCK button to lock the doors. The engine will run until the Remote–Starter runtime expires. WARNING : Never leave children or animals in a Remote-Started vehicle unattended. I DLE MODE (MANUAL TRANSMISSION) Idle mode is activated in much the same way Ready Mode is activated, except for Step 1. To activate Idle Mode (manual transmission) proceed with the following steps: IDLE MODE ACTIVATION:STEP 1 and Open at least one door and ensure the transmission is in the NEUTRAL position.STEP 2 Engage the parking brake.STEP 3 Release the brake pedal. STEP 4 Push the START button . The parking lights will flash once and then remain on. STEP 5 Remove the key from the ignition barrel. The vehicle will continue to run with the the Remote-Starter.Page 6 / 12
STEP 6 Exit the vehicle and close all of the doors. The vehicle will continue to run after all the doors are closed.STEP 7 Lock the doors by pushing the LOCK button . The engine will continue to run until either the remote stop function is pressed (see USING THE REMOTE CONTROL, page 3), the Remote-Starter runtime expires, the parking brake is disengaged, the brake is pressed, or the hood is opened. If the Remote-Starter is shut down by transmitter it will automatically go in to Ready Mode (if all the doors are closed). WARNING : Never leave children or animals in a Remote-Started vehicle unattended. TURBO MODE (AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION) Turbo Mode (if installed) is similar to Idle Mode but is used to cool down the turbo-charger once the driver leaves the vehicle. The Remote-Starter will continue run the vehicle for 2 minutes allowing the turbo-charger to cool down. To activate Turbo Mode (automatic transmission) proceed with the following steps:STEP 1 With the engine already running, press the remote START button until the parking lights come on. STEP 2 Remove the key from the ignition barrel. The vehicle will continue to run with the the Remote-Starter.STEP 3 Exit the vehicle and close all of the doors. The vehicle will continue to run after all the doors are closed.STEP 4 Press the LOCK button to lock the doors. The vehicle will continue to run for 60 seconds. TURBO MODE (MANUAL TRANSMISSION) Turbo Mode (if installed) is similar to Idle Mode but is used to cool down the turbo-charger once the driver leaves the vehicle. The Remote-Starter will continue run the vehicle for 2 minutes allowing the turbo-charger to cool down. To activate Turbo Mode (manual transmission) proceed with the following steps: See IDLE MODE (MANUAL TRANSMISSION) page 6. V ALET MODE (VIA SWITCH) / VALET CODINGValet Mode disables both the Remote-Starter and Alarm system. Whenever the vehicle is being serviced or repaired, or the vehicle is parked indoors it is mandatory that Valet Mode be enabled to prevent an accidental Remote-Start. Note: The alarm system is not active (including Starter Kill) when the system is in Valet Mode. However you are still able to lock and unlock the doors, and release the rear hatch/trunk.Note: When the Remote-Starter/Alarm is in Valet Mode, the LED will stay ON solid instead of flashing after the doors are locked. The LED will turn off only after the Remote-Starter/Alarm exit Valet Mode.The valet mode can be programmed to use a coded entry in order to increase the security of your alarm system and to prevent accidents. By default, the valet button is pressed 3 times after turning the ignition. Function 30 can be programmed to use a coded value instead of the default one. VALET CODING DISBALED (DEFAULT):To activate and deactivate Valet Mode using the valet switch proceed with the following steps: STEP 1Insert the key and turn it to the ignition (ON/RUN) position. The vehicle does not need to be started.Page 7 / 12
STEP 2Within 10 seconds press (1 second) and release the Valet switch 3 times.STEP 3Valet mode enabled: The LED is ON Valet mode disabled: The LED is OFF VALET CODING ENABLED (OPTIONAL): To activate and deactivate Valet Mode using the valet switch proceed with the following steps: STEP 1 Insert the key and turn it to the ignition (ON/RUN) position. The vehicle does not need to be started.STEP 2 Within 10 seconds press and release the valet button 3 to 7 times (X = valet code) for 1 second. If your valet code is 7 then press and release the valet button 7 times.STEP 3Press and hold the valet button once for 3 seconds to finish the sequence.STEP 4Valet mode enabled:The LED is ON Valet mode disabled: The LED is OFF Note: The coded valet option allows a selection of one of the five available codes. Once the installer chooses one of the codes, note the value here so you do not forget it_____________________. VALET MODE (VIA REMOTE) (The option must be programmed by the installer) Valet Mode disables the remote-starter and alarm. Whenever the vehicle is being serviced or repaired, or the vehicle is parked indoors it is mandatory that Valet Mode be enabled to prevent an accidental Remote-Start. Note: The alarm system is deactivated (including Starter Kill) when the system is in Valet Mode. However you are still able to lock & unlock the doors, and release the rear hatch/trunk. This method of enabling/disabling Valet Mode uses the remote transmitter instead of the valet switch indicated in the preceding section.To enter Valet Mode using the remote transmitter proceed with the following steps:STEP 1 + Simultaneously press the LOCK and UNLOCK buttons for 0.5 second. The parking lights will flash once. (The option must be programmed by the installer)STEP 2The LED will turn ON solid and remain ON.To exit Valet Mode using the remote transmitter proceed with the following steps:STEP 1 + Simultaneously press LOCK and UNLOCK buttons for 0.5 second. The parking lights will flash once. (The option must be programmed by the installer)Page 8 / 12
STEP 2The LED will turn OFF or will start to flash. COLD START TIMER MODE Cold Start Timer Mode will remote-start the vehicle when the tempeture is below -50C / 230F every 1.5 or 3 hours and run for 3, 5, 7 or 15 minutes (6, 14 or 30 for diesel engines), depending on programming. The remote-starter will repeat this sequence for up to a maximum of 24 hours. For manual transmission vehicle’s READY MODE must be enabled, and if at any time READY MODE is disabled this sequence will cancel. WARNING Do not start the vehicle indoors (garage, underground parking). To enable Cold Start Timer Mode proceed with the following steps. Press simultaneously LOCK and START buttons for 1 second until the park-ing light flash once. To disable Cold Start Timer Mode do any of the following: • Press simultaneously LOCK and START buttons for 1 second until the parking light flash twice. •Put the Remote-Starter/alarm into Valet Mode. Remote-Start the vehicle. •Open the hood. •Press the brake pedal. •Turn the key to the ignition (ON / RUN) position. •Disable Ready Mode (manual transmission). Note: If the Alarm is triggered during Remote-Start (Cold Start), the vehicle will stop running, but Cold Start will not cancel it’s schedule. AUXILIARY USE Aux 1 : Drivers side sliding door (if installed) : Press and release the TRUNK button, you have 12 seconds to press the LOCK button. (the remote LED flashes slowly white) Aux 2 : Passenger side sliding door (if installed). Press and release the TRUNK button, you have 12 seconds to press the UN-LOCK button. (the remote LED flashes slowly white) Note: The function of the auxiliary outputs may vary depending on the vehicle and the installation. In most cases these outputs are not used, and in some cases they may be used to control other features such as the power win-dows, sunroof, or heated seats. Check with the installer to find out what AUX outputs have been installed, and what they control. REMOTE STARTING OPTIONS CONFIGURABLE FONCTIONALITY DURING INSTALLATION This Remote-Starter is designed to be highly flexible when integrating into original equipment (OEM). With the fol-lowing programmable options the Remote-Starter/Alarm can control most electronic systems within the vehicle. WARNING: This Remote-Starter must be installed by a trained professional. Improper modifications to any of the following settings could adversely affect the reliability of the Remote-Starter and/or the vehicle’s operation. Configurable Options:- Remote Door Locks - Active or Passive Arming - Ignition Door Locks - Security Lock - Trunk/Hatch Release - Runtime - Runtime Reset - Secure Transmitter ModePage 9 / 12
REMOTE DOOR LOCKS If the Remote-Starter is installed with door locks, you will be able to lock and unlock the vehicle without using the key or OEM key fob. To UNLOCK the doors and DISARM the Alarm: Press the UNLOCK button fo 0.5 second. The parking lights will flash twice and the LED will turn OFF to con-firm the signal. The Starter-Kill will also deactivate allowing the vehicle to be started with the key. If UNLOCK is pressed again (consecutively) the horn will honk twice (if installed) to confirm. Note: The system can be configured during installation so the horn confirms UNLOCK on the first attempt. To LOCK the doors and ARM the Alarm: Press the LOCK button for 0.5 second. The parking light will flash once and the LED will turn ON to con-firm the signal. The Starter-Kill will activate preventing the ve-hicle from being started with the key. If LOCK is pressed again (consecutively) the horn will honk once (if installed) to confirm.Note: The system can be configured during installation so the horn confirms LOCK on the first attempt. ACTIVE OR PASSIVE ARMING Passive Mode will allow the Alarm to automatically rearm itself 60 seconds after it is disarmed if no door(s) (or trunk) are open(ed). Opening a door before the 60 seconds has expired will reset the timer but will also prevent the Alarm from locking the doors. This option is enabled by default and the Alarm will never arm as long as at least one door is left open. When this feature is disabled the Alarm is considered to be in Active Mode which requires the remote transmitter to arm the Alarm. Note: The automatic rearm can be deactivated by pressing the UNLOCK button. IGNITION DOOR LOCKS Ignition Door Locks is an automatic passenger safety feature. When enabled the Remote-Starter/Alarm will auto-matically LOCK the vehicles doors once the key is turned to the ignition (ON/RUN) position and the brake pedal is pressed. The Remote-Starter/Alarm will also automatically UNLOCK the vehicles doors once the key is turned to the OFF position. SECURITY LOCK Security Lock triggers the vehicle’s door locks after the Remote-Starter has shut down. In some cases before the Remote-Starter is able to start the vehicle it must disarm the Original Equipment Manufacture (OEM) anti-theft system first (if equipped) to prevent a false alarm when the vehicle is running. After the Remote-Starter runtime has expired and the Remote-Starter shuts down, the Security Lock will re-arm the OEM anti-theft system in order to return the vehicle to its original protective state. TRUNK/HATCH RELEASE (ZONE 6) The vehicle’s trunk or rear hatch (if installed) can be opened by pressing the TRUNK button for 3 seconds. The Alarm will not disarm but it will ignore the trunk zone until it is closed. RUNTIME On gas engines the Remote-Starter can run the vehicle for either 3, 7 or 15 (default) minutes. On diesel engines the Remote-Starter can run the vehicle for either 6, 15 or 30 (default) minutes. RUNTIME RESET Once the vehicle is running with the Remote-Starter the runtime can be reset (before it expires) at any time by press-ing the START button while the vehicle is Remote-Started. The horn/siren will sound once to confirm (If installed). ALARM AUDIBLE CONFIRMATION By default the Alarm will not send an audible confirmation (horn/siren) after the first signal has been received from the remote transmitter(s).SILENT : Press the LOCK or UNLOCK button ONCE and the park lights will flash, but the horn/siren will NOT con-Page 10 / 12
firm the signal.AUDIBLE : Pressing the same button TWICE consecutively the park lights will flash, and the horn/siren will confirm the signal. The Alarm can be programmed to audibly confirm the signal on the first button press. (See Installation Guide). ALARM ACTIVITY The following characteristics enhance your vehicle’s security : If the Alarm system is active and the horn/siren is sounding : •Press the UNLOCK button ONCE to stop the alarm sound. The Alarm will remain active and will immediately resound if a zone is (re)triggered. •Press the UNLOCK button TWICE to stop the alarm sound, deactivate the Alarm, and unlock the doors. •When the vehicle is unlocked the horn/siren will sound with several short chirps to indicate the zone that has previously triggered the Alarm. (See Remote-Start/Alarm Diagnostics page 12) NOTE 1: If the vehicle is running with the Remote-Starter and the Alarm is triggered the Remote-Starter will shut down immediately. This applies to Cold Start, Turbo and Idle Modes. However the vehicle can be Remote-Started at a later time (i.e. The Alarm will not cancel Cold Start Timer). NOTE 2: When an alarm infraction has occurred the LED on the antenna will quickly flash 3 times fol-lowed of a long pause. It will continue to flash until the alarm is disabled. OPEN ZONE NOTIFICATION When the LOCK button is pressed to ARM the Alarm (non Valet Mode), it will indicate if there are any zones which are currently active. The Alarm will sound with several short chirps to indicate which zone is active. A silent ARM or only 1 chirp indicates that no zones are currently active. (See Remote-Starter/Alarm Diagnostics page 12) FALSE ALARM DEACTIVATION This option will disable any zone that triggers the alarm 3 consecutive times. The zone will automatically re-enable once the LOCK button or the UNLOCK button is pressed. SHOCK SENSOR (ZONE 4) The Alarm system supports FSS2Z (2 stage - 3 wire) Shock Sensors. The Shock Sensor will produce a short audible warning on a weak shock, and will trigger a full alarm on a strong shock. Whenever the vehicle is running with the Remote-Starter the shock sensor is ignored until the Remote-Starter shuts down. However the Alarm can be set to monitor the Shock Sensor if the vehicle is Armed AFTER the vehicle is Remote-Started. VEHICLE LOCATOR/PANIC MODE To locate your vehicle in a busy parking lot press the LOCK button for 3 seconds to sound the horn/siren (If installed) and flash the parking lights. Press unlock to cancel this Mode. Note: If a Alarm pre-triggered zone is in memory, this Mode will NOT clear this zone from memory. SENSOR DEACTIVATION In cases where a sensor is too sensitive and causes false alarms, it is possible to disable some of the zones. The Shock Sensor (zone 4), Auxiliary In (zone 7) and the Tilt Sensor (zone 8). To disable all of these zones press the auxil-iary TRUNK button followed by either the LOCK button or the UNLOCK button . Confirmation of 1 signal indicates the zones are activated and 2 signals indicates the zones are deactivated. TRANSMITTER RANGE Several factors may affect the operating range of the remote transmitter: •A weak transmitter battery. •The operating environment such as in the city and airports due to radio interference, cell phone towers, etc… •Several types of metal such as the vehicle itself, other vehicles, the windshields tint lines and large buildings. •The vehicle’s shape. Vans generally have poorer range. •The shape of the vehicle’s roof and the A-pillars cause considerable radio-frequency deflection. As a result, the direction in which the vehicle is facing with relation to the remote transmitter can affect range. Facing the front of the vehicle generally produces the greatest range; secondly facing the back. Facing either side of the vehicle will usually give the poorest range. •The range will be significantly poorer in crowded parking lots as opposed to empty parking lots. •Hold the transmitter at shoulder height or hold it against your chin so your body acts as a larger antenna. •The operating range will be somewhat poorer on vehicles equipped with a factory alarm or keyless entry system.Page 11 / 12
FAILED REMOTE-START There are several different installation factors and devices that must work together in order for your vehicle to Remote-Start properly. In some cases a failed Remote Start is not the fault of the Remote-Starter itself. Here are some things to consider when the Remote-Starter fails. •Unmaintained Engine. If you have problems starting the vehicle with the key then the Remote-Starter will have the same difficulty. •Low Battery. A battery’s voltage can drop to less than 4 volts DC (1/3 of the original) during cold weather starting. Ensure your battery is working properly and is able to provide the proper current needed to start the vehicle in extreme temperatures. •Low Fuel, or water in the fuel tank. Keep your fuel tank full as much as possible to prevent the build-up of condensation in the tank.. •A corroded or broken Hood Pin switch. Visually inspect the hood pin switch frequently. Cover with a dialectic grease to prevent corrosion. •Trailer wiring. Corroded or improperly wired trailer wiring may cause the park light signal to bleed into the brake signal. This will cause the Remote-Starter to shut down as soon as the park lights are turned on. •Problems with the Bypass Kit (if installed). If you are able to put the Remote-Starter into Ready Mode, Idle Mode, or Turbo Mode, but you are unable to Remote-Start the vehicle then the Bypass Kit may be failing. Several Remote-Start attempts with a failed Bypass Kit may lock your vehicle for several hours. •Dash warning lights. The dash should display in exactly the same way when either starting the vehicle with the key, or with the Remote-Starter. If the dash displays any warning lights (Check Engine, ABS, or Theft) once Re-mote-Started then something is wrong. Stop using the Remote-Starter and have it looked at immediately.TIP: If your vehicle is experiencing any problems either starting or running with the key have it looked at by the Remote-Starter’s installer first. Having the vehicle worked on by another service centre may void any warranty and/or guarantees on the Remote-Starter and its Installation. Additionally the original installation centre may refuse all fees incurred by the latter service centre (if any). REMOTE START / ALARM DIAGNOSTICS REMOTE STARTER DIAGNOSTICS ALARM DIAGNOSTICS Parking Light flashes (before starting) : Parking Light flashes (after disarm) : 3x Ready mode disabled 3x Door open – zone 3 4x Valet mode activated (The LED is on) 4x Shock sensor – zone 4 5x Hood open 5x Hood open – zone 5 Parking Light flashes (after Shutdown) : 6x Trunk open – zone 6 1x Normal stop (Brake, Park Brake) 7x Auxilliary IN – zone 7 3x Runtime expired or shut down by transmitter 8x Tilt Sensor – zone 8 4x No tachometer signal 9x Ignition – zone 9 5x Hood open 6x Over crank threshold (8 seconds)Page 12 / 12

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