Nutek NTRRG Transceiver User Manual 1

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OPERATION GUIDE

AL-2075-3DB-L

REMOTE START & SECURITY PERFECTED

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Table Of Contents

Introduction �� 3

Controller & Transmitter Overview�� 4

The 2-Way Controller �� 4

The Controller Status Screen �� 4

The 1-Way Transmitter �� 5

Controller & Transmitter Functions �� 5

Other Remote Start Features �� 10

Low Voltage & High/Low Temp Automatic Starting�� 10

Turbo Timer Feature �� 10

Pit-Stop Feature ��11

Manual Transmission Starting ��11

Security System Features ��11

Last Door Arming �� 11

Automatic Rearming ��11

Pre-Warn Detection �� 12

When The System Triggers �� 12

Using The Valet Switch �� 12

Emergency Override �� 12

Valet Mode �� 12

The Status Light �� 13

Multi-Car Operation & Vehicle Proles �� 14

Multi-car Operation �� 14

Programming The Vehicle Image & Name �� 14

Selecting Vehicle #1 or Vehicle #2 for daily use �� 14

Programming Controller Options �� 15

Button Lock �� 15

Setting The Alarm Clock �� 15

Setting The Clock �� 16

Power Save Mode �� 16

Screen Lighting �� 16

Selecting Button Beep �� 17

Selecting Remote Start Melodies �� 17

Selecting Temperature Display Unit �� 17

Demo Mode �� 17

Selecting Melody & Vibrate modes�� 17

Parking Timer & Remote Start Timer �� 17

Anti-Carjacking Protection �� 18

Programming Controllers/Transmitters �� 19

Programming Features �� 19

User Programmable Features �� 20

Installer Programmable Features �� 23

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Introduction

Congratulations for choosing one of the most versatile, fully-featured vehicle secu-

rity and convenience systems available today� Omega Research & Development has

been a leader in vehicle security products for nearly 4 decades� Please take the time

to read this manual thoroughly so you can fully enjoy the benets and features this

system offers�

In this manual, you will primarily learn about 5 user interface components and how

they work together in alerting you to system changes as well as how you can control

system operations� Keep in mind that the operations described in this manual are writ-

ten to only reect the default system settings. Be sure to discuss any customization

with your installer so you can remember any variations from this guide�

Controllers: The system has a 2-way controller that, in addition to controlling the

system, it will give you conrmations on system operations as well as violation alerts.

A 1-way transmitter is also included� It is a standard remote control that still gives

you control over all features but without conrmations. The next section covers the

controllers’ operations in detail�

The Status Lights: These lights are built into the system’s window-mounted

antenna� They give you a visual indication of the system’s current state and provide

troubleshooting indicators� The operations of the status lights are covered later in this

manual�

The Valet Switch: This push button gives you access to system programming,

transmitter/controller programming, and valet functions� It is also built into the sys-

tem’s window-mounted antenna� The valet switch’s operations are also covered later

in this manual�

Flashing Lights: The system is connected to your vehicle’s parking lights to

provide a 360 degree visual conrmation, warning, & deterrence in almost all system

operations� Each operation described in this manual also includes the corresponding

indicator from the ashing lights. The ashing lights primarily provide visual deter-

rence when the system is violated�

Siren and/or Horn Sounding: The system includes an electronic siren that offers

conrmation chirps during daily operations and programming. It is also the primary

means of alerting anyone near your vehicle that the system has been violated� The

system is capable of sounding the vehicle’s horn in addition to, or in place of, the

electronic siren� Most system functions have a corresponding audible alert that is

described throughout this manual� Becoming familiar with these alerts will help you to

instantly understand any changes in the system’s status�

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THE 2-WAY CONTROLLER

Controller & Transmitter Overview

Controller part number: 1512-03

1) Antenna: Sends commands to the system and

receives conrmations for 2-way functions.

2) OLED Display: Displays all controller functions

as well as the status of your system�

3) Backlit Buttons: Flashes while transmitting and

indicates battery charging status�

4) Control Buttons: These are the primary use

buttons LOCK, UNLOCK, TRUNK, & START� They

are also used to navigate the controller’s options�

5) Charger Port: This is where you plug in the

charger to recharge the controller’s battery�

6) Programming Button: This is used for setting

controller features and many other functions� See

“programming controller options” on page 15�

Battery Level Indicator*

Clock/Timer

Current System State

Vehicle Image

(Selectable)

Alarm Clock ON icon

Vehicle Name

(Programmable)

Melody Indicator

Vibration Mode Indicator

Lock/Unlock Indicator

2-way In Range

Indicator

*The controller is powered by a built-in rechargeable battery� When the battery level

indicator shows a low battery, plug the supplied USB cable into the controller, then

connect the other end to the supplied AC adapter, car adapter, or your computer’s

USB port. While charging, the indicator will ash from empty to full and the backlit

buttons will ash once every 5 seconds while charging. When full, the indicator will be

solid green and the backlit buttons will stay illuminated�

THE CONTROLLER STATUS SCREEN

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1

4

5

2

3

4

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Controller & Transmitter Overview (cont’d)

LOCK

button

TRUNK

button

UNLOCK

button

START

button

Range

boost

Part number: 1513-03 E

Call your dealer or visit www.caralarm.com to

order replacement transmitters.

Transmitter battery replacement:

Remove the small screw from the lower

back case, and separate the transmitter

halves� Replace the battery and reas-

semble the transmitter case�

Battery Types:

1513-03E - CR2025 (2 required)

THE 1-WAY TRANSMITTER

Controller & Transmitter Functions

LOCK / ARM: Press and release the LOCK button�

• THE SIREN WILL CHIRP & THE PARKING LIGHTS WILL

FLASH ONCE�

• UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION FROM YOUR

SYSTEM, THE CONTROLLER WILL PLAY THE LOCK/ARM

ANIMATION AND BEEP ONCE

NOTE: PRESSING LOCK TWICE IN 5 SECONDS STARTS

THE PARKING TIMER. THE CLOCK WILL CHANGE TO

0:00 AND START COUNTING IN MINUTES & HOURS.

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS THE LOCK BUTTON)

UNLOCK / DISARM: Press and release the UNLOCK button�

• THE SIREN WILL CHIRP TWICE & THE PARKING

LIGHTS WILL FLASH TWICE THEN ILLUMINATE FOR 30

SECONDS�

• UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION FROM YOUR

SYSTEM, THE CONTROLLER WILL PLAY THE UNLOCK/

DISARM ANIMATION AND BEEP TWICE�

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS THE UNLOCK BUTTON)

NOTE: The 2-way Controller is shipped from the factory in POWER OFF mode.

If you connect the charger before powering it, perform POWER OFF, then

POWER ON again.

POWER ON: Press and hold the “P” button for at least 1 second

POWER OFF: Press the “P” and START buttons for at least 1 second

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Controller & Transmitter Functions (cont’d)

TRUNK RELEASE / CHANNEL 2: Press the TRUNK button for 3

seconds�

• THE SYSTEM WILL DISARM AND THE TRUNK WILL

OPEN (IF EQUIPPED)�

• UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION FROM YOUR

SYSTEM, THE CONTROLLER WILL PLAY THE TRUNK

RELEASE ANIMATION AND BEEP TWICE

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS AND HOLD THE TRUNK

BUTTON FOR 3 SECONDS)

REMOTE START: Press and release the START button twice within

5 seconds� (see user feature #8 for additional options)

• THE PARKING LIGHTS WILL FLASH ONCE AND THE

STATUS LIGHT WILL FLASH RAPIDLY�

• THE SYSTEM WILL TURN ON THE IGNITIONS AND

PROCEED TO START THE ENGINE�

• ONCE THE ENGINE IS RUNNING, THE PARKING

LIGHTS WILL FLASH AND THE STATUS LIGHTS WILL

FLASH SLOWLY�

• UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION FROM YOUR

SYSTEM, THE CONTROLLER WILL PLAY THE REMOTE

START ANIMATION AND PLAY A MELODY�

• THE CLOCK WILL CHANGE TO 0:00 TO START THE

REMOTE START TIMER� IT WILL TIME HOW LONG THE

ENGINE RUNS IN MINUTES & HOURS�

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS THE START BUTTON

TWICE IN 5 SECONDS)

• If the engine stalls, the system will make up to 3 more attempts�

• Each time you park your vehicle, set the climate controls to give you the de-

sired interior temperature when you use the remote start�

The engine will run for the preset run time (see user feature #1)�

• Run Time Extender: Press the START button one time while in remote start

mode to restart the engine run timer� The timer on the controller will restart at

“0:00”�

NOTE: This can only be used once per remote start cycle. The controller will also give you

“run time expiration” warning (2 chirps) 1 minute before the remote start cycle ends.

• If you decide not to drive your vehicle, you can turn off the remote start using

the same method to turn it on (Default = press START twice in 5 seconds)

NOTE: If user feature #8 is programmed for 1 press, the 1st press = Run Time Extender so

an additional press is required.

• Upon entering the vehicle during remote start mode, turn the ignition key to

the “ON/RUN” position (NOT START!!)� When you press the brake pedal, the

remote start will turn off allowing the ignition key to take over�

x2

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Controller & Transmitter Functions (cont’d)

CHANNEL 3: Press P then TRUNK within 5 seconds�

• YOUR SYSTEM WILL ACTIVATE THE CHANNEL 3

OUTPUT�

• UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION FROM YOUR

SYSTEM, THE CONTROLLER WILL PLAY THE CHANNEL

3 ANIMATION�

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS AND HOLD THE TRUNK

& START BUTTONS FOR 1 SECOND)

CHANNEL 4: Press P twice then TRUNK within 5 seconds�

• YOUR SYSTEM WILL ACTIVATE THE CHANNEL 4

OUTPUT�

• UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION FROM YOUR

SYSTEM, THE CONTROLLER WILL PLAY THE CHANNEL

4 ANIMATION�

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS THE LOCK & TRUNK

BUTTONS FOR 1 SECOND)

CHANNEL 5: Press P three times then TRUNK within 5 seconds�

• YOUR SYSTEM WILL ACTIVATE THE CHANNEL 5

OUTPUT�

• UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION FROM YOUR

SYSTEM, THE CONTROLLER WILL PLAY THE CHANNEL

5 ANIMATION�

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS THE UNLOCK & START

BUTTONS FOR 1 SECOND)

• THE SYSTEM WILL ENTER VALET MODE�

SEE PAGE 12 FOR MORE INFO ON VALET MODE�

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS LOCK, UNLOCK,

TRUNK+START)

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4

REMOTE VALET: Press LOCK then UNLOCK then TRUNK +

START within 5 seconds�

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2

3

8

PANIC: Press and hold the LOCK or UNLOCK button for 3

seconds�

• THE SIREN/HORN WILL SOUND, THE PARKING

LIGHTS WILL FLASH, AND THE DOORS WILL LOCK OR

UNLOCK DEPENDING WHICH BUTTON IS PRESSED�

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS AND HOLD THE LOCK

OR UNLOCK BUTTON FOR 3 SECONDS)

Controller & Transmitter Functions (cont’d)

SILENT ARM / DISARM: Press and release the TRUNK button

twice in 5 seconds�

LOCK W/O ARM: Press TRUNK then LOCK within 5 seconds�

• THE PARKING LIGHTS WILL FLASH, AND THE

DOORS WILL LOCK/ARM OR UNLOCK/DISARM DE-

PENDING ON THE CURRENT SYSTEM STATUS�

• UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION FROM YOUR

SYSTEM, THE CONTROLLER WILL PLAY THE LOCK/

ARM OR UNLOCK/DISARM ANIMATION�

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS RELEASE THE TRUNK

BUTTON TWICE IN 5 SECONDS)

• THE DOORS WILL LOCK WITHOUT ARMING THE

ALARM� IDEAL FOR RV OCCUPANTS, PETS, ETC�

• UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION FROM YOUR

SYSTEM, THE CONTROLLER WILL PLAY THE LOCK

ANIMATION�

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS TRUNK THEN LOCK

WITHIN 5 SECONDS)

SENSOR BYPASS: Press and release the TRUNK button within 5

seconds of locking/arming the alarm system�

• THE SYSTEM WILL GIVE ONE CHIRP TO INDICATE

THE SENSOR IS BYPASSED�

• UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION FROM YOUR

SYSTEM, THE CONTROLLER WILL PLAY THE SENSOR

BYPASS ANIMATION AND CHIRP ONCE�

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS AND RELEASE THE

TRUNK BUTTON WITHIN 5 SECONDS OF ARMING THE

SYSTEM)

OR

1

2

x2

2

1

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AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS 1-4:

The actual operation of these functions will vary from car to car� They are designed

to operate extra vehicle functions like automatic sliding doors or motorized hatches.

Aux 1-4 are virtual outputs only available on certain vehicles when this system is

integrated with the vehicle’s data network. Consult your installer to nd out if any of

these functions are available for your vehicle. If so, conrm each operation with the

controller and write each function in the blank spaces provided below�

- Auxiliary 1 Function (___________________): To activate this function, press

and release the TRUNK and START buttons simultaneously (or P then TRUNK)�

- Auxiliary 2 Function (___________________): To activate this function, press

and release the LOCK and TRUNK buttons simultaneously (or P x2 then TRUNK).

- Auxiliary 3 Function (___________________): To activate this function, press

and release the UNLOCK and START buttons simultaneously (or P x3 then TRUNK).

- Auxiliary 4 Function (___________________): To activate this function,

press and release the UNLOCK and TRUNK buttons simultaneously�

Controller & Transmitter Functions (cont’d)

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2

LOW VOLTAGE & HIGH/LOW TEMP AUTO START: Press

UNLOCK, LOCK, START within 5 seconds�

• THE SYSTEM WILL GIVE ONE CHIRP TO INDICATE

THE LOW VOLT/LOW TEMP(15 DEGREE ONLY) AUTO-

START IS ACTIVATED� SEE PAGE 9 FOR MORE INFO�

• UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION, THE CONTROL-

LER WILL CHIRP ONCE AND THE STATUS WILL READ

“RS AUTO” EVERY 5 SECONDS�

(1-WAY TRANSMITTER: PRESS AND RELEASE THE

START BUTTON WITHIN 5 SECONDS OF ARMING THE

SYSTEM)

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2

1

VEHICLE TEMP REQUEST: Press and release “P” then START

within 5 seconds� • UPON RECEIVING CONFIRMATION, THE

CONTROLLER WILL PLAY A MELODY AND THE

CLOCK WILL DISPLAY THE VEHICLE’S INTERIOR

TEMPERATURE�

• IF THE TEMP IS BELOW 40°F(4°C) OR ABOVE

90°F(32°C), THE CLOCK WILL ALSO READ “RS

RCMD” (REMOTE START RECOMMENDED)

LOCK/UNLOCK STATUS UPDATE REQUEST: Press and release

“P” then LOCK within 5 seconds�

• THE SYSTEM WILL SEND A FULL STATUS

UPDATE TO THE CONTROLLER IN CASE THE

STATUS CHANGED WHILE THE CONTROLLER

WAS OUT OF RANGE�

• THERE IS NO AUDIBLE INDICATION FOR THIS

FUNCTION�

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Other Remote Start Features

It is typically recommended that vehicles equipped with turbocharged engines allow

the engine to idle for after driving to cool the turbocharger� When this Installer Pro-

grammable Feature (#10) is enabled, the system will automatically keep the engine

running as follows:

• With the engine running, hold the brake pedal and engage the parking

brake� When the brake pedal is released, the system will keep the engine running for

the programmed time (1, 2, or 3 minutes), and then automatically turn it off�

• The system may be locked while the engine is running� Turbo Timer can be

prevented from engaging, or “bypassed” if desired, by turning the engine off before

engaging the parking brake, or if it’s already engaged, step on the brake pedal to turn

the engine off�

TURBO TIMER FEATURE

LOW VOLTAGE & HIGH/LOW TEMP AUTOMATIC STARTING

This feature will automatically start the engine if the vehicle battery drops below

11�5 volts or the interior temperature goes above or below the pre-programmed

threshold�

Programming The Low Temperature Auto Start Threshold:

• Turn the ignition switch “on”, then “off” (engine not running), and within 5 seconds

press the valet switch twice� The siren will chirp 3 times, within 5 seconds press the

valet switch equal to the desired low temperature remote start threshold�

1 press = 0 degrees F - 1 chirp conrmation

2 presses = 15 degrees F - 2 chirps conrmation

3 presses = 32 degrees F - 3 chirps conrmation

Programming The High Temperature Auto Start Threshold:

• Turn the ignition switch “on”, then “off” (engine not running), and within 5 seconds

press the valet switch three times� The siren will chirp 4 times, within 5 seconds

press the valet switch equal to the desired high temperature remote start threshold�

1 press = 75 degrees F - 1 chirp conrmation

2 presses = 90 degrees F - 2 chirps conrmation

3 presses = 105 degrees F - 3 chirps conrmation

4 presses = 120 degrees F - 4 chirps conrmation

Activation Using The Valet Switch

• Turn the ignition switch “on”, then “off” (engine not running), and within 5 seconds

press the valet switch twice� After a 2 second delay without additional valet button

presses, the siren will chirp 3 times activating low battery & low/high temp auto start�

Activation Using The Controller

• Within 5 seconds, press UNLOCK, LOCK, START� The siren/horn will chirp to

conrm.

These features will operate once every two hours until the ignition key is turned “ON”�

• You must activate this features each time you park your car to use them�

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PIT-STOP FEATURE

This feature allows you to leave your engine running for quick errands� To use this

feature, have the engine running normally from the ignition switch and your foot off

the brake pedal. Press the Valet Switch twice; the parking lights will ash to conrm.

Turn the key off and the engine will remain running for the programmed run time�

XL PIT STOP: Press the Valet Switch 6 times instead of 2 & the engine will run for 12

hours� Ideal for commercial applications such as refrigeration & cleaning vehicles�

LAST DOOR ARMING

See user feature #9� When this feature is enabled, the siren/horn will chirp once

when all of the doors are closed� It will then start a 30 second countdown (fast

ashing status light). After 30 seconds, the system will arm. During the 30 second

arming delay, if a point of entry is opened, the countdown will pause until all entry

points are closed again� Turning ON the ignition key will cancel the last door arming

sequence until the key is turned off and the doors are all closed once again�

AUTOMATIC REARMING

This automatically rearms the alarm if the system is disarmed from the remote�

(see user feature #10 to enable)� When disarmed by remote, the system will start a

90 second countdown (fast ashing status light) to arm the system. This is useful if

the controller may accidentally disarms the system when it’s kept in a purse or pocket

where other items could potentially press the buttons� ENHANCED AUTO REARM

allows you to cancel the countdown by pressing UNLOCK a second time within

5 seconds of the rst press to disarm the alarm.

Security System Features

MANUAL TRANSMISSION STARTING

Remote starting with a manual transmission requires that you ensure the gear

selector is in NEUTRAL� There are 2 available methods�

METHOD #1 - 3D MOTION SENSOR:

This system is equipped with a 3D motion sensor built into the antenna� Whenever

remote start is activated, the sensor is monitored for vehicle movement� If the vehicle

moves just a few inches when the engine is cranking, it will instantly turn the engine

off� This safety feature allows you to enjoy remote start without performing reservation

mode as described below�

METHOD #2 - RESERVATION MODE:

For extra safety, installer feature #11 can be turned on which requires you to perform

a setup procedure that ensures the transmission was left in neutral when you park

your vehicle� This must be performed each time you leave your vehicle to use remote

start later� To do so, follow these steps:

1) With the engine running via the ignition switch, hold the brake pedal, apply the

parking brake, then release the brake pedal�

2) Use the transmitter as if you were activating remote start (default: press START

twice). The status light will start to ash slow.

3) Turn off the ignition key and exit the vehicle, the engine will continue running.

4) Press LOCK on the transmitter� The engine will shut down (unless turbo timer is

on) and the status light will ash every 2 seconds (ready to be remote started).

NOTE: Manual transmission starting is canceled if you enter the vehicle after

performing the setup procedure.

Other Remote Start Features (cont’d)

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Using The Valet Switch

VALET MODE

Valet mode completely disables all security & remote start functions� Keyless entry

is still operable� To enter valet mode, perform the following steps:

STEP 1 - Disarm the system by remote or by performing an emergency override�

STEP 2 - Press and hold the valet switch for 2 seconds� The system will chirp once

and the status light will turn on�

EXITING VALET MODE - Press and release the valet switch once� The status light

will turn off�

EMERGENCY OVERRIDE

If you were to lose or break your controller, you’d need to perform an emergency

override to disarm the system and use your vehicle� To do so, use the following steps:

STEP 1 - Enter the vehicle (the alarm should sound)�

STEP 2 - Turn the ignition key to the “ON” position�

STEP 3 - Press the valet switch (located in the window-mount antenna) once�

NOTE: Enter your SecureCode at this time if programmed via user feature #13

STEP 4 - Turn the ignition key “OFF”�

WHEN THE SYSTEM TRIGGERS

It will sound the siren/horn and ash the parking lights for 30 seconds (selectable).

The controller will also alert you indicating which zone is violated (if in range of the

system)� When disarming the system after a trigger event, the siren/horn will chirp

and the lights will ash 4 times instead of the standard 2 times.

LOCK ON TRIGGER: If a door is opened when the system is triggered, it will wait

until the door is closed again, then lock the doors�

STORM SAFE MODE: When the system is triggered, pressing the UNLOCK button

will stop the alarm from sounding but will leave the doors locked� This function is use-

ful if you have a false triggering situation due to violent weather�

ZONE VIOLATION RECALL: The system is capable of telling you which zones were

triggered last. The system’s status light will ash to indicate which zone was triggered

(see the next page). This occurs during the alarm cycle AND after disarming. The

system will store the last triggered zone until the vehicle’s ignition key is turned on.

NUISANCE PREVENTION: If the sensor prewarns 5 times within 15 minutes, it will

bypass the zone for the remainder of the 15 minutes before rearming the pre-warn

zone. If a full trigger zone is left open, the system will trigger a total of 3 times before

bypassing the zone. Once the zone is closed again, it will re-arm that zone.

PRE-WARN DETECTION

This system’s impact sensor is designed, in addition to detecting a full impact, to

warn away potential violators when it detects a light impact to the vehicle� The system

will respond by chirping the siren/horn 3 times and locking the doors� This is very use-

ful when an intruder attempts to unlock the door with “slim jim” types of devices�

Security System Features (cont’d)

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The Status Light

The status light, located in the antenna, indicates the system’s current status�

SECURITY SYSTEM STATUS

OFF: The alarm is disarmed and not performing any automatic functions�

ON: The alarm is in valet mode�

FLASHING SLOW: The alarm is armed and monitoring all entry points�

FLASHING FAST: One of the automatic arming features is in progress�

AUTOMATIC TRANSMITTER VERIFICATION

Every time you turn on the ignition key, the status light will ash a number of times

equal to the number of transmitters programmed to the system� This unique security

feature combats potential thieves (valet attendant, mechanic, etc�) from adding their

own transmitter without your knowledge and accessing your vehicle at a later time�

ALARM ZONE VIOLATION RECALL

If the security system is triggered, upon disarming, the status light will ash

a number of times to indicate exactly which zone(s), has been violated. It will

store the last 2 violated circuits and continually repeat the ash pattern until the

vehicle’s ignition key is turned ON�

2 FLASHES: Hood trigger

3 FLASHES: Door trigger

4 FLASHES: Sensor port trigger

REMOTE START STATUS

FLASHING SLOW: The engine was remote started successfully and is running�

FLASHING FAST: The remote start sequence has begun and is in process of

starting�

2 FLASHES, PAUSE: The engine is running while the alarm is armed�

REMOTE START DIAGNOSTICS

The remote start system can also indicate which zone caused the last remote

start cycle to end� To see this indicator, place the system into alarm valet mode�

Immediately after the chirp, the status light will ash to indicate which zone violation

occurred�

1 FLASH: The hood was opened�

2 FLASHES: Brake pedal was pressed

3 FLASHES: Bad tach signal or engine overrev�

4 FLASHES: The neutral safety circuit was triggered�

5 FLASHES: The 3D sensor detected vehicle motion�

6 FLASHES: Received command to stop�

7 FLASHES: The alarm was triggered�

8 FLASHES: Run time expired.

9 FLASHES: Low battery voltage was detected�

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Multi-Car Operation & Vehicle Proles

MULTI-CAR OPERATION

The controller can operate up to 2 different systems� When controlling 2 systems, it

will receive all status updates on the currently selected vehicle prole and will receive

only trigger alerts for the 2nd vehicle� You can switch from one car to the other at any-

time as well as choose a unique image and name for each vehicle� Use the following

steps to change vehicle proles as well as select the vehicle image and name.

1) Press the “P” button for 3 seconds to access options�

2) Scroll down until “Vehicle Info” is highlighted

(pictured to the left above)�

3) Press the 4 button to select�

4) Scroll to highlight Vehicle #1 or Vehicle #2

5) Press the 4 button to select�

6) The image option will be highlighted� Scroll up or down to

change the image� (pictured to the left)

7) Press the 4 button to select�

8) The rst letter of the name is highlighted. Use the up and

down arrows to scroll through the alphabet/numbers� Press

the 4 button to move to the next space. Press to move

back a space� The name can be up to 8 characters�

PROGRAMMING THE VEHICLE IMAGE & NAME

SELECTING VEHICLE #1 OR VEHICLE #2 FOR DAILY USE

Press the “P” then UNLOCK select Vehicle #1� The controller will beep/vibrate once�

Repeat to select Vehicle #2� The controller will beep/vibrate twice�

Scroll

Up

Programming Controls

Return To

Previous Screen

Select Highlighted

Option

Scroll

Down

After selecting the 8th character, you will return to the Vehicle #1/#2 selection screen�

Press the “P” button to return to status screen or press the button to return to the

main menu�

- Press for 3 seconds to access the options menu.

- Press and release to return to the status screen.

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Programming Controller Options

Scroll Up

Programming Controls

Return To

Previous Screen

Select Highlighted

Option

Scroll Down

- Press for 3 seconds to access the options menu.

- Press and release to return to the status screen.

Each function button on the controller also serves for navigating through the option

menus and making changes to the controller options� These secondary functions are

indicated by small icons in the upper corners of each button. See below for an expla-

nation of each button’s function�

BUTTON LOCK

This feature disables the function buttons from operating

when pressed� This prevents accidental system activation�

To activate:

1) Press the “P” button to access the options menu�

2) “Button Lock” will be highlighted by default�

3) Press the 4 button to select� All function buttons are

now locked�

3) To unlock the buttons, press START then UNLOCK�

*

SETTING THE ALARM CLOCK

1) Press the “P” button to access the options menu�

2) Scroll down until “Alarm Clock” is highlighted

3) Press the 4 button to select�

4) Scroll down to highlight ON�*

5) Press the 4 button to select�

6) The hour will now be highlighted� Scroll to select the

desired hour�

7) Press the 4 button to select�

6) The hour digits will now be highlighted� Scroll to select

the desired hour�

8) Press the 4 button to select�

9) The minute digits will now be highlighted� Scroll to select

the desired minute setting�

10) Press the 4 button to select�

END HERE IF CLOCK IS IN 24 HOUR FORMAT

11) AM/PM will now be highlighted�** Scroll to select the

desired setting�

12) Press the 4 button to select�

*To disable, perform

steps 1-5 but select

OFF on step 4

**The alarm clock has

an optional 24 hour

format (see “setting

the clock”)

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Programming Controller Options (cont’d)

This option selects how long the screen will stay lit

before turning back off� Keep in mind that longer settings

sacrice some battery life. To program:

1) Press the “P” button to access the options menu�

2) Scroll down until “Screen Lighting” is highlighted

3) Press the 4 button to select�

4) Scroll to select the desired time interval�

3) Press the 4 button to select�

SCREEN LIGHTING

The 2-way portion of the controller can be disabled com-

pletely to save battery life while traveling or out of range of

the vehicle� To set power save:

1) Press the “P” button to access the options menu�

2) Scroll down until “Power Save” is highlighted

3) Press the 4 button to select�

4) Scroll to select ON or OFF, whichever is desired�

3) Press the 4 button to select�

When Power Save mode is ON, you will not receive any

2-way conrmations. Additionally, there will be a red X over

the “in range” indicator in the lower left corner of the status

screen (pictured to the left)�

POWER SAVE MODE

SETTING THE CLOCK

1) Press the “P” button to access the options menu�

2) Scroll down until “Set Clock” is highlighted

3) Press the 4 button to select�

4) Scroll to highlight either 12 (AM/PM) or 24 hour format�

5) Press the 4 button to select� (the hour is highlighted)

6) Scroll to select the desired hour�

7) Press the 4 button to select� (the hour is highlighted)

6) The hour digits will now be highlighted� Scroll to select

the desired hour�

8) Press the 4 button to select�

9) The minute digits will now be highlighted� Scroll to the desired minute setting�

10) Press the 4 button to select�

END HERE IF CLOCK IS IN 24 HOUR FORMAT

11) AM/PM will now be highlighted� Scroll to select the desired setting�

12) Press the 4 button to select�

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DEMO MODE

Demo mode will show you a demonstration movie of all the controller’s conrma-

tion animations and alerts� To view demo mode, use the following steps�

1) Press the “P” button for 3 seconds to access options�

2) Scroll down until “DEMO” is highlighted

3) Press the 4 button to select�

Programming Controller Options (cont’d)

PARKING TIMER: Press LOCK twice within 5 secondsto start the timer�

REMOTE START TIMER: This turns on every time you remote start�

Note: Pressing the “P” during either timer mode will switch between the

timer and clock.

PARKING TIMER & REMOTE START TIMER

SELECTING BUTTON BEEP

With this option turned ON, the controller will beep to con-

rm each button press. The default setting is OFF. To turn

ON/OFF, use the following procedure:

1) Press the “P” button for 3 seconds to access options�

2) Scroll down until “Button Beep” is highlighted

3) Press the 4 button to select�

4) Scroll up or down to highlight the desired setting�

5) Press the 4 button to select�

SELECTING MELODY & VIBRATE MODES

The controller can give you 2-way alerts with a melody, vibration, or both� By

default, the controller is set for melody only� Press the “P” and trunk buttons

simultaneously for 2 seconds to change the setting. The sequence is VIBRATE

only, MELODY + VIBRATE, MELODY only� The melody and vibrate icons at the top of

the status screen will change to indicate your selection�

This option allows you to select from 5 different melodies to

indicate when remote start is turned on and off� To change

the setting, use the following procedure:

1) Press the “P” button for 3 seconds to access options�

2) Scroll down until “Melodies” is highlighted

3) Press the 4 button to select�

4) Scroll up or down to highlight the desired setting�

5) Press the 4 button to select�

This option allows you to select Farhenheit or Celsius for the temperature display:

1) Press the “P” button for 3 seconds to access options�

2) Scroll down until “Temp Display” is highlighted

3) Press the 4 button to select�

4) Scroll up or down to highlight the desired setting�

5) Press the 4 button to select�

SELECTING REMOTE START MELODIES

SELECTING TEMPERATURE DISPLAY UNIT

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Anti-Carjacking Protection

The system is equipped with two separate Anti-Carjacking protection features (igni-

tion, open door, or both)� All are programmable, and must be turned on to operate�

Once activated, the user has 60 seconds to cancel the Anti-Carjacking protection

process (described below)� If Anti-Carjacking is not cancelled, 53 seconds after being

activated the siren will begin to chirp for 7 seconds to alert the user that the system

is about to enter into an alarm condition� The Valet Switch may still be pressed once

during this period to cancel the Anti-Carjacking process�

If the Anti-Carjacking process is not cancelled before the 60 second countdown

expires, the system will enter an alarm condition, sounding the siren and ashing the

parking lights� 30 seconds after this occurs, or should the ignition be turned off in the

meantime, the stater interrupt will engage� Once the system enters the alarm condi-

tion, it will not respond to the transmitter, nor will the system reset automatically after

60 seconds, and it can only be disengaged by:

Step 1 Turning the vehicle’s ignition off�

Step 2 Turning the ignition back on�

Step 3 Within 5 seconds, perform an Emergency Override using the Valet Switch� If

the SecureCode has been customized, the correct number of Valet Switch presses

must be made�

The different types of Anti-Carjacking protection are:

Ignition Activated Anti-Carjacking activates every time the vehicle’s ignition is

turned on� The Valet Switch must be pressed within 60 seconds of activating to can-

cel Anti-Carjacking� This is User Programmable Feature #12�

Door Anti-Carjacking activates when a door is opened after the vehicle is started

and the engine is running� The Valet Switch must be pressed within 60 seconds after

activation to cancel Anti-Carjacking� This is User Programmable Feature #12�

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Step 1 Turn the ignition key “ON”, then “OFF”�

Step 2 Within 5 seconds of step 1, press the valet switch 5 times to access user

features (10 times to access installer features)�

~ The siren/horn will sound and the status light will turn on�

Step 3 Within 10 seconds of step 2, press the valet switch the number of times cor-

responding with the desired feature’s number�

~ The siren/horn will chirp, the status lights, and the parking lights will ash equal

to the selected feature�

Step 4 Change the feature by pressing the transmitter button that corresponds with

the desired setting� The siren/horn will chirp to correspond with the chosen setting�

Programming Features

Standard Programming: Use this method to program additional or replacement

transmitters� Before you begin, have all transmitters at hand and make sure the cor-

rect vehicle prole (see page 12) is selected on the controller(s).

Step 1 Then, turn the ignition “on”�

Step 2 Within 5 seconds of Step 1, press the Valet Switch 5 times� The siren/horn will

briey sound, conrming that the system is ready to learn a transmitter code.

Step 3 Press the LOCK button on each transmitter one at a time� The system will

chirp the siren/horn once to conrm that each was learned. If a code is not received

within 10 seconds of Step 2, the learning process will automatically exit.

Programming Controllers/Transmitters

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User Programmable Features

Feature #5 - Ignition Controlled Lock/Unlock

Off (press LOCK to program)

Lock w/ Ignition On (press UNLOCK to program)

Unlock w/ Ignition Off (press TRUNK to program)

Lock And Unlock w/ Ignition (press START to program)

This feature controls the lock/unlock operations when the ignition key is turned on/off�

Feature #1 - Remote Start Run Time

3 Minutes (press LOCK to program)

10 Minutes (press UNLOCK to program)

15 Minutes (press TRUNK to program)

20 Minutes (press START to program)

30 Minutes (press LOCK & UNLOCK to program)

This sets the maximum amount of time that the remote start will keep the engine

running if it is not shut down by other methods�

Feature #3 - Conrmation Chirp Volume

Low (softest) (press LOCK to program)

Medium Low (press UNLOCK to program)

Medium High (press TRUNK to program)

High (loudest) (press START to program)

This feature allows the choice different chirp volume levels, and when programming

it, each selection will be conrmed in the chosen volume making it easy to choose the

most suitable setting�

Feature #2 - Flashing Light Conrmations

Unlock: ON, RS: ON (press LOCK to program)

Unlock: ON, RS: Flash (press UNLOCK to program)

Unlock: Flash, RS: ON (press TRUNK to program)

Unlock: Flash, RS: Flash (press START to program)

This feature affects the parking light conrmations for system unlock & remote start

functions� With the above options, you can select any combination of:

Unlock: Flash - Flashes twice after unlock

Unlock: ON - Flashes twice then stays on for 30 seconds after unlock

RS: ON - Stays on during remote start mode

RS: Flash - Flashes once every 1�5 seconds during remote start mode

Feature #4 - BROWN Wire Audible Output

Pulsed Horn Low (press LOCK to program)

Pulsed Horn Medium (press UNLOCK to program)

Pulsed Horn High (press TRUNK to program)

Steady Siren (press START to program)

Random (press LOCK & UNLOCK to program)

This changes the BROWN wire’s audible output when the alarm is triggered� Steady

siren must be selected when using a siren (other horn outputs stay at the Medium

setting)� The random option will pulse the horn in a distinct long and short honk

routine during the alarm trigger condition� The horn honk options will affect all horn

honk outputs used as well as change the BROWN wire’s function� If installer feature

#6 is set to “Horn” the Brown wire will function as a steady siren when “Random” is

selected�

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User Programmable Features (cont’d)

Feature #6 - Open Door Bypass of Ignition Locking

On (press LOCK to program)

Off (press UNLOCK to program)

This feature cancels the automatic locking or unlocking of the vehicle’s doors if one of

the doors is open when the ignition switch is turned on or off�

Feature #9 - Last Door Arming

Off (press LOCK to program)

On w/o doors locking (press UNLOCK to program)

On w/ doors locking (press TRUNK to program)

“Last Door Arming” has the system automatically arm itself every time you exit the

vehicle (the complete operation is described on page 8)�

Feature #10 - Automatic Rearming

Off (press LOCK to program)

On w/o doors locking (press UNLOCK to program)

On w/ doors locking (press TRUNK to program)

Enhanced auto rearm (press START to program)

“Automatic Rearming”, described on page 9, rearms the alarm if accidentally dis-

armed� Options are to have Automatic Rearming operate with or without also locking

the doors when the system does rearm� Enhanced auto rearm allows you to cancel

the rearming sequence by pressing unlock a 2nd time after disarming�

Feature #7 - Unlock w/ Trunk Release

On (press LOCK to program)

Off (press UNLOCK to program)

“2nd channel” is most commonly used for trunk release, in which case the alarm

should also disarm. This feature, when on, congures the system to unlock/disarm

when the 2nd channel is activated�

Feature #8 - Remote Start Activation From The Remote

Press START button 1 time (press LOCK to program)

Press START button 2 times (press UNLOCK to program)

Press START button 3 times (press TRUNK to program)

Press START button 4 times (press START to program)

This feature changes how the remote start feature is activated from the remote�

Feature #11 - Conrmation Chirps

Siren + Horn (press LOCK to program)

Siren Only (press UNLOCK to program)

Horn Only (press TRUNK to program)

On Demand (siren+horn) (press START to program)

Off (press LOCK & UNLOCK to program)

This feature selects whether the siren and/or horn give conrmation chirps� Both

outputs will always sound when the alarm system is triggered or in panic mode�

Feature #12 - Anti-Carjacking

Ignition Only (press LOCK to program)

Door Only (press UNLOCK to program)

Ignition + Door (press TRUNK to program)

Off (press START to program)

This selects between the 2 forms of anti-carjacking protection� Details on using anti-

carjacking protection are described on page 14�

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User Programmable Features (cont’d)

Feature #15 - Alarm Trigger Duration

30 Seconds (press LOCK to program)

60 Seconds (press UNLOCK to program)

90 Seconds (press TRUNK to program)

120 Seconds (press START to program)

This feature selects the period of time for which the system sounds the siren (and/

or horn) and ashes the lights when triggered. Caution: Before lengthening the

Alarm Duration you should always check and determine if there are any local

anti-noise or nuisance ordinances in your area.

Feature #16 - Arming Delay

3 Seconds (press LOCK to program)

15 Seconds (press UNLOCK to program)

30 Seconds (press TRUNK to program)

45 Seconds (press START to program)

This selects how long the alarm waits to monitor trigger zones after arming.

Feature #17 - Open Door Warning Upon Arming

On (press LOCK to program)

Off (press UNLOCK to program)

When this feature is turned on, if one of the vehicle’s doors is open at the time that

the system is armed via the controller or transmitter, the siren will chirp 3 times and

the parking lights will ash 3 times, instead of once.

Feature #14 - Ignition Activated Override

On (press LOCK to program)

Off (press UNLOCK to program)

This feature allows an activated system to be overridden and disarmed by simply

turning the ignition switch on within 10 seconds of the alarm triggering� After 10 sec-

onds, the Emergency Override must be performed�

Feature #13 - SecureCode

DEFAULT - 1 Press

SecureCode is a unique patented feature which allows you to select the number of

Valet Switch presses in two stages, instead of “1 press”, which would be required in

order to perform an Emergency Override� If any of the three anti-carjacking features

are utilized, a customized SecureCode would also be required to turn it off once it is

fully activated� SecureCode operation is described on page 10�

To custom program a new SecureCode:

Step 1 Access user feature #13 (follow the steps on page 15)�

Step 2 Within 10 seconds slowly press and release the transmitter’s LOCK button

the number of times equal to the desired SecureCode for stage 1, allow the system to

respond to each transmitter button press with a siren chirp before pressing the button

again. A few seconds after the nal button press, the system will chirp conrming the

total number for stage 1�

Step 3 Congure stage 2 of the SecureCode by pressing and releasing the LOCK

button again equal to the number of times desired for the stage 2� The system will

conrm as it did for stage 1.

NOTE:To start over, press the valet button 13 times again.

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Installer Programmable Features

This group of Installer Programmable Features are all accessed as a group in the second level of

features’ programming� These features have a direct affect upon the system’s operations related

to the installation and vehicle type AND SHOULD ONLY BE CHANGED BY THE INSTALLER!!!

Feature #1 - Remote Start Activation From The WHITE/BLUE Wire

1 pulse (press LOCK to program)

2 pulses (press UNLOCK to program)

3 pulses (press TRUNK to program)

4 pulses (press START to program)

This feature changes how remote start is activated from the (-) activation input wire�

Feature #2 - Vehicle Learn

Enabled (press LOCK to program)

Disabled (press UNLOCK to program)

When enabled, the system will allow the installer to perform vehicle learn (described in the instal-

lation guide). This allows quick programming of several vehicle specic settings.

WARNING: This feature should only be programmed by the installer.

Feature #3 - Engine Detection Method

Progressive Voltage (press LOCK to program)

Voltage (press UNLOCK to program)

Tach Wire (press TRUNK to program)

Data Tach (press START to program)

Crank Only (press LOCK & UNLOCK to program)

This feature selects the method in which the remote start monitors the engine’s running condition

in remote start mode� The best method available is auto-detected during the VEHICLE LEARN

process�

“Progressive Voltage” mode is a new version of our popular “tachless hi” method� It uses a

preset crank time (see installer feature #7) and monitors the vehicle’s voltage level to determine

if the engine is running� This setting looks for a voltage increase of 0�3v after cranking but allows

for voltage drops after the engine is running for 2 minutes accommodating new progressive style

alternators� This method is the most universal for all vehicles�

“Voltage” mode looks for a voltage increase of 0�5v after cranking and constantly monitors volt-

age during remote start operation�

“Tach Wire” Before this setting is programmed, refer to the “Violet/White wire” section of the

installation manual for proper wiring connection and the Tach Learn Procedure� It will crank the

engine for up to 3 seconds or until a tach signal is detected�

“Data Tach” mode operates just like the “Tach Wire” setting except it takes its reading from the

D2D data port instead of using the Violet/White wire� Before using, make sure this function is sup-

ported by the Databus Interface module�

“Crank Only” AKA “blind start” is similar to the “Tachless” settings however, it only makes one

start attempt and does not monitor engine running conditions� This is useful for many “push-to-

start” vehicles�

Feature #4 - Gasoline Or Diesel Engine

Gasoline (press LOCK to program)

Diesel 15 Sec. Delay (press UNLOCK to program)

Diesel 20 Sec. Delay (press TRUNK to program)

Diesel 30 Sec. Delay (press START to program)

This feature changes the system’s timing of the ignition and starter output sequence for gas or

diesel engines� Gasoline: the starter output will occur 3 seconds after the ignitions turn on� When

in “Tachless” mode, the engine running status is determined 10 seconds after starting� Diesel: the

starter output will occur 15, 20, or 30 seconds after the ignitions turn on (allows for glow

plug warming)� When in “Tachless” mode, the engine running status will be determined

40 seconds after cranking�

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Installer Programmable Features (cont’d)

Feature #5 - Light Relay Function

Dome Light Output (press LOCK to program)

Start (press UNLOCK to program)

Ignition Output (press TRUNK to program)

Accessory Output (press START to program)

Status (press LOCK & UNLOCK to program)

Light Flash (press TRUNK & START to program)

The system has two built-in relays, which can be programmed to perform several different func-

tions. The primary function of this relay, is to use for vehicle with multi-plex parking light systems.

This relay can be programmed for any other functions listed above�

Feature #7 - Starter Cranking Time

0.75 Second (press LOCK to program)

1.00 Second (press UNLOCK to program)

1.5 Seconds (press TRUNK to program)

2.25 Seconds (press START to program)

3 Seconds (press LOCK & UNLOCK to program)

Average (press TRUNK & START to program)

This feature determines the crank time of the 1st start attempt when in “Tachless” mode� If the

engine doesn’t start on the rst attempt, it will retry up to 3 more times extending the crank time

by an additional 0�2 second with each attempt� The “Average” setting will sample the last 8 cranks

(by ignition key) and average the crank time automatically for increased accuracy�

Feature #8 - Door Lock/Unlock Outputs

0.8 Second Outputs (press LOCK to program)

3 Second Outputs (press UNLOCK to program)

Double Pulse Unlock Output (press TRUNK to program)

Total Closure Lock Output (press START to program)

This changes the system’s door lock outputs to suite different vehicle requirements� The total

closure setting provides a 28 second lock pulse (press LOCK or UNLOCK is during the pulse to

stop it) and a 0�8 second unlock pulse�

Feature #9 Remote Start Lock Control

Off (press LOCK to program)

Lock After Start (press UNLOCK to program)

Unlock Before Start (press TRUNK to program)

Unlock Before Start & Lock After Start (press START to program)

Lock After Engine Off (press LOCK & UNLOCK to program)

This feature allows for OEM alarm/lock control in relation to remote start operations thus eliminat-

ing extra wiring for OEM alarm control.

Feature #6 Blue Satellite Port, Blue Wire Function

Ignition (press LOCK to program)

Status / GWR (press UNLOCK to program)

Defrost 0.8 sec Pulse (press TRUNK to program)

Defrost 10 min Pulse (press START to program)

Pulse After Engine Off (press LOCK & UNLOCK to program)

Horn (press TRUNK & START to program)

This determines the function of the Blue wire on the Blue satellite relay port�

The Status setting turns on briey before the Ignition output and stays on during remote start

mode� The other pulse settings give a 0�8 second pulse under the selected condition� Defrost

Pulse will send a pulse after start only when the cabin temperature is below freezing (32 degrees

F / 0 degrees C)�

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Installer Programmable Features (cont’d)

Feature #11 - Manual Transmission Reservation Mode

On (press LOCK to program)

Off (press UNLOCK to program)

This feature changes the parameters of the system’s remote start operation to be suitable for

manual transmission-equipped vehicles via a “setup” procedure which must be followed upon exit-

ing the vehicle to ensure the transmission is in neutral�

Feature #10 - Turbo Timer

Off (press LOCK to program)

Run 1 Minute (press UNLOCK to program)

Run 2 Minutes (press TRUNK to program)

Run 3 Minutes (press START to program)

This feature, the operation of which is described on page 8, when turned on congures the system

to automatically keep the engine running briey after the key is turned off. This operation is

designed specically for vehicles with turbocharged engines.

NOTE: This feature is dependent on the proper wiring of the neutral safety circuit.

Feature #12 Data Port Protocol

Green: DBI, Black: DBI (press LOCK to program)

Green: iData, Black: iData (press UNLOCK to program)

Green: DBI, Black: iData (press TRUNK to program)

Green: iData, Black: DBI (press START to program)

This feature determines which data protocol is used on each data port� Choose this based on the

accessory being connected to the port� NOTE: When a BLADE is inserted, this feature auto-

matically switches the black port to the iDatalink protocol.

Feature #13 - Alarm Functions

On (press LOCK to program)

Off (press UNLOCK to program)

Off- Unlock Only (press TRUNK to program)

Sensor Detect (press START to program)

This feature converts keyless entry models to full alarm systems (installation changes may be

required)� Sensor Detect automatically turns on alarm functions when a sensor is connected to

the sensor port or data port�

Feature #14 - Pulse Ignition On Disarm

On (press LOCK to program)

Off (press UNLOCK to program)

This feature will pulse the ignition and activate any attached immobilizer bypass module for

vehicles that require the ignition to be turned on to disarm the OEM alarm�

Feature #15 Lock On Prewarn

On (press LOCK to program)

Off (press UNLOCK to program)

This feature will automatically lock the doors to combat unauthorized entry from lock picking when

the prewarn zone is triggered.

Feature #16 - Starter Interrupt Functions

Alarm Only (press LOCK to program)

Anti-Grind Only (press UNLOCK to program)

Alarm & Anti-Grind (press TRUNK to program)

Automatic (press START to program)

Alarm Only - The Starter Interrupt is operable whenever the alarm is armed�

Anti-Grind Only - The Starter Interrupt is operable whenever remote start is on�

Alarm & Anti-Grind - This setting engages starter interrupt when the alarm is armed AND when

the system is in remote start mode�

Automatic - The Starter Interrupt output will automatically engage 90 seconds after the

ignition switch is turned “off”, and after disarming the system�

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Installer Programmable Features (cont’d)

This 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 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, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may

cause harmful interference to radio communications� 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.

Warning! Changes or modications made to this equipment not expressly approved by the part responsible for compliance could void

the use’s authority to operate the equipment

NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modications to this equipment.

Such modications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Feature #17 Low Temp Crank Extender

0ms (press LOCK to program)

200ms (press UNLOCK to program)

300ms (press TRUNK to program)

400ms (press START to program)

When the vehicle’s interior temperature is below freezing, this feature adds extra crank time to the

base timing (see installer feature #7)� It applies to tachless modes only (installer feature #3)�

Feature #20 Low Current / Motorcycle Mode

On (press LOCK to program)

Off (press UNLOCK to program)

This feature, when on, reduces the system’s current draw by as much as 40% while the alarm is

armed� It causes the starter interrupt output to only operate when the ignition is turned on and re-

duces the frequency of the “armed” ashing status light signicantly. This is ideal when the system

is to be used on vehicles that have limited battery capacity and/or may sit for extended periods

without charging the battery�

Feature #19 - Horn Relay Function

Horn Output (press LOCK to program)

Ignition (press UNLOCK to program)

Trunk Release (press TRUNK to program)

Pulse After Start (press START to program)

The primary function of this second relay, is to operate the vehicle’s existing horn; either in con-

junction with the electronic siren, or in place of the siren� Using both a siren and the horn creates

an extremely effective security system.

Feature #18 - Arm, Disarm or Additional Channels

Arm / Disarm (press LOCK to program)

Arm / Channel 5 (press UNLOCK to program)

Ch 4 Pulse / Disarm (press TRUNK to program)

Ch 4 Pulse / Ch 5 Pulse (press START to program)

Ch 4 Latch / Disarm (press LOCK & UNLOCK to program)

Ch 4 Latch / Ch 5 Pulse (press TRUNK & START to program)

The system has outputs designed for arming and/or disarming a factory-equipped security

system� These wires may be used instead to provide further system outputs, which are remotely

operated by the controller� These outputs are in addition to the 2nd channel and 3rd channel out-

puts� As shown in the programming assignment, the arm, disarm, channel 4 and channel 5 are

programmable as various combinations� The Channel 4 Latch function will reset when the remote

button(s) is pressed again, the ignition is turned “on”, or the system looses main power

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CONVENIENCESECURITYINSTALLER ONLY

User Feature Programming: Ignition on, off, press valet 5 times

# Feature Lock Button

(Brake 1x)

Unlock button

(Brake 2x)

Trunk button

(Brake 3x)

Start button

(Brake 4x)

Lock +

Unlock

(Brake 5x)

Trunk

+ Start

(Brake 6x)

1 Remote Start Run Time 3 min 10 min 15 min 20 min 30 min

2 Flashing Light Conrmations Unlock: ON

RS: ON

Unlock: ON

RS: Flash

Unlock: Flash

RS: ON

Unlock: Flash

RS: Flash

3 Conrmation Chirp Volume Low Med-Low Med-High High

4 BROWN Wire: Siren / Pulsed Horn Pulse LOW Pulse MED Pulse HI Steady Siren Random

5 Ignition Lock / Unlock Off Ign On = Lock Ign. Off = Unlock Lock + Unlock

6 Door Open Bypass for Feat. #5 On Off

7 Unlock w/ Trunk Release On Off

8 RS Activation (Remote) Start x 1 Start x 2 Start x 3 Start x 4

9 Last Door Arming Off On w/o Lock On w/ Lock

10 Automatic Rearming Off On w/o Lock On w/ Lock Enhanced

11 Conrmation Chirps Siren + Horn Siren Only Horn Only On Demand Off

12 Anti-Carjacking Ignition Door Ignition + Door Off

13 Override Code See operation guide for programming instructions. DEFAULT: 1,0

14 Ignition Override On Off

15 Alarm Trigger Duration 30 sec 60 sec 90 sec 120 sec

16 Arming Delay 3 sec 15 sec 30 sec 45 sec

17 Open Door Warning Upon Arming On Off

Installer Feature Programming: Ignition on, off, press valet 10 times

1 RS Activation (WHITE/BLUE wire) 1 Pulse 2 pulses 3 pulses 4 pulses

2 Vehicle Learn Enabled Disabled

3 Engine Detection Prog. Voltage Voltage Tach Wire Data-tach Crank Only

4 Gasoline or Diesel Engine Gasoline 15 sec Diesel 20 sec Diesel 30 sec Diesel

5 Light Relay Function Dome Light Start Ignition Accessory Status Light Flash

6 Blue Sat Port BLUE Wire Ignition Status 0.8 sec Defrost

Pulse

10 min Defrost

Pulse

Pulse After

Engine Off Horn

7 Crank Time 0.75 sec 1 sec 1.5 sec 2.25 sec 3 sec Average

8 Door Lock/Unlock Outputs 0.8 sec 3 sec Double Unlock Total Closure

9 Remote Start Lock Control Off Lock After Start Unlock before

Start

Unlock Before

& Lock After

Lock After

Engine Off

10 Turbo Timer Off 1 min 2 min 3 min

11 Manual Transmission Reservation On Off

12 Data Port Protocol Green: DBI

Black: DBI

Green: iData

Black: iData

Green: DBI

Black: iData

Green: iData

Black: DBI

13 Alarm Functions On Off Off-Unlock Only Sensor Detect

14 Pulse Ign. on Disarm On Off

15 Lock On Prewarn On Off

16 Starter Interrupt Alarm Only Anti-grind Only Alarm/Anti-Grind Automatic

17 Low Temp Crank Extender 0 ms 200 ms 300 ms 400 ms

18 Arm/Disarm or CH. 4/5 Arm/Disarm Arm/CH5 Pulse CH4 Pulse/

Disarm

CH4 Pulse/

CH5 Pulse

CH4 Latch/

Disarm

CH4 Latch/

CH5 Pulse

19 Horn Relay Function Horn Ignition Trunk Release Pulse After

Start

20 Low Current Mode On Off

FEATURE SETTING KEY:

Default Setting

Back Cover

Color cover is in a

separate le.

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