SEGI JA800A915 CAR Alarm User Manual VA5JA800A915 Manual

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www.comgustar.com
Toll Free: 888-820-3690
21911 68‘" Ave 8
Kent, WA 98032
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CompustarA Controllers
INSTALLATION GUIDE
FCC ID : VA5JA800A915
This device complies wilh Part 15 of lhe FCC Rules
Operaflon is slbjecnn lne following Mu commons:
(1) This device may notause hannful inierfaenoe, and
(2) This device must accept any inierfeverm received. including interference
fixatmay cause undesied operafion.
CAUTION : Changes of mdificaiians noiemressly appmved by (he party
respcnsble for compliance could vcid lhe user’s authorny In
opeaie lhis device
IC ID : 7087A-A800A915
Statement : The lenn "ICf' befure lhe ratio oenificaflon nunbev only signifies
hat Industry Canada hchnifil specifications were met
CAUTION : The User MatnndMons in the uniimay void the usefs auihufi-
ty In opemfie lhe unit
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Wiring Diagram Page 7
Instailation oiAM or Antennas and RPS Page 8
Option Programming ior Four Button Remote Page 9
Option Programming for Six ButtontONE WAY) Remotes Page 10
Remote , Pager Programming Menu Options Page 10
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The products warranty is automatically void if its date code or serial number is defaced,
missing or altered This warranty Will not be valid unless you have completed the regis
tration card and mailed it to Firstech, Inc , within 10 days after the purchase to the
address listed on the registration card
Important information
Congratulau'ons on the purchase of your high—tech vehicle security system and remote
autorstarter. This system has been designed to provide years of troubletree operaflon.
Due to the complexity ot ttie system, it must only be installed by an authonzed
CompuStar dealer for full warranty and technical support. insmllation of this product by
anyone other than an authonzed dealer voids the warranty
The owner' a guide should help you to get the most out oi your system Please take
time to read it thoroughly prior to using this system Additional replacement copies of this
manual are available for downloading at www compustarorg.
_atety information
Please take these safety precautions under the tollowing conditions:
1. Servicing the vehicle
When sen/icing (i.e changing the oil, washing your car) your automobile, the Compustar
system should be in Valet Mode. There is a safety shutdown sWitch under the hood that
deactivams the remote starter function it the hood is open. However, it the sWitch has
been damaged or the switch has been installed improperly, the vehicle may start when
Button ll is pressed for 2 seconds even it the hood is open
2. Leaning your vehicle to others
Whenever you loan your vehicle to an indiVidual who is not familiar with Corrpustar,
please put the vehicle in Valet mode This Will prevent the vehicle Ioanerirom accidental-
ly activating the CompuStar auto-security system
3. For manual transmission vehicles
It the Corrpustar ZWSSR is installed in a manual transmission vehicle, extra precautions
are required because the Compustar does not monitor the gear shift:
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Under normal circumstances, Resen/ation Mode is cancelled
when a door or hatchback opens Please veniy it the opening of any door or
hamhback cancels Reservation Mode it any of the doors or hatchback is not
monitored by CompuStar because of improper installation or a faulty dome light sWitch,
do not use the CompuStar and take yourvehicie to the dealer immediately for repair
Do not set Resen/aton Mode when the WindOW(S) are open or it there is anyone
inside of the vehicle including animals.
_ystem Maintenance
This system requires no specific maintenance Your remotepager is powered by a single
AA battery that win last approximately one month under normal use depending on the
make and model of your vehicle. There is a battery icon in the lower nght corner of the
CompuGLO LCD indicating remaining battery lite When the battery weakens, the
operating range will be reduced and the CompuGLO LCD will dim Contact your
authorized Compustar dealer it you have addiuonal questions
REMOTE—PAGER : MREGT CD %
The model name, MR561, stands for Two Way Spread Spectrum Remote with
Liquid Crystal Display. This S-channel transmitter that allows you to activate multiple
functions by pressing a combination of 4 buttons on the unit in order to transmit signals.
CompuGLO color LCD(L‘iquid Crystal Display)
The remoterpager comes with CompuGLO which is a unique color LCD display that
Visually tells the vehicle owner the secunty status of your car at all times There are
dittenng icons that Wi|l appear on your CompuGLO LCD indicating Wnat yourvehicie is
currently doing.
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Icon Explanation
Shock lndicates ir tne Shock Sensor is on or on See page 12
Turbo lndicate ifTurbo Mode is on or off eeepage 17
Timer indicates if nmer Start Mode is on or nfl‘ See page Is
PaSSlve lndicates ii Passive Anning Mode is on or on. See page t7
‘Aé lndicstes tnaune second stage shock sensor nas oeen triggered
d it me icon appears contnuousiy, you are in mute(vibraflon) mode ir tne
ll ll icon oiinks. the first stage shock sensor nas been triggered See page 15
Z 121 lndicatesilyouarein ValetMode. See page 15.
=' H5“ indieoiesiiyourcorparking iignisereiiasning
(U ,, lridicates that your car siren is turned on or oftwhen you lock or
unlock ine venicie.
4.) indicates that someone is paging you irom your vehicle
a ”n Displays lfyourcarls looked orunlocked
indicates ii your remotepager is transmitting signais to tie controller unit
Displays remaining battery iiie.
Displays iryour door is open
Displays ii your vehicle nos auto-started properly or ignmon on.
Displays ir your trunk is open
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Remot
ager Button Func
ns
The user can activate differing functions of CorripuStar 2WSSR system by pressing
one or two buttons simultaneously (ex (HIV) ) located on trie antenna side of your
Compu Star remoteapager.
Channel Button Press tor Function 533th?
1 1 1/2 sec Alarm Mode - on/ofl, RPS - on/ofi
2 II 1/2 sec Auxiliary Option 1
3 111 1/2 sec Auxiliary Option 2
4 W 1/2 sec Query Function
5 If 2 sec Alarm Mode , art/off, RPS , un/ol‘f
6 117 2 sec Autoastart Function , onluff
7 111- 2 sec Trunk Release - on/oft
8 IV— 2 sec Panic Mode
9 (H II) 1/2 590 Car Siren for Lock! Unlockaonloff On
10 (1+ In) 1/2 sec Valet Mode , onrorr on
11 (H—l—l'II) 1/2 sec Passive Arming , nnlnl‘f Off
12 (11+ IV) 1/2 sec Timer Start Mode - ori/off on
13 (III+IV) 1/2 sec Turbo Mode , onloff Off
14 (I+l]I)a 2 sec Shock Sensor , ori/oft. On
15 (1pm), 2 sec Mute mode (Vibration only) , on/ofl. off
16 (HID— 2 sec Programming Menu 1
17 (I+l]1)a 2 sec Programming Menu 2
Note : “( )" means simultaneously pressing the butmns
“( ) — “ means simultaneously pressing the buttons for 2 seconds.
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(7) Output for Parking Lights i Some vehicles, such
_ _ V as Jeep, have negative Parking lights.
5 """"" {A}; """ l (a) siren Output ' '
l Green/Wn z (e) Parking Ligti U , " -
3 CM m 3 i2v Constant . AnAuxoutput'isaSSe‘cpulsethatcanbechangedto Latch
1, Bl K 4 Ground . __ ' SeeProgm-nmmgOpuonsu
swim i (7)250inA PaikingLight v "
While 2 (7) 250m Horn Output 7 l StanerKill supplies a negative ZSOmA output whenthe system is anned. |
Yellow 3 (7) 250m Auxl '
Vellawlwn 4 (7l250rnA Auxz _ - ' _ _ _ _ _ v
Vailet 5 (7) 250m Starter Kiii . " " Dome Light Supemsion : Dome light is turned onfotone mmute
Green 5 (o) ignition Sensing input '
Vmisi 7 (7) 250m Dome tight Output mi“ "méck' Kw“ PM.“ Dome Lghts Rearm who“ the
Orange a H 250m Rear,“ Output } Violet wue of CNZ supplies a gmund pulse befme Lock
4 OW’ W" 9 iii 250m Disarm Output , The Dome Light RearmOptionis to simulate opening the door
R 3 iale ; H Hum Pin Sensing -.. andpressingthefactoiylockbumnforfactoiy arming.
Vailet/ Bk (7) Trunk Plrl Sensing v. _
ii fillill: 3232 8232 f “ed/W" 3  Dani Pm 59mg ‘
A (‘) Door Pi" Sensing VA The sequence forthe Reann pulse : pulse when armed (locked),
LED (7) 4 L H Optiunal Trigger2"“Stage . A .
(g) 3 L H Oplmar Tflgge, 151 Stage The sequence forthe Disann pulse , a pulse when disamtedumlocked)
RPS Sensor 2 t
H i l ‘ (‘)
l Vailetlwn 2 H 250m TrunkOutput
3 Orange Bk L (7) 250m 2" Pulse Unluek t A
CN4 Blue A “250,“ Un‘ockompm ln alla on of AN or antenna. and
Blue/Bk 5 H250rriA Luck Output .
s H Installation of AM or Antennas and RPS.
‘ Black ‘ (7) LED Tne antennas have been calibrated for
i CNS Blank, W" 2 H LED horizontal insmllation at the left—top corner
r N k ‘ ( > of the Windshield. Difierentinsmllatton
i an ,
l CNS White 2 wetage Duaismk rnay attversely am“ the
i Red 3 H transmitting distance
i, Veiiow 4 l" Slage Dueieiiock
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Option Programming for Four Button Remotes
Step1: For programming menu 1 Press Buttons (l+ll) for2 seconds
For programming menu 2 Press Buttons (l+I\/) for 2 seconds
The carWill chirp once indicating that you are in programming mode
Stepz: Within a 2 seconds after pressing (hill or (I+I\/). press Button I\/ the
number oftimes to go to the option number you want to change
Vou Will hear a Chirp and see the parking lights flash each
time when you press Button Iv.
Step3: Wait a few seconds You Will hear a number of chirps and see a
number of parking light flashes corresponding to the option num
ber you want to change lfthe number of chirps or flashes is not
what you want. go back to Step 1
Step4: Press Button I forthe default factory settings and your car Will
respond by one chirp and one flash Press Button ii for the
optional setting and your carWill respond by two chirps and two
parking light flashes
l lfyou heara long chirp, you are going out of programming mode.
please go back to Step 1.
l lfyou want to change more options, go back to Step 1.
Resetting the Programming Options to the factory default settings.
Stap1 : Press Buttons (ltll) simultaneously or Buttons (Hill) simultaneously
for 2 seconds. Step i is confirmed by a car chin) and a one-time
flashing of the parking light
StepZ: Press Button 111 three times. This is confirmed by a car chirp and
parking light flash each time you press Button II]. A few second later,
your car Will chirp and parking light flash three times rapidly
Your car is now set to all of the original factory default settings
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Option Programming for Six ButtontONE WAV) Remotes
The procedures will be same as the 4 hutton remotes except the use of the
different buttons.
Programming 6 Button Remote 4 Button Remote
Programming Menu 1 (Trunk+Stan)- (HM)-
Programming Menu 2 (TrunktStop)- (HIV)-
Option Selection (Stop)- (IV)
Factory Setting Lock ( I )
Option Selection Unlock (ll)
Default Setting Selection (Start)- (HI)
Remote-Pager Programming Menu Options
Programming Menu #1 ( Door Lock Options)
Factory Default Optional
Feature Setting — Button I Setting . Button 11
1-1
1- 2 Door Lock / Unlock Pulse Duration 0 8 sec 2.5 sec
1- 3
1-4 Driver's Priority Unlock OFF ON
1-5 Double Pulse Unlock OFF ON
1- 5 Dome Light Factory Rearm OFF ON
1- 7
N ate
1- 4 This feature unlocks the driver’s side door lock with the first unlock pulse
A second unlock pulse is need to unlock the rest of the car doors
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Important! In order for this feature to operate, the installer must use the
2”6 Unlock Wire (Or/Bk wire of Connector 4) isolate the driver’s door actuator
from the rest of the other doors Call us for the technical support it you are not
sure about this
Programming Menu #2 (Security Options)
Factory Default Optional Programing
Feature Setting . 3mm Setting- Button H Method
2- 3 Passive Arming Passive Locking. too No Passve Locking Remote
2- 4 Anti-jacking OFF ON controller
2- 5 ignition Controlled Door Lock OFF ON
(3 2- 6 Aux 1 Output 0.5 Sec Latch
’ 2- 7 Aux 2 Output 0.5 Sec Latch
2- 8 Siren Duration 30 Sec 60 Sec
Programming
Feature OFF ON Method
2_ 9 Channel Expander Non using of Channel Using ofChannel
Expander module Expander module Option
. Pro rammer
z .10 Passive Arming with the , When Option 2? ‘S D" _ (Wigs Genes]
Channnel Expander Non using of Passive Using of Passive
Mode With remote Mode With remote
Note
2-4 With this option. Panic mode becomes Anti—Jacking mode.
The differences between Panic mode and Afill'JaCKlflg mode are:
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Panic Mode Anti-Jacking Mode
Buflon iv for 2 seconds IVfor 2 seconds
Siren 1.5 minutes 1 5 minutes
installation required Starmr-Kill ignition-Kill
Stamr Kill Activated immediately N/A
Acu'vated immediately if key is not on.
Ignition Kill N/A If key is on, acu'vated in 30 seconds afier
pressing the Button [V
2- 5 With this option the doors will lock after the ignition is turned on and unlock
when the ignition is turned off
2- 6 & 2- 7
You can program the duration between t to 99 seconds
You can program the “Latch Mode" also.
Setting 2-9
Contents off On /'\
fig
2-6 Off Pluse 199 L h
on Latch - ’ atc
off PI
2-7 use 1799, Latch
0“ Latch
2-9 If you need more than 2 Aux outputs, you can interface the CM 3000 with
Channel Expander for 7 Aux outputs If you take this Channel Expander option
and you turn on the Passive setting of the QWFMR, the four buttons of the
ZWFMR operate these 7 outputs instead of normal button functions such as
arm/disarm or start/stop Refer to the manual of the Channel Expander.
2-1 0
if you take the Channel Expander option of 2—9, the Passive setting of the
remote will change the button functions to operate of the Channel Expander
The Passive setting of the remote will no longer work as the Passive Arming
function. Therefore, if you need both Channel Expander and Passive Arming
function, you need to choose this option.
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Setting 2-9
On off
Access to passive mode ll'irough a remote
AUX "°- Non setting of passive mode Setting of passive mode
AUX 1 Button II Button I Button II
AUX 2 Button III Button II Button III
AUX 3 Button Ill
AUX 4 Button IV
AUX 5 Button 11-
AUX 6 Button III-
AUX 7 Button IV-
Output All cutouts are connecting with AUX 1,
Channel Expander through AUXi. AUX 2
Adjusting the Car Siren Voiume:
in order to decrease the chirping volume of the siren, cut the loop located on
the siren.
Adjusting the Shock Sensor Sensitivity:
in order to the shock sensor sensitivity, turn the screw located on the
sensor clockwise in order to decrease the sensitivity, turn the screw located
on the sensor counterclockwise Turning the screwiust a small amount can
make a big difference so make sure you recheck the serisitiVity after each adiust—
merit.
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