USERS MANUAL
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| Date Submitted | 2005-10-27 00:00:00 |
| Date Available | 2005-10-27 00:00:00 |
| Creation Date | 2005-08-10 10:58:41 |
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| Document Title | ACE-OG |
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| Document Author: | Ralph Rumpf |
FCC ID:KNF4TX433 ACE Programming Guide New Owner/Operator Vehicles Owner/operator prepped vehicles are identified by the Black Jumper in the ACE Main Module mounted on the overhead shelf on the passenger side (Fig. 1). • If the vehicle is equipped with an alarm, remove the Jumper and press button #1 on a trained transmitter to ARM the system. Keep the Jumper (Fig. 2) in a secure location for training new transmitters should any get lost or stolen. • If the vehicle is NOT equipped with an alarm, remove the Jumper (even if the vehicle is delivered fully operational) and store it in a secure location for training replacement transmitters. 1. ACE Main Module NOTE: The vehicle will not respond to a transmitter (key fob, Fig. 3) unless the transmitter is correctly programmed to the specific vehicle. NOTE: Owner/operator vehicles with alarms are NOT ARMED when shipped from Utilimaster. To arm the system, remove the Black Jumper from the Main Module upon receiving the vehicle and press button #1 on a trained transmitter . 2. Jumper IMPORTANT: ALWAYS tag and store ALL Jumpers in a secure location when not using them to train a vehicle. For additional information, see the ACE (Automated Control and Entry) System Operation and Service Manual (Part Number 03102977). This manual describes the other features of the optional ignition control and alarm system. NOTE: The information in this guide is generic. Details in the illustrations and procedures may differ from those in your vehicle. Use this information as a guideline where applicable. 3. Transmitter Unit New Fleet Vehicles Fleet prepped vehicles are identified by the empty Jumper socket in the ACE Main Module mounted on the overhead shelf on the passenger side and the alarms (if so equipped) ARE active. It is advised that new Jumpers be inserted into all new vehicles and the transmitters be trained upon arrival. Continue on the back page for instructions on how to train transmitters and change Jumpers. 4. Jumper Socket 5. Programming Button Training Transmitters IMPORTANT: When training new transmitters ALL of the previously trained transmitters will be erased from the system memory, so have ALL required transmitters available before proceeding. NOTE: All system functions are disabled while in training mode. NOTE: Up to 10 transmitters may be trained at one time per vehicle. NOTE: Before starting work, read and understand all of the instructions 1. Stop the engine, and be certain the vehicle is not in the accessory mode. 2. Remove the jumper socket cover from the Main Module and plug the currently programmed (or transport) Jumper into the Main Module socket (Fig. 4). (The speaker, if equipped, will make a short, low-tone beep followed by a short, high-tone beep.) 3. Press and release the programming button 5 times (Fig. 5). (The speaker will make a single high-tone beep and the Green programming LED will light.) 4. Press button #1 on the first transmitter. (The speaker beeps once and the programming LED will flash once to confirm the transmitter is recognized.) 5. Repeat step 4 to train additional transmitters up to a maximum of 10 per vehicle. NOTE: The system will wait up to 5 seconds between transmitters being trained. If no additional transmitters are detected, the system will time out automatically. Upon exiting, the speaker will beep and the LED will flash once for each trained transmitter. When the LED has finished flashing, it remains lit for another 2.5 seconds, then turns off. Changing Jumpers IMPORTANT: When a new Jumper is used to train a vehicle, the old jumper and ALL Transmitters are erased from the system memory. Transmitters must be retrained. NOTE: Before starting work, read and understand all of the instructions 1. Stop the engine, and be certain the vehicle is not in the accessory mode. 2. Plug the currently programmed Jumper into the Main Module Jumper socket. (The speaker will make a short, lowtone beep followed by a short, high-tone beep.) 3. Press and hold the programming button (Fig. 7) for 5 seconds. (The speaker will beep three times and the Green programming LED will flash. IMPORTANT: You only have 10 seconds to complete the next two steps. 4. Remove the current Jumper and replace it with a new Jumper. 5. Press the programming button on the Main Module once. (If the new Jumper was recognized, the programming LED will light for 3 seconds indicating the system is fully functional. If the new Jumper was not recognized, the speaker beeps for one second and the programming LED turns off shortly after. This indicates the old Jumper information is still trained into the system and the programming procedure must be repeated.) IMPORTANT: After the new Jumper is confirmed ALL previous transmitters are no longer recognized and will need to be retrained to the vehicle. 6. Train transmitters to the vehicle. (See above section.) IMPORTANT: If the socket cover is not installed, the main module is not sealed properly and is susceptible to damage. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS tag and store ALL Jumpers in a secure location when not using them to train a vehicle. For additional information, see the ACE (Automated Control and Entry) System Operation and Service Manual (Part Number 03102977). This manual describes the other features of the optional ignition control and alarm system. For additional information, browse www.utilimaster.com/ace. From there, the ACE (Automated Control and Entry) System Operation and Service Manual (Part Number 03102977) can be downloaded in Adobe Acrobat format. Also, a paper copy can be ordered by emailing CustSvc@Utilimaster.com, calling 800–237–7806 (574–862–3219), or faxing 574–862–7637. This manual describes the other features of the optional ignition control and alarm system. ACE Programming Guide (Part Number 03102976) DRAFT ©2005, Utilimaster.® printed Aug 2005 in U.S.A. Utilimaster Corporation, 65906 State Road 19, P.O. Box 585, Wakarusa, Indiana, 46573–0585.
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