Voxx Electronics 7RRRXAD2 433.90 MHz Car Alarm Receiver User Manual
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Nova 200 – Security OPERATION MANUAL Table of Contents Remote Control .......................................................................................................... Using the Remote Control.......................................................................................... To transmit channels 1, 2 or 3 .................................................................................... To arm the system ...................................................................................................... To disarm the system .................................................................................................. 2 To silently arm or disarm the system ............................................................................ 3 To activate the panic feature ......................................................................................... 3 To activate an option when the alarm is disarmed ....................................................... 3 Remote Controls with Hopping Coding ........................................................................ 4 Electronic Scan Prevention (ESP) ................................................................................ 4 Selectable Passive Arming ........................................................................................ 4 Quick Override of Passive Arming ................................................................................ 4 Passive Self-Locking .................................................................................................... 4 Valet Mode with Remote Controlled Activation.............................................................. 4 To remotely turn ON the protected valet mode .............................................................. 4 To remotely turn OFF the protected valet mode ........................................................... 5 To manually turn ON the protected valet mode ............................................................. 5 To manually turn OFF the protected valet mode ............................................................. 5 Keyless entry in valet mode............................................................................................ 5 Automatic Door Control ................................................................................................. 5 Dual-Level Tampering Warning .................................................................................... 5 Alarm State Memory ...................................................................................................... 5 Automatic System Check............................................................................................... 5 Specific Malfunction Identification............................................................................ LED Status Indicator ...................................................................................................... 6 Attempted Theft Alert ..................................................................................................... 6 How to Interpret the Chirps and Parking Light Flashes ................................................. 6 Selectable Chirp Control ............................................................................................... 7 Chirp Canceling ............................................................................................................. 7 One-Time Remote Chirp Muting .................................................................................... 7 User-Programmable Features ....................................................................................... 7 Example of Programming .............................................................................................. 7 Programming Table for User-Programmable Features ................................................. 8 Using Your Nova 200 Security System ! Remote Control Each of the pair of remote controls is a miniature radio transmitter with a typical range of up to 100 feet. Obstructions radio interference, cellular transmissions or a weak remote control battery may reduce the range, or interrupt transmission (if the system does not immediately respond, release and press the button again; this works better than holding the button down). The second remote can be used by a second driver of the vehicle. or kept as a spare. ! Using the Remote Control Your 3-button/3-channel remote control is the key to your security system. It incorporates Nova 200 Security Stealth Coding technology which offers the most advanced protection available against "code-grabbing' devices. It’s an ingenious user-friendly device that can control six different functions, yet it has only three buttons. You will use the remote control to arm and disarm the system, lock and unlock the doors, activate its panic feature, and control options such as headlight activation, remote trunk release and Nova 200 Security systems on your other vehicles. LED Button 2 Button 1 Button 3 To transmit channels 1, 2 or 3: Just press button 1, 2, or 3. For instance, to transmit channel 3, press button 3. When you transmit, the LED will flash. TO ARM THE SYSTEM... Press button 1 once. You will hear two chirps and the parking lights will flash twice. The LED will flash repeatedly and the car doors will automatically lock. Any attempt to break into the car will immediately disable the engine, sound the siren and flash the parking lights. TO DISARM THE SYSTEM... Press button 1 again. One chirp and one flash of the lights will confirm disarming. In addition, the car doors will automatically unlock and the interior lights will turn on and stay on for 30 seconds or until you start the engine. TO SILENTLY ARM OR DISARM THE SYSTEM... Press button 3. The system will arm or disarm with all the indications noted above except the chirp acknowledgments. TO ACTIVATE THE PANIC FEATURE... Press button 1 for 3 seconds. The lights will flash repeatedly and the siren will blare for 5 minutes, or until you press button 1 again to turn it off. If the remote door lock/unlock is enabled, the doors will also unlock so that you can immediately enter the vehicle. If you panic the system when you're behind the wheel (with the ignition on), the doors will automatically lock to stop potential assailants from entering your vehicle. TO ACTIVATE AN OPTION WHEN THE ALARM IS DISARMED... Button 2 can only control an option when the system is disarmed. If you have one of the following options installed, pressing button 2 while the alarm is disarmed will either: ★ Remotely open the trunk OR ... ★ Remotely open the fuel-tank door. ! Remote Controls with Hopping Coding: Whenever car owners remotely arm or disarm other alarms, car thieves with electronic “codegrabbers" can instantly capture and record off the air the digital codes transmitted by their remote controls. When the owner leaves, the thief can play back the code to disarm the system and unlock the doors. But Nova 200 Security's Hopping Coding remote controls randomly change the code every time you use them, and the system will not respond if any code is re-transmitted. This makes car thieves' code-grabbers completely useless against the Nova 200 Security System. ! Electronic Scan Prevention (ESP) Many car thieves also use electronic scanners that rapidly transmit one remote control code after another to defeat ordinary alarms. ESP prevents scanners from disarming your system. ! Selectable Passive Arming Simply close and lock your car doors. Five seconds later, the parking lights will flash twice to indicate that the 30-second passive arming sequence has begun. Thirty seconds later, the system will arm itself to ensure your vehicle is always protected. Since the system arms itself, you will need to disarm it with the remote control when you come back. If you have the passive arming feature set on, when fueling your car, either put the alarm in valet mode. Use the Quick Override of Passive Arming feature (see below) or leave one of the doors open (the system not passively arm if a door is open). If you prefer, you may turn off the Passive Arming feature. See the (User-programmable Features section on page 9) ! Quick Override of Passive Arming: Prevents passive arming when fueling the vehicle and other times when you wish to temporarily prevent the pass arming. To activate Quick Override of Passive Arming, rapidly turn the ignition switch to "ON" then "OFF" twice. You will hear a single chirp to confirm that the system will not passively arm. The passive arming feature will automatically return to normal operation the next time you park your car. ! Passive Self-Locking: Normally the system will not automatically lock the doors when it passively arms to prevent you from accidentally locking your keys and remote control inside the vehicle. If you prefer, you can easily set the Nova 200 Security to automatically lock the doors every time the system passively arms. See the User-programmable Features section on page 8. ! Valet Mode With Remote Controlled Activation Whenever the alarm is put in valet mode, all of the alarm functions are bypassed. This prevents passive arming and accidental activation of the alarm. You should use valet mode whenever your car is to be serviced by mechanics, car wash personnel or driven by valet attendants. It also comes in handy if you ever lose your remote control or its battery dies. Be sure to ask your installer to show you where the valet switch is located. ! To REMOTELY turn ON valet mode: 1. Transmit channel 5 (Press button 2 and 3 together). 2. If the alarm is disarmed, the parking lights will flash twice and the LED will glow continuously to indicate that the alarm is in valet mode. 3. If the alarm is armed, the alarm will disarm, the parking light will flash 2 long flashes and the LED will glow continuously to indicate that the alarm is in valet mode. ! To REMOTELY turn off valet mode: 1. Transmit channel 5 again. (Press button 2 and 3 together). 2. The parking lights will flash once and the LED will turn off to indicate that the alarm is in normal operating mode. ! To manually turn ON valet mode: 1. Insert your ignition key and turn it to the "ON" position, or start the engine 2. Flip the valet switch. 3. The LED will glow continuously to indicate that the alarm is in valet mode. ! To manually turn OFF valet mode: 1. Insert your ignition key and turn it to the "ON" position, or start the engine 2. Flip the valet switch. ! 3. The LED will turn off to indicate that the alarm is in normal operating mode. Keyless Entry in Valet Mode: Even if you have turned the valet mode ON. You will still be able to remotely control all the convenience features. For instance, simply press button 1 as if you were arming or disarming and your car's doors will lock or unlock. You can also transmit channels 2. to activate trunk release. ! Automatic Door Control For your safety and that of your passengers, the system automatically locks the doors when you turn on the ignition switch to start the engine and unlocks them once the ignition is turned off. If you prefer, you may rum off the Automatic Lock/Unlock feature. See the User-programmable Features section on page 8. ! Dual-Level Tampering Warning Your system equips with to a dual-level warning, instead of the full alarm blast. When the dual-stage impact sensor detects slightly impact, system will warn-away the vandal or thief. You will hear two short siren warning. If sensor detects heavily impact, siren will scream for its full 30 seconds duration. ! Alarm State Memory If you car's battery is disconnected and later on reconnected, the system automatically returns to its last state before power was removed, whether it was armed, disarmed or in valet mode. So if a mechanic disconnects the battery while it's in valet mode, he won't trip the alarm when reconnecting the power. Yet if a thief removes power while the alarm is armed and reconnects it, the alarm will instantly sound, the parking lights will flash and the starter will be disabled. ! Automatic System Check Each time you remotely arm your vehicle, it will perform a series of tests on all triggers and sensors. If a trigger (which detects the opening of doors, the hood or the trunk) malfunction is found, you will be visually and audibly alerted immediately with 4 chirps and flashes instead of the usual 2. Specific Malfunction Identification: The system not only tells you if the problem is a trigger or sensor, but it can also indicate the specific trigger sensor that is malfunctioning. This feature not only saves you time but money as well because your installer won't have to spend hours trying to determine where the problem lies. Here's how it works: 1. You receive the 4-chirp/4-flash signal. 2. Disarm with the remote control. 3. Turn the ignition ON. 4. The LED indicator inside the vehicle will flash a number of times. 5. Count the number of blinks in one cycle (for your convenience, the blink cycle repeats 4 more times) and refer to the chart that follows: Number of LED blinks per cycle after disarming Malfunction 1 blink Dual-zone impact sensor 2 blinks Door trigger 3 blinks Trunk or hood trigger ! LED Status Indicator The LED on your car's dashboard or console will inform you of the system status: LED Condition Meaning Off System is disarmed On Protected valet mode Flashing System is armed Flashing in cycles Trigger/sensor malfunction or trigger/sensor activated in a previous intrusion attempt ! Attempted Theft Alert The system will let you know if there was an attempt made on your vehicle while you were away. When you remotely disarm, if you hear 3 chirps instead of usual one chirp it means the alarm sounded in your absence. The system will tell you which trigger or sensor detected the attempt. When you enter the vehicle, the LED will blink several times, pause, then repeat the blink cycle. Count the number of blinks in one cycle and refer to the chart that follows: Number of LED blinks per cycle after disarming 1 blink 2 blinks 3 blinks Trigger/Sensor Activated Dual-zone impact sensor Door trigger Trunk or hood trigger ! How to Interpret the Chirps and Parking Light Flashes When you press the remote control buttons the system will respond with chirps (unless you have the chirp muting feature turned on) and flashes the parking lights to the system status. The meaning of these chirp/flash acknowledgments is as follows Number of chirps and flashes 2 and then 4 Meaning Disarming of the alarm Arming of the alarm Armed and there is a sensor malfunction (automatically bypassed) Disarmed and there was an intrusion attempt Armed and there is a trigger malfunction (automatically bypassed) ! Selectable Chirp Control Whenever you wish, you may completely silence the system’s arm/disarm chirps. The short-term and one-time chirp muting capabilities are especially valuable when parking late at night in a quiet residential area. You have two choices: ! Chirp Canceling: Lets you completely silence the chirps until you wish to restore them. See User-Programmable Features on page 8. ! One-Time Remote Chirp Muting: The most simple of all. To remotely arm or disarm the alarm silently, press button 3 User-Programmable Features Your vehicle security system allows you to set many of its features to your own personal preferences. We have made the programming procedures very simple: to make a change, you just flick the valet switch a few times. The system comes the factory with all of its features pre-programmed as noted in the table on pages 8. To change any of the settings, use the procedure noted. To restore the to its factory setting, just repeat the procedure: 1. Select the feature you wish to program from the table on pages 8. There are 2 stages of programming. To enter 1st stage insert the ignition key and turn it to the ON position, to enter 2nd stage turn the ignition key from ON position to OFF position. 2. Note the number of flicks and chirps associated with that feature. 3. Immediately flick the valet switch back and forth, counting the number of chirps you hear. Stop when you reach the number of chirps associated with the feature you wish to program. 4. If noted, do the "secondary action.'' 5. After a 3-second pause, you will hear 1-6 chirps, depending on the feature being programmed, to confirm that you have changed the setting of the feature. Turn the ignition OFF. 6. Repeat steps 1-5 for any other features you wish to program. Example To change the passive arming feature from its factory setting of ON to OFF, you would note from the table on page 8 that changing the state of passive arming requires four (4) flicks of the valet switch. You would do the following: ★ Turn the ignition key to the ON position. ★ Immediately after the ignition is turned on, flick the valet/program switch back and forth four times while counting the number of confirmation chirps. ★ When the 4th chirp sounds, wait 3 seconds. The system will sound one chirp to confirm that the passive arming setting has been turned OFF. ★ Turn the ignition OFF. Programming Table for User-Programmable Features 1st stage. Feature Passive Arming Passive SelfLocking Arm/disarm chirp Confirmation Lock/Unlock when Ignition is On/Off Door lock pulse Duration (1 or 3 seconds) Hi/Lo Enable/Disable Factory # of flicks setting & chirps ON Secondary action OFF ON ON 1 sec. 10 Enable 11 Parking light Illumination. (Alarm disarmed parking light on 30 seconds) 2 pulse lock ON 12 OFF 13 2 pulse unlock OFF 14 2 stage door unlock Negative 15 Panic door lock ON 16 17 Voltage sensor (+) Negative or (-) trigger select Siren or Horn siren 20 System armed, siren chirp every 30 seconds. OFF 21 Completion confirmation 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds after last step 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds after last step 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds after last step 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds after last step 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds after last step Result Change state from ON to OFF Or viceversa (ON/ 2-chirps. OFF/1-Chirp) Change state from OFF to ON Or viceversa (ON/ 2-chirps. OFF/1-Chirp) Change state from ON to OFF Or viceversa (ON/ 2-chirps. OFF/1-Chirp) Change state from ON to OFF Or viceversa (ON/ 2-chirps. OFF/1-Chirp) Change door pulse duration from 1 to 3 seconds Or vice-versa (1/1-chirp. 3/2Chirps) 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds Disables the system’s ability to recongize after last step delayed courtesy lighting, and vice-versa (Disable/ 1-chirp. Enable/2-Chirps) 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds Change state from ON to OFF Or viceafter last step versa (ON/ 2-chirps. OFF/1-Chirp) 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds Change state from OFF to ON Or viceafter last step versa (ON/ 2-chirps. OFF/1-Chirp) 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds Change state from OFF to ON Or viceafter last step versa (ON/ 2-chirps. OFF/1-Chirp) 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds Change state from negative to positive Or after last step vice-versa (positive/ 2-chirps. negative/1Chirp) 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds Change state from OFF to ON Or viceafter last step versa (ON/ 2-chirps. OFF/1-Chirp) 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds Change state from negative to positive Or after last step vice-versa (positive/ 2-chirps. negative/1Chirp) 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds Change state from siren to horn. Or viceafter last step versa (Horn/ 2-chirps. Siren/ 1-Chirp) 1 or 2 chirps 3 seconds Change state from OFF to ON Or viceafter last step versa (ON/ 2-chirps. OFF/1-Chirp) Programming Table for User-Programmable Features 2nd stage. Feature Factory # of flicks setting & chirps Add a New Remote to Channel 1 (arm/disarm) Add a new remote to channel 2 (optional remote accessory) Add a new remote to channel 3 (silent arm/disarm) Add a new remote control to the Valet Mode 10 Add a new remote to all channel 1-6 11 Delete all remote control channels Secondary action Completion confirmation 1 chirp Press remote control button 1 Result Button 1 channel/1 code of new remote control has been memorized Press remote control button 2 1 chirps Button 2 channel/2 code of new remote control has been memorized Press remote control button 3. 1 chirps Button 3 code of new remote control has been memorized Press remote control button 2 and 3 together. Press remote control button 1 1 chirps Channel 5 code of new remote control has been memorized 1 chirps Channel 1-6 codes of new remote control has been memorized Deletes all remote controls from the system's memory; you must now program your remaining remote controls 2 chirps 3 seconds after last step WARNING: If your built-in timer controls window/sunroof closure in your car DO NO change the timer Setting! This requires installer-only programming. Changing the value will adversely effect operation and may cause damage. 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 This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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