Voxx Electronics DEI7351 Security/Remote Control Transmitter User Manual G3303V 2009 11 minas

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Congratulations
Congratulations on the purchase of your state-of-the-art security system.
Reading this owner’s guide prior to using your system will help maximize the use of your system and its many features. For more information please visit the below website:
http://www.viper.com – For general and additional guide information.
For any additional questions please contact your authorized Directed
dealer or contact Directed at 1-800-753-0600.
What you get
Welcome to the best generation of vehicle security. Your system contains everything you need.
Responder LC remote control
1-way companion remote control
AC adapter for charging your remote control
This owner’s guide
Quick reference card
Warranty card
AUX
er’s
Guid
Warranty
Card
Quick
Reference Card
G3303V 2009-11
Important information
Your Warranty
Your system comes with a warranty. Please make sure you receive the
warranty registration card and proof of purchase from your dealer
indicating the product was installed by an authorized Directed dealer.
Your product warranty must be validated within 10 days of purchase.
You can validate it online at www.prodregister.com/directed or complete and return the warranty registration card.
Quick Reference Card
Carry this card with you to reference your system’s many features.
Replacement Remote Controls
If additional remote controls are desired, please see your authorized
dealer or visit us at www.directedstore.com to order. Part numbers
are: 7351V for Responder LC 2-way remote control and 7153V for
the 1-way companion remote control.
Contents
Getting Started.................................................................................................... 4
Charging the Remote Control ................................................................ 4
Keys to using this Manual ..................................................................... 5
Responder LC 2-Way........................................................................................... 6
Status Screen Icons .............................................................................................. 8
Using your System ............................................................................................. 11
Commands and Confirmations ............................................................ 11
Performing Commands ....................................................................... 11
Responder LC Command table ............................................................ 12
Basic Commands (Direct Access) ........................................................................ 13
Arm ................................................................................................. 13
Disarm ............................................................................................. 13
AUX/Trunk........................................................................................ 14
Remote Start /AUX 1/ AUX 4 ............................................................. 14
Advanced Commands: (Level 1) ......................................................................... 15
Silent Arm ......................................................................................... 15
AUX 1 .............................................................................................. 15
Advanced Commands: (Level 2) ......................................................................... 16
Sensor Bypass ................................................................................... 16
Remote Valet .................................................................................... 16
AUX 2 .............................................................................................. 16
Advanced Commands: (Level 3) ......................................................................... 17
Sensor Silent Arm* ............................................................................ 17
AUX 3 .............................................................................................. 17
Alarm Report* ................................................................................... 18
Advanced Commands: (Level 4) ......................................................................... 19
Full Silent Arm* ................................................................................. 19
AUX 4 .............................................................................................. 19
Responder LC Configuration............................................................................... 20
Navigating Menus and Options .......................................................... 20
Button Operation ............................................................................... 20
Access Menu Items ............................................................................ 20
Main Menu ....................................................................................................... 21
Setup Remote Menu: .......................................................................... 21
Remote Start Info ............................................................................... 22
Runtime Alert..................................................................................... 22
Car 2 ............................................................................................... 23
BackLight .......................................................................................... 23
Temp Unit ......................................................................................... 23
Button Beep....................................................................................... 23
System Type ...................................................................................... 23
Clock Set .......................................................................................... 24
Review ............................................................................................. 24
Exit .................................................................................................. 24
Sensor Adjust: ................................................................................... 24
Pair a Responder LC remote control: .................................................... 24
Demo Mode: ..................................................................................... 25
Power Off: ........................................................................................ 26
Exit: ................................................................................................. 26
Alarm Features ................................................................................................. 27
Normal Arm Protection ....................................................................... 27
Sensor Silent Arm Protection................................................................ 27
Full Silent Arm Protection .................................................................... 28
Sensor Warn-away Messages ............................................................. 28
Full Trigger Messages ......................................................................... 28
Emergency Override .......................................................................... 28
Trigger Zone Fault Report.................................................................... 29
Alarm Report when Disarming ............................................................. 29
Alarm Report when Requested ............................................................. 30
Nuisance Prevention (NPC) ................................................................. 30
Remote and System Operations .......................................................................... 31
Passive Arming* ................................................................................ 31
Auto Re-arming* ................................................................................ 31
Valet Mode ....................................................................................... 32
Power Save....................................................................................... 32
Rapid Resume ................................................................................... 32
Automatic Remote Updates ................................................................. 32
Out of Range .................................................................................... 33
No Remote Output ............................................................................. 33
Car Select ......................................................................................... 33
Vehicle Recovery System (VRS) ............................................................ 34
1-way Companion Remote Control ..................................................................... 35
Accessing Commands ........................................................................ 36
Button Auto Lock ................................................................................ 36
Car Select ......................................................................................... 36
Programming .................................................................................... 37
Battery Information (1-way) ................................................................. 38
Low Battery Alerts .............................................................................. 38
Battery Replacement........................................................................... 38
System Expansion Options ................................................................................. 39
Battery Information (Responder LC) ..................................................................... 41
Low Battery ....................................................................................... 41
Battery Life ........................................................................................ 42
Battery Disposal ................................................................................ 43
Glossary of Terms.............................................................................................. 44
Government Regulations .................................................................................... 46
Additional information....................................................................................... 47
Interference ....................................................................................... 47
Upgrades and Batteries ...................................................................... 47
Water/Heat Resistance ...................................................................... 47
Limited lifetime consumer warranty ..................................................................... 48
Getting Started
Your remote control is powered by an internal rechargeable battery
that can only be serviced by an authorized Directed dealer. Due to
transit and storage time prior to your purchase, the battery charge
may have depleted. To ensure proper operation, check the battery
level and connect the battery charger if not fully charged. See Battery Information and Status Screen Icons sections for more information
about the battery.
Charging the Remote Control
1.
2.
3.
Plug the AC adapter into a 110V AC outlet. Insert the mini-USB
connector into the mini-USB port located on the side of the
remote control (see diagram under Responder LC 2-way). The
text eld will display CHARGE to indicate the remote control is
charging (The remote remains operational while charging and
can command the system).
Once fully charged the text eld will display FULL .
The remote control is then ready for use. Disconnect the miniUSB end from the remote control rst and then the AC adapter
from the AC outlet.
Note
The remote control remains operational while charging and
can command the system.
If the battery is excessively depleted when the charger is
connected, functionality may be delayed while it charges to
the minimum voltage required to operate the display, after
which normal charging resumes.
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Keys to using this Manual
Specic actions (in bold type) and style conventions are used consistently throughout this manual, they are as follows:
Press: implies pushing in and releasing a button.
Hold: is used after “press” actions when a button needs to be
held in position for an extended period of time, typically several
seconds.
ARMED this style denotes the text which appears in the text eld
portion of the display during operations described in the manual.
If the text string is too long for the text eld, it then plays and loops
sequentially word by word.
Italicized words denote section/sub headings in this guide and
can be located through the table of contents.
An asterisk (*) when used after a word or phrase denotes that
additional details can be found in related sections usually noted
at the bottom of the page or end of the section.
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Responder LC 2-Way
Internal
Antenna
Display
Command
Buttons
Function Button
Mini-USB Port
Feature
Description
Internal Antenna
Used for transmitting and receiving information
Display
Status screen - the upper portion of the display contains status
icons for the system, siren, alarm zones, and remote control
Text field - the lower portion of display shows the clock,
command confirmations, page messages and programming
menus
Command Buttons (4)
Used to perform arming, disarming and auxiliary channel
commands
Function Button
Used to access function levels for commands, configuration
menus for programming, and car selection
Mini-USB Port
The battery charger plugs into this port
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Control Center
Control Center
Button
Control Center
LED
The control center, typically located on the upper part of the front
windshield sends and receives commands or messages to and from
your system. It consists of:
The In-vehicle system antenna, for 2 way communication.
The control center LED, as a visual indicator of the system’s status.
The control center button, for placing the system into valet mode*
and to perform the emergency override** operation.
* See Remote and System Operations section for details.
** See Alarm Features for details.
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Status Screen Icons
Status Screen
Icons
ALL
Text Field
The table below describes all the status screen icons.
Icon
Description
System Status
Armed: The system is armed, the alarm is enabled
Locked: The system is locked in valet, the alarm is disabled
Disarmed: The system is disarmed, the alarm is disabled
Siren Status
Unlocked: The system is unlocked in valet, the alarm is disabled
Siren is disabled for sensor triggers; remote is paged for all triggers (sensor silent arm)
+ ALL
Siren is disabled for all triggers; remote is paged for all triggers
(full silent arm)
Zone Status
On during warn-away and full trigger message output
On during trunk zone full trigger output and aux/trunk channel
activation
On during fault report to indicate the trunk is open and
bypassed when arming
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Icon
Description
On during a sensor zone full trigger output
Zone Status
On during fault report to indicate a sensor is active and
bypassed when arming
On during the door zone full trigger output
On during fault report to indicate a door is open and bypassed
when arming
On during a hood zone full trigger output
On during fault report to indicate the hood is open and
bypassed when arming
On when remote is set to command the system programmed
as car 1*
On when remote is set to command the system programmed
as car 2*
Bars indicate battery level is full, ž,½,Ÿ or empty
On while the remote control is transmitting a command
Remote Control Status
On while the remote control is receiving a message
On with out of range fault tone to indicate the remote failed to
receive a command confirmation
Pager on: The remote will wake up to listen for messages
Pager off: The remote will not wake up to listen for messages
The remote will vibrate when messages are received
The remote will emit beeps and tones when messages are
received
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Icon
Description
Text field
Displays the clock, message text and feature menus
On after the garage open** message has been received
On after the garage closed** message has been received
Remote start is active, the engine is running (with optional
remote start module only)
* This icon not present until the car 2 is turned on in the Setup Remote
conguration menu.
** This icon not present until the remote is paired with an optional
garage door opener.
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Using your System
Commands and Conrmations
Commands, basic or advanced, are used to activate system features and are performed by pressing one of the command buttons.
Basic commands control the most often used security features while
advanced commands control more specialized features and request
reports.
Conrmations for basic or advanced commands are indicated
first by siren chirps and parking light flashes, and then by text, icons
and beeps or tones on the remote control. A description of each
feature conrmation is found in the Basic Commands and Advanced
Commands sections.
Performing Commands
Perform basic commands by pressing one of the command buttons
while in the direct access level. Direct access is available while the
text eld displays the clock. Perform advanced commands by rst
accessing one of the function Levels and then pressing one of the command buttons while within a level. Function Levels are available when
the text eld displays LEVEL 1,2,3 or 4.
Advanced Command example: Silent Arm
1. Press the
button once to access function level 1, the text
eld will display LEVEL 1 .
2. Press the
button while LEVEL 1 text is still on to perform the
silent arm command.
3. The Responder LC remote will display SILENT ARMED in the
text eld and update the status screen icons.
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Responder LC Command table
Level
Direct Access
Button
x1
LEVEL 1
Arm/Lock
Silent Arm
LEVEL 2
x3
LEVEL 3
x4
LEVEL 4
Sensor
Sensor Silent
Full Silent
Bypass
Arm
Arm
Silent Disarm
Remote Valet
Car Finder
AUX 1
AUX 2
AUX 3
(Panic)
Disarm/Unlock
x2
Remote Start*/
Aux 1/4**
AUX
Aux/Trunk
Advance Level
Alarm
Change Car
Report
AUX 4
(3s), Enter
programming
(8s)
* Available only with optional remote start module installation
** This button can command either aux 1 or aux 4 if turned on by
an authorized Directed dealer.
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Basic Commands (Direct Access)
ALL
Arm
Press and release
6:30
The alarm arms, doors lock (if connected), and the siren
chirps and parking lights flash once. The ARMED text and beeps play
to conrm and the system status icons update. If valet mode* is on,
the doors lock and the VALET text and tone play. Exit valet mode to
arm the alarm normally.
If a trigger zone fault is detected the siren chirps once again and the
trigger zone fault report** plays.
To Arm and Panic
Press and hold
The alarm arms (or locks in valet) and, after 2 seconds, sounds
the siren and flashes the parking lights. The PANIC text and
siren tones play to conrm. Press the
or
button to stop
the output.
Disarm
Press and release
The alarm disarms, doors unlock (if connected), and the siren chirps
and parking lights flash twice. The DISARM text and beeps play to
conrm and the system status icons update. If valet mode* is on, the
doors unlock and the VALET text and tone play.
More than 2 siren chirps and remote beeps indicate a trigger has occurred. The DISARM text is replaced by the alarm report.**
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AUX/Trunk
Press and hold
AUX
The trunk opens (if connected) when this button is pressed for 2 seconds. The TRUNK text and tones play to conrm.
Remote Start /AUX 1/ AUX 4
Press and release
Remote Start***
Activates (or if on, deactivates) the remote starter. The engine and
parking lights turn on or off accordingly. The REMOTE START ON
text and tones play, or the REMOTE START OFF text and tones play
to conrm. The
icon is displayed in the status screen while the
engine is running.
AUX 1/AUX 4****
Activates (or if on, deactivates) the aux 1 or aux 4 output. The
programmed text and on tones or off tones play to conrm, (See
System Expansion Options).
See Remote and System Operations for details.
**
See Alarm Features for details.
*** Available only with optional Remote Start module installation.
**** This feature must be turned on by an authorized Directed dealer.
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Advanced Commands: (Level 1)
Press and release the
button 1 time.
ALL
level 1
Silent Arm
Press and release
The alarm arms, doors lock (if connected), and the parking lights flash
once. The SILENT ARMED text plays to conrm and the system status
icons update. Valet mode* or trigger zone fault report** messages
may be received.
Silent Disarm
Press and release
The alarm disarms, doors unlock (if connected), and the parking lights
flash twice. The SILENT DISARM text plays to confirm and the system
status icons update. The alarm report** may replace the silent disarm
text.
AUX 1
Press and release
AUX
Activates (or if on, deactivates) the aux 1 output. The programmed
text and on tones or off tones play to conrm, (See System Expansion
Options).
See Remote and System Operations section for details.
** See Alarm Features for details.
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Advanced Commands: (Level 2)
Press and release the
Sensor Bypass
button 2 times.
ALL
level 2
Press and release
Performing the sensor bypass command will incrementally bypass sensor operations and be conrmed as follows:
s Warn-away bypass: The parking lights flash 2 times,
BYPASS WARN 1 beep and 1 fault tone play to conrm. Sensors
will be activated for full trigger levels of impact only.
s Warn-away full trigger bypass: The parking lights flash 3 times,
BYPASS FULL , 1 beep and 2 fault tones play to conrm. Sensors
will not be activated for any level of impact.
s Sensor Bypass off: The parking lights flash 1 time BYPASS OFF
and 1 beep play to conrm. Sensors are fully operational.
If disarmed, NOT AVAILABLE and a fault tone will play.
Remote Valet
Press and release
Enters (or if on, exits) valet mode. The VALET text and beeps (1 for
on, 2 for off) play to conrm and the system status icons update. See
Valet Mode for more details
AUX 2
Press and release
AUX
Activates (or if on, deactivates) the aux 2 output. The programmed
text and on tones or off tones play to conrm, (See System Expansion
Options).
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Advanced Commands: (Level 3)
Press and release the
button 3 times.
Sensor Silent Arm*
ALL
level 3
Press and release
The alarm arms, doors lock, the siren chirps and parking lights flash 3
times. The SENSOR SILENT ARM text and beeps play to conrm and the
system and siren status icons update.
Car nder
Press and release
The siren emits one long chirp and the parking lights flash for 10
CAR FINDER
seconds. The
text and beeps play to conrm. The
parking light flashes stop if armed or disarmed while car finder is in
progress.
AUX 3
Press and release
AUX
Activates (or if on, deactivates) the aux 3 output. The programmed
text and on tones or off tones play to conrm, (See System Expansion
Options).
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Alarm Report*
Press and hold the
button
Requests a report of the most recent triggers and temporarily displays it
in the text eld. The report clears when the ignition is turned on.
* See Alarm Features for more details.
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Advanced Commands: (Level 4)
Press and release the
button 4 times.
Full Silent Arm*
ALL
level 4
Press and release
The alarm arms, doors lock, and the siren chirps and parking lights
flash 4 times. The FULL SILENT ARM text and beeps play to confirm
and the system and siren icons update.
AUX 4
Press and release
AUX
Activates (or if on, deactivates) the aux 4 output. The programmed
text and on tones or off tones play to conrm (See System Expansion
Options).
* See Alarm Features for more details.
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Responder LC Conguration
Operations of the Responder LC and how it communicates messages
are set in the conguration main menu.
Navigating Menus and Options
Navigating menus and features, changing options, and exiting are
performed using the remote control buttons. The following instructions
discuss how to access and congure the settings.
Button Operation
To access menus, set options, and to perform actions that are
displayed in the text eld, use the
button.
To scroll the menu lists in the text eld use the
buttons.
To exit conguration: use the
or
buttons.
AUX
Access Menu Items
1.
2.
3.
Press and hold the
button for 8 seconds, the remote will beep
once, MAIN MENU is displayed. (If car 2 is on, ignore the car
select text and beep after 3 seconds).
Release the
button to display the main menu item list,
SETUP REMOTE is displayed.
The main menu has been accessed and conguring can begin.
Use the following process to view the main menu features, options and settings in the text eld. The following actions are commonly used throughout the conguration operation.
s Press the
or
buttons to change the feature or option
that is displayed in the text eld.
s Press the
button to choose the feature in the text eld and
view its options. Press it when the desired feature or option
is in the text eld to set it as the new setting.
AUX
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Main Menu
The following main menu list of features is available for conguration
of the remote control.
Setup Remote Menu:
Keypad Lock
Options:
OFF
AUTO
When OFF , the buttons do not lock and always perform a command when pressed. When set to AUTO , the buttons lock after
a 20 second lapse between buttons presses to prevent unintentional operations. If a button is pressed when locked a fault tone
plays as an alert followed by unlock instructions in the text eld.
To unlock the buttons, press the
button followed by the
button. The unlock tones play and READY is displayed in the text
eld, a command can now be performed.
Auto unlocking
After turning the ignition off, a message to the remote will unlock
the buttons until a command is performed. If auto unlocking is
not desired this message can be turned off by an authorized
Directed dealer.
Page Mode
Options:
POWER SAVE
OFF
ON
Paging is how the Responder LC remote control monitors your
system’s messages. POWER SAVE extends battery life by turning
paging off after 72 hours if the remote control is not used during
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this period. Just press any button to resume system monitoring.
When set to ON it wakes up every few seconds to listen for
pages from the system. When set to OFF it does not wake up to
receive alarm trigger pages.
Note: When OFF , responses are still received when a command
is performed but alarm trigger pages will not be received.
Page Alert
Options:
TONE VIBE
TONE
VIBE
, SCREEN ONLY
There are several ways for the Responder LC to alert you when it
has received a message from the system.
TONE VIBE will alert by both emitting tones and vibrating the remote. Select TONE to be alerted by tones that are unique for
each message. Select VIBE and the Responder LC will silently
alert you with a gentle vibration, or select SCREEN ONLY when you
don’t want to be interrupted.
Remote Start Info
Options:
RUNTIME
TEMP
, CLOCK
These options are only available when paired to a Directed Electronics remote start or remote start and security system.
Runtime Alert
Options:
ON
OFF
These options are only available when paired to a Directed Electronics remote start or remote start and security system.
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Car 2
Options:
OFF
ON
, HOME
This remote can control two systems independently. When set to
OFF , the car 2 select option is not available. When set to ON
the remote can be set to control 2 systems. The HOME option is
for pairing to a home security system.
BackLight
Options:
OFF
ON
The status screen backlighting can be
illuminate during remote operations.
OFF
, or when
ON
will
Temp Unit
Options:
,C
These options are only available when paired to a Directed Electronics remote start or remote start and security system.
Button Beep
Options:
ON
OFF
When set to ON , the remote will emit a beep as conrmation
of a button press. When set to OFF , beeps are not emitted for
button presses.
System Type
Options:
SEC
RKE
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Selects the type of system, namely; security or remote keyless
entry to which the remote has been paired, and adjusts the text
and main menu accordingly. This has been pre-set by the factory
for your system.
Clock Set
Options: HOUR , MIN
The clock is formatted for 12 hour mode with AM or PM indicated. Once the desired time is set return to one of the text
displays ( HOUR / MIN / BACK ) before exiting to save the new
time. Exiting clock set while time is still in the display will revert
to the previous setting.
Review
Displays rmware version
Exit
Exits and returns to the main menu
Sensor Adjust:
If you feel your security system shock sensor is too sensitive or not
sensitive enough, it is highly recommended that you contact your authorized Directed dealer/professional and have the sensor adjusted
for optimized security detection performance.
Pair a Responder LC remote control:
Pairing is a process where the Responder LC and the system in the
vehicle learn each others encrypted identication, securing their communication from intruders. Please note that your remote controls come
pre-programmed from the factory.
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Prepare the system
1. Open a door.
2. Turn the ignition on.
3. Press and release then press and hold the control center button.
The control center LED flashes and the siren chirps one time to
conrm the system is prepared.
4. Release the control center button and proceed below.
Note: Begin pairing within 60 seconds or the system will exit (indicated by a long siren chirp) and will need to be prepared again.
Prepare the remote control
Select the desired Car 1 (Default) or Car 2 operation before proceeding.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Press and hold the
button of the remote control until a long
beep is emitted and MAIN MENU is displayed (If programmed to
operate two systems, conrm the correct car 1 or car 2 text and
beeps at 3 seconds).
Release the
button to view the main menu. REMOTE SETUP is
displayed.
PAIR REMOTE
Press and release the
button two times.
is
displayed.
Press and hold the
button until PAIR is displayed, and then
release it.
Press and hold the
button until the siren emits a long chirp.
SUCCESS is displayed with a sequence of chimes.
Note: If FAILED is displayed, make sure the system is still prepared and repeat step 5 until successful.
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Demo Mode:
Demo mode plays a pre-selected group of animations as a demonstration tool to show friends or family. Running demo mode shortens the
battery life over time if used excessively
SINGLE SILENT : The remote will display a selection of icons on
the status screen without beeps and tones then stop
SINGLE SOUND : The remote will display a selection of icons on
the status screen with beeps and tones then stop
LOOP SILENT : The remote will display a selection of icons on
the status screen without beeps and tones in an endless loop until
the battery charger is disconnected.
LOOP SOUND : The remote will display a selection of icons on
the status screen with beeps and tones in an endless loop until the
battery charger is disconnected.
Note: Loop silent and loop sound are not available and will not appear
in the demo mode menu unless the battery charger is connected.
Power Off:
When an extended period of non-operation is anticipated, turning the
power off will preserve the battery charge. Press the
button while
POWER OFF is displayed. The status screen icons clear as the power
off tones play, the remote is turned off.
To turn the remote on, Press and hold the
button for 3 seconds,
the status screen icons refresh as the power on tones play. The remote
also turns itself on and begins charging when the battery charger is
connected.
Exit:
To return to normal operation, press the
played.
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button while
EXIT
is dis-
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Alarm Features
Normal Arm Protection
Control center LED: The control center LED flashes as a visual indicator
that your vehicle’s security system is active.
Starter Kill: The failsafe starter kill relay prevents the engine from starting
Note
May require additional parts and installation
Sensor triggers: The onboard shock sensor can distinguish minor impacts from major impacts to the vehicle exterior. Minor impacts causes
the system to emit a warn-away output by chirping the siren and flashing the parking lights for 3 seconds. Major impacts caused for example by a forcible entry attempt, results in a full trigger output. The siren
sounds and the parking lights flash for 30 seconds or longer. Both
warn-away and full triggers send a message to the remote control.
Point of entry triggers: Opening the hood or trunk causes a full trigger
output, while opening a door or turning on the Ignition causes the the
siren to chirp 3 seconds before beginning the full trigger output. This
3 second delay allows time to disarm and silence the siren in case of
accidental trigger. The full trigger message is still sent to the remote.
Sensor Silent Arm Protection
Sensor warn-away and sensor full trigger activations only send messages to the remote, while the parking light flash and siren outputs are
defeated. Point of entry triggers will activate the parking light flash,
siren, and send messages normally.
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Full Silent Arm Protection
Sensor warn-away, sensor full trigger and point of entry activations
will only send messages to the remote, with parking light flash and
siren outputs defeated.
Sensor Warn-away Messages
When the remote receives a sensor warn-away message it emits 10
beeps (if on) and displays a sensor zone specic SENSOR WARN text
for 30 seconds. Warn-away messages cannot be reviewed or displayed in reports.
Full Trigger Messages
A full trigger message generates a full trigger output of siren tones and
zone specic TRIGGER text followed by an alert that consists of 1
long beep per minute for 10 minutes.
To stop the output and alert, press a command button to perform a
command, or Press the
button.
Emergency Override
The following procedure disarms the system when a programmed remote is not available. Number of presses__________
1. Turn the ignition on.
2. Press the control center button the correct number of times
(the default is 1 press).
3. After a few seconds the siren output ceases and the system
is disarmed.
Note
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As a precaution, if programmed for passive arming or auto
re-arming the system should be placed into valet mode until
a remote is available .
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Trigger Zone Fault Report
When armed by remote command the system runs a status check
of the alarm trigger zones. Faulty zones (usually caused by dome
light delay or open trunk) are bypassed and reported via the control
center LED and remote, while all other trigger zones remain active
and are monitored to protect the vehicle. Should a faulty zone self
correct (dome light turns off) it becomes active and is then monitored
normally.
The siren chirps once again a few seconds following the arming
chirps as an audible alert, the control center LED flashes in groups to
indicate the zone number. The remote will emit a single fault tone and
play zone specic text that identies the faulty zones.
Alarm Report when Disarming
The most recent alarm triggers (if any) are reported when the alarm is
disarmed via the remote control, siren chirps, parking light and control
center LED flashes. The siren chirps 4 times (or 5 times if NPC on*),
the parking lights flash 3 times, and the control center LED flashes in
groups to indicate the last two zones that were triggered (see Table
of Zones). The DISARM text is replaced by ALARM REPORT and text
identifying the triggers. The report output will repeat for each disarm
operation until the vehicle is driven.
* See Nuisance Prevention (NPC) for more details.
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Table of Zones
Zone # (led flashes)
Zone Name
Trunk
Shock Sensor
Door
Sensor 2
Ignition
Hood
Sensor 3
Alarm Report when Requested
The alarm report displays the two most recent alarm triggers depending on the system state when requested. When disarmed, the report
will display text to identify the two most recent triggers since the vehicle was last driven. When armed, the report will display text to
identify the two most recent triggers since the system was armed.
Note
The Alarm Report clears when ignition is turned on.
Nuisance Prevention (NPC)
NPC monitors all alarm zones and, if any are triggered excessively,
bypasses them until corrected. If a point of entry (trunk, hood, door)
is left open following a forced entry, it is bypassed. It becomes active
again only after being closed.
Bypassed sensors automatically reset after one hour and after the
vehicle is driven. Disarming then re-arming the alarm does not reset
bypassed sensors.
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Remote and System Operations
Passive Arming*
Park and exit the vehicle, after the doors are closed the passive arming countdown begins. The control center LED flashes quickly and
upon reaching 20 seconds the siren then chirps once. At 30 seconds
the system arms itself.
Anytime before the system arms you can re-enter the vehicle or
open the trunk to load or unload items and, after closing passive arming resumes.
To stay secure in the case of accidentally disarming the system, if
a door is not opened within 30 seconds the system re-arms itself and
locks the doors.
Auto Re-arming*
Auto re-arm ensures the vehicle stays protected if it is not entered after
disarming by remote control. After disarming by remote, the alarm
automatically re-arms itself (and locks the doors if programmed on) in
30 seconds. Open any point of entry to stop the re-arm until the next
disarm by remote.
Onetime Bypass*
Turn the ignition on for one to three seconds and then off. The siren
chirps once to conrm one-time bypass is enabled.
One-time bypass can be used to temporarily bypass the passive arming operation for one cycle. It also bypasses the comfort closure and
auxiliary channel outputs programmed to activate when arming. After
the next disarm all operations return to normal.
* These features must be turned on by an authorized Directed dealer.
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Valet Mode
Valet mode can be entered and exited by performing the remote valet
command or manually using the vehicle key and the control center
button. When entered, the alarm functions are defeated while the
convenience features still operate normally.
Arm and disarm commands lock and unlock the doors while the
VALET text and beeps play to conrm.
Use
1.
2.
3.
the following steps to manually enter and exit valet mode:
Turn the ignition switch on and then off
Immediately press and release the control center button once
The control center LED turns on when entering and off when exiting.
Power Save
To reduce power consumption the control center LED modifies its output if the vehicle is parked for an extended period. If armed the flashing is reduced after 24 hours. When valet mode is on the control
center LED will turn off after 1 hour and will reset each time the ignition
is turned off.
Rapid Resume
If power is ever disconnected by a mechanic or thief, the system will
resume the state it was in at the time of disconnection, when power
is reconnected.
Automatic Remote Updates
The system sends a silent message to all remote controls after any
major action has occurred. When the remote receives this message it
updates the status screen icons. This way all users are able to quickly
review the system status just by accessing the status screen.
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Out of Range
Each time a command is performed the remote will expect a command conrmation from the system. If a command conrmation is not
received the out-of-range icon ( ) and a fault tone will play as an
alert.
No Remote Output
Occasionally when a command is performed the remote may not
generate a command conrmation output or out of range output. This
indicates that the system received the command but it was an incomplete command (e.g. aux button pressed too short to activate the trunk
release) or it was an illegal message (e.g. the command was corrupted due to local RF interference). These are temporary normal functions of the system and remote, perform the command again within 10
seconds to return to normal operation.
Car Select
Car 2 must rst be turned on (See Responder LC Conguration and
Main Menu sections to turn on).
Two Way Remote
1. Press and hold the
button for 3 seconds or until the remote
beeps. The
or
icon flashes and the text CAR 1 or
CAR 2 is displayed.
2. Change car: While in this mode press the
button to switch
between cars and the
or
icon changes accordingly
indicating which car the remote currently operates.
3. Select the car you want to operate and then press any command to operate the system. The selected car remains selected
until the setting is changed.
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Vehicle Recovery System (VRS)
In case your vehicle is stolen or carjacked, VRS sounds the siren and
flashes the parking lights to persuade the thief to abandon the vehicle,
and when the ignition is turned off, activates the starter kill to prevent
the engine from restarting.
To arm VRS, perform the silent arm command while driving, or while
the ignition is turned on. The siren chirps and parking lights flash once
to conrm arming. The ARMED text and beeps play, and the system
status icons update to conrm arming.
If valet mode is on, the NOT AVAILABLE text and tone plays, exit valet
mode before arming VRS.
Once armed, VRS triggers if any door is opened then closed while
the ignition remains on, and if the vehicle is parked while armed, VRS
triggers when driving resumes. See trigger description below.
When triggered, the control center LED begins flashing after fifteen
seconds. Within 45 seconds perform the silent arm command to disarm VRS. If not disarmed, the siren begins chirping for 60 seconds
and then becomes a constant siren blast with flashing parking lights
for several minutes. This output will continue and be repeated each
time the ignition is turned on until VRS is disarmed.
To disarm, perform the silent disarm command anytime before VRS
has been triggered, or within one minute after it has triggered and before the siren begins to chirp. If not disarmed before the siren begins
to chirp, the emergency override procedure must be used to disarm
VRS.
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1-way Companion Remote Control
Transmit
LED
Command
Buttons
AUX
Function
Button
Level
Direct Access
x1
Button
LEVEL 1
Arm/Lock
Silent Arm
x2
LEVEL 2
x3
LEVEL 3
x4
LEVEL 4
Sensor
Sensor Silent
Full Silent
Bypass
Arm
Arm
Silent Disarm
Remote Valet
Car Finder
Aux/Trunk
AUX 1
AUX 2
AUX 3
Not Used
Used to access function levels for advanced commands
(Panic)
Disarm/
Unlock
Remote
Start*/Aux
1/4**
AUX
AUX 4
with multiplier in top row implies button presses)
* Available only with optional remote start module installation
** This feature must be turned on by an authorized Directed dealer.
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Using the 1-way Companion remote
The 1-way companion remote commands the system features as
shown in the previous table, but only transmits and does not provide
feedback as with the 2-way remote control. Siren chirps and parking
light flashes are used to indicate that a command has been received
and activated as described in the Basic Commands and Advanced
Commands sections.
Accessing Commands
Similar to the Responder LC remote, basic commands are performed
when a command button is pressed directly. To perform advanced
commands press the
button one to four times to access function
levels. For example;
x4 in the table implies pressing
four times
to reach level 4. The transmit LED flashes in groups of 1 to 4 for a few
seconds to indicate the respective level. Press the desired command
button while the transmit LED is flashing to perform the command.
Button Auto Lock
When on, the remote control buttons lock if more than 20 seconds
lapses between button presses. If a button is pressed when locked,
the remote control appears to be non-operational and will not transmit
a command or illuminate the transmit LED. To unlock the buttons; press
the button followed by the
button.
Car Select
Car 2 must rst be turned on (See Remote Features menu under Programming section below to turn on). Press and hold the
button
for 3 seconds. The remote flashes the transmit LED once or twice to
indicate the selected car is 1 or 2.
Release the
button, then press and release while the transmit
LED flashes to perform car select. Once the car is selected a command
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can be performed by pressing one of the command buttons.
Programming
To enter; hold the
button for 8 seconds until the transmit LED turns on,
the programming main menu has been accessed (If programmed to
operate two systems, ignore the transmit LED flashes at 3 seconds).
To exit; press and release the
button to go back and repeat to exit.
The transmit LED turns off when programming is exited.
Sensor Adjust
The
button is used for sensor adjustment, to avoid unintended
alarm triggers, it is recommended that an authorized Directed
dealer perform all sensor adjustments.
Remote Features Menu
Press and release the
button, 2 transmit LED flashes indicate
the remote features menu is accessed and can be set. Press the
buttons indicated below, 1beep and flash turns the feature on, 2
flashes turns the feature off.
Autolock feature: Press
Car 2 feature: Press
to turn on/off.
to turn on/off.
Remote Learning
button,3 transmit LED flashes indicates the remote is
Press the
ready to program to the system.
Per the instruction in Pair the Responder LC remote control under
the Main Menu section of this guide, following step 3 of Prepare
the system. Press and hold the
button, the siren emits one
long chirp to conrm the remote has been learned.
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Battery Information (1-way)
The 1way companion remote is powered by one 3V coin cell lithium
battery (PN CR-2032) that will last approximately one year under
normal use.
Low Battery Alerts
When disarming the system using a remote with a low battery the
siren will emit one additional chirp as an alert. If conrmation chirps
are programmed off, the system will still emit one chirp as an alert
when disarming.
Battery Replacement
1.
Using a small
flathead screwdriver,
insert into slot located
at the bottom of the
keypad and carefully
pry the front of the unit
open.
3.
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2.
Turn both the unit
front and circuit board
over, remove battery
from clip and replace
while observing the
correct polarity .
With the front and circuit board still turned over, turn back portion
of unit onto both parts, reposition all parts and snap together.
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System Expansion Options
Controlling Two Vehicles (car select)
The Responder LC and 1way companion remote can control systems
in two different vehicles saving the need for multiple remote controls.
This feature also allows for customized system congurations on each
vehicle that has more than one driver. See following Owner Recognition for details.
Owner Recognition
The system can be congured to recognize the remote used when
disarming and change selected features to match the remote users
preferences. Memory seat adjustment, siren chirps, passive arming,
remote button auto unlocking, alarm output duration can all be custom
set for each remote user at the time of installation.
Comfort Closure
Comfort closure emulates turning the key in the door cylinder or holding the lock button of an OEM keyless entry. It will automatically close
the windows and sunroof on vehicles with this type of OEM convenience feature.
Alarm Output Duration
The length of time the siren sounds can be adjusted from 1 to 180
seconds at the time of installation.
Arming and Warn-away Chirp Control
The system arm, disarm and sensor warn-away chirps can be congured for those that prefer a custom silent alarm operation.
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Driver Door Priority Unlocking
The door unlocking operation can be congured to emulate an OEM
style of driver priority unlocking for added security during disarming.
Auxiliary Channels
The auxiliary channel outputs of this system can activate many of the
convenience features found in today’s vehicles. Once a command is
performed to activate a convenience feature the Responder LC displays text that matches the feature. The system installer can clarify if
any of the below listed features are compatible with your vehicle.
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Trunk release
Widows open/close
Left sliding door open/close
Right sliding door open/close
Rear hatch open/close
Sunroof open/close
Audio system
Headlights
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Battery Information (Responder LC)
The Responder LC remote control is powered by an internal rechargeable battery that can be serviced only through an authorized Directed
Electronics dealer. The information and precautions in this section can
help maximize your battery’s life and usage in providing your Responder LC remote control with many years of trouble free operation.
The battery information for the 1way companion remote control can
be found in the 1-way Companion Remote Control section of this
manual.
Warnings! NEVER connect the supplied AC adapter
to products other than the Responder LC remote control. It is a high current device designed specically for
rapid charging of the Responder LC battery and may
cause severe damage or explosion when connected to
any other products.
Charging the battery when the temperature is below
32°F (0°C) or above 113°F (45°C) may cause severe
battery damage and/or reduce battery life. Avoid
placing the remote control in areas exposed to extreme cold or heat (direct sunlight) when charging the
battery.
Low Battery
After a command is performed the Responder LC and 1way companion remote controls check their battery level and, when the level
requires attention, will begin generating alerts. Once the alerts begin
they will continue to command the system for several days but should
be charged at the earliest opportunity or failure to control the system
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may occur.
Low Battery Alerts
When disarming the system using a remote with a low battery the
siren will emit one additional chirp as an alert. If conrmation chirps
are programmed off, the system will still emit one chirp as an alert
when disarming. After performing a command, LOWBAT and several
beeps play on the Responder LC remote to indicate the battery needs
to be charged.
Important
To preserve power at critically low battery levels the
Responder LC turns the pager off and stops receiving
messages from the system. It will continue to command
the system until the battery can be charged.
Battery Life
The Responder LC remote control has many features that make it one
of the most unique remote controls on the market today. The default
feature settings provide for excellent battery charge duration. However, to maximize this duration between charges, the following suggestions will help:
Turn the remote off: When not in use and/or out of range of the
vehicle the remote can be turned off in the main menu.
Turn Paging off: The remote will not wake up to check for messages with paging off in the setup remote menu.
Note: The remote will not receive trigger messages from the system.
Turn Beeps off: The button beeps can be turned off in the setup
remote menu. The command beeps still play normally.
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Battery Disposal
Directed Electronics cares about the environment. If you
need to dispose of the battery, please do so in accordance
with your municipal requirements for battery disposal.
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Glossary of Terms
Document Terminology
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Control Module
The “brain” of your system. Usually hidden underneath the
dash area of the vehicle. It houses the microprocessor which
monitors your vehicle and controls all of the system’s functions.
Responder LC (2-way
Remote Control)
A hand-held, remote control which operates the various functions of your system and receives messages and pages from
the system.
Companion Remote
(1-way Remote Control)
A hand-held, remote control which operates the various functions of your system but does not provide message display..
Control Center
The control center contains the system’s radio-frequency antenna, the control center button and LED. For maximum remotecontrol range, the control center is usually located at the top of
the windshield, centered near the rear-view mirror.
Control Center LED
A light used to indicate the status of your system. It is located
on your system’s control center.
Control Center Button
A small push button located on your system’s control center.
It is used to override (disarm) the alarm when a remote is not
available or to enter or exit valet mode.
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Government Regulations
This device complies with Part 15 of 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 undesirable operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed
to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual,
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, 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:
s 2EORIENT OR RELOCATE THE RECEIVING ANTENNA
s )NCREASE THE SEPARATION BETWEEN THE EQUIPMENT AND RECEIVER
s #ONNECT THE EQUIPMENT INTO AN OUTLET ON A CIRCUIT DIFFERENT FROM THAT TO WHICH
the receiver is connected.
s #ONSULT THE DEALER OR AN EXPERIENCED RADIO  46 TECHNICIAN FOR HELP
This device complies with the Industry Canada Radio Standards Specication
RSS 210. Its use is authorized only on a no-interference, no-protection basis;
in other words, this device must not be used if it is determined that it causes
harmful interference to services authorized by IC. In addition, the user of this
device must accept any radio interference that may be received, even if this
interference could affect the operation of the device.
WARNING! Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this device.
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Additional information
Interference
All radio devices are subject to interference which could affect proper
performance.
Upgrades and Batteries
Any upgrades to this product and/or installation of batteries must be
performed by an authorized dealer. Do not attempt to perform any
unauthorized modications to this product.
Water/Heat Resistance
This product is not designed to be water and/or heat-resistant. Please
take care to keep this product dry and away from heat sources. Any
damage from water or heat will void the warranty.
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Limited lifetime consumer warranty
Directed Electronics. (“Directed”) promises to the original purchaser to repair or replace
(at Directed’s election) with a comparable reconditioned model any Directed unit (hereafter the “unit”), excluding without limitation the siren, the remote transmitters, the associated
sensors and accessories, which proves to be defective in workmanship or material under
reasonable use during the lifetime of the vehicle provided the following conditions are
met: the unit was purchased from an authorized Directed dealer, the unit was professionally installed and serviced by an authorized Directed dealer; the unit will be professionally
reinstalled in the vehicle in which it was originally installed by an authorized Directed
dealer; and the unit is returned to Directed, shipping prepaid with a legible copy of the
bill of sale or other dated proof of purchase bearing the following information: consumer’s
name, telephone number and address; the authorized dealers name, telephone number
and address; complete product description, including accessories; the year, make and
model of the vehicle; vehicle license number and vehicle identification number. All components other than the unit, including without limitation the siren, the remote transmitters
and the associated sensors and accessories, carry a one-year warranty from the date of
purchase of the same. ALL PRODUCTS RECEIVED BY DIRECTED FOR WARRANTY REPAIR
WITHOUT PROOF OF PURCHASE WILL BE DENIED. This warranty is non-transferable
and is automatically void if: the original purchaser has not completed the warranty card
and mailed it within ten (10) days from the date of purchase to the address listed on the
card; the unit’s date code or serial number is defaced, missing or altered; the unit has
been modified or used in a manner contrary to its intended purpose; the unit has been
damaged by accident, unreasonable use, neglect, improper service, installation or other
causes not arising out of defects in materials or construction. The warranty does not cover
damage to the unit caused by installation or removal of the unit. Directed, in its sole
discretion, will determine what constitutes excessive damage and may refuse the return
of any unit with excessive damage.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW, ALL WARRANTIES, INCLUDING
BUT NOT LIMITED TO EXPRESS WARRANTY, IMPLIED WARRANTY, WARRANTY
OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND WARRANTY OF
NON-INFRINGEMENT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, ARE EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED;
AND DIRECTED NEITHER ASSUMES NOR AUTHORIZES ANY PERSON OR ENTITY
TO ASSUME FOR IT ANY DUTY, OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY IN CONNECTION
WITH ITS PRODUCTS. DIRECTED DISCLAIMS AND HAS ABSOLUTELY NO LIABILITY
FOR ANY AND ALL ACTS OF THIRD PARTIES INCLUDING ITS AUTHORIZED
DEALERS OR INSTALLERS. DIRECTED SECURITY SYSTEMS, INCLUDING THIS UNIT,
ARE DETERRENTS AGAINST POSSIBLE THEFT. DIRECTED IS NOT OFFERING A
GUARANTEE OR INSURANCE AGAINST VANDALISM, DAMAGE OR THEFT OF THE
AUTOMOBILE, ITS PARTS OR CONTENTS; AND HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY
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LIABILITY WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, LIABILITY FOR THEFT,
DAMAGE AND/OR VANDALISM. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER LABOR
COSTS FOR MAINTENANCE, REMOVAL OR REINSTALLATION OF THE UNIT OR
ANY CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND. IN THE EVENT OF A CLAIM
OR A DISPUTE INVOLVING DIRECTED OR ITS SUBSIDIARY, THE VENUE SHALL BE
SAN DIEGO COUNTY IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. CALIFORNIA STATE LAWS
AND APPLICABLE FEDERAL LAWS SHALL APPLY AND GOVERN THE DISPUTE. THE
MAXIMUM RECOVERY UNDER ANY CLAIM AGAINST DIRECTED SHALL BE STRICTLY
LIMITED TO THE AUTHORIZED DIRECTED DEALER’S PURCHASE PRICE OF THE UNIT.
DIRECTED SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, INCIDENTAL
DAMAGES, DAMAGE TO VEHICLE, DAMAGES FOR THE LOSS OF TIME, LOSS OF
EARNINGS, COMMERCIAL LOSS, LOSS OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY AND THE
LIKE. NOTWITHSTANDING THE ABOVE, THE MANUFACTURER DOES OFFER A
LIMITED WARRANTY TO REPLACE OR REPAIR THE CONTROL MODULE SUBJECT TO
THE CONDITIONS AS DESCRIBED HEREIN. THIS WARRANTY IS VOID IF THE UNIT
HAS NOT BEEN PURCHASED FROM DIRECTED, OR AN AUTHORIZED DIRECTED
DEALER, OR IF THE UNIT HAS BEEN DAMAGED BY ACCIDENT, UNREASONABLE
USE, NEGLIGENCE, ACTS OF GOD, NEGLECT, IMPROPER SERVICE, OR OTHER
CAUSES NOT ARISING OUT OF DEFECT IN MATERIALS OR CONSTRUCTION.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty will last or the
exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages. This warranty gives you
specific legal rights and you may also have other rights that vary from State to State.
This warranty is only valid for sale of product(s) within the United States of America.
Product(s) sold outside of the United States of America are sold “AS-IS” and shall have
NO WARRANTY, express or implied. This product may be covered by a Guaranteed
Protection Plan (“GPP”). See your authorized Directed dealer for details of the plan or call
Directed Customer Service at 1-800-876-0800.
Make sure you have all of the following information from your authorized Directed
dealer:
A clear copy of the sales receipt, showing the following:
Date of purchase
Your full name and address
Authorized dealer’s company name and address
Type of alarm installed
Year, make, model and color of the automobile
Automobile license number
Vehicle identification number
All security options installed on automobile
Installation receipts
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The company behind this system is Directed Electronics
Since its inception, Directed Electronics has had one purpose, to provide
consumers with the nest vehicle security and car stereo products and
accessories available. The recipient of nearly 100 patents and Innovations
Awards in the eld of advanced electronic technology.
Directed is ISO 9001 registered.
Quality Directed Electronics products are sold and serviced throughout
North America and around the world.
Call (800) 274-0200 for more information about our products and services.
G3303V 2009-11
Vista, CA 92081
www.directed.com
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Format                          : application/pdf
Title                           : G3303V 2009-11 minas.pdf
Creator                         : Minas.Minassian
Page Count                      : 52
Author                          : Minas.Minassian

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