PROGRAMMING THE TRANSMITTERS
It is important to remember that during programming, each individual step of the
procedure must be executed within 15 seconds of the previous step.
When the 15 second time limit is allowed to expire, the system will automatically
terminate the programming mode. This is indicated by a long chirp from the siren.
Additionally, the system will store codes from up to four different transmitters. If
a 5th transmitter is programmed to any receiver channel, then the first transmitter
programmed to that channel will be erased from the system's memory.
Note: The LED, and siren referenced below may not be available on all models.
In these cases, where siren is referenced, the parking lights will instead
flash.
To program new or additional transmitters,
1. Enter the vehicle, and turn the ignition key to the " on " position.
2. Flip the valet/program switch on - off - on - off - on - then off.
3. The dash LED will flash one time, and the siren will chirp one time, indicating
the system is ready to accept programming for receiver channel 1.
4. Press and hold the selected transmitter button ( s ) until the siren sounds a long
chirp, indicating the signal has been stored into memory.
5. If you have additional transmitters ( up to 3 ) that need to be programmed,
repeat step 4 for each transmitter.
6. Flip the valet/program switch on then off.
7. The dash LED will flash two times, and the siren will chirp two times, indicating
the system is ready to accept programming for receiver channel 2.
8. Press and hold the selected transmitter button ( s ) until the siren sounds a long
chirp, indicating the signal has been stored into memory.
9. If you have additional transmitters ( up to 3 ) that need to be programmed,
repeat step 8 for each transmitter.
10. Flip the valet/program switch on then off.
11. The dash LED will flash three times, and the siren will chirp three times,
indicating the system is ready to accept programming for receiver channel 3.
12. Press and hold the selected transmitter button ( s ) until the siren sounds a
long chirp, indicating the signal has been stored into memory.
