PROTECTION WHILE THE SYSTEM IS ARMED:
1. Opening any door, hood or trunk will cause the alarm to immediately sound. The siren
will continue to sound for 30 seconds, then stop and automatically re-arm the vehicle.
If the potential thief left a door opened, the siren will sound for six 30 second cycles,
then re-arm and ignore the opened door zone.
2. Whenever the system is armed, the Red dash mounted L.E.D. indicator will slowly
flash. This serves as a visual deterrent to the potential thief. The L.E.D. is a very low
current bulb, and will not cause the vehicle's battery to drain, even when left
unattended for extended periods.
3. Whenever the system is triggered, the vehicle's parking lights will flash for the 30
second alarm cycle, attracting added visual attention to the vehicle.
4. Whenever the system is triggered, the interior courtesy lights will flash for the duration
of the full alarm cycle.
5. Whenever the system is armed, the vehicle's starter will be bypassed. If a thief should
choose to ignore the siren, the vehicle can not be started.
DISARMING THE SYSTEM (CHANNEL 1):
1. As you approach the vehicle, press and release button #1 on the keychain transmitter.
2. The siren will "chirp" 2 times, the vehicle's parking lamps will flash two times, the
doors will unlock, and the vehicle's interior courtesy light will turn on for approxi-
mately 30 seconds, indicating the system is DISARMED.
NOTE:
If the optional 2-step unlock feature was installed, then only the driver's door
will unlock during step 2 above. To disarm the alarm and unlock all doors, press the
transmitter button two times within three seconds. The alarm will disarm, and all
doors will unlock.
3A. ACTIVE : The dash mounted L.E.D. will turn off, and remain off until the system is
re-armed.
3B. PASSIVE : Never attempt to disarm the system from a distance that prevents you from
opening a door within 30 seconds. Since the system is programmed for passive
arming, it will begin to re-arm until a door is opened. Opening the door will suspend
the passive arming cycle.
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