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System Maintenance
Changing the Remote Control Battery
The two 3-v lithium batteries (CR2016) supplied in your remote
control should last approximately one year, depending on usage.
When the battery begins to weaken, you will notice a decrease in
range, or the distance from your vehicle that your remote transmitter
will operate. Follow the instructions below to change the remote
transmitter battery.
1.
Insert the edge of a coin into the slot at the top of the remote
control. Twist the coin to pry the remote control halves apart.
2.
Remove the old batteries and replace with new ones.
Be sure to observe the (+) and (-) signs in the battery
compartment.
3.
Carefully snap the case halves back together, then test the
remote control.
Adding Remote Controls to Your System
The PowerCode has the ability to operate from up to six (6) remote
controls. Follow these instructions to add a remote control to your system.
1.
Make sure the security system is disarmed and the ignition is off.
2.
Open the driver’s door.
3.
Turn vehicle ignition on.
4.
Press and hold emergency override button.
After 15 seconds, the siren or horn will sound three (3) times.
This indicates that the unit has entered the remote control
programming mode.
5.
Release the button.
6.
Press the ARM button (button 1) on the remote control to be
programmed.
The siren or horn will sound once, indicating that the system
has “learned” that remote control.
7.
Repeat step 6 for any additional remote controls.
8.
Turn the vehicle ignition off to exit the programming mode.
Test all remote controls to ensure that they work properly.
