ENFORCER 300C/L
Installation Manual
ENFORCER 300C/L
Installation Manual
SECO-LARM U.S.A., Inc.
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The VELT button is a 4-function push button switch. It is used for entering and exiting the valet
mode, emergency disarm, one-time override of passive arming, and code learning.
Table 2 shows the various functions of the VELT button and how they are used.
Learn codes (enter code
learning mode)
Disarmed & open a door
Turn ON/OFF/ON/OFF
/ON/OFF
Press 3 times within
15 sec. of ignition OFF
Chirp once after VELT
pressed 3rd time
Now in the code
learning mode
OFF
See CODE LEARNING
procedure for next step
Step
Initial status
Ignition sw.
VELT button
Siren/light
confirm
Status
LED
Note
Table 2 — Chart of VELT button operations:
Exit valet mode
Valet mode
Turn from OFF to ON
Press 1 time
Chirp twice
The alarm is now
disarmed
OFF
Emergency disarm
Armed or triggered
Turn from OFF to ON
Press 1 time
Chirp 2 times & flash
2 times
The alarm is now in
the disarm mode
OFF
Enter Valet mode
Disarmed
Turn from OFF to ON
Press 1 time .
Chirp once
The alarm is now in
the valet mode
Slow flashes
One-time override of
passive arming
Disarmed
Turn OFF
Press 1 time
None
Will not arm for one
time
Steady ON
Disengage — turn ign.
ON or use transmitter
Enter and exit valet mode
ALARM FEATURE PROGRAMMING
VELT BUTTON (push button) FUNCTIONS
Switch
SW1
SW2
SW3
SW4
SW5
SW6
SW7
SW8
OFF (pre-set)
Active arm
Active lock
Ignition auto-lock
Chirp
Lock/unlock time 0.7 sec.
ASD disabled
N.O.+ trigger
Switch sensing only
ON
Passive arm
Passive lock
No ign. auto-lock
No chirp
Lock/unlock time 3.5 sec.
ASD enabled
N.C.- trigger
Current and switch sensing
Function
Set active/passive arming
Active/passive lock with passive arming
Doors lock when ignition turned on
Set for chirp or no chirp on arm/disarm
Timing depends on vehicle
Automatic Starter Disable
Function of the purple wire
See current sensing notes before use
The Enforcer 300C/300L is programmed via eight DIP switches on the alarm brain.
The various functions are programmed by turning the DIP switches on and off with a pointed
object such as an awl. Refer to Table 1 to see which functions are controlled by which DIP
switches.
Table 1 — Chart of DIP switch programming functions:
The alarm’s main brain, which controls all the
alarm’s functions, is very sophisticated, and
care must be taken when mounting. Note:
A.
DO NOT MOUNT THE ALARM BRAIN
UNTIL ALL CONNECTIONS HAVE BEEN
MADE AND THOROUGHLY TESTED.
B. Do not mount the alarm brain where it is
exposed to extreme heat or moisture.
DO
NOT MOUNT IT IN THE ENGINE
COMPARTMENT.
C. Mount the alarm brain out-of-sight under
the dashboard. Securely tie-wrap it in
place so it cannot be easily reached by
thieves or disconnected by accident.
D. Make sure the alarm brain does not
disrupt the normal operation of any
moving parts under the dash.
E. Do not mount in front of the heater,
defroster, or air conditioning ducts.
MOUNTING THE ALARM BRAIN
F.
RF considerations — Transmitter range will
vary. For greatest range:
(1) Metal blocks RF transmission, while
glass and plastic have no effect. The
higher the alarm brain is mounted (the
closer to the windshield), and the
farther from metal, the greater the
transmitter range. Never mount in the
trunk.
(2) Do not mount near pagers, CB radios,
car horns, or air horns.
(3) Do not lengthen or cut the black
antenna wire or mount the antenna
wire to the metal car body, unless in an
area of excessive RF interference.
(4) RF interference — If there are
difficulties arming and disarming in
areas of strong RF interference, such as
near an airport or a military base, tape
the antenna wire to the car’s metal
body, or roll or fold it (do not cut it).
This may reduce range, but it should
reduce arming and disarming
difficulties.
The only difference between the two models of
the Enforcer 300 series is in the type of
transmitter used:
A. The Enforcer 300C uses SECO-LARM's
patented CODEBUMP™ code-hopping
algorithm.
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ENFORCER 300C
AND ENFORCER 300L
B. The Enforcer 300L uses fixed code
transmitters.
NOTE — The transmitters all come pre-coded
by the factory.
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