Ferrari 458 Italia, Technical Documentation Manual

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After approximately 25 seconds, the system is armed.
The luggage compartment lid may be opened while the electronic alarm is armed. In this case, the volumetric
sensors and anti-lift sensors are temporarily deactivated.
The sensors are reactivated when the luggage compartment lid is closed again.
The turn indicators and the infoled on the dashboard will flash nine times when the alarm is armed to indicate
that one of the doors or lids is open or not closed correctly and that, as a result, the vehicle will not be
protected by the perimeter surveillance function.
Should this occur, check all doors and lids and close any doors or lids left open. Disarming the alarm is not
necessary. The turn indicators flash once to indicate that all doors and lids are now correctly closed and that
the vehicle is protected by the perimeter surveillance function.
If the turn indicators and the red led on the dashboard flash nine times when the alarm is armed, but all doors
and lids are correctly closed, this indicates that the self-diagnostic function has detected a system
malfunction.
the turn indicators flash once;
the system emits an audible signal;
the infoled on the dashboard starts flashing;
the vehicle central locking system is activated, locking the doors.
Press button (B) on the ignition key to disarm the electronic alarm:
The alarm system is now disarmed and you may now enter the vehicle and start the engine.
To access the vehicle if the remote control key battery is flat, insert the key into either of the two door locks and
turn to unlock the door; the alarm siren will sound.
Start the vehicle normally; the alarm siren deactivates.
the turn indicators flash twice;
the system emits a double audible signal;
the infoled on the dashboard extinguishes;
the cabin lights and puddle lights switch on;
the vehicle central locking system is deactivated, unlocking the doors.
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