code of the zone that triggered the alarm as follows:
1 = Doors
2 = Sonic
3 = Boot/Bonnet
4 = Ignition
5 = Brake Pedal
6 = Hidden Button
If wired for Selective Central Locking, the FIRST press of the button
will only unlock the driver's door. The SECOND press unlocks the
passenger doors
Deactivating the Immobilized Vehicle
Should the ignition not be switched on within 30 seconds of disarming the
alarm, the immobiliser will arm, and the L.E.D. comes ON. To start the
vehicle, simply turn ON the ignition and briefly press either
or
transmitter button, the L.E.D. goes OFF and starting is possible. Every
time you switch OFF the ignition, the immobiliser shall re-arm or turn on
again after 30 seconds.
Ignition LOCK / UNLOCK
If central locking is installed and connected, switching ON the ignition will
lock the doors, and switching OFF shall unlock the doors. Ignition
unlocking follows how you last switched off or disarmed the alarm. (I.E.
Drivers door only, or all doors if Selective Central Locking is fitted) There
is a short 2 second delay before the doors unlock on ignition off, to prevent
the doors continuously locking/unlocking on hard to start vehicles.
Sonic Bypass
To disable the interior sensor so that a pet or person can remain inside
the vehicle when the alarm is set. While the ignition is switched on step on
the brake while pressing the for 4 seconds. The siren will sound and the
indicators will flash once. Once Armed the ultra sonic trigger will be
bypassed but will indicate movement by switching on the LED during the
30 second arming delay.
Press the once to DISARM the ALARM. When the button is pressed
to ARM the ALARM the ultra sonic sensor will be reactivated.
Activate the Alarm
At any time pressing the
button with the ignition switched OFF, will
cause the alarm to arm (Turn ON), and the doors to lock ( if connected).
The alarm responds with 2 flashes of the indicators and 2 chirps of the
siren. [Pressing and holding the button will cause the alarm to arm
quietly] [In the event a door, boot or bonnet is not properly shut, the
alarm will flash and chirp 3 times to indicate the fault - in this case quiet
arming is not possible.]
Once armed, the alarm may be triggered or set off 3 seconds later in the
case of the Doors, Bonnet, Boot, Ignition, Brake pedal and Hidden button,
and 23 seconds later for the ultrasonic movement sensor. 23 seconds after
arming, the L.E.D. flashes slowly.
PLEASE NOTE:
The silent arm/disarm function is range and interference
dependant, and will operate better the closer you are to the vehicle!
Sounding and Zone Isolation
If the alarm is triggered or set off, the siren will sound and the indicators
will flash for 60 seconds then stop. To prevent false alarms, the alarm will
only trigger 4 times on each zone (Doors, Ultrasonic, Bonnet & Boot,
Ignition, Brake pedal and Hidden button) and then ignore that zone. If
you press the button while the siren is sounding, the siren and indicators
shall stop. With this action the alarm will add a 1 to the counter of
corresponding zone triggered (Zone Isolation). When the counter reaches
4 the alarm with the other zones will remain armed, and only the zone
triggered will be switched off to prevent any further false alarms. Of
course if you press the button, the alarm switches off, and the doors
unlock.
Deactivate the Alarm
At any time while the alarm is armed, pressing the button turns off the
alarm and the immobiliser and unlocks the doors (if connected). The
alarm will respond with one flash of the indicators and one chirp of the
siren. [Pressing and holding the button will cause the alarm to disarm
quietly without the chirp] [In the event the alarm had sounded during
your absence, as an indication on disarming, two flashes and chirps will be
noted, and again, quiet disarming is not possible. (The L.E.D. flashes twice
as fast once the alarm had triggered.)]
[For 30 seconds after disarming, the system L.E.D. will also flash out the
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