LED FLASHES
ALARM CAUSE
N. OF ALARM
CYCLES
5
5
5
5
5
5
Starting attempt (+15/54)
Door opening
Bonnet opening
Internal sensor
Absorption sensor
Wire tampering
LED ON (1 second)
LED OFF (2 seconds)
2.6 - SYSTEM DISARMING
2.7 - ALARM MEMORY
The armed system starts disarming when the driver walks up to the vehicle and TAG transmission is
detected.
Disarming completes when the driver door is opened.
System disarming is confirmed by two beeps of the siren and two flashes of the turn indicators.
If the turn indicators flash 5 times and the siren chirps 5 times upon disarming, the last cause of alarm
can be identified by the LED memory.
Turn ignition key “ON” and look at the vehicle status LED; it will start blinking according to the last
alarm condition (see table below).
The blinking will repeat 5 times, to interrupt turn vehicle ignition “OFF”.
The various alarms are identified by the number of flashes as indicated in the table below.
For security reasons, we recommend you keep your electronic key and TAG separate
from your ignition key so that, if your vehicle is robbed, you have your electronic key
and TAG with you.
Arming the anti-hijack feature means that only TAG reception and identification is
activated and not vehicle immobilization.
4.0 - ANTI-HIJACK FEATURE
The 973AR alarm system has an anti-hijack feature for protection against aggression or vehicle theft.
It operates by means of an automatic transmitter (TAG), which comunicates with the 973AR module
via a codified radio signal.
the alarm system activates the anti-
hijack procedure,
When ignition is turned OFF, the module arms and works as an alarm and the TAG as a remote control.
When the vehicle is running and there is no TAG transmission,
as described further on.
This feature can be activated even if the vehicle is turned OFF;
Under this condition, the system only detects
.
.
To deactivate the anti-hijack feature all the driver has to do is walk up to his vehicle with the TAG.
The module, on intercepting the signal, will deactivate the anti-hijack feature and stop the optic and
acousic alarm signals.
Deactivation of the anti-carjack feature with electronic key will arm the “garage function ” (see par.
3.0).
4.1 - VEHICLE
: NORMAL OPERATION
4.2 - VEHICLE RUNNING: AGGRESSION AND HIJACKING
4.3 - VEHICLE RUNNING: ANTI-HIJACK ACTIVATION
4.4 - DEACTIVATION OF ANTI-HIJACK FEATURE
if it is turned ON and the system does
not detect the TAG, the anti-hijack feature arms.
TAG transmission and the LED does not blink
In case of car-jacking, the user should, as recommended, have his TAG with him.
If the door is opened and the driver walks away with theTAG, the module no longer detects radio
contact and enters, after 90”, in pre-arm mode.
The turn indicators and the siren or the horn (if connected) will activate for 2 minutes.
20” after the audio/visual signals, the vehicle immobilizer will activate (20” ON/OFF up to a complete
stop).
If the driver doesn’t turn them off, the turn indicators will keep flashing for 3 hours while the siren or
horn will sound for two minutes
RUNNING
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3.0 - GARAGE FUNCTION
This garage feature “deactivates” the system and is useful wnen the vehicle is in a
workshop for maintenance or repais or if the TAG CARD is not working.
When the “garage feature” is ON, the status LED blinks twice followed by a 2 seconds
pause.
The garage feature can be activated with system armed or disarmed
The system is deactivated and the operation confirmed by an acoustic signal.
.
The system activates and the operation confirmed by three acoustic signals.
by inserting the electronic key in
its receptacle while the driver door is opened.
To reactivate the system simply introduce the electronic key in its receptacle
To activate the garage feature during an alarm condition or during a hijack attempt (vehicle running)
simply introduce the electronic key in its receptacle (door either opened or closed).