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DOORS/BOOT/BONNET DETECTION CIRCUITS
1 Arm the alarm with the remote control.
2 Unlock the vehicle manually with a key***.
3 Within the first 30 seconds of arming the alarm open and close all doors/boot/bonnet. The
alarm will respond with 3 audible tones, 3 flashes of the direction indicators and the LED will
go out. If vehicle is fitted with a courtesy light delay system, you may have to wait for the cour-
tesy light to go out before testing the next doors/boot/bonnet detection circuits.
alarm cycles for every sensor is 8, except for power supply interruption sensor (10 alarm cycles).
Note:
If a sensor continues to remain activated whilst in the pre-alarm time, the system will auto-
matically exclude this sensor at the end of the pre-alarm time and not generate an alarm condition.
When the alarm system is next disarmed a shorter than normal flash of the direction indicator
lights and an accoustic tone will be produced to indicate that a sensor was activated whilst arming.
To identify the sensor that was activated, consult the “
ALARM TRIGGER SIGNALLING
”
This facility confirms the correct operation of interior/doors/boot/bonnet detection circuits. This is
indicated by a series of audible tones/illumination of the direction indicators and a series of flash-
ing of the dashboard LED, when one of the circuits is triggered within the pre-alarm time. To self
test the detection circuits:
4.4 - SENSOR SELF-TESTING
INTERIOR DETECTION CIRCUIT
(Ultrasonic/microwave sensors)
1 Sit inside the vehicle.
2 Arm the alarm with the remote control.
3 Within the first 30 seconds of arming the alarm, create movement in front of the interior sen-
sors (ultrasonics - normally mounted at top of windscreen). The alarm will respond with 3 audi-
ble tones, 1 flash of the direction indicators and the LED will go out.
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4 seconds must pass between each detection circuit tested before the next self-test signals will
be produced.
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turning the ignition key on or disconnecting the power supply to the alarm system whilst in the
pre alarm time or when fully armed will cause an immediate alarm condition.
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