- Release both buttons; the fob tell tale should come on con-
stantly.
- Press the larger button for one second (the fob tell tale will
flash). Synchronisation is complete.
Programming Additional Transmitter Fobs
Two transmitter fobs are provided with the new car. If one
transmitter is lost or damaged, a replacement should be ob-
tained immediately from your dealer, and programmed to the
car alarm controller using a functioning transmitter fob and the
system owner’s unique Personal Identification Number (PIN).
Up to 4 transmitter fobs can be matched with the alarm system,
but all fobs must collectively undergo the single programming
operation:
1. Press, simultaneously, both buttons on a transmitter fob
until the fob tell tale stops flashing (approx. 10 seconds).
On release of the buttons, the fob tell tale will light.
2. Repeat operation (1) for ALL the transmitter fobs required to
operate the system.
3. Turn the ignition on and off 3 times within 7 seconds; the
security tell tale in the tachometer will light for 3 seconds.
4. Enter the PIN: Immediately the tell tale goes out, switch ON
the ignition and count the number of security tell tale flashes
until equal to the first number of the PIN, then turn the ignition
OFF, then back ON again.
5. Repeat operation (4) for the remaining 3 digits of the PIN,
remembering to turn the ignition OFF and back ON after each
code number.
Note: If at any time a mistake is made when entering the
PIN, turn the ignition OFF for 10 seconds and re-commence
entering the PIN.
6. If the PIN is correct, the security tell tale will be lit. Test op-
eration of each transmitter fob.
Disconnecting the Car Battery
If the battery is to be disconnected, refer to the ‘Battery’
section later in this handbook which includes the following
precaution:
- Before disconnecting the battery, ensure that the alarm system
is disarmed and mobilised.
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