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YOUR “ CODE HOPPING “ TRANSMITTERS
The transmitters included with your new remote start system use the most ad-
vanced and secure form of radio frequency transmission available on any cur-
rent automotive remote system. Some of today’s sophisticated auto thieves use
a device known as a code grabber, which will receive and store the signal from
your keychain transmitter, and re-transmit at a later time to disarm your system.
Your code hopping transmitters will change their signal every time the button is
pressed, so when a thief grabs then re-transmits your signal, the alarm system
will not
respond.
If your transmitter button is pressed more than fifty times while it is out of range
of the vehicle ( children playing with your keys ), the transmitter will not operate
when you return to the vehicle, and will need to be re-aligned to the receiver. To
do this, simply press button 1 two times within a one second time period. The
system will now respond to that transmitter each time a button is pressed.
KEYLESS ENTRY
1. Button number 1 on the transmitter is used to lock and unlock the vehicle's
doors. To lock or unlock the doors simply press and release button 1 on the
keychain transmitter. As a keyless entry unit, for your convenience, the park-
ing lights will flash once when the doors are locked and twice when the door
are unlocked.
REMOTE STARTING THE VEHICLE
The APS-650 RS will not start the vehicle if any one of the following situations
exists;
The vehicle's hood lid is opened.
The gear shift selector is not in Park.
The brake pedal is depressed.
The safety control switch is in the Off position.
1. To start the vehicle, press and release button 2 on the keychain transmitter
two times within 2 seconds. The vehicle will start and remain running for the
pre-programmed 10 or 15 minute run cycle. As a visual indication, the park-
ing lights will flash or remain on depending on the setting by your installation
center.
2. When you arrive at the vehicle, turn the ignition key to the ON position (not
the spring loaded start position), then step on the brake pedal to disengage
the remote starter. The vehicle will continue to run, but now on it's own
power.
