661 REMOTE CAR ALARM
U S E R I N S T R U C T I O N S
Proudly designed and engineered
in Australia by Dynamco Pty Ltd.
Congratulations on having one of the worlds most advanced
and unique Australian designed and engineered vehicle
security systems, installed in your vehicle!
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Ensure your installer has programmed your individual PIN code before
taking your vehicle. (see “programming new PIN” section).
BUTTON #1
Arm/Disarm/Siren Stop Panic
a. Arming:
During the arm procedure
the siren chirps once, the indicators
flash once, and the LED flashes slowly.
The siren will chirp three times if a door
is open while arming the system.
b. Triggering:
The alarm system may
be triggered (except shock sensor) two
seconds after the last door is closed.
The shock sensor is active ten seconds
after the last door is shut.
c. Siren stop:
When alarm siren is
sounding, press button #1 to stop the
siren sounding. The alarm will remain
armed. Press the lock button once more to disarm the alarm.
d. Disarm:
During the disarm procedure the siren will chirp twice, the
indicators will flash twice and the LED will flash quickly if passive arm is
enabled.
e. Diagnostics:
If the alarm has been triggered, when disarming, the siren
will chirp four times and the indicators will flash four times (instead of
twice).
f. Lock/Unlock
by remote: if the ignition switch is on, only the central
locking will respond to the remote control.
g. Panic:
Hold button #1 for longer than two seconds to sound the siren
and flash the indicators for thirty seconds.
h. Re-arm:
The alarm will auto arm & lock the doors in 30 seconds if the
vehicle doors have not been opened since disarming.
BUTTON #2
One Time Mute Arm-Disarm/Car Locator/Boot Release
a. Temporary chirp disable:
To disable the siren for one arm/disarm
p r o c e d u r e , p r e s s b u t t o n # 2
momentarily before pressing button
#1. The siren will still chirp three
times if a door is left open.
b. Car locator:
Press button #2 for
longer than two seconds while the
alarm is armed to cause the siren to
pulse and the indicators to flash for
five seconds.
c. Boot release:
Press button #2 for
longer then two seconds to disarm
the system and open the boot. The
vehicle indicators will flash four times
to confirm boot release signal.
RE-ARM & RELOCK
a. Relock: The alarm will rearm & relock the doors in 30 seconds if no doors
have been opened. This is to prevent accidental disarm.
b. Passive arm: the alarm will automatically arm after 30 seconds if the
ignition is turned off, then the doors are closed. This feature can be
disabled.
c. Passive lock: The alarm will automatically lock the doors 30 seconds
after the ignition is turned off and the last door is closed. This feature can
be enabled. Warning: Strongly recommended not to be used.
d. Anti Hi-jack: When enabled, the alarm will lock the doors four seconds
after the ignition switch is turned on. The alarm will unlock the door
immediately after the ignition is switched off. This feature will not activate
while the door is open.
Special Considerations:
Ensure the interior light of your vehicle is extinguished before
arming the 661. A fading dome light will “trick” the alarm into thinking
one of the doors is open during the arm cycle. An open door
warning is signalled by 3 chirps
PROGRAMMING NEW REMOTE
1. Disarm the alarm by pressing the button #1.
2. Open the driver's door and leave door open.
3. Switch ignition switch Off and On 7 times.
4. When the 7th count is reached, leave ignition switch in the ON position.
5. Vehicle indicators will begin flashing when alarm is ready to accept new
remote codes.
6. Press button #1 on new remote control.
7. Test remotes by arming and disarming the alarm system.
OPTION SETTINGS
Passive Arm / Transmitter Code-Learning / Passive Lock / Ignition
Lock &Unlock / Set Override PIN.
1. Disarm the alarm by pressing button #1.
2. Open the driver's door and leave door open.
3. Turn ignition switch On the number of times corresponding to the feature
you wish to alter. Refer to the Option Table for option selection number.
4. When the correct count is reached, leave ignition switch ON.
5. Vehicle indicators will flash when alarm is ready to change option.
6. Press button #1 on a valid remote control.
7. Alarm will flash vehicle indicators to confirm change, see option table for
one/three flash meaning.
*** Warning this function can result in keys being locked in vehicle!!
Ignition Switches
Feature
One flash
Three flashes
5
Passive arming
Disabled
Enabled
6
Pasive lock
Disabled
Enabled
7
Program new transmitter
8
Ignition lock /unlock
Disabled
Enabled
9
Set new PIN
Press new remote control
Begin changing PIN
EMERGENCY PIN OVERRIDE
In the event a remote is lost, stolen or broken, the #661 may be overridden
by using the programmed two digit Personal Identification Number (PIN).
1. Insert ignition key into vehicle ignition switch.
2. Turn key to the ON position (the position just before engine crank). The
red status LED will glow constantly.
3. Return the key to the ACC position (the first position that powers your
radio).
4. The status LED will begin flashing slowly. Count the flashes.
5. When the flashes match the first number in your PIN, turn the ignition
switch to the ON position again.
6. Repeat step #5 for the second digit of the PIN.
7. The status LED will extinguish and the 661 will now be disarmed and
engine will start.
PROGRAMMING NEW PIN
1. Disarm the alarm by pressing button #1.
2. Open the driver's door and leave door open.
3. Switch ignition switch Off and On 9 times.
4. When the 9th count is reached, leave ignition switch ON.
5. Vehicle indicators will flash when alarm is ready accept new remote
PIN.
6. Press button #1 the number of times corresponding to the first digit of
the new PIN. Press button #2 the number of times corresponding to the
second digit of the new PIN.
7. Alarm will flash vehicle indicators three times to confirm successful
programming.
*** All central locking and boot release features require additional
hardware, which is not supplied with the 661 alarm system. Vehicles with
central locking and/or electronic boot release will still require connections
to the 661 which are not a part of a standard installation.
