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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations! Your vehicle is protected by the Internal
Security System Passive Proximity Immobilizer. As you will
quickly see, the Internal Security System is an extremely
easy to use system.
The Internal Security System combines high security with
completely automatic arming and disarming. Just operate
your vehicle like you normally do, and the system does the
rest!
To drive your car, just start the engine and go. No buttons to
push, no codes to remember. When you get to your
destination, just turn you engine OFF. 60 seconds later, your
engine is automatically and completely disabled. Also
included is a door sensor circuit which can allow the system
to arm the moment you exit the vehicle (if installed).
HOW IT WORKS
The system automatically disarms when the properly coded
controller is placed close the ignition (as in the case when it
is used as a key fob), allowing the vehicle to start.
The controller comes coded with one of over 1 quintillion
possible codes. When a correct code is read by the system,
the indicator LED turns OFF. The engine can now be started.
All this happens in the time it normally takes to start your
engine.
However, if someone attempts to start your car without the
controller, the engine won’t even turn over. Only you, with
your car key and your controller, can start your engine!
PERSONAL ID NUMBER (PIN)
Included with your Internal Security System is a small card
with your secret PIN. This 3-digit number is required to
enter the valet mode, do emergency disarm, or add new
controllers.
DO NOT LOSE THE CARD. KEEP IT IN A SAFE PLACE.
For information on valet, emergency disarm, or learning
new controller codes, see page 2.
LED INDICATOR
The LED indicates the following:
1.
Arming—While the unit is arming, the LED flashes rapidly.
2.
Armed—While the unit is armed, the LED flashes about
once per second.
3.
Disarmed—While the unit is disarmed, the LED is OFF.
4.
Triggered—If you try to start the engine without the
controller, the LED turns ON.
5.
Code Learning—The LED turns ON then OFF to show a
new controller has been successfully learned.
6.
Valet/override—When the Immobilizer is in the valet/
override mode with ignition OFF, the LED will flash,
then flash slowly. The LED will turn OFF when the
ignition is turned ON.
ARMING THE SECURITY SYSTEM
Arming procedure:
1.
Turn the ignition switch OFF. The LED will flash rapidly.
2.
60 seconds later, the unit will arm (unless you turn the
switch ON again), and the LED will flash normally.
3.
If the door sensor is installed, exiting the vehicle and
closing the door will cause the system to arm
immediately.
DISARMING THE SECURITY SYSTEM
NORMAL DISARM
1.
Door sensor installed
: Within 60 seconds of opening
the car door, bring the controller within 4 to 6 inches of
the ignition and start the engine with your key.
2.
Door sensor not installed
: Bring the controller within 4
to 6 inches of the ignition. Within 60 seconds, start the
engine with your key, as you would normally.
NOTE
: In either case, if more than 60 seconds elapses
before the engine is started, simply turn the ignition to
OFF, and bring the controller within 4-6 inches of the
ignition. You now have another 60 seconds to start the
engine.
EMERGENCY DISARM
If you lose your controllers, use your secret PIN to put
the unit into valet/override mode (see page 2).
OWNER’S MANUAL