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Time 1 and Time 2 Modes
There are two repeating timers for two
different users or two different use cases.
Time 1, allows you to program a heating
cycle for each day of the week. Time 2,
allows you to program a second heating
cycle for each day of the week. These
times remain stored and the system warms
up your vehicle at the programmed times.
Select to set a second heating cycle.
Continue Heat Mode
If you check the Continue Heat box in the
cluster menu, as soon as you switch the
ignition off the heater starts or continues
running if conditions permit. The heater
continues running in this mode regardless
of future ignition cycles for up to 30
minutes.
You can start the heater immediately by
checking the Continue Heat box and
switching the engine off and on.
Note: You can use this mode to maintain a
warm cabin after you switch the ignition off.
After the heater completes this mode, the
cluster box resets to unchecked.
Remote Transmitter Mode
Note: Protect the transmitter from moisture
and water, strong impact, and direct
sunlight to provide the longest useful
lifetime.
If the heater is running by automatic mode,
you can press the transmitter button. If you
switch the ignition off before 30 minutes
have lapsed, the heater stops automatic
mode but keeps running the remainder of
the transmitter mode.
The fuel-operated parking heater
transmitter allows the user to remotely
request the heater to start and run for up
to 30 minutes or to stop all heater modes
upon demand, regardless of ignition status
or engine status.
To request the heater to start using the
remote transmitter: Press and hold the On
or Heat button on the transmitter until a
green LED light illuminates on the
transmitter. If the ignition is off for up to 10
seconds during a pre-start evaluation
period, the information display provides
indications that the park heater is running.
However, if conditions do not permit the
heater to start, the indications disappear.
To request the heater to stop all modes by
remote transmitter: Press and hold the Off
button on the transmitter for a few
seconds until a red LED light illuminates
on the transmitter. This applies only for the
heater mode running at the present time,
so future Timer settings or future Continue
Heat settings will not disable.
Note: The LED light on the remote
transmitter does not indicate the actual
status of the heater. The light does not
guarantee the heater received a signal to
start or stop.
After you press and hold the On or Heat
button for about two seconds:
•
Solid Green: Indicates the transmitter
sent a radio signal.
• Flashing Green: Indicates the
transmitter sent a radio signal, but not
received by heater.
• Orange (2 seconds) then green (2
seconds): Indicates the transmitter
sent a radio signal, but weak battery.
• Solid Orange (2 seconds) then Solid
Green (2 seconds): Indicates the
transmitter sent a radio signal, but
battery is weak.
• Solid Orange (2 seconds) then Flashing
Green (2 seconds): Indicates the
transmitter did not send a radio signal
due to a weak battery.
• Flashing Orange: Indicates a low
transmitter battery.
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Edge (CDQ, CWB) Vehicles Built From: 07-12-2015, GT4J 19A321 AKA enGBR, First Printing
Climate Control