Automatic Transmitter Verification
TM
: After the ignition is turned "on", the
LED Status Indicator will flash and pause to indicate the number of transmitters
programmed to operate your security system. For example: two flashes and pause
indicates that only two transmitters are encoded to operate your system. Whenever
you leave your vehicle and keys with someone, you will now have the peace of mind
in knowing that only your transmitters will operate the security system and that no
additional transmitters have been coded into your system for the purpose of stealing
your vehicle or its contents. This Indicator flashing occurs for 10 seconds every time
the ignition switch is turned "on".
5) Flash-1x & Pause = 1 transmitter code is stored in the system's memory.
6) Flash-2x & Pause = 2 transmitter codes are stored in the system's memory.
7) Flash-3x & Pause = 3 transmitter codes are stored in the system's memory.
8) Flash-4x & Pause = 4 transmitter codes are stored in the system's memory.
Zone Violation: If the system is triggered, the LED Status Indicator will start
to flash and pause one of the following sequences to indicate which protected circuit
triggered the system. This is seen while the system is armed, and after disarming,
until the ignition switch is turned "on", which will clear the Zone Violation code.
The unit's memory can store two different violation codes.
9) Flash-1x & Pause
= The security system was triggered from the current
sensing circuit.
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10) Flash-2x & Pause
= The security system was triggered from the hood, trunk
or #2 Auxiliary Port circuit.
11) Flash-3x & Pause
= The security system was triggered from the door circuit
.
12) Flash-4x & Pause
= The security system was triggered from the #1 Auxiliary
Sensor Port circuit.
Audible And Visual Indications
The Security system's audible output and the vehicle's parking and interior lights
are utilized to indicate a number of events or processes associated with the system's
operation:
1) One siren chirp and one light flash upon closing the vehicle's door: The system
has started a passive Last Door Arming countdown and will become armed after
the 30 second countdown expires. This chirp indicates that the starter interrupt
will engage and the doors will lock when the alarm becomes fully armed in 30
seconds.
2) One siren chirp, one light flash, & doors lock: The system has armed passively
or actively from the transmitter. The starter interrupt has engaged and the doors
have locked. The optional sensor will become operational 5 seconds later.
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3) One siren chirp after the arming chirp previously mentioned: The auxiliary
sensor circuit is bypassed by pressing the small transmitter button within 3
seconds of pressing the large transmitter button.
4) One siren chirp, and no light flash, but only at the moment the ignition switch is
turned "off": The alarm is in Valet Mode, and will not arm actively or passively.
5) Two siren chirps and the parking lights stay on for 30 seconds:
The system has just disarmed or 2nd channel output has been activated.
6) Two siren chirps and two light flashes: The system has entered the Valet Mode.
7) Four siren chirps and the lights stay on for 30 seconds: The system has just
disarmed and was activated while you were away. The system will have this
disarming confirmation until the ignition switch is turned "on".
8) Siren sounding, changing sounds every 5 seconds, and the parking lights flashing
on and off: The system is in an activated state. This will also relock the doors.
9) A series of siren chirps lasting two seconds after the ignition switch is turned
"on": The Automatic Transmitter Verification
TM
feature (page 4) has been
activated. This will also occur for 48 hours after installation.
10) Three siren chirps upon arming the system: The Zone Bypass feature is
indicating that the system is arming, but bypassing a violated protected zone.
11) Three siren chirps while the system is armed: The Prewarning feature has been
activated.
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