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4) The System Will Automatically Arm 30 Seconds After The Last Door Is Closed.
Default: Feature OFF; Program with the transmitter's LOCK and OPTION button in unison.
When this Feature is activated, the system will automatically arm 30 seconds after the last
vehicle door is closed, provided the ignition switch has previously been "On", then turned
"Off". If a door is opened before the 30 second period expires, the process is suspended;
shutting the door starts a new 30 second period. With this method of automatic Last Door
arming, the system will flash the parking and interior lights upon shutting the door, and the
LED Status Light will be flashing rapidly. At the expiration of the 30 second period, the
parking and interior lights will flash once again, the horn will honk once, and the LED Status
Light will slow to a steady flash to indicate that the system is armed.
5) The System Will Automatically Rearm 90 Seconds After Unlocking By The Transmitter.
Default: Feature OFF; Program with the transmitter's LOCK and UNLOCK button in unison.
When this Feature is activated, the system will automatically rearm 90 seconds after disarming
and unlocking the doors by use of the transmitter. The ignition switch must be turned "On"
to cancel the Automatic Rearming. During the 90 second period, the LED Status Light will
be flashing rapidly, and will slow to a steady flash upon the arming of the system, at which
time the horn will honk, and the parking and dome lights will also flash once. Please note that
Automatic Rearming, opening a door during the 90 second period will simply suspend the
process; upon shutting the door the system will still rearm 90 seconds after the door is shut -
only turning the ignition switch "On" before the 90 seconds expires will cancel the Automatic
Rearming.
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As previously mentioned, changing the User Programmable Features is a variation of the procedure
used to program transmitter codes to the system. Remember, when the system acknowledges the first
transmitter code, at that point you may use that transmitter to change any or all of the five User
Programmable Features. To change the User Programmable Features, follow this procedure:
1) Have all the transmitters that you wish to operate your Executive System at hand. Even though
you are reprogramming an existing code, any time a transmitter code is programmed into your
Executive System, all existing codes are automatically erased.
2) Within a 5 second period, turn the ignition switch "on" five times: "on", "off", "on", "off", "on",
"off", "on", "off", then "on" again; the fifth time leaving it "on". The horn will sound briefly
to indicate that the system is ready to receive transmitter codes.
3) Within 10 seconds press the LOCK button on the first transmitter you wish to encode to the
system. The horn will honk once to indicate the transmitter's code is learned by the system.
At this point, you may use this transmitter to change the User Programmable Features.
4) Within 10 seconds, press the transmitter button or button combinations to change the desired
Feature. Here is a condensed review of the five Features and the transmitter button(s) to use
when programming:
Changing The User Programmable Features
The Doors Automatically Lock 90 Seconds After The Ignition Switch Is Turned "Off".
Program with the transmitter's LOCK button.
The Doors Automatically Relock 90 Seconds After Disarming And Unlocking By The
Transmitter.
Program with the transmitter's UNLOCK button.
The Starter Disable Will Automatically Engage 90 Seconds After The Ignition Switch
Is Turned "Off" And 90 Seconds After Disarming And Unlocking By Transmitter.
Program with the transmitter's OPTION button.
The System Will Automatically Arm 30 Seconds After The Last Door Is Closed.
Program with the transmitter's LOCK and OPTION button in unison.
The System Will Automatically Rearm 90 Seconds After Disarming And Unlocking By
Transmitter.
Program with the transmitter's LOCK and UNLOCK button in unison.
Every time the appropriate button or button combination is pressed, the system will respond
alternately with one horn honk, then two horn honks - every time the button is pressed, the
Feature assigned to it is "toggled" on or off. One horn honk indicates that the Feature is on,
or activated; two horn honks indicates that the Feature is off, or deactivated.
5) When all of the desired Features have programmed as desired, repeat Step 3 within 10 seconds
for each additional transmitter. Remember, 10 seconds of not receiving a transmitter broadcast
will cause the system will leave either the Transmitter Programming Mode or the User
Features Programming period.
For the next 48 hours, the horn will honk for 2 seconds every time the ignition is turned "On" -
this is part of the Automatic Transmitter Verification Feature.
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Dealer Programmable Options
Your E-3000
ATV
has over 20 operational features which may be programmed by the installing
Executive dealer. Some of these features enhance the system's operating characteristics, while others
are an aid to the installer which allow extreme flexibility in adapting the system to the different design
parameters of the vehicle. This section will briefly explain these features, and more detailed
information is available from your nearest Executive dealer.
- Independent Automatic Locking And Unlocking Activated By The Ignition Switch: The
system may be configured to automatically lock the when the ignition switch is turned "On", and also
automatically unlock them when the ignition switch is turned "Off". The Executive Systems allow the
unique capability of only automatically locking, and not unlocking them, or, if thusly equipped,
unlocking only the driver's door when the ignition switch is turned "Off". Another aspect of this feature,
which may be added or removed, is the cancellation of any ignition switch activated automatic locking
or unlocking function to be cancelled by a door being open. The open door bypass is extremely
convenient as a child safety feature, allowing the driver exit the vehicle, leaving only their door
unlocked.
- Activating The Trunk Release Also Disarms The System: Many inferior vehicle Remote
Keyless Entry and Anti-Theft Security Systems force the user to disarm the system before the trunk or
rear hatch can be remotely opened without activating the system. The Executive Systems allow you
to make the choice of whether the convenience of using your transmitter to gain trunk or hatch entry
will disarm the security system, or leave it armed.
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