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Car Horn Output For Additional Alarm Response (Improved Timing To Minimize
RF Interference.)
Additional Negative Trigger Input (Hood and Trunk)
RF Inhibit With Ignition On
Parking Light Flasher (Relay On Board)
Plug In Dual Stage Shock Sensor (Pre-detect, Full Trigger and “City Mode”)
Audible Arm, Disarm, Defect, and Tamper Chirp Indications
Illuminated Entry Control Output
Active or Passive Arming Selectable
Programmable Auto Lock On / Off
Programmable Auto Unlock On / Off
Programmable Door Lock Pulse Duration
Programmable Active or Passive Door Locks
User Programmable Permanent Chirp Delete
On Command RF Chirp Delete from Transmitter Or Through Software
Dome Delay Learn Circuitry
OPTIONS :
Remote Trunk Release (must have electric trunk release)
Remote Keyless Entry (must have power door locks)
Multiple Vehicle Capable
Remote Power Window Roll Up
WARNING!
Be certain that the vehicle is outdoors before using this or any remote
vehicle starting device. A running engine produces dangerous carbon
monoxide fumes which can be harmful or fatal if prolonged exposure
occurs. DO NOT remote start the vehicle if it is garaged.
YOUR “CODE HOPPING“ TRANSMITTERS
The transmitters included with your new security system use the most advanced and
secure form of radio frequency transmission available on any current automotive
security system. Some of today’s sophisticated auto thieves use a device known
as a code grabber, which will receive and store the signal from your keychain
transmitter and re-transmit at a later time to disarm your system.
Your Code Hopping transmitters will change their signal every time the button is
pressed, so when a thief grabs then re-transmits your signal, the alarm system
will
not
respond.
If your transmitter button is pressed more than fifty times while it is out of range of
the vehicle (children playing with your keys), the transmitter will not operate when
you return to the vehicle, and will need to be re-aligned to the receiver. To do this,
simply press button 1, (lock), two times within a one second time period. The system
will now respond to that transmitter each time a button is pressed.
NOTE:
This system is custom configurable and can be set up to operate with a
number of options controlled from any transmitter button or button combi-
nation. For reference, we will describe operation assuming that your
