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REMOTE CONTROL ( 2 SUPPLIED )
BUTTON TWO ONLY BUTTON ONE ONLY
ROLLING CODE
The security code of your alarm system changes each time
you press the remote button. This coding system is completely
random therefore eliminating the possibility of recording it
(code grabbing). As there are billions of code combinations the
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chances of duplication are literally billions to one. Additional
remote controls may be added as the alarm module can
memorize up to four remote controls (see on code learning).
ARMING THE SYSTEM
Before arming the system, turn off and remove the keys from
the ignition. Close all windows and doors. Check that the
bonnet and boot are also closed.
The system is armed by depressing button one, the smaller
oval button, on the remote control momentarily (approx. 1.5
seconds). It is important to press the button for the
recommended time as a shorter duration may not activate the
system. Verify that the small red LED on the remote
illuminates.
You will notice the indicators flash once and the siren chirps
once to indicate that the system is armed.
The dash board warning light, LED, will slow flash to indicate
the system is armed.
If your vehicle has central locking, and it has been connected
to this security system, the doors will lock at the same time as
arming (see on central locking).
DISARMING THE SYSTEM - 2 stage
Press button one, the smaller oval button, on the remote
control to disarm the system. The siren will chirp twice and the
indicators will flash twice. The doors will unlock if wired to the
vehicles central locking system.
If the alarm is sounding, the first press cancels the siren, and a
second press disarms the system.
AUTOMATIC (LAST DOOR) ARMING - PROGRAMMABLE
This feature is factory set in the ‘Off’ position. You may
choose, at the time of installation, to have this feature
programmed ‘On’ for added security. Upon closing the last
door, the system fast flashes the LED for 20 seconds, after
which, it chirps the siren once and gives one flash of the
indicators to indicate the system has been automatically
armed. Opening a door during the 20
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seconds will suspend the countdown and recommence on
door closure.
PASSIVE LOCKING - PROGRAMMABLE
If the Automatic (Last Door) arming is utilized, you can choose
when system automatic arming with lock or without lock.
PANIC
In the event of personal attack or you suspect that your vehicle
is being tampered with, the alarm can be ‘panicked’ by
pressing button one for more than 3 seconds. The siren will
sound and the indicators will flash. Press again to cancel
‘panic’ mode. Panic mode does not operate with the ignition
on.
DOORS, BONNET AND BOOT PROTECTION
The siren will sound for 30 seconds should any of these be
opened and then closed when the system is armed. The
system does require your vehicle to be fitted with courtesy light
door switches for these to trigger the alarm. If these are not
fitted to your vehicle, or they are not functioning, the alarm will
not operate correctly. Fitting door switches will incur extra
costs. Periodic testing of the door switches is recommended.
Bonnet and boot switches are supplied with this alarm system.
ARMING & INSTANTANEOUS TRIGGER
The system is fully armed within 10 seconds of pressing the
remote button. It will immediately active when triggered.
AUTOMATIC RE-SET
The siren will sound from 5 to 30 seconds depending on the
circuit triggered, after which, it will stop and reset to the armed
position. It will then re-trigger on the next intrusion.
INTRUSION ALERT (TAMPER MEMORY)
When disarming, if the siren chirps four times you know the
system has been triggered whilst you were away from the
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vehicle. You can determine which circuit has been triggered by
reading the LED flash codes.
ELECTRONIC SIREN
This is mounted under the bonnet. It should be situated in a
place to protect it from heat and water damage. Driving
through deep water or puddles may cause water splashes.
Please check that the siren has been mounted in such a
position so as to avoid damaging it. If washing the engine bay,
cover the siren with a plastic bag to prevent damage. Heat or
water damage is not covered by the warranty.
OVERRIDE SWITCH
At the time of installation, the installer fitted a hidden push
button switch under the dashboard.
ENSURE YOU KNOW THE LOCATION OF THIS SWITCH.
If the alarm fails to respond to the remote control, or you have
misplaced it, you can override the alarm as follows;
1) Open the door with the ignition key - the siren
will sound and the indicators will flash
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2) Within 10 seconds turn on the ignition.
3) Press the override push button switch once - this will cancel
the alarm sounding
4) The vehicle can now be started
The override switch has no function unless the ignition is
turned on. This prevents the system being turned off
unintentionally or by would be thieves. If the system continues
to fail to respond to the remote, you will need to use this
procedure until you have the fault remedied.
CODE LEARNING
The main alarm module has a learning capacity to memorize
the remote controls programmed into it. The two remotes
supplied are pre-learnt and have different codes to each other.
The module can memorize up to four. If you wish to add further
remotes, or a remote has to be replaced, the new remote
needs to be learnt into the main module. If for instance you
have lost a remote, and are fearful that someone may try to
use it, the lost remote can be deleted from memory.
To memorize a new or additional remote:
Turn on the ignition. Press the override switch for 5 seconds
until the siren chirps 5 times. Indicators will light to indicated
learning mode. Press any button on the existing remote. Siren
chirps twice indicating it is waiting for the next remote to be
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learnt. Press any button on the second remote. This procedure
can be repeated for up to 4 remotes. Leave the system for 10
seconds and the learning mode is completed.
When learning new remotes, the original remotes must be re-
learnt or they will be erased from memory.
To delete a remote from memory:
Enter learning mode as detailed above. Memorize existing
remote once. The lost remote is now deleted. When a
replacement is obtained, learn both the existing and new
remotes into memory as detailed above.
2 STAGE SHOCK SENSOR
The shock sensor is designed to detect major vehicle
movement (sharp shock) such as impact, vehicle towing or
glass breakage. It may also be triggered by shock waves
produced from loud exhausts, thunder and heavy vehicle
traffic. It should not be triggered by normal wind or rocking
motions.
If the shock sensor receives a light shock, the siren will sound
5 short chirps and flash the indicators twice.
If the shock sensor receives a heavier shock the siren sounds
and lights flash for 20 seconds.
The sensitivity level of both of these are set by the installer and
should be at their optimum. Over sensitivity can cause false
alarms. Avoid over sensitivity as people nearby may not
respond due to your alarm triggering too often through false
alarms.
A shock sensor may not detect tampering with the vehicles
wheels - we recommend the use of locking wheel nuts.
SILENT ARMING
You may be leaving home early and do not wish to disturb
other
people, so the chirps you hear when arming and disarming can
defeated by the remote control. Just press button two before
button one to silently arm. The system will automatically
disarm silently. The indicators will still flash as confirmation of
the armed state. (If you wish to silently disarm, you must first
arm the system silently)
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SECURITY RE-ARM (&RE-LOCK)
The alarm will automatically re-arm if it has been disarmed by
remote but the doors have not been opened within 20
seconds. If the central locking has been connected, the doors
also re-lock. This is a fixed security feature and cannot be
disabled. It is not controlled by the automatic arming feature.
This feature will not operate if the optional dome light
supervision has not been installed according to our instructions
REMOTE ANTI-HIJACK
The feature is used to immobilize the vehicle in an emergency
by pressing & holding both button 1&2 for 3 sec. while vehicle
power is on. After 20sec. of the first flash indicating main
system into anti-highjack mode, the parking & dome light flash
and siren sound indefinitely for 10sec. To warn the intrusion
seriously, the dome light will flash much quicker and the siren
sounding, parking light flashing continuously for another
10sec. Then, the engine will stop automatically. Anti-hijacking
is cancelled by pressing the button 2.
VEHICLE BATTERY
IT IS IMPORTANT TO MAINTAIN THE VEHICLE BATTERY
TO ENSURE RELIABLE OPERATION OF THE VEHICLE
AND THIS SECURITY SYSTEM. IF YOU TRAVEL ONLY
SHORT DISTANCES, THE BATTERY MAY NOT HAVE TIME
TO FULLY CHARGE ITSELF. OVER TIME THE BATTERY
WILL GRADUALLY GO FLAT. EITHER TAKE YOUR
VEHICLE FOR A LONG DRIVE OR RECHARGE FROM A
SUITABLE BATTERY CHARGER. CHECK THE BATTERY
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WATER LEVEL AT LEAST EVERY TWO WEEKS.
CHARGING A DRY BATTERY WILL CAUSE IRREPAIRABLE
DAMAGE.
PROGRAMMABLE OPTIONS
When the system is being installed, there are a few of
decisions to be made to enable or disable certain features.
Discuss these with the installer:-
YES NO
1. Do you want the system to be ....... ...…
automatic arming ?
2. Do you want ignition safety ....... ...…
door lock ?
3. Do you want the system to be …… ……
locked when automatic arming
SECURITY UPGRADES
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BATTERY BACK-UP SIREN
In place of the standard siren, a battery back-up version gives
added protection against unlawful disconnection of the
vehicles battery or power connection to the siren. Any attempt
to do so will trigger the sirens own battery back-up. The only
way to cancel this is with the special key supplied as it is
designed to sound continuously.
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Jumper Programmable function Open Close Default
J8-1 Central door lock output 3.5 seconds 0.5 seconds 0.5 seconds
J8-2 Auto re-arming OFF ON ON
J8-3 Automatic (last door) arming ON OFF OFF
J8-4 Passive locking OFF ON ON