REMOTE CONTROLE ENGINE STARTER
WITH BUILT-IN
ALARM SYSTEM
MODEL RS-414
Designed for use in all automatic
transmission , gasoline or diesel
powered, fuel injected vehicles
(Carburetor or throttle-assisted
engines require an optional
solenoid kit). Do not install
in vehicles equipped with
a manual transmission
Thank you for choosing the AstroStart™ Remote control
Engine Starter. Your AstroStart™ is the product of extensive
research by a company specializing in the design of high
quality electronic equipment for automotive vehicles.
AstroStart™ is designed to provide years of reliable, troublefree service. Its advanced microprocessor circuitry
incorporates billions of possible access codes to prevent
interaction with other remote controlled vehicles. AstroStart’s
safe and convenient features will make your life easier.
Please take time to read these instructions carefully. Some
features may not be installed or applicable to your vehicle.
Safety Precautions!
•
Always turn OFF the main switch when parking your
vehicle in a closed, non-ventilated garage or when the
vehicle is being serviced.
•
Always turn OFF the main switch when AstroStart™ is
not being used for extended periods of time.
•
Keep the transmitter away from children’s reach.
•
For proper AstroStart™ operation, regular engine tune-
ups are recommended.
•
Always turn OFF the wiper switch before leaving vehicle.
•
Test your hood pin switch regularly to ensure safe
operation. This switch stops the engine when hood is
open.
•
Check for any local legislation that would prohibit leaving
a running vehicle unattended on public streets.
•
Always advise service personnel that your vehicle is
equipped with AstroStart™.
•
A yearly check up of your Remote Starter is strongly
recommended. Contact the AstroStart™ dealer in your
area.
BEFORE YOU USE YOUR TROSTART™
•
Select the desired setting for the heater/AC system
(when AstroStart™ starts the vehicle the heating / AC
system will resume operation).
•
Make sure that the vehicle is in the PARK position.
USING THE MAIN SWITCH
The AstroStart™ main switch should be mounted under the
dash. It includes an ON-OFF rocker switch and a small LED
indicator light. Turning OFF this switch prevents using remote
start functions. Optional features remain active. The LED
indicator flashes user information codes.
THE REMOTE TRANSMITTER
A small 12 Volt alkaline battery (GP23A) powers your remote.
Under normal use, it should last approximately 6 months.
Range may be affected by a weak battery or by location (ie.
crowded parking lot, metal structures, hydro poles, etc.).
Using microprocessor-controlled
additional AstroStart™ transmitters can be added at any time
(for a total of 4). See your AstroStart™ dealer.
USING YOUR REMOTE CONTROL
1, 2 or 3 Button Transmitter
Press on the desired button for 2 second. While pressing, the
LED will flash and stay on for 1 second while your command
is being transmitted. Commands will not be transmitted when
the button is not pressed for long enough (LED does not stay
on).
Example: Start - Push and hold the “A” button until the LED
shuts off.
4 BUTTON TRANSMITTER
Your remote control has four buttons and four LED indicators.
Each LED represents a separate group of functions. To
select the desired group, press the “P” button as many times
as required to light up the LED corresponding to the group of
functions you wish to access.
Push “P” Once
the first group of functions.
Push “P” Twice ¾Second LED lights up (ORANGE)
Push “P” Three times¾Third LED lights up (YELLOW)
Push “P” Four times ¾Fourth LED lights up (GREEN)
Example: To transmit “Start “ function, the reference card
instructs you to:
• Push “P” once, RED LED flashes.
• Push “A” once, engine will start.
To transmit “Stop”, repeat the same commands.
¾First LED lights up (RED) selecting
selecting the second group of
functions.
selecting the third group of functions.
selecting the fourth group of
CODE LEARNING
, up to 3
UNDERSTANDING THE COMMANDS
To simplify reading, remote control commands are
abbreviated. All commands in this manual will be listed in the
following manner:
Command Procedure
• 1 A Push “P” once (1), Push “A” once (1)
• 3 B,C Push “P” three (3) times,
• 3 A & B Push “P” three (3) times,
COMMAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
To confirm most transmitted commands, the AstroStart™
system will flash the parking lights and / or honk the horn.
These confirmations are coded to provide system status
information to the user.
Code Description
(horn 1, parking 2) Horn will honk once (1),
THE REFERENCE CARD
A reference card is enclosed with the manual. This card lists
all available functions and the corresponding button
sequence to use. Keep this card on your person when using
your AstroStart™ system.
Push “B” once (1), then “C” once (1)
Push “A” & “B” simultaneously.
Parking lights will flash
twice (2).
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RS-414 COMMAND CODES
PRESS DESCRIPTION ACKNOWLEDGE
1A Start or stop vehicle (continuous mode) park lights flash
1B Lock & arm without siren chirp park lights flash
(dome light OFF)
1C Unlock & disarm without siren chirp park lights flash
(dome light ON)
2A Start /only with horn acknowledge park lights flash,(horn)
(continuous mode)
2B Lock without arming park lights flash
(dome light OFF)
2C Release trunk Unlock and disarm park lights flash, (siren)
(dome light ON)
3A Start/stop, with rear defroster ON park lights flash
(continuous mode)
3B Lock and arm with siren chirp park lights flash, (siren)
3C Unlock and disarm with siren chirp park lights flash, (siren)
3AA Horn joke horn 7 honk
3AB Roll windows down
3AC Utility output ON
3BA Roll windows up
3BC Auxiliary output # 1 ON/OFF Toggle
3CA Utility output OFF
3CB Auxiliary output # 2 ON/OFF Toggle
3B&A Temporarily disable internal park lights flash
shock sensor & supplementary sensor (4 times)
3C&B Valet mode ON/OFF toggle Led solid = ON
4C Activate/deactivate low temperature park lights flash
mode without horn acknowledge
4A Status LED LED
4B Status Tails LED, Park lights
4C Activate/deactivate low temperature park lights flash
mode without horn acknowledge
4AA Car Finder , toggle horn ON/OFF park lights flash, horn
without arming or disarming alarm
4BB Number of remote park lights flash, horn
4CC Activate/deactivate low temperature park lights flash, horn
mode with horn acknowledge
4A&B Disable shock sensors
1B,1C are interchangeable with 3B,3C see “User Programming codes
U2 CC CHIRP NORMAL and U2A CHIRP INVERT
COMMANDS
START OR STOP (1A)
This is the most common command. To start the engine by
remote, enter 1A (horn: 0, parking lights: 1). The AstroStart™
automatically adjusts the cranking cycle to match your vehicle
requirements. Proper operation is acknowledged by (horn: 0,
parking lights: 2).
TO STOP
the engine, enter same sequence again (1 A).
START WITH A HORN ACKNOWLEDGMENT (2 A)
This command is used when you can not see the vehicle, the
vehicle horn will sound when the engine has been
successfully started. Enter 2 A, the system will confirm
receiving the command (horn: 1 parking lights: 1). The
AstroStart™ will start the engine. To confirm that the engine
is running, another acknowledgment signal follows (horn: 2,
parking lights: 2).
START WITH REAR DEFROSTER (3A)
This command is used to activate the rear window defroster
when starting by remote. Enter 3A (horn: 0, parking lights: 1,
siren: 0,).The AstroStart™ will start the engine and will
activate the Rear Window Defroster for 8 minutes (if this
option is connected).
ENGINE RUN TIME
The engine will shut off automatically after the chosen run
time has expired. The parking lights will remain lit while the
engine is running by remote.
Note
: Run time is programmable (the factory preset is 15
minutes). See the User Programming section.
WHEN YOU GET IN YOUR VEHICLE...
When entering your vehicle, do not touch brake pedal (this
will shut the engine off). Turn the ignition key to the RUN
position. Drive away as usual AstroStart™ will shut OFF by
itself. The optional starter kill connection (see your dealer)
prevents accidental starter grinding if key turned to
START
position while the engine is already running by remote
control.
WHAT STOPS THE ENGINE?
For your safety, the engine will stop and/or will not start if:
•
The transmitter sends the STOP (1A) command.
•
The hood is opened.
•
The brake pedal is depressed.
•
The transmission is shifted out of the PARK or NEUTRAL
positions.
•
The engine over-rev’s.
•
The main switch is OFF.
•
The optional high temp/low oil pressure sensor is
triggered.
•
The optional alarm system has been triggered.
IF ENGINE DOES NOT START....
If your ASROSTART™ is not successful in starting the
engine on the first try it will wait a few seconds and try again
(up to two more times, as set by the dealer). If the engine
does not start after several attempts the system will shut off
and wait for the next command.
If starting the engine remains unsuccessful enter:
4A
The main switch
LED
flashes to show a start failure code
by repeating a certain number of double blinks.
or
4B
Tail lights
The
flashes to show a start failure code
by repeating a certain number of double blinks.
RS-414 STARTS FAILURE CODES
BLINKS REASON FOR FAILURE TO START
1 Stopped by transmitter
2 Stopped when brake pedal was pressed
3 Stopped when AstroStart™ alarm tripped
4 Stopped due to low or undetectable engine RPM
5 Hood is open
6 Transmission not in park/neutral
7 Ignition key is in the ON position
8 AstroStart™ disable switch is in the OFF position
9 Engine run time has ended
10 Engine cranked but refused to start
11 Tach signal is present; engine is probably already running
12 Engine RPM was too high (over 3000 RPM)
13 Engine refused to start after all attempt
17 Problem detected on (high engine temperature) input
18 Diesel glow plug failed to turn off within 30 seconds (Diesel only)
19 Module internal error
CONTINUOUS MODE
(1 A, 2A OR 3A WHEN ENGINE RUNS MANUALLY)
In the Continuous Mode you are able to leave your engine
running after removing the key from the ignition (only when
the vehicle has been started using the ignition key). This is a
convenience feature that allows you to leave the vehicle for
short periods of time while the climate controls and engine
remain active. Enter 1A or 2A while engine is running or 3A
to activate Rear Window Defroster option . The parking lights
will turn ON, the engine will keep running for the chosen run
time. Remove the ignition key, exit your vehicle and lock all
doors. The steering column will remain locked and all security
features remain active .
LOW TEMPERATURE MODE (SENTINEL)
The Low Temperature mode enables AstroStart™ to run the
AUTOMATICALLY
engine
for the programmed run time
when the engine block temperature falls below -15ºC (5º F)*.
All normal shut off devices (brake pedal, hood, etc...) will shut
the vehicle off. Turning the ignition key to RUN, depressing
the brake pedal, or starting by remote deactivates the Low
Temperature Mode.
* Activation temperature is programmable (the factory preset
is -15ºC). See the “User Programming“ section.
LOW TEMPERATURE MODE WITHOUT HORN
ACKNOWLEDGMENT (4 C)
•
To activate, enter 4 C (horn: 0, parking lights: 1).
•
To deactivate, enter 4 C again (horn: 0, parking lights: 2).
The AstroStart™ will acknowledge (horn: 0, parking lights: 3)
if for some reason this command cannot be executed (i.e.
hood left open) check the “Start Fail Code ”by pressing 4A or
4B refer to “(If the engine does not start”).
LOW TEMPERATURE MODE WITH HORN
ACKNOWLEDGE (4 C, C)
•
To activate, enter 4 C, C (horn: 1, parking lights: 1).
•
To deactivate, enter 4 C, C again (horn: 2, parking lights: 2).
The AstroStart™ will acknowledge (horn:3, parking lights:3) if
for some reason this command cannot be executed (i.e. hood
left open) check the “Start Fail Code ”by pressing 4A or 4B
refer to “(If the engine does not start”).
CAR FINDER (4 A,A)
When this command is entered (4 A,A) the system will react
by sounding the vehicle horn and flashing the parking lights.
This feature is used to locate your vehicle (in a busy parking
lot etc..) To stop the Car Finder mode press (4 A,A) again.
The alarm will remain armed.
Note:
The duration of this feature is programmable (factory
preset is 60 seconds). See the “User Programming” section
STOPPING THE ALARM WITHOUT DISARMING (4A,A)
If fore some reason the AstroStart™ alarm has been
triggered, you can stop it without disarming the alarm by
entering 4A,A.
MUSICAL HORN (HORN JOKE, 3 A,A)
The horn will play on of the four (4) pre-programmed
melodies.
NUMBERS OF TRANSMITTERS (4B,B)
This command is used to indicate how many transmitters are
programmed for your system. Enter 4B,B. For each
programmed transmitters, the horn will sound once.
THE AstroStart™ ALARM SYSTEM
The AstroStart™ RS-414 alarm system protects your vehicle
and its content by monitoring all doors, the hood and the
ignition. It is also equipped with a starter kill, and an
integrated shock sensor. Optional sensors can be added for
better protection (i.e.. motion detectors). Your RS-414 also
includes a warning buzzer to discourage possible intruders.
This feature is especially useful when the main switch LED
cannot be seen (when using a car cover, etc...)** A repeated
beep is heard as far as six feet away from the vehicle while
the system is armed.
If something or someone hits your vehicle, the integrated
shock sensor will activate a warning by sounding the vehicle
horn. If the vehicle is hit repeatedly or the impact is greater,
the sensor will trigger the alarm.
* This feature is programmable (the factory pre-set is “Pre
Shock On”). Refer to the “User Programming” section.
** This feature can be switched ON/OFF (the factory preset is
“ON”). Refer to the “User Programming” section.
WHEN THE ALARM IS TRIGGERED IT WILL:
• Stop the engine and prevent it from starting until the
system is disarmed.
• Flash the parking lights.
• Flash the vehicle horn.
• Sound the siren.
After the alarm duration the system will rearm automatically. If
any of the protected zones remain violated (door left open,
etc....) the alarm will arm and bypass the zone.
ARMING / DISARMING METHODS
There are two different ways to operate the alarm system:
The active and passive modes differ in the way you can arm
and disarm the alarm.
In the ACTIVE MODE, only the remote transmitter can arm or
disarm the alarm.
In the PASSIVE MODE, the system arms and disarms
automatically after an exit or entry delay. Arming and
disarming by remote is also possible in this mode, doing so
disable entry and exit delays.
Note: This feature is programmable (the factory preset is
“Active”). See the “Users Programming” section.
ACTIVE MODE
Lock Doors And Arm With Siren Acknowledge (3 B)
(horn: 0, parking lights: 1, siren: 1)
Lock Doors And Arm Without Siren Acknowledge (1 B)
(horn: 0, parking lights: 1, siren: 0)
This command locks all doors, and arms the alarm. The
main switch LED will flash “code 1” to indicate armed status.
When arming, the AstroStart™ also bypasses any zone that
shows a violation (i.e. .:hood left open). The horn and parking
lights will acknowledge (horn: 1, parking lights: 1, optional
siren:0).
To identify the zone violation ,enter 4A or 4B, refer to the
“What Can Trigger The Alarm “section.
Once corrected (i.e. hood closed), the AstroStart™ will
acknowledge (horn: 1, parking lights: 1, siren: 0).
UNLOCK DOORS AND DISARM WITH SIREN ACKNOWLEDGE (3 C)
(horn: 0, parking lights: 2, siren: 2)
UNLOCK DOORS AND DISARM WITHOUT SIREN ACKNOWLEDGE (1 C)
(horn: 0, parking lights: 2, siren: 0)
This command will unlock all doors, and disarms the alarm.
The LED stops flashing.
If the alarm is triggered during your absence, the AstroStart™
will acknowledge by (horn: 2) when your disarm the alarm. If
you wish to know the nature of the violation, enter 4A or 4B,
refer to the “What Can Trigger The Alarm “section.
PASSIVE MODE
TO ARM PASSIVELY
The system automatically arms when you turn OFF the
ignition key and leave your vehicle as you would normally.
The system will arm 20 seconds after last door is closed.
There is no confirmation by the AstroStart™ ( parking lights
0,
horn 0). The LED will flash code 1 to indicate armed status.
The doors will lock automatically when the system arms
(optional)*. Opening any door during the exit delay restarts
the delay after the door is closed again. When arming
passively, the AstroStart™ will bypass any zone that shows a
violation (ex. hood left open). The horn and parking lights will
acknowledge five (5) seconds after last door is closed (horn:
1, parking lights: 1, siren:0). To know the nature of the
violation, enter 4A or 4B refer to the “What Can Trigger The
Alarm “section. Once the situation is corrected (ie. hood
closed) another acknowledge signal will be sent (horn: 1,
parking lights: 1, siren: 0)
* This feature is programmable (the factory preset is OFF).
See the “Users Programming” section.
TO DISARM PASSIVELY
When the alarm has been armed passively, disarm by turning
ignition key to the RUN position before the end of a 30
second entry delay (or 15 seconds, dealer programmable). If
the ignition key is not put in the RUN position within 30
seconds (or 15 seconds) of opening the first door, the alarm
will trigger (horn: 1, parking lights:1, siren:1). If this happens
shut the alarm off by turning the ignition key to the RUN
position or entering (1 C) on the transmitter.
* Entry delay time is programmable (the factory preset is 30
seconds). Refer to the “User Programming” section.”
TO ARM ACTIVELY BY REMOTE (1 B, OR 3 B)
Arming by remote in the passive mode is possible. Entry and
Exit delays are cancelled and alarm operation is the same as
when in active mode. Disarming by remote is then necessary
(for further details, refer to “Active mode” section). The
following combinations are possible in passive mode:
• arm and disarm passively
• arm passively and disarm actively (with the transmitter)
• arm and disarm actively (with the transmitter)
AUTOMATIC RE-ARMING
Your AstroStart™ alarm system includes an Automatic Rearming feature. If the system is triggered while you are away
from the vehicle it will automatically re-arm after going
through the alarm cycle.
Note: The alarm system will rearm automatically, when
disarming by remote control in the Passive Mode. If your
system also includes a dome light activation upon disarm
feature the rearm time will be extended to approximately 35
seconds.
LOST OR BROKEN REMOTE CONTROL
If you have lost or broken your remote control and the alarm
system is armed:
• Open the door, the alarm will be triggered,
In less than 5 seconds, turn ignition key to “ON” position
(not “START”)
Then you have 10 seconds to remove the key, exit your
vehicle and close all doors.
• After 15 seconds the alarm will stop, but remain armed
for 5 minutes.
• After 5 minutes, the horn, parking lights, and siren will
acknowledge 4 times. You will then be in the Passive
Mode. See the section on “PASSIVE MODE” for more
information.
Ask your AstroStart™ dealer to repair or replace your
transmitter as soon as possible.
WHAT TRIGGERED THE ALA RM?
The alarm will store the last zone which triggered the alarm.
Refer to the Infraction Code Description” chart for proper
zone description.
RS-414 ALARM INFRACTION CODES
BLINKS ALARM CONDITION
1 Normal operation. Alarm is armed.
2 Door was opened
3 Hood was opened
4 Internal shock sensor was tripped
5 Ignition key was ON (only in active arming mode)
6 Other sensor input was tripped.
VALET MODE
This mode allows you to completely deactivate the
AstroStart™ alarm. This is necessary when taking your car in
for repairs or when leaving it with a parking attendant. It is
impossible to arm the alarm when in this mode.
ACTIVATING VALET MODE
(3 C&B) ( alarm deactivated)
When valet mode is active the main switch LED remain lit.
DEACTIVATING VALET MODE
(3 C&B when LED is solid) ( alarm available)
The alarm return to normal operation, and LED shut off.
VEHICULE STATUS WARNING (PROTECTION INPUT)
An optional feature (see your dealer) can warn you if the keys
are left in the ignition, or if the headlights have been left on.
The horn will sound 3 times. For example, if this input is used
as a headlight sensor, when activating the alarm you will get
a warning that your headlights have not been turned OFF.
DOOR LOCKING AND UNLOCKING
This optional interface allows you to control by remote several
vehicle electrical system options. This interface is optional
and will require the purchase of additional equipment (see
your dealer). The following systems can be controlled:
• Electronic door lock system.
• Electronic trunk/hatch release.
• Interior light.
COMMANDS
LOCK AND ARM
WITH SIREN ACKNOWLEDGE (3 B) ♥
This command locks all doors and arms the AstroStart™
alarm. (horn:0, parking lights:1, siren:1).
LOCK AND ARM
WITHOUT SIREN ACKNOWLEDGE (1 B) ♥
This command locks all doors and arms the AstroStart™
alarm. The alarm siren remains silent. (horn:0 , parking lights:
1, siren: 0).
UNLOCK AND DISARM
WITH SIREN ACKNOWLEDGE (3 C) ♥
To unlock all doors and disarm the AstroStart™ alarm. (horn:
0, parking lights: 2, siren: 2).
UNLOCK AND DISARM,
WITHOUT SIREN ACKNOWLEDGE (1 C) ♥
This command unlocks all doors and disarms the
AstroStart™ alarm. The optional alarm siren remains silent.
(horn:0, parking lights:2, siren:0).
♥ Commands 1B and 1C are interchangeable with 3B and
3C by programming, refer to “User Programming” section.
LOCK, WITHOUT ARMING (2 B)
To lock all doors without arming the alarm. (horn:0 , parking
lights: 1, siren:0)
OPEN TRUNK, UNLOCK AND DISARM WITH SIREN
ACKNOWLEDGE (2 C)
This command unlocks all doors, disarms the AstroStart™,
and releases the trunk with a siren acknowledge (horn: 0,
parking lights: 2, siren: 2)
AUXILIARY OUTPUTS (3BC and 3CB)
Connection of this output is optional and is highly flexible to
adapt to various needs. Consult your local AstroStart™
dealer for typical applications.
SUPPLEMENTARY OUTPUTS (3AB and 3BA)
These outputs have been created to activate a power window
module. Enter 3 AB to open windows, and 3 BA to close
windows. The AstroStart™ alarm will automatically close the
windows when alarm is activated (1B or 3B command) or
when alarm is triggered.
UTILITY OUTPUTS (3 AC AND 3 CA)
This output may be used to control almost anything inside
your vehicle, i.e.: turn the radio ON/OFF, or other things such
as lights etc...)
TEMPORARILY DISEABLE SHOCK SENSORS (3B&A)
This command disable all shock sensors. (horn: 0, parking
light: 4, siren: 0). The shock sensors will be re-enable when
pressing the brake pedal.
USER PROGRAMMING
Your AstroStart™ system is designed to provide the ultimate
convenience and flexibility. There are several options that you
as the owner have in controlling how your system works.
These options are selected in the “User Programming Mode”.
Refer to the “User Programming Codes” for a listing of all
options and factory pre-sets. If you wish to change any
parameters, follow this procedure in entering and exiting the
“User Programming Mode”
1) TO ENABLE THE TRANSMITTERS PROGRAMMING
MODE
Push “P” four (4) times The
Push “A,B,C” simultaneously The
GREEN LED
RED LED
illuminates
should now be
flashing rapidly, the system will
remain in the “User Programming
Mode” for five (5) minutes.
2) TO ENABLE THE MODULES PROGRAMMING MODE
(UNIT INSTALLED IN VEHICLE)
• Turn the main system switch OFF.
• Turn the ignition key to the ON position.
Do not start the engine.
• Turn the main system switch ON.
• Turn the ignition OFF.
The parking lights will flash four times to acknowledge.
Programming commands can now be entered through the
remote control ( refer to the programming chart below). Exit
the programming mode by depressing the brake pedal.
Push “P” four (4) times The
GREEN LED
illuminates
Push “A, B, C”
simultaneously again
RED LED
will flash slowly and turn off).
RS-414 USER PROGRAMMING CODES
LED PRESS DESCRIPTION
1,1 1AA Activate internal buzzer
1,2 1AB Deactivate internal buzzer
1,3 1AC Set the AstroStart™ alarm in active mode
1,4 1BA Set the AstroStart™ alarm in passive mode
1,5 1BB Set entry delay to 30 sec when the alarm is in
passive mode
1,6 1BC Set entry delay to 15 sec when the alarm is in
passive mode
1,7 1CA No entry delay, disarm with remote in passive
mode
1,8 1CB Passive rearming after 20 seconds
1,9 1CC Passive rearming after 40 seconds
1,12 1C Pre shock warning on a small impact
1,13 1A&B Alarm is triggered even on small impact
1,14 1A&C Warning on first violation (optional shock sensor)
1,15 1B&C Alarm triggered on first violation
(optional shock sensor)
2,1 2AA Set Autolock option to OFF
2,2 2AB Set Autolock 1 ON; lock doors when engine
running with key and brake pedal is depressed.
Doors unlock when engine is stopped or when
continuous mode is activated.
2,3 2AC Set Autolock 2 ON; lock doors when transmission
is out of park/neutral position and
engine speed is
over 1200 RPM. Doors unlock when transmission
is in park or neutral position.
2,4 2BA Set Autolock 3 ON; lock doors when transmission
is out of park/neutral position and
engine speed is
over 2000 RPM. Doors unlock when transmission
is in park or neutral position.
2,5 2BB Doors lock automatically when arming passively
2,6 2BC No automatic locking on passive mode
2,7 2CC F1 = no chirp, F3 = chirp
2,8 2A F1 = chirp, F3 = no chirp
2,9 2B Pre-shock = 5 horn honk
2,10 2C Pre-shock = musical horn (4 melodies)
3,1 3AA Engine run time set at 15 minutes
3,2 3AB Engine run time set at 20 minutes
3,3 3AC Engine run time set at 10 minutes
3,4 3BA Engine run time set at 5 minutes
3,5 3BB Sentinel starts engine at -15ºC
3,6 3BC Sentinel starts engine at -10ºC
3,7 3CA Sentinel starts engine at -5ºC
3,8 3CB Sentinel starts engine at 0ºC
3,9 3CC Alarm duration = 30 seconds
3,10 3A Alarm duration = 45 seconds
3,11 3B Alarm duration = 60 seconds
3,12 3C Alarm duration = 90 seconds
3,13 3A&BEngine run time set at 30 minutes (DIESEL
ONLY)
3,14 3A&CEngine run time set at 40 minutes (DIESEL
ONLY)
0,0 4AA View next programmed function via the LED
4AB View previous programmed function via the LED
0,0 4CB Main switch LED display mode
0,0 4CC Main switch LED tach test. Use this command
for visual tach test
After programming all of the necessary parameters, refer to
the section on Exiting the Programming Mode.
LIMITED ONE YEAR WARRANTY
The product manufactured by ASTROFLEX Inc. is warranted to the original
consumer purchaser to be free from defects in workmanship and material within
one (1) year of the date of purchase. ASTROFLEX shall repair or replace the
product or any part of the product which ASTROFLEX agrees is defective without
charge provided the product is returned to ASTROFLEX freight prepaid and
accompanied by a copy of the purchase receipt. This warranty does not cover
damages resulting from accident, physical or electrical misuse or abuse, improper
installation, alteration, any use contrary to its intended function, unauthorized
service by anyone other than ASTROFLEX or its authorized service personnel.
ASTROFLEX shall not be responsible for removal and/or reinstallation charges,
damage to or theft of the vehicle or its contents, or any incidental or consequential
damages caused by any failure of the product to function properly.
The sole remedy for breach of this warranty and the sole obligation of
ASTROFLEX hereunder is the repair or replacement of the defective product as
ASTROFLEX’s option. ASTROFLEX shall have no liability whatsoever at any time
for any personal injury or property damages or for any special, indirect or
consequential damages of any kind howsoever arising.
This warranty is strictly limited to its terms and is in lieu of any kind and other
warranties and conditions, written or oral, whether express or implied.
WARNING
Changes or Modifications not expressly approved by ASTROFLEX bould void the
User’s authority to operate the equipment.
DOC DOCUMENT:
This device complies with the requirements of the Department of
Communications (DOC), Canada, as specified in document RSS0-210. The
device is permitted only on a no-interference no-protection bases, that is, it must
cease operation when it is determined that it causes harmful interference to
services authorized by DOC. Also, the operator must accept any radio
interference received, including interference that causes undesired operation of
the device.DOC Certification No: 1854 K1066
FCC Document:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.
Operation is the subject to the following conditions:
operation.
NOTE
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television, which can be
determined by turning the equipment OFF and ON, the user is encouraged to try
to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
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Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
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Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to the
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Consult the dealer or an experienced radio / T.V. technician for help
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FCC APPROVAL No. J5FRS-3R
Due to continuing product improvement, specifications and design are subject to
change without notice.
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference and
(2) this device must accept interference that may cause undesired
receiver is connected
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