Audiovox AA-9005 Owner's Manual & Installation Manual

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A

UDIOVOX

MODEL AA-9005

Remote Control Alarm System

with Wireless Module Interconnect

Owner's

Manual & Installation Guide

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IABLE

OF CONTENTS

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. INTRODUCTION ............................................................ Pg. 2

SYSTEM
PARTS LIST

MOUNTING
MOUNTING

WIRING
WIRING

TURNING
TURNING
REMOTE

FEATURES ...........•...••........................•.....•.••.• Pg. 3 ARMING THE SYSTEM ............................................... Pg.

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Pg.

3-4 DISARMING THE SYSTEM

. MOUNTING COMPONENTS USING

THE SIREN MODULE ..•.•.•.......•.........••••

THE SENSOR/CONTROL MODULE

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Pg.

5-7 ATTEMPTED BREAK-IN INDICATOR

Pg.

8-9 REMOVING POWER

WIRING COMPONENTS USER

THE

SIREN MODULE .........•....•....•..••....•..•..••

THE

SENSOR/CONTROL MODULE

•...•..•

Pg.

Pg.

10 BATTERY REPLACEMENT .................................... Pg. 16-

10-11

ACTIVATION AND ADJUSTMENTS WARRANTY STATEMENT .••.•.••.•...••.••..•..••...•.......•...••

ON

THE SIREN MODULE ........................•

ON

THE SENSOR/CONTROL MODULE ...

KEYCHAIN TRANSMITIER TEST ............•.

Pg.

12 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ..•.•.•...•.••..•..•....••.......•.•. Pg.

Pg.

12

Pg.

12

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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THE

REMOTE PANIC FEATURE

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FROM

THE SYSTEM

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REFERENCE INFORMATION

TROUBLESHOOTING ...........................................

FORM

FOR

RECORDING CODE NUMBERS .•..••......• Pg.

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Pg.

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18-

Pg.

ADJUSTING

THE

VOLTAGE SENSOR CIRCUIT ......•

Pg.

13

ADJUSTING THE SHOCK SENSOR CIRCUIT .....•..... Pg.14

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INTRODUCTION

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The Audiovox AA·900S is an extremely eHective, state-of-tha-

• art, automotive security system, that's incredibly easy to
operate. Virtually
perform the basic system installation.

There are three main components to the

The first is

activated if any attempt is made to vandalize
module has a magnetic base that allows instant mounting on any flat

metal surface
easily to your
"jumper cable type- clamp-on spring clips.

The second major component is the AA-900S's Sensor/Control

Module
The
the visor
Velcro® strip. The Sensor/Control Module
AA-900S. The Sensor/Control Module will "know· if a door has been
opened or if someone is trying to forceably enter the vehide
breaking the glass. When the Sensor/Control Module detects a
break-in. it sends a radio frequency
siren
extremely easy to connect because in most cases

which

Sensor/Control Module can be mounted by either clipping it onto

or

in

the engine compartment. The Sensor/Control Module

no

mechanical

an

extremely loud warning

in

your engine compartment The siren module connects

vehicle's battery terminals with six feet of wire and

is

located inside the vehicle's passenger compartment

attaching it to the console or under-dash

or

electrical expertise

AA-900S:

Siren

your

vehicle. The siren

is

the actual "brain· of the

signal activating the warning

it

instaH

is

required

Modula that

by

means of a

simply plugs into

your vehicle's cigarette lighter •

and

to

is

two

by

is

The third component in the system is the Remote

Transmitter.

system from

signal to the

also

acts

simply holding down the transmitter button for approximately three
seconds. Although we hope you never have to use
feature

car through a deserted parking lot. .

We

9005

in
descriptions
procedures
of

your
take the time necessary to read through this manual to derive the
maximum benefit from

It
manual
found
will be very important should you lose a remote transmitter. the
Sensor/Control
places
manual
of

operation

This

transmitter remotely arms and disarms the security

up

to

1S

feet away by transmitting a radio frequency

Sensor/Control Module. This small keychain transmitter

as

a "panic switch- which.will remotely activate the siren by

adds

another dimension of safety on a late night

have

touched on a few of the major components of

this introduction. There are. however, many more detailed

of

features, installation instructions and operating

in

this owner's manual that will enhance the performance

new

security system and increase your

your

investment. .

is

also

important that you turn

and

record the three code numbers (printed on white stickers)

on

the bottom

to

record

and

the

card.

of

the Sensor/Control Module. These numbers

Module

otherwill be on a wallet size. reference, and summary

or

a security ONIOFF key. You

these numbers, one will remain attached to this

to

the inside back

protection.

Keychaln

it, the

walk

to

the

Please

cover

wm

find two

panic

your

AA-

of

this

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AA-9005 SYSTEM FEATURES

AA-9005 SECURITY KIT PARTS

LIST

• Extremely easy
simplified mounting of

• Remote control arming and disarming with radio frequency keychain
transmitter (2

•

May

be armed

• Audible "chirps- from siren verify that the syst!lm is arming and
disarming

• A voltage sensing circuit triggers

• hatch, trunk or hood (that

• A built-in adjustable shock

when

an

attempt is made to

forceable entry

•

Three

LE.D.

know

that the system is turned on, when the alarm is armed, and

when

the system has been triggered.

• A built-in rechargable ba.d<-up battery in the Siren Module and a
replaceable
system to

~ewh~~

•

Any

attempt to remove power

cause

the alarm siren to sound

• Unique tubular security key
Control Module

to

install because

major alarm system components

Included)

or

disarmed from

status indicators

back-up battery in

operate even

to

if

tum

system ON and

of

unique wireless design and

up

to 15 feet away

the

alarm upon opening any door,

adivates

sensor

break

their external power is disconnected from

a fight)

that causes the alarm
the glass

on

the SensorlControl Module let you

the

Sensor/Control Module allow the

or

use other means of

to

sound

.

from

the Sensor/Control Module will

adivates

power switch

on

Sensor/

Off

The following is a fist of parts that you will find in

security kit package. Each part
which

will help to identify the part in diagrams and in the

mounting the components and wiring.

(1)

The SensorlControl Module

(2)

VISor

cftp

for mounting Sensor/Control Module

(3)

The SirenIReceiver Module

(4)

A magnet based bracket for mounting the siren
knurfed thumb screws
Module

(5)

A curfy cord which has a cigarette lighter adaptor
and a dual condudor female pin plug on
plugs into

(6)

A Red and Black twin conductor wire with bared

end and a female pin plug on the other end which
SensOrlControl
vehicle's fuse box, should the cigarette lighter cord

(7)

Two remota control keychain transmitters

(8)

Two small tubular security keys
Module

(9) A 2.0'

of the Sensor/Control Module (1)

(10)

Hardware

washers,
thumb screws,
Velcro square

(3)

the

Sensor/Control Module (1)

ON

and

x 2.5· male and female Velcro® pad for optional mou

bag

consisting of (3) screws, (3)

(1)

blue ring terminal, (1) 9-volt Alkaline batter;

(2)

2.s- x 2.5", and (5) six

is

proceeded

for

attaching the bracket

Module (1), and allows it to

by

a number

to

tum

Off

tubular keys, (2) decals,

inCh

the

On

parenth(

text

explail

(1)

module
to

the

on

the

other

end

wires

plugs

be

hard

wired

not

the

Sensor/Co

Iockwashers.

(1

)male & (1) fe

cable ties.

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one

w

on
intI

tt

be u

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(3)

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MOUNTING COMPONENTS

MOUNTING THE SIREN MODULE

The

siren module is mounted

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two methods
removed

with a magnet based bracket,

and the bracket screwed directly to the vehicle.

MAGNET MOUNT

1.

Open

the vehicle's hood and locate a smooth, flat steel surfaca
away from heat and moving parts.
the

magnet creates a strong bond

should

be tree
location
Module's (1)

2. Attach the Siren Module (3) to the Siren Mounting Bracket

the two knurled thumb screws

3. When mounted in

degree swing
to position the siren module
pointing downward to prevent it from collecting water.

IMPORTANT

Once

the

the

magnetic

cable

attached

.

fixture

located
and

screw

connector

of

dirt. rust, sprayed -on coatings etc.. Be sure the

is

within 5 feet of the vehicle's battery so that the Siren

power

cables will reach the battery terminals easily.

~s

bracket the Siren Module

to

allow fordifferent mounting positions.

NOTE:

SIren

Module

base,

YOU

to

the

nearby

down

the

or

connect

in

the engine compartment

MEDiOD

Try

tothe

as shown in figure (1).

so

that the open end of the hom

assembly

MUST

Siren

(such

strain

with

wire

seems

then

ModUle (1).

as

an

existing

relief

ties

or

to choose a surface where

metal surface. The surface

connect

cable
provided.

•

with the magnet base

is

capable of a 180

It

is important

firmly

attached

the

strain

Find

some secure

harness

through

See figure (2)

by

(4)

bott

the

one of

with

is

by

relief

etc.)

ring

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MOUNTING SIREN BRACKET

1. Open the vehicle's hood and locate a suitable mounting position
for

the Siren Module (3) away from heat

you

will

be

securing the bracket with screws,
behind the intended mounting area
piercing the outer fender wall or any hoses, duct
hamesses with
location
Module's

IS

your

dnll

or

bracket mounting screws.

close enough to the vehicle's battery so that the Siren

(3)

power

cables will reach the battery terminals easily.

Willi

SCREWS

and

moving parts. Since

be

sure to check

to

insure that you will not be

worX.or wire .

Be

sure the

2. Removethe magnetic base from the Siren Mounting Bracket (4)

removing the center nut and bolt assembly which retains the
magnet

3.

After removing the magnet. position
selected mounting position.
Module bracket so
of

the siren's horn will be pointing downward

collecting water.

4. Using the two mounting
1181101es
with

5. Attach the Siren Module (3) to the Siren Mounting Bracket
the
opening pointing downward.

into the mounting location and secure the bracket (4)

two

small screws from the hardware bag (10).

two-

knurled thumb screws. Remember to keep the horn

that

(when mounted

brac!<et

the

mounting bracket

(4)

in the

It is important to position the Siren

in

position) the open end

to

prevent it from

holes

as

a template, dnll two

(4)

with

by

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