TWO-WAY LED MANUAL TRANSMISSION
REMOTE STARTER
AS-2370
User Guide
WARNING
It is the responsibility of the vehicle operator to ensure their
vehicle is parked in a safe and responsible manner.
1.2.When leaving the vehicle, it is the user’s responsibility
to ensure that the gearshift lever is in the NEUTRAL
position and the parking brake is engaged in order to
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avoid accidents upon remote starting.
It is the user's responsibility to ensure that the remote starter
is disabled or put into valet mode before servicing.
FCC USER NOTICE (U.S.A.):
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept
any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by
unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment.
DOC: 1.00- —January 10, 2007— —DLLp— Manufactured in Canada by Autostart
Table of Contents
Introduction......................................2
Using the Remote Control
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Vehicle Presets................................3
Heater & Heated Seat
Windshield Wipers & Radio & Headlights
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Arming the Starter Kill......................3
Remote-Starting Your Vehicle
Setting Your Vehicle Into Ready Mode..4
Remaining In Ready Mode.....................4
Remote-starting
Driving Off...............................................4
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Remote Starter Features
Idle Mode................................................4
Valet Modes............................................5
Ignition Valet.....................................5
Remote Valet Mode
Panic Mode.............................................6
Quick LockouffM......................................
Cold Weather Mode................................6
Extended Run Time................................6
Feature Confirmation Chart
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Advanced Features: Installationprogrammable Options
Remote Door Locks................................7
Priority Door Access...............................7
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Ignition-controlled Door Locks
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Ignition Re-lock.......................................7
Secure Lock............................................7
Remote Trunk Release
The Starter Kill and the Anti-grind Feature..8
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Safe Start................................................8
Installer-Programmable Valet Modes
Valet Mode Using the Valet Switch (if
installed)
“Home ValetTM” Mode
Turbo Mode
Engine Run Time....................................9
Constant While Pressed:........................9
Horn Chirp Timing
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Multi-car Operation...............................10
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Multi-Level Features (default state).10
Vehicle Status Request...................11
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Status Request When the Engine IS NOT
Running
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Ready Mode Status Request
Status Request When the Engine is Running. 13
Troubleshooting Poor Transmitting Range13
Diagnostics - Parking Light Flash Table14
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Introduction
This is a state-of-the-art remote car starter system. The system is packed with advanced features
such as priority access to the driver's door (commodity features) and the Safe Start children safety
feature. With many an advanced function, this product will satisfy any one your expectations from
high-end commodity and security systems, without neglecting any standard feature commonly
offered by entry-level starters.
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[Diagnostics - Parking Light Flash Table
Flashes Description
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3 slow flashes^ ^after a failed start attempt The module did not detect a tach signal.
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5 Slow ♦ Start attempt failed because no tach signal has been programmed.
5 Fast • Tach signal programmed.
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8 • Unit reset: occurs when the unit is reset to the factory defaults
10 • A ground (-) signal was detected on the hood pin input wire.
1 —pause—
1—pause—
5 flashes
1 - pause - 2
on solid for 3
seconds^.
on continuously
on continuously
on 2 seconds
on 4 seconds • Locking or unlocking a door (with Door pulses configured to 4 sec.)
on 20 seconds • The hood pin has been flashed and you are now in the programming centre.
Constant flashes
for 25 sec.
• Doors locked, starter kill armed.
• Run time has expired.
• TRUNK button pressed.
• Remote start attempt cancelled by
remote.
• Doors unlocked, starter kill disarmed.
• Exiting ignition valet.
• Entering cold weather mode.
• Entering ignition valet.
• +12 V detected on the brake input wire either while cranking or during run time.
• Entering multi-speed tach programming.
• A remote start was attempted while a tach-before-crank signal was detected before
cranking.
• Transmitter has been programmed.
[During the transmitter programming procedure]
• There was a remote start attempt while the vehicle was in valet mode.
• Failed start: vehicle's low battery voltage.
^followed by 1 flash Exiting cold weather mode
^followed by 3 flashes Entering cold weather mode
• Idle mode: Idle mode is engaged
• Run time: The vehicle has been remote started and is in run time.
While the
brake pedal »Confirms that cold weather mode is engaged
is pressed.
• The hood has been opened and a ground (-) signal has been detected on the hood
pin input wire.
• Panic Mode is triggered.
• Start signal received by the module.
• Cold weather mode cancelled.
• Exiting remote valet.
• Power-up reset
• Entering remote valet.
• Entering extended run time.
Using the Rernote Control
Your remote starter is equipped with a 5-button multi-channel remote control. It can operate two
independent vehicles equipped with a remote starter (see Multi-car operation section on page
10). The functions of the transmitter are as follows:
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Vehicle Presets
Heater S Heated Seat
When leaving the vehicle it is recommended to preset the accessory controls in preparation for the
next remote start. Settings for the blower motor (fan), front and rear, as well as heated seats (if
equipped) should not be left on high. It is recommended to leave the settings on low or medium
instead.
Windshield Wipers S Radio S Headlights
Certain vehicles require the radio and / or windshield wiper and / or headlight circuits to become
energized while running under remote start. When leaving the vehicle you must ensure that the
windshield wiper and headlight switches are off. Leaving the headlight switch on on certain types
of vehicles could cause them to remain on even after remote starter shut down, resulting in a dead
battery.
Arming the Starter Kill
The Starter Kill (if installed) can be configured by the installer so as to arm automatically (Passive
Mode) or not to arm automatically (Active Mode).
• To disarm the Starter Kill, press the unlock button on the transmitter.
The parking lights will flash twice.
If remote door locks are installed, this will also unlock the doors.
• To arm the Starter Kill, press the lock button on the transmitter.
The parking lights will flash once.
If remote door locks are installed, this will also lock the doors.
• In Passive Mode, the Starter Kill will automatically arm if the ignition key is not inserted
Into the ignition switch within 1 or 3 minutes after unlocking (the key sense feature
must be installed).
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