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2
Table
of
Contents
Features and Benefits ........................................................................................ 3
Using Your RemoleTransmitter .......................................................................... 4
Arming
the
Security
System
Pre·arm
Mode
Disarming
the
Security
System
Attempted
Intrusion
IdenO/ieation
Disabling
the
IR·s1M
Impact Sensor ................................................................. 5
Two-Stage
Door
Unlock
Activating
the
Trunk
Release
Feature
Turning
on
the
Vehicle
Headlights
Using
the Car Finder
Feature
Personal
Protection
Alarm
(Panic)
Remote
Start I
Stop
Feature
Using
Valet
Mode
W~en
Your Security System is Triggered ............................................................ 6
Automatic Convenience Options ............................................................ ~ .........• 6
The Interior Status Indicator ............................................................................... 6
System Maintenance , ........................................................................................... 7
Changing
the
.Remote
Control
BatterY"
"
Adding
Remote
Controls
to
Your
System
Deleting Lost or
Stolen
Remote
Controls
from
Your
System
Two-Car
Mode
................................................................................................ 8
Programming
Selectable
Options
.................................................................... 9
Options Chart ...................................................................................... 10
Warranty ...............................................................................................................
11
TheftProleciion ................................................... ; ..............................................
12
Bank 1
Option 1 Option 2
O'ption
3
Option 4
OptionS
OptionS
Option 7
OptionS
0 0
0 0
00
00
00
00
0 0
00
ON OFF ON OFF
ON
OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF
ON OFF
Bank 2
This
device
complies
with
part
15
of
the
FCC
rules
and
with
RSS-210
of
the
industry
Canada.
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.
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Features
and
Benefits
of
Your
Security
System
3
• Automatic Arming
If the automatic arming is enabled the alarm will automatically
arm
and disable the vehicle
starter
1 minute after the ignition Is turned off. However, the doors will
remal"
unlocked unless
the passive lock option is enabled. Automatic arming can be disabled through vehicle option
programming, placing the vehicle in valet mode
or
by pressing the disarm button after the
Ignition
Is
turned off.
II
Auto
Lock
If the passive
lock
optIon is enabled the doors will automatically lock 60 seconds after the
ignition
is
turned off.
JJ
Automatic
Door
Lock
and
Unlock
If
aU
protected openings are closed when the ignition key is turned
to
the on pOSition, the
security system
will lock the doors. When the
kay
Is turned back off, the system will unlock
the doors to
allow an easy exit from the vehicle. If desired, either
one
or
both
of
these can be
turned
of
by your installer.
Ii
All entrances protected
Opening
any
door
or
entrance protected
by
the security system triggers the alarm's 125db
siren and flashes the vehicle parking
lights.
II
Impact Detector
The impact detector senses any jolts
or
bumps associated with vehicle intrusion.
II
Personal Protection Feature (Real PaniC)
The Panic feature sounds the siren (or horn) sporadically and flashes the vehicle parking
lights, bringing attention
tQ
your vehicle
and
surrounding area.
IIlnterlor
Status Indicator
The bright-red warning light creates an effective visual deterrent to a
WOUld-be
thief.
II
Illuminated
Entry
and
Exit
Vehicle courtesy lights turn on for one minute when the system is disarmed and when the
ignition is turned off.
II
Remote Keyless
Entry
Doors conveniently lock and unlock* when the alarm system is armed and disarmed.
II
Faulty Trigger Bypass .
If a
door
or
entrance protected
by
the security system is left open, the system will arm after 4
minutes.
The
system If that trigger pOint is then closed then reopened the alarm will
go
off.
II
Trunk Release
The trunk release can be activated by pressing and holding the DISARMITRUNK button on
the remote transmitter.
II
SllentChoice
Allows selective arming
or
disarming
of
the security system with
or
without confirmations
chirps. Pressing the
arm
or
disarm button the first time activates the selected function. Then
if
the same transmitter button is pressed again within 20 seconds the siren (or hom)
will
chirp,-
confirming the
selected function.
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4
Using Your Remote Transmitter
Arming
the Security System
To
arm the system, exit the vehicle,
chse
all doors, then -press· the ARM button. The parking lights
wi!! flash twice, indicating the system
is
armed. The doors will also lock
at
this time
(if
equipped and
connected). If ARM is pressed again within 20 seconds the siren-- will chirp twice. The status
indicator (red warning light on the dash)
will
blink steadily,-anee per second.
Pre-arm Mode
If the siren chirps and the parking lights flash
only·
once, this indicates that the vehicle courtesy light
is
on,
or
that an entrance is not closed securely. Check
to
see that doors, hood, and trunk are
properly closed. Once all entrances are secured (and the courtesy light is off), the system
will chirp I
flash again. The system is now fully armed. (If the entrance Is not secured within 4 minutes, the
system will arm and ignore the unsecured entrance until it Is closed.)
Disarming the Security System
To
disarm the system, press the DtSARM button. The parking lights will flash once, and the doors
will
unlock (if equipped and connected). If the DISARM button
is
pressed again within
20
seconds
the siren
will chirp once. The courtesy light will turn on for 1 minute,
or
until the vehicle is started.
Attempted
IntrusIon IdentifIcation
If the siren chirps four times when disarming, this indicates that the system was triggered in your
absence. The status indicator
will also flash rapidly. Perform the following operation
to
determine the
protected zone that triggered the system:
• After disarming, press the emergency override button.
The siren will chirp to indicate the cause
of
the alann
trigger:
• Throughout this manual, 'press' refers to preSSing for less than 1 second; 'press and hold' refers to pressing for
more than 1 second.
"Siren'
also refers to the vehicle horn If it Is used
as
the alarm sounding device.
NOTE:
If you have chosen the Silent Arming Option, the siren will not sound when arming
or
disarming until the
appropriate button is pressed a second time.
.
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Using Your Remote Transmitter (cont.)
Some
of
the features are
programmable
and can be changed
to
operate differently
than
described
herein. Refer
to
the selectable
option
section (pages 12 and 13)
or
consult
with
your
installer
for
more
information.
Sensor
Override
5
It
may
be
necessary
at
times
to
disable
the
lR-5Th!
Impact
Sensor,
especially
when
parking
in
areas
{like
parking
garages}
where
extrema
vibration
may
cause
false
alarms.
Press
both lower
buttons
to
arm
the
alarm
system
and
disable
the
impact
sensor.
The
siren
will
chirp
three
times
to
indicate
that
the
sensor
is
disabled.
The
sensor
will
become
enabled
again
the
next
time
the
system
is
armed normally
Activating
the
Trunk
Release Feature
Press and hold TRUNK to open the vehicle trunk or hatch (if equipped and connected).
Turning on the Vehicle Headlights
Pres.
the LIGHTS button to turn on the vehicle headlights. The lights will stay on for 20 seconds,
or until LIGHTS is pressed again.
Using the Car Finder Feature
Press
FIND
on
the
remote
control
to
locate-your
vehicle.
The
horn
will
emit
five_short
cnirps
each
time
the
button
is
pressed.
Personal Protection
Alarm
(Real
Panic)
Pressing and hold the FIND I PANIC button to activate the Real Panic feature which makes the car
horn
sound
at
random
length
Intervals.
Real
Panic
duration
is
30
seconds.
The
Real
Panic
cycle
can be stopped prior to 30 seconds by pressing the FIND I
PANIC
button again.
Using Valet Mode
If
the
Passive
Arming
feature
is
enabled
on
your
system,
Valet
mode
temporarily
prevents
the
alarm
system
from
arming
automatically.
This
Is
useful
when
servicing
your
vehicle
or
anytime
when
you
don't
want
the
system
to
arm.
To
enter
valet mode: .
With
the
vehicle
ignition
ON,
press
the
ARM
button.
The
red
dashboard
warning
light
(status
indicator)
will
begin a double
flash
sequence,
indicating
that
the
system
is
in
Valet
mode.
Once
the
ignition
is
turned
off,
the
status
indicator
will
emit a quick
double-flash
pattern.
Note:
tn
Valet
mode,
all
keyless
entry,
convenience
and
remote
start
features
operate
normally.
To
exit Valet mode:
With the vehicle ignition ON, press the DISARM button. The red dashboard warning light (status
indicator)
will
turn
off.
This
indicates
that
the
system
has
exited
Valet
mode.
Hint:
To
prevent
your
security
system
from
automatically
arming
while
unloading
or
refueling
your
vehicle,
without
placing
the
system
in
valet
mode,
simply
press
the
disarm
button
on
your
remota
control
transmitter
after
turning
the
ignition
key
off.
Doing
so
places
your
system
Into a temporary
or
one
time
valet
mode.
Next
time
you
exit
your
vehicle
·the
system
will
arm
normally.
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6
Automatic
Convenience Options
Illuminated Entry
When
the
alarm system is disarmed, the vehicle courtesy lights will turn
on
for 1
minute,
or
until
the
vehicle
is
started
orthe
system
is
re-armed.
Illuminated Exit
When
turning
the
ignition
off
the
vehicle
courtesy
lights
will
tum
on
for 1 minute,
or
until
the
system
is
armed.
Automatic
Arming
Your
system will arm automatically 1
minute
after
the
ignition
key
Is
turned
off.
This feature
can
be
temporarily disabled
by
placing
the
system
into
Valet
mode
or
by
pressing disarm.
Ignition
Lock
If
all
doors
are
closed
and
the
vehicle
is
started
with
the
key,
the doors will automatically lock.
Ignition Unlock
When
the
ignition
is
turned
off,
the
doors
will
automatically
unlock.
When Your
Security
System
is
Triggered
Your
system
will
trigger
if
one
of
the
following
events
occurs
while
the
system
is
armed:
-
•
Any
protected
entrance
is
opened
•
The
vehicle
ignition
is
turned
ON.
•
The
vehicle
is
jolted
hard
enough
to
signal
the
impact
detector
Once
the
alarm
is
triggered.
the
siren
(or
horn)
sounds
and
the
vehicle
parking
lights
ftash
for
30
seconds.
Tha
system
will
then
fe-arm.
awaiting
the
next
intrusion
attempt.
The
Interior
Status
Indicator
The
Status
Indicator
is
a
high-intensity
red
light
mounted
in
a
visible
location
on
the
vehicle-
dashboard.
This
red
light
gives a visual
indication
of
the
alarm
system's
state
of
operation.
Note
the
chart
below:
If the Status Indicator is... . ... then the
Page 7
System
Maintenance
Changing the Remote Control Battery
The
12-volt
alkaline
battery
supplied
in
your
remote
control
should
last
approximately
one
year,
depending
on
usage.
When
the
battery
begins
to
weaken,
you
will
notice a decrease
in
range,
or
the
distance
from
your
vehicle
that
your
remote
transmitter
will
operate.
Follow
the
instmctions
below
to
change
the
remote
transmitter
battery.
7
1.
Insert
the
edge
of a coin
into
the
slot
at
the
top
of
the
remote
control.
Twist
the
coin
to
pry
the
remote
control
halves
apart.
2.
Remove the
old
battery and replace with a new one.
Be
sure
to
observe the
(+)
and
(-)
signs
In
the battery compartment.
3. Carefully snap the case halves back together, then test the remote control.
It
is
not
necessary to re·program the remote control after changing the battery.
Opened transmitter
Adding
Remote Controls to Your System
Your
system
has
the
ability
to
operate
from
up
to
four
(4)
remote
controls.
Follow
these
instructions
to
add a remote
control
to
your
system.
1.
Make
sure
the
security
system
is
disarmed
~nd
the
ignition
is
OFF.
2.
Open the driver's door.
3.
Turn
vehicle
ignition
ON.
4.
Press
and
hold
emergency
override
button.
After
15
seconds,
the
siren
or
horn
will
sound
two
(2)
times.
This
indicates
that
the
unit
has
entered
the
remote
control
programming
mode.
5.
Release
the
button.
6.
Press
the
ARM
button
on
the
remote
control
to
be
programmed.
The
siren
or
hom
will
sound
once,
indicating
that
the
system
has
"learned"
that
remote
control.
7.
Repeat
step 6 for
any
additional
remote
controls.
8.
Turn
the
vehicle
ignition
off
to
exit
the
programming
mode.
Test
all
remote
controls
to
ensure
that
they
work
properly.
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8
Two-Car Mode
Your transmItters can be programmed to operate two separate vehicles, both equipped with the
same model system.
In the two-car mode configuration the top two buttons are used
to
operate the
first vehicle and bottom two buttons are used
to
operate the second.
Note:
It is recommended that the transmitter memory should be cleared before programming two-
car mode.
To
operate 2 separate vehicles from one Remote transmitter follow these instructions:
1. Complete steps 1-5 from Adding Remote Controls to Your
System.
(See above.)
2. Press button 2 on the remote transmitter to be programmed to set operation of this system
on
buttons 1 and 2 - OR -- press button 4 on remote transmitter to set operation
of
this system
on buttons 3 and 4. The system
will
respond
by
chirping the siren (or horn) once, indicating
that the system
has
"Learned" this transmitter.
3. Repeat step 2 for any additional remote cont[ois.
4.
Tum
the vehicle ignition off to exit the programming mode. Test all remote controls to ensure
that they work properly.
Additional notes regarding
two~car
mode:
- Not all transmitters have to be programmed as
two~car
mode
- When a transmitter is programmed as a two car transmitter the following functions are not
available:
- Car Find
--Arm with sensor·override
$ Use
of
auxHliary outputs other than
Rea~
PanIc and headlight control.
See
diagram below for remote functionality for 2wcar mode:
Vehicle 1
(Primary)
Vehicle 2
(Secondary)
Page 9
System Maintenance (cont.)
9
Deleting
Lost
or
Stolen Remote
Controls
from Your System
If one of your remote controls is lost
or
stolen, follow these instructions IMMEDIATELY
to
remove the
control code from your system.
1.
Make sure that you have all remaining remote controls available.
2. Enter the remote control programming mode
by following steps 1 - 5 of
Adding
Remote
Controls to
Your
System (page 7).
3a.
If
you
have only one remaining remote control, press the
ARM
button
on
that remota
control
four
(4) times) pausing
at
least 1 second in between each press. Make sure that the
siren chirps each time
you
press the
ARM
button.
3b.
If
you have two remaining remote controls, press
the
ARM
button
on
each
remote
control
two
(2) times, pausing at least 1 second
In
between each press. Make sure that the
siren chirps 8ach time you press the ARM button.
30.
If
you have
three
remaining remote controls, press the ARM button on the first remote
control
two
(2) times, then press the ARM button on the other two remote controls once.
Pause at least 1 second
In
between each press .
.Make
sure that the siren chirps aach time
you press the ARM button.
4 Turn the vehicle ignition off to exit the programming mode. When
you
are finished, the lost
or
stolen remote control will no longer operate your system.
Programming Selectable Options-
This section explains the process for changing certain operating characteristics of your system.
These,options were set
by
your installer at the time of Installation. These options should not need to
be
changed once installation is complete. Please exercise extreme caution as some of these
options configure the system to interface with-your specific vehicle. Changing these options may
result in faulty operation
or
vehicle damage. See
your
Installer
for
details.
Note: Remote
controls
must
be
'programmed
prior
to
these
steps.
1.
Repeat steps 1·5 of Adding Remote Controls to
Your
System (page 7).
2.
Press and release the emergency override button.
The
horn
or
siren will sound three (3) times. This indicates that
the
unit has entered
the
Option
Bank
One.
3.
Press the ARM button (button
1)
on
a programmed
remote control to'begin option selections. The
siren or horn will sound a number of
times to indicate the number of the option.
4.
Press the DISARM button (button 2) to
turn the option on or off. The vehicle
red
status indicator on the dashboard
indicates whether an option is on or off.
• If
the
selected
option
is ON,
the
indicator
will
light.
•
If
the
selected
option
is
OFF,
the
indicator
will
turn
off.
• The
status
indicator
will
turn
on
or
off
when
an
option
is
changed.
5.
When changes are complete, press and release the emergency override button to select
the Option
Bank
2.
(Siren or hom will sound four (4) times.)
6.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 to change desired options.
7.
Turn ignition OFF to exit programming.
See
Options
Chart on
next
page.
Page 10
10 System Maintenance (cont.)
~pr1i
1mlII1!I!!!!~"'!!
r I i
Arming:
_ _
__
tulTl_ed
off
If".,,~a~~~~
3.
Lock
with
Doors
lock
when
all
doors
are
closed
and
ON OFF
1.
Panic
or
Aux1
setting .
turned
on
(1) Find and Panic features on button 3
Auxilliary output of aux. 1 controlled by
ON(1)
OFF(2)
••
A SureStart CSM2 system must be installed for this feature to operate. Consult your
dealer if you would like to add a SureStart CSM2 to your current system.
Page 11
Warranty
11
CODE-ALARM, INC. LIMITED LIFETIME
WARRANTY
A CODE·ALARM, INC.
(UCODE~)
vehicle security system sold
to a retail
consumer purchaser
by
an
authorized dealer
of
CODE
and
installed by
an
authorized dealer of
CODE
is warranted
by
CODE to the original retail consumer
purchaser to be
free
from defects in workmanship and materIals
for
the lifetime of the vehicle
in
which the security
system was
originally installed.
A
CODE
vehicle
security
system
sold
to a retail
consumer
purchaser
by
an
authorized
dealer
of
CODE
and
installed
by a party
other
than
an
authorized
dealer
of
CODE
is
warranted
by
CODE
to
the
original
fetall
consumer
purchaser
to
be
free
from
defects
In
workmanship
and
materials
for a period
of
ninety
(SO)
days.
Defects
caused
by
or
related
to
the Improper Installation of the security system are not covered
by
this or any other
warranty.
The
duration of this warranty described above applies
to
all components of
the
security system except
for:
switches, Indicator lights, transmitter(s) and accessories purchased separately.
Transmirt:;rs, exclusive of the transmitter case, are warranted
by
CODE
to
the original
retail
consumer purchaser
to
be
free from defects
In
workmanship and materials for
the
lifetime of
the
of
the vehicle
in
which
the
security system
was
origl;·~··:-y
Installed.
Switches, Indicator tights, and transmitter cases
are
warranted
to
the
original consumer purchaser for a period of
orie
(1)
year from the date of purchase when
the
system
Is
Installed
by
an
authorized CODE dealer.
Switches, Indicator lights, and transmitter cases
are
warranted
to
the
Original
consumer purchaser for a period of
ninety
(90)
days
from the date of purchase
when
the system
Is
Installed by-a party other
than
an
authorized CODE
dealer.
Security system accessories are
covered
by the warranty supplied
with
the
accessory. Wiring harnesses altered by
installation and transmitter batteries
are
not covered by this or any other warranty.
This warranty
Is
non-transferable, non-assignable and
Is
completely voided when the security system
Is
removed
from
the car
In
which it was originally Installed. If
the
vehicle
In
which the security system was
orlginaUy
installed
in
Is
transferred
to
another party, this warranty
no
longer applies.
This warranty does not apply to any product damaged
by
accident, physical or electrical abuse, Improper
installation, alteration, any use
-contrary
to
its
Intended function, unauthorized seNlce
(I.e_
seNice by anyone other
than"
CODE
or
Its
a-uthorlzed
service personnel), fire, flood, lightning or other acts of
God.
Should a product be
found
to
be defective during the warranty duration, CODE
wlU
repair or replace the product or
any part of the product
thafCODE agrees
is
defective without charge
to
the
retall consumer purchaser of
the
-
product during the first year of the
warranty period. After the first year of
the
warranty period
has
expired
CODE
will
repair or replace the product or any part of the product that CODE agrees
Is
defective for a fee.
In-
order for a product
to
be
repaired or replaced under the terms of this warranty,
the
defective product
must
be
returned
to
an
authorized CODE dealer
and
accompanIed
by
a copy of the original retail
sal.es
receipt.
The
date of
purchase and year, make and model of
the
vehicle
In
which
the
security system
was
orlglnaUy
Installed
In
must
be
clearly Indicated
on
the sales receipt.
CODE shall not
be
held responsible for any
removal
and/or reinstallation charges of a defective product, damage to
or theft of the vehicle or lis contents, or any Incidental or consequential damages caused by any
failure
of the
product
to
function properly. Under
no
circumstances should this
warranty,
or
product covered
by
it,
be
construed
as
an
insurance policy agaInst
toss.
CODE neither assumes nor authorizes any person
or
organization
to
make
ANY
WARRANTIES or assume any liability
In
connecUon
with the sale, installation, or use of this product. This
Is
the
complete
CODE warranty a!ld
no
other warranty exists. _
The
warranty identilied in this form
is
exclusive and CODE
makes
no
other warranties expressed or
impUed
for any
goods
o'r
services provided
by
CODE-
CODE
specifically and expressly excludes any other warranties Including the
fitness for a particular purpose and
all
warranties of merchantability. The customers
sale
and exclusive remedy for
any and all claims against
CODe arising out
to
the customers
use
of any CODE vehicle security system or
component shall
be
as
delineated
In
the
warranty set forth above. CODE shall not
be
liable
to
any customer or any
other person or entity for any direct or indirect, consequential, special or exemplary damages arising out of
or
In
connection with the customers use of, or inabitlty
to
use,
or misuse of any CODE provided product.
Some
states do not allow the exclusIon or limitation
of
Incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation
may not
apply to you. This warranty gives
you
specific legal rights, and
you
may also
have
other rights which vary
from
state
to
state.
CODE-ALARM,INC. 950
E.
Whitcomb Madison Heights, MI.
48071
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Theft Protection
CODE-ALARM, INC. Theft Protection Plan
The Theft Protection Program is designed to provide the retail purchaser of a security
system provided by CODE-ALARM, INC. ("CODE") an additional benefit, at no additional
cost to the purchaser, should their vehicle be stolen while protected
by
a CODE-ALARM
security system. While CODE has created this program
as
a way
of
showing appreciation
. to its customers, CODE RESERVES THE RIGHT
TO
UNILATERALLY CHANGE, ALTER,
MODIFY, OR DISCONTINUE
ALL OR PART OF THIS THEFT PROTECTION PROGRAM
WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE. THIS THEFT PROTECTION PROGRAM IS NOT AN INSURANCE POLICY AND SHOULD NOT REPLACE AN AUTOMOBILE OR HOMEOWNERS
INSURANCE POLICY. THIS
THEFT PROTECTION PROGRAM DOES NOT COVER
LOSSES ARISING FROM THE THEFT OF ITEMS WITHIN THE AUTOMOBILE
OR
ANY
DAMAGES ARISING FROM,
RELEATED TO, ANDIOR INCIDENTAL
OR
A CONSE-
QUENCE OF A VEHICLE
THEFT
EXCEPT AS SPECIFICALLY DELINEATED BELOW.
Plan duration: 1Vear from the date of
Installatlon~
Plan amount: $1000.00
Conditions of the Theft Protection Program:
1.
The
Theft
Protection
Program
Is
non~transferable
and
non-assignable.
2.
The system must
be
installed by an authorized CODE dealer.
3.
Vehicle
must
be
less
than
three
(3)
model
years
old
at
the
tima
of
installation.
4.
The
security
system
must
have
been
fully
armed
at
the
time
of
the
vehicle
theft.
5,
The
vehicle
in
which
the
system
Is
installed
must
be
insured-for
theft
by
a
licensed
insurance
undslWriter
in
the
state
in
wllich
the
vehicle
is
registered.
Terms of payment:
1.
The
vehicle
must
first
be
considered a total
loss
due
to
theft
by
your
insurance
company.--
2.
Your
insurance
company
has
settled
all
claims
arising
from
this
theft
and
there
are
no
other
pending
legal
actions
as a result-of
this
theft.
How to file a request for payment:
If
the
above
conditions
are
met,
make
your
request
for
payment
by
submitting
the
following
to
CODE. The request for payment must
be
received by CODE no later than sixty (60) days after the
vehicle
is
reported
stolen.
1.
Copy
of
the
retail
sales
receipt
for
the
purchase
of
the
security
system,
clearing
showing
the
model
of
system
purchased
and
the
year,
make
and
model
of
the
vehicle
in
which
the
system
was
installed.
2.
A copy of the police report for the stolen vehicle.
3. A copy
of
the
paid
insurance
claim
and
reimbursement
check
from
the
insurance
company.
Send
the
above
items
to
CODE
by
certified
mail
at
the
following
address:
CODE-ALARM, INC.
Consumer Affairs Department
950
E.
Whitcomb
Madison Heights,
MI.
48071
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