Gemini 7854T User Manual
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AC 2685 - REV.00 - 17/05/07
For all EU Countries
Alarm type :
Sold on :
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Installed on bike, mode ,
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Homologation number 7854T Cat 1: TMC1-281/0607
Homologation number 7854T Cat 2-1: TMCU-282/0607
GEMINI Technologies S.p.A.
Via Luigi Galvani 12 - 21020 Bodio Lomnago (VA) - Italia
Tel. +39 0332 943211 - Fax +39 0332 948080
Web site: www.gemini-alarm.com
NOTE: please send a copy to the insurance company if necessary.
7854T
USER’S MANUAL
UK
Reg.n.532-A
UNIEN ISO 9001:2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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escription of the alarm control devices
larm operation with basic configuration
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ngine passive arming
runk open/lifted-up seat signalling
eutral time
rmed condition
eutral time between two alarm signals
eactivating the alarm system (without alarm memory)
eactivating the alarm system (with alarm memory)
azard signalling
escription of the extra functions
coustic and optical signalling
emote controlled panic alarm
eactivation
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emote control
lectronic key
larm
roduct disposal
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xcluding the built-in sensor
imiting the acoustic signal
leep mode Activation/D
eplacing remote control batteries
se and maintenance
arranty condition
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INTRODUCTION
Dear Customer,
Thank youfor having chosen aGemini alarm. This manual hasbeen written for
you so that you can acquaint yourself with and get the best operation results
with yourmotorbike alarm.
We recommend you to read this manual both carefully and entirely here you
will find some importantinformation, advices, and warningsthat will assist you
in operatingand makingthe most ofyour device.
Gemini's alarms, model 7854WS, are specifically designed for two-wheel
vehicle protection.
Thanks to a safety and comfort functionality, you can program the device
according toyour actualneeds.
Indeed, although equipped with a number of available functions, the device is
programmed and delivered to the final customer in the so-called “basic”
configuration.
For thisreason too,we also suggestto keepthis manual safelyfor futureuse.
In order to better understand the importance of the topics discussed in this
manual, someicons willbe included.
These are listed below, along with a brief description of their meaning and
importance level.
Non-compliance to this instruction may bring serious damage to the alarm
system andthe vehicleitself.
Non-compliance to this instruction may bring serious damage or operational
failures tothe alarmsystem.
This givessome usefulinformation or tips.
We alsorecommend you toalways wear yourcrash helmet, keeplights on and
observe thespeed limit,when riding yourmotorbike.
Enjoy yourreading… andhave a nicetrip!
WARNING
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CAUTION
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DESCRIPTION OF ALARM CONTROL DEVICES
Remote control
In orderto use the alarm, it needs toreceive commands by the user; this canbe
done bymeans ofremote controls andelectronic keys.
A further possibility to deactivatethe alarm, when needed,is given by thePINCODE.
Such procedure can be activated by means of the ignition key of the vehicle
itself andis detailedin the relevantchapter.
The remote control is the main user “interface”; therefore, werecommend you
to acquaintyourself withit.
The remote control buttons activate several functions that differ according to
the operationalcondition andthe alarm program.
Please also note that buttons have been made different in form, in order to be
better recognizedand identified.
The alarm activation/deactivation button is dotted, while the siren button is
plain.
Toprevent problemswith the remote control, it has been providedwith adevice
that willsignal thecharge condition ofthe batteriesinside.
During normal use of the remote control, when you press a command button
the greentransmission LEDwill light upwith asteady light.
If the battery charge drops below the level needed to assure correct operation
of the remote control, when you press a command button the green
transmission LEDwill blink,advising you thatit istime to replacethe batteries.
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Button #1
signalling
LED
Button #2
Button #1
Button #:2:
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Hazard function activation.
Alarm activation/deactivation
larm
activation/deactivation.
Siren control during alarm
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Siren control during alarm
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Electronic key
Electronic key
The electronickey can beconsidered a kind of “simplified remote control.”
As a matter of fact, in emergency situations (e.g. a failure in the remote
control), itcan activate and deactivatethe alarm, or activateand deactivate the
anti-hijacking function(if previouslyprogrammed).
To use the electronic key, simply put it on the receptacle, and join the metallic
contacts.
The receptacle also incorporates the alarm state led.
Example of receptacle
positioning on the vehicle
plastic side cover
Example of receptacle positioning on the vehicle dashboard.
Electronic
key
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