Mazda 620 User Manual

GENUINE REMOTE ENGINE START

USER’S INSTRUCTIONS

Parts number：C930 V7 620

Thank you for purchasing a genuine Mazda accessory. Before use, be sure to thoroughly read these instructions. Please read the contents of this booklet in order to properly use the Remote Engine Start. Your safety depends on it. After using this instruction manual, store it in a place where it can be easily located. Note, consult your authorized Mazda dealer, or a dealer appointed store, for proper vehicle installation of the Remote Engine Start. If the vehicle equipped with this product, or the product itself, is sold, transferred or loaned to another party, be sure to give this instruction manual to the new owner, so he or she can use this product safely and correctly.

Various warnings and cautions are displayed in this manual to assist you in the safe and correct use of the product and as precautions against you or others being injured, or the product being damaged. Depending on the degree of possible injury or damage that may be incurred, precautionary items have been divided into ‘Warnings’ and ‘Cautions’ and illustrated with symbols to depict the nature of the precautionary content.

WARNING

CAUTION

ADVICE

NOTE

A WARNING indicates a situation in which serious injury or death could result if the warning is ignored.

A CAUTION indicates a situation in which bodily injury or damage to objects, or both, could result if the caution is ignored.

Always follow the ADVICE noted to ensure vehicle safety and performance. Vehicle damage could result, or proper performance may be compromised if the advice is ignored. A NOTE indicates information or a point related to vehicle usage. Vehicle damage could result, or proper performance may be compromised if the note is ignored.

No.:ZZ092-00640-00

CONTENTS

1. Remote Engine Start features....................................................................... 3

2. Safety precautions ........................................................................................ 3

3. General information....................................................................................... 6

4. Operating precautions................................................................................... 7

5. Part names.................................................................................................... 9

6. Display ........................................................................................................ 10

7. Basic functions for Remote Engine Start ......................................................11

8. Low battery warning & replacement directions............................................ 13

9. Basic operations.......................................................................................... 14

9-1. Engine start operation .......................................................................... 15

9-2. Engine stop operation .......................................................................... 18

9-3. Warm up time check ............................................................................ 20

9-4. Vehicle status check............................................................................. 21

9-5. Warm up time settings.......................................................................... 22

9-6. Engine start operation with rear defrost start Up.................................. 23

9-7. Car find function................................................................................... 25

10. Troubleshooting......................................................................................... 26

11. Servicing.................................................................................................... 31

12. Specifications............................................................................................ 32

1. Remote Engine Start features

z The Remote Engine Start allows the user to start the engine of a vehicle

from a remote location using a remote control.

z The user can turn on the air conditioner / heater beforehand so the cabin

of the vehicle can be cooled or heated ahead of time.

z The user can check the status of the vehicle from a remote location.

2. Safety precautions

WARNING

Do not install this device on a vehicle equipped with a manual transmission.

● Only install this device on designated vehicles which

the harness fits.

● This device can only be installed on vehicles

equipped with AT / CVT. Do not install this product on a vehicle equipped with a manual transmission because it is hazardous.

Do not start the engine while inside an enclosed space or garage.

● Never start up the engine while inside an enclosed

space where the exhaust fumes can build up, such as a poorly ventilated garage, an underground parking garage or a parking tower. The exhaust fumes are hazardous and can cause poisoning or intoxication.

Ensure that the periphery of the vehicle is safe.

● Use this device only where you can thoroughly check

that the periphery of the vehicle is safe. In particular, using the device while a child or pet is close by can result in an unexpected accident.

Do not disassemble or modify this device.

● Never disassemble or modify this device, or install it

in a location not specified in this manual. Otherwise, it may not operate correctly and/or may result in an accident or breakdown. In addition, this situation is not covered under warranty.

WARNING

Do not start up the engine using the Remote Engine Start when parked on an incline.

● If the vehicle were to move unintentionally due to the

engine vibration, jolt, etc., it could result in a serious accident.

Performing safe maintenance and inspection.

● When performing vehicle inspection and

maintenance, remove the (-) terminal on the vehicle battery. Never start up the engine with the remote control during inspection or maintenance at a gas or service station, etc. Otherwise, an accident may occur, such as getting a hand or clothes caught in the rotating parts. Do not perform inspection or maintenance in the engine compartment while the hood switch is pressed.

Keep the remote control in a safe and secure place.

● Keep the remote control out of the reach of children.

Otherwise, they may swallow the lithium battery accidentally and choke.

Do not operate this device while other people are inside the vehicle.

● In order to prevent an unexpected jump start, etc.,

never start the engine while a pet or someone (especially children) is inside the vehicle. Stopping the engine automatically using the Remote Engine Start settings is hazardous (while someone is inside) because the temperature inside the vehicle may become too hot. In addition, there is also a risk of children accidently pressing the climate control switch and setting the temperature too high or too low.

WARNING

Fire prevention.

● Do not start the engine when the vehicle is near

something flammable (oil or dry grass). Otherwise, the high temperature from the exhaust fumes or exhaust pipe could cause a fire.

● Do not start the engine while the vehicle is wrapped

with a body cover. Otherwise, the high temperature from the exhaust fumes or exhaust pipe could cause a fire.

Do not pour water on the remote control.

● The remote control is water resistant for exposure

during daily life, but it may break down if submerged in water or if water gets inside the device.

Do not perform standard inspection and maintenance right after warming up the engine.

● Performing inspection or maintenance before

operation and immediately after warming up your vehicle could result in a burn injury. First, wait 5 minutes once the engine has stopped. Then, after checking all the parts for heat hazards, proceed with the inspection and maintenance.

Check points when the vehicle is parked.

● Perform the following safety checks thoroughly when

the vehicle is parked to prevent potential accidents when starting the engine.

• Engage the parking brake.

• Put the shift lever in the “P” position.

• Be sure there is no advanced or smart key inside the

vehicle.

• Close all doors and windows.

• Lock the doors.

• Check that the hood is closed.

• Turn off the windshield wipers.

• If the vehicle is equipped with automatic lights, turn off

the automatic light settings.

• Be sure that the steering lock is engaged.

3. General information

-Laws in some communities may restrict the use of remote starters. For

example, some laws may require a person using the remote start to have

the vehicle in view when doing so. Check local regulations for any

requirements on remote starting of vehicles.

-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.

-This device complies with industry Canada licence-exempt RSS

standard(s).

Operation is subject to the following tow conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that

may cause undesired operation of this device.

-Consult your authorized Mazda dealer for installation of the remote control engine starter system.

CAUTION

-FCC WARNING

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

4. Operating precautions

Usage Environment

●The remote control signal (or the response signal from the controller) may not

reach the controller (or the remote control)

transmitting nearby, or if there are obstacles blocking the signal.

● The engine may be slow to start during severe cold weather conditions.

Vehicles with Remote Control Door Lock Function

●Door Lock and Door Unlock Function by the remote control keyless entry or

advanced keyless entry system equipped the vehicle can be performed while the

engine is running by the Remote Engine Start.

However, if Door Lock and Door Unlock Function do not work due to interference

caused by engine noise, etc., perform these Door Lock and Door Unlock

operations on the vehicle remote control, etc. after stop the engine.

Vehicles with Automatic Lights

● When vehicles equipped with automatic lights are set to the “AUTO”

position for the light switch, the lights turn on if the engine is started at night

with the remote control. However, if the engine automatically stops after

if there are strong radio waves

warming up, the lights will also turn off at the same time to prevent the

battery from draining. However, to avoid light interference, set the

automatic light switch to the “OFF” position when using the remote control

to turn on the engine at night.

Do Not Perform Unnecessary Idling

● To help protect the environment, conserve energy and avoid inconveniencing

others, do not perform idling when it is unnecessary or longer than necessary.

Remote Control Handling Instructions

The remote control is a sensitive electronic device similar to a cellular telephone.

Please follow the handling instructions below to avoid damage to or breakdown of

the remote control.

● Avoid storing or using the remote control in places that expose it to direct

sunlight, places that have high humidity, places with extremely high temperatures (on top of the dashboard, etc.) or places with extremely low temperatures (leaving inside the vehicle while parked at ski resorts, etc.).

● Do not store or use the remote control in places where it comes into direct

contact with water.

● Avoid exposure to strong impacts such as dropping it on the floor or hitting it

against something hard.

● If the remote control gets very dirty, use a cloth soaked in a watered-down, mild

or neutral detergent, ring out the liquid solution and wipe down the remote control. (Never use benzene, thinner or chemically treated cloth/wipes.)

● Avoid attaching a lot of keys to the key ring on the remote control, or sitting

down while the remote control is in your pocket, as it can cause the remote control to deform and may result in damage.

● While carrying the remote control, if the keys, etc., come into contact with a

vehicle, it can lead to remote control breakdown or malfunction due an electrostatic discharge. Therefore, be careful of this risk during time periods when electrostatic discharges occur frequently.

● Be sure that the battery cover and clasp are securely locked. Otherwise, if water

accidently gets inside the internal part of the transmitter, it can cause breakdown.

● Do not use in restricted areas such as on board airplanes or inside hospitals.

● The remote control can negatively impact electronic and medical devices.

● Be sure to follow the instructions and rules posted inside medical clinics or

facilities regarding the use of electronic devices.

● If the remote control is used on board airplanes, where usage is restricted, you

may be subject to punishment due to airline rules and regulations.

ADVICE

• Depending on the surroundings and how the remote control is held, the minimum distance required for the signal transmission varies. Generally, if the remote control is directed toward the vehicle when transmitting the signal, it should successfully transmit from far away.

5. Part names

Remote Control

CAUTION

・ Keep the remote control out of the reach of children. Otherwise, they may swallow the

lithium battery accidentally and choke.

・ Do not drop the remote control or hit it against something hard. Otherwise, it can result in

breakdown or malfunction.

・ Do not pour water on the remote control or submerge it. It can result in breakdown or

malfunction.

Side

Car find

switch

Registration

switch

Controller

Note

• The location for the controller installation varies depending on the vehicle model.

Front Back Side

Function

switch

Start switch

Stop switch

Key ring

*<Confirm method of FCC/IC Label> The FCC/IC label appears when the Battery Cover is removed.

Back

FCC/IC Label

FCC/IC Label*

Battery cover

Antenna Sends and receives signal transmission to and from the remote control.

6. Display

Display Name Description

Antenna mark Turns on when sending or

Send mark Flashes when sending a

Receive mark Flashes when receiving a signal.

Send error mark Turns on when a signal for the

Battery mark Turns on when the battery life is

Time display Displays the engine warm up

Car find display Turns on when conducting the car

Error display An error description will display

Engine mark Turns on when the engine starts

RUN mark Turns on when the engine starts

STOP mark Turns on when the engine stops.

Rear defrost mark Turns on when the rear defrost is

Vehicle mark Turns on when performing a

receiving a signal.

transmission signal.

same frequency band is being used.

low.

time.

find operation.

when an error occurs.

up and is running.

running.

sending operation.

⇒p.16

Hood mark Turns on when performing a

Door close mark Turns on when performing a

Door open mark If any door is open, it turns on.

sending operation. When the hood is open, it does not turn on.

sending operation. When all doors are closed, it turns on.

*For further details on the display description, refer to the appropriate section in the manual.

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