Omega Executive e3000atv User's Manual

Limited Lifetime Warranty

Products manufactured and sold by Omega Research & Development, Inc. (the Company), are
warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. If a product sold
by the Company proves to be defective, the Company will repair or replace it free of charge within
the first year and thereafter all parts to be repaired will be free with only a nominal charge for Omega's
labor and return shipping, during the lifetime of the car in which it was originally installed.

All products for warranty repair must be sent postage prepaid to Omega Research &
Development, Inc., P.O. Box 508, Douglasville, Georgia 30133, with bill of sale or other dated proof
of purchase. This warranty is nontransferable and does not apply to any product damaged by
accident, physical or electrical misuse or abuse, improper installation, alteration, any use contrary
to its intended function, unauthorized service, fire, flood, lightning, or other acts of God.

This warranty limits the Company's liability to the repair or replacement of the product. The
Company shall not be responsible for removal and/or reinstallation charges, damage to or theft of
the vehicle or its contents, or any incidental or consequential damages caused by any failure or
alleged failure of the product to function properly. Under No Circumstances Should This Warranty,
Or The Product Covered By It, Be Construed As A Guarantee Or Insurance Policy Against Loss. The
Company neither assumes nor authorizes any person or organization to make any Warranties or
assume any liability in connection with the sale, installation, or use of this product.

This device complies with FCC Rules part 15. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions, (1) This device may not cause harmful interference and, (2) This
device must accept any interference that may be received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.

MO_E3000ATV

"Convenience And Security For A Mobile Society"

OWNER'S MANUAL

For model:

Executive 3000

Please note that your new Executive Keyless Entry and Security system has
Programmable Features which allow the customizing of its operations.
The Programmable Features may affect the exact operations as described
in this guide, which reflects a typically-installed system with factory-set
conditions of the Programmable Features. Please consult the installing
dealer for information regarding the custom-programming of these fea­tures, which may affect the operations of your Executive system.

COPYRIGHT: OMEGA RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT 1997

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Table Of Contents

Introduction ................................................................................................................. 3

Automatic Transmitter VerificationTM......................................................................3-4

Transmitter Functions.................................................................................................. 4

The 3 Button Transmitter ............................................................................................ 5

The 4 Button Transmitter ............................................................................................ 6

Arming The System..................................................................................................7-8

Activating The System ...........................................................................................9-10

Disarming The System .............................................................................................. 10

Easy Valet

LED Status Light ................................................................................................. 12-14

Flashing Light & Horn Confirmation.................................................................. 14-16

Remote Personal Protection ................................................................................ 16-17

Programming Transmitters.................................................................................. 17-18

User Programmable Features .............................................................................. 18-20

Changing The User Programmable Features....................................................... 21-22

Dealer Programmable Options ............................................................................ 23-25

Glossary ............................................................................................................... 25-26

Tips To Avoid Becoming A Victim .......................................................................... 27

Limited Lifetime Warranty......................................................................... Back Cover

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Switch ............................................................................................ 11-12

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of an Executive convenience and security system. You have
purchased the E-3000
Personal Protection, and Interior/Exterior Light Illumination. The Executive series of personal
convenience and security products are designed by Omega Research and Development, a leader in
vehicle security since 1970. When beginning to use this system, you will be surprised at its user­friendly design, considering the system delivers features and benefits that not only anticipate, but
exceed, your expectations.

To learn how to operate your system, this Owner's Operation Manual will begin with Transmitter
Functions, then explain the system's other operations as enhanced by the factory-set Programmable
Features. As you become more familiar with the basic operations that this model performs, this Manual
will further discuss the User Programmable Features, and then explain how change them to configure
the system to suit your personal needs. Finally, this Manual has personal safety tips, and will also briefly
explain common technical terms.

Automatic Transmitter Verification

You received two remote control transmitters to operate your Executive System. Each time the
ignition switch is turned to the "run" position the Red LED Status Light located on or under the
dashboard will indicate for 10 seconds the number of transmitters programmed to your system. For
example: Two flashes and a pause indicates two transmitters are coded to operate the system.

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IMPORTANT: For the first 48 hours after a transmitter is coded to operate the system, every
time the ignition switch is turned "on", the horn will honk rapidly for two seconds, and the LED
Status Light will flash for 90 seconds. If this occurs after the initial 48 hour period, immediately

reprogram your transmitters (See Pages 17).

This Patented feature alerts you if someone has added an unauthorized transmitter to your system, and
is found only in Omega Research and Development products.

Transmitter Functions

Concealed Transmitter Codes: Each Executive system includes two transmitters, and up to two

additional transmitters can be stored in the unit's memory for your convenience. Each transmitter has
its own unique code. Thus, no other transmitter is coded the same as yours. In fact, no one, including
the factory, can program another transmitter exactly like yours because the code is built inside the
transmitter's microprocessor and cannot be seen or copied.

Transmitter Code Jumping

to the next digital code in sequence. Each time the alarm receives the correct digitally encoded signal
from your transmitter, the receiver will then advance to the next digital code in sequence to match the
transmitter. Therefore, you can never transmit the same code twice, thereby preventing a code grabbing
device from operating your system.

Transmitter Battery Saver Feature: Many times transmitter batteries are prematurely exhausted

because the transmitter buttons are inadvertently pressed by objects while in a pocket or purse. The
Executive transmitter will turn itself "off" after a short period of continuous transmission, and thus
prevent drained transmitter batteries.

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: Each time you press a transmitter button its signal will advance

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The 3 Button Transmitter

LOCK BUTTON

Pressing the transmitter
Lock button will arm
the system and lock all
of the doors.

Your Executive system will
lock your doors upon turning the
ignition "On", and unlock them
when the ignition is turned "Off".

Your system includes a Remote
Panic feature- pressing the LOCK
button for 3 seconds will flash the
parking and dome lights, and sound
the horn.

Instructions for programming up to 4 transmitters
to your Executive system are found on Page 17.

All Executive Keyless Entry and Security Sys­tems can use the same Remote Transmitters. Your
system is capable of being operated by up to four
Executive transmitters, which are available from the
dealership where you purchased your system.

LOCK

OP­TION

Executive

Keyless Entry &
Security

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GREEN LED LIGHT

Illuminates whenever any
transmitter button is pressed.

UNLOCK BUTTON

Pressing the transmitter

UN

LOCK

Unlock button will
disarm the system and
unlock all of the doors.

On certain vehicles, pressing
the unlock button
only the driver's door. Pressing
a second time will unlock all of
the doors.

OPTION BUTTON

Pressing the Option button for two seconds
can be used to activate remote trunk release
(vehicles equipped with power trunk
release) or other optional equipment, such
as Remote Car Starters.

once unlocks

The 4 Button Transmitter

LOCK BUTTON

Pressing the transmitter
Lock button will arm
the system and lock all
of the doors.

Your Executive system will
lock your doors upon turning the
ignition "On", and unlock them
when the ignition is turned "Off".

Instructions for programming
up to 4 transmitters to your
Executive system are found on Page

17.

OPTION BUTTON

Pressing the Option button for two seconds
can be used to activate remote trunk release
(vehicles with factory-equipped power
trunk release) or other optional equipment,
such as Remote Car Starters.

Illuminates whenever any
transmitter button is pressed.

LOCK

OP­TION

Executive

Keyless Entry &
Security

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GREEN LED LIGHT

UNLOCK BUTTON

Pressing the transmitter

UN

LOCK

Unlock button will
disarm the system and
unlock all of the doors.

PANIC

On certain vehicles, pressing
the unlock button
only the driver's door. Pressing
a second time will unlock all of
the doors.

PANIC BUTTON

Pressing the Panic button for three seconds
will engage the Remote Panic feature­which will flash the parking and dome
lights, and sound the horn.

once unlocks

Arming The System

"Arming" your E-3000
may be done by two methods. First, the transmitter may be used to "actively" arm the system and lock
the doors, provided the ignition switch is "off" and the system is not in Valet Mode. If the system is
in Valet Mode, the transmitter will still operate doorlocks, but the system will not arm.

Second, an optional automatic method of "passively" arming the security is Automatic Last Door
Arming. This method may be selectively programmed to operate by your Executive dealer, and if
utilized, can operate in conjunction with Active Arming.

Active Arming The Security System Using The Transmitter: The system can always be armed
with the transmitter if the ignition switch is “off” and the system is not in the Valet Mode. To arm the
system after you exit the vehicle and close all doors, simply
The parking and dome lights will flash once, the horn will honk once*, and the LED Status Light will
begin flashing, confirming that the system is arming. The doors will also lock upon arming, and the
Starter Disable circuit will prevent any attempt to start the vehicle. Three seconds after the horn honk
the system becomes fully armed, and will activate if an intrusion attempt is detected. The system may
be armed without the normal confirmation honk by pressing the transmitter's OPTION button, then
pressing the LOCK button.

Arming By-Pass: Upon active arming, if any protected circuit is inoperable,
three times and the parking and dome lights will flash three times**. When this occurs, protection for

* An optional electronic siren will "chirp" instead of "honking", is available from your Executive dealer.
**Although not standard, the dealer can program the system to also have this warning if a door left open.

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, or placing it into a state whereby an intrusion attempt will activate it,

press the LOCK transmitter button once.

the horn will honk

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that circuit will be bypassed. For example, if the trunk is left open, you can still arm the system normally
from the transmitter. The bypassed circuit will automatically be reinstated for protection three seconds
after that circuit becomes operative, i.e., the trunk is closed. When a circuit is in a bypassed state, all
other operating circuits will be protected normally.

Optional Sensor By-Pass: When actively arming the security system, the optional sensor may be

bypassed, if desired. After arming the system by pressing the LOCK button, within three seconds of
hearing the arming confirmation horn honk, press the OPTION transmitter button. You will hear
another horn honk confirming the security system has armed without the sensor circuit protecting the
vehicle. The next time you arm the security system, the system will reset to its normal condition, and
the sensor will again be part of your protection.

Passively Arming The Security System With The Optional Last Door Arming Feature: The

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can be programmed by your Executive dealer to arm itself automatically when the vehicle's
last door is closed. The moment the last door closes the system begins a countdown, which is indicated
by the parking and dome lights flashing once, confirming that all points of entry are closed, and the
arming procedure is in progress. This period is indicated by a fast-flashing LED Status Light. Thirty
seconds after the last door was closed, the horn will honk, the parking lights will flash once, confirming
that the system is fully arming, which will occur 3 seconds later and is indicated by the LED Status Light
flashing slow. If a point of entry is reopened before the single honk and parking light flash at 30
seconds, the countdown stops, and will reset to start over again when that door is reclosed. When the
30 second horn honk occurs, in addition to the system becoming armed; the doors will also lock if
programmed to do so, and the starter disable circuit will engage.

The "Last Door Arming" Feature offers a high level of security, since you do not have to remember
to arm the system each time you exit from your vehicle. In addition, Last Door Arming may entitle you
to an insurance discount.

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Activating The System

While the system is in an armed state, the LED Status Light will be flashing slowly. In this mode,
any protected entry or optional sensor violation will instantly activate the system. Once activated, the
following actions will occur:

1) The horn or optional electronic siren will start sounding. The horn will sound a series of
honks for 10 seconds, and then pause for 5 seconds to allow the horn to cool. This will occur
for the duration of the activated cycle. The optional electronic siren, available from your
Executive dealer, features six different tones, and every 5 seconds the siren will change the
tone to generate more attention to the vehicle.

2) The parking lights and dome light will flash.

3) The doors will relock. If an opening door activated the system, it will relock the doors if and
when the open door is shut.

The horn and lights will stay active for 60 seconds, unless you disarm the system with the
transmitter by pressing the UNLOCK button, or, by using the Easy Valet
to obtain a System Override (Page 10). If all protected entries are secure at the end of 60 seconds, the
system will stop and rearm automatically to detect another entry attempt. If there is a protected entry
still open, or a sensor still in a triggered state at the end of 60 seconds, the system will reactivate for
two more 60 second cycles. In this case, the system will stop after a total of 3 minutes and rearm
automatically, while ignoring only the open entry or triggered sensor circuit. When the entry is closed,
protection will begin instantly for that circuit.

After the security system is activated, then reset, the disarm confirmation will no longer be the
normal two horn honks, and the exterior lights staying on for 30 seconds. Instead, the system will

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Switch and ignition key

respond by producing 4 horn honks, 4 light flashes, and then the lights will stay on for 30 seconds. The
LED Status Light will change to flashing one to five times, then pausing 1 second, to indicate which
protected zone activated the system. The LED Status Light will continue flashing this Violation Code
until the ignition key is turned “on”, thus clearing the system's LED Status Light memory circuit.

Disarming The System

While the E-3000
will instantly disarm the system and unlock either the driver's door only, or, all of the doors*. Disarming
is confirmed by the horn honking twice and the parking and dome lights turning on for 30 seconds to
illuminate the way to your vehicle. If still on at the time, the parking and dome lights turn off instantly
when the ignition is turned "on".
must be disarmed by used, which is explained in detail in the following section.

However, if the system was activated and reset while you were away, the disarm confirmation will
change to 4 horn honks, four light flashes and then the parking lights staying on for 30 seconds. The
system will have this response upon disarming, along with the LED Status Light flashing a Zone
Violation Code, until the ignition switch is turned "on", which will clear the system's memory circuit.
The system may be disarmed without the normal confirmation honks by pressing the transmitter's
OPTION button, then pressing the UNLOCK button. Anytime the system is activated and reset, the
LED Status Light will indicate which protected zone caused the activation by flashing a Zone Violation
Code, explained on Pagees 13-14, upon disarming.

* This is determined by the wiring configuration utilized at installation. If your vehicle's E-3000
and Anti-Theft Security System is not equipped with Driver Door Priority Unlocking, please consult your
Executive dealer as to the feasibility of adding this important safety feature to your system.

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is in the armed condition, pressing the transmitter's UNLOCK button once

If the transmitter is not available or inoperative, the System Override

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Easy Valet

The Easy Valet
interrupt any optional automatic functions, such as Starter Disable, which may be programmed to
operate. The Easy Valet

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Switch is used to place the system into Valet Mode, which is used to stop or

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Switch, in conjunction with your ignition key, also allows you to override

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the system in the event of a lost or damaged transmitter, leaving the vehicle for servicing, washing, or
valet parking.

Easy Valet

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Mode: This feature allows you to activate the Valet Mode at any time by pressing

the Easy Valet Switch button for 2 seconds, unless the Starter Disable is engaged (this is indicated by
a slow flashing Red LED Status Light). Please note that once the Starter Disable is engaged, the ignition
switch must be turned "on" to enter the Valet Mode. When utilizing the Easy Valet
pressing the Easy Valet

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Switch, the Red LED Status Light will illuminate a steady, solid Red, the

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Mode, upon

parking lights and dome lights will flash twice, and the horn will honk once. While the system is in
the Valet Mode, the Red LED Status Light will remain solid Red (not flashing) at all times, and every
time the ignition switch is turned "off", the horn will honk once as a reminder of this condition. To
remove the system from Valet Mode simply press the Easy Valet

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Switch at any time. The transmitter
will operate normally while the system is in Valet Mode, i.e., the doors will lock and unlock, the Option
Button will operate, and the Panic feature will still operate - but the Starter Disable will not operate,
and any programmed automatic functions are suspended.

Overriding The System: As mentioned in the previous section, once the Starter Disable is

engaged, the ignition key is required to allow the Easy Valet

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Switch to override the system and allow

starting the engine. To obtain a System Override, follow this procedure:

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Step 1. Enter the vehicle normally, but be prepared for system to activate upon

opening the door.

Step 2. Using your key, turn "on" the ignition. Be prepared to perform the

following Step before 5 seconds expires.

Step 3. Within 5 seconds, press and release the Easy ValetTM Switch. The system

will immediately disarm.

LED Flashing Rapidly................................................System has been programmed to automati-

cally arm itself.

LED Flashing Slowly .................................................System is armed. This will occur whenever

the transmitter is used to lock the doors.
The System may also be programmed to arm
automatically.

Once the activated system has been overridden, if Valet Mode is desired, holding the Easy Valet

Switch depressed for two seconds will place the system into Valet Mode.

L E D Status Light

The E-3000
LED Status Light* to inform you of the system's operational condition. These are the conditions of
the LED Status Light:

LED Off......................................................................Ignition switch is "On". Also, the system

is "at rest", indicating that no automatic

features (which may have been programmed

to operate) will occur.

LED On Solid Red .....................................................System is in "Valet Mode".

* LED is the abbreviation for Light Emitting Diode - which is defined in the Glossary.

LED Flashing 5X & Pause

While The System Is Armed ...................................... The Starter Disable circuit has automatically

engaged without the system being armed*.
(This feature must be optionally programmed)

* These indicators are the Zone Violation feature. Unlike the four horn honks and light flashes upon disarming
if the system has been activated and reset automatically, a Zone Violation, as a diagnostic aid, operates without
requiring that the system automatically reset itself.

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LED Flashes 1 To 4 Times After Ignition "On" ........Number of transmitters stored in the system.

These four indicators are part of the Auto­ matic Transmitter Verification

LED Flashing 1X & Pause While

Armed, And After Disarming.....................................System was activated by the optional Current

Sensing feature*.

LED Flashing 2X & Pause

Armed, And After Disarming.....................................System was activated by the trunk (or rear

hatch) or hood being opened*.

LED Flashing 3X & Pause

Armed, And After Disarming.....................................System was activated by a door being

opened*.
LED Flashing 4X & Pause

Armed, And After Disarming.....................................System was activated by an optional sensor*.

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Lights Flash 3 Times & Three Horn Honks............... The system is being armed with protected

circuit in an activated state.
Lights Flash 4 Times Before Illuminating

30 Seconds & Four Horn Honks ................................The system has disarmed and was activated

and reset before being disarmed.

Two Horn Honks & No Lights Activity

When The Ignition Switch Is Turned "Off" ...............The system is reminding you that it is in

Valet Mode.

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Flashing Light & Horn Confirmation

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and audible indication that the Executive System received the signal from your transmitter. Flashing
Light Confirmation activates both the parking lights and the interior dome lights simultaneously. Also,
if desired, the system's horn honk output may be configured to sound an optional electronic siren.

Standard Confirmation Operations

One Light Flash & One Horn Honk ...........................The has armed and locked the doors.

Lights Illuminate For

30 Seconds & Two Horn Honks ................................The system has disarmed and unlocked the

doors.

Two Light Flashes & Two Horn Honks.....................The system has just entered Valet Mode.

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includes flashing light and horn honk confirmation. These features provide a visual

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Confirmation Operations With Optional Programmable Features

One Light Flash & No Horn Honk .............................The system is in the process of automatically

arming or rearming.

Special Confirmation Operations

Horn Honks For Two Seconds

When The Ignition Switch Is Turned "On"................The Automatic Transmitter Verification

feature system is alerting you that transmitter
programming activity has occurred within the
last 48 hours.

Silently Operating The System: If desired, the transmitter can temporarily lock and unlock the

vehicles doors without the confirmation horn honks. This is accomplished with both the three button
and four button transmitters by pressing and releasing the button labeled "OPTION", then within three
seconds pressing "LOCK" or "UNLOCK" button. The confirmation honk(s) will be silenced for that

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particular operation only - any future normal pressing of the transmitter's buttons will produce the
appropriate horn honk confirmation (although the silent operation may be used whenever desired).
Please note that the permanent, complete elimination of the confirmation horn honks can be
accomplished by your Executive dealer upon request.

Remote Personal Protection

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or assault, or at any time you feel threatened or in need of assistance, you can utilize your transmit­ter to activate this feature, which will honk the horn and flash the exterior and interior lights for 60
seconds. During this period the horn will honk 10 times every 10 seconds, with a 5 second pause
between each 10 second interval. This feature operates regardless of the system's status or if the
ignition switch is "on" or "off".

Remote Panic Utilizing The Three Button Transmitter: Press and hold depressed the LOCK

button for 3 seconds to activate Remote Panic. This operation also locks the doors and arms the system.
If allowed to complete the full 60 second Panic period, at the end of 60 seconds the system will stop
and reset. The car's doors will remain locked, the system will remain armed, and the LED Status Light
will flash slowly to indicate this status. If the system was in Valet Mode when Remote Panic was
engaged, the doors will remain locked, but the system will arm and the LED Status Light will be
illuminated steadily, reflecting the Valet Mode.

If you decide to stop the Remote Panic feature during the 60 second period of activation, you may
press either the LOCK button, which will leave the doors locked and the system armed; or you may press
the UNLOCK button, which will unlock the doors and disarm the system.

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Remote Panic Utilizing The Four Button Transmitter: The four button transmitter features a

dedicated button labeled "PANIC" to activate Remote Panic, although the "LOCK" button will also
activate Remote Panic with the identical operation of the previously explained three button transmitter.
However, the four button transmitter's "PANIC" button will activate Remote Panic only - no other
system operations are affected, although the either the "LOCK" button or the "UNLOCK" button may
be used to stop Remote Panic, with the same parameters as previously explained. To activate Remote
Panic with the "PANIC" button, press it and hold depressed for 3 seconds. To deactivate Remote Panic
before the 60 second period expires, you may press any one of the "LOCK"
(which also locks the doors and arms the system); "UNLOCK" (which also unlocks the doors and
disarms the system); or "PANIC" buttons (which only stops Remote Panic and does not affect the armed
or disarmed status of the system).

Remember, Remote Panic may be activated at any time, regardless of the ignition switch position,

and also while the system is in Valet Mode.

Programming Transmitters

Programming Transmitters To Operate Your Executive System: To use an additional or

replacement transmitter, it's unique digital code must first be added to the Executive System module's
memory. The dealership where you purchased your Executive System can provide and program
transmitters for you, or you may program the transmitters yourself. If you wish to program a
transmitter, please follow these Transmitter Programming Mode procedures carefully:

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1) Have all the transmitters that you wish to operate your Executive System at hand. Any time
a transmitter code is programmed into your Executive System, all existing codes are
automatically erased. This, in addition to the Automatic Transmitter Verification
prevents someone from adding an unauthorized transmitter to your system.

2) Within a 5 second period, turn the ignition switch "on" five times: "on", "off", "on", "off", "on",
"off", "on", "off", then "on" again; the fifth time leaving it "on". The horn will sound briefly
to indicate that the system is ready to receive transmitter codes.

3) Within 10 seconds press the LOCK button on the first transmitter you wish to encode to the
system. The horn will honk once to indicate the transmitter's code is learned by the system.
It is only necessary to press the LOCK button, as the rest of the transmitter's functions are
assigned automatically.

4) Repeat Step 3 within 10 seconds for each additional transmitter. The system will leave
Transmitter Programming Mode when the ignition switch is turned "off", after 10 seconds of
not receiving a transmitter broadcast, or upon learning the fourth transmitter.

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feature,

User Programmable Features

Your E-3000
requirements as part on the Transmitter Programming Mode. Once Transmitter Programming Mode
has been accessed (described on the previous page), at the point where the first transmitter code is
entered and acknowledged, that same transmitter may be used to configure these User Programmable
Features as desired. The User Programmable Features, and their factory default settings, are:

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1) The Doors Automatically Lock 90 Seconds After The Ignition Switch Is Turned "Off".
Default: Feature OFF; Program with the transmitter's LOCK button.
When this Feature is activated (turned ON), every time the ignition switch is turned "Off", the
doors will automatically lock 90 seconds later. You may open a door and exit the vehicle
without affecting this operation, and the LED Status Light will have no indication that the
automatic locking will occur.

2) The Doors Automatically Relock 90 Seconds After Disarming And Unlocking By Transmitter.
Default: Feature OFF; Program with the transmitter's UNLOCK button.
When this Feature is activated (turned ON), every time the transmitter is used to unlock the
doors", they will automatically relock 90 seconds later. Opening a door will not affect this
operation, although turning "On" the ignition switch will cancel the automatic relocking. The
LED Status Light will have no indication that the automatic relocking will occur.

3) The Starter Disable Will Automatically Engage 90 Seconds After The Ignition Switch Is
Turned "Off"
Default: Feature OFF; Program with the transmitter's OPTION button.
When this Feature is activated, the Starter Disable circuit will automatically engage 90
seconds after the ignition switch is turned "Off" and also 90 seconds after the transmitter is
used to unlock the doors, but in both cases the system will not be armed. The later may be
cancelled by turning the ignition switch "On", but upon turning the switch "Off" the former
parameter of the Feature will cause the Starter Disable to engage 90 seconds later. Please note
that when this form of automatic Starter Disable is selected, there is no indication of the
impending engagement; once the Starter Disable is engaged, however, the LED Status Light
will flash 5 times and pause as an confirmation indicator.

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4) The System Will Automatically Arm 30 Seconds After The Last Door Is Closed.
Default: Feature OFF; Program with the transmitter's LOCK and OPTION button in unison.
When this Feature is activated, the system will automatically arm 30 seconds after the last
vehicle door is closed, provided the ignition switch has previously been "On", then turned
"Off". If a door is opened before the 30 second period expires, the process is suspended;
shutting the door starts a new 30 second period. With this method of automatic Last Door
arming, the system will flash the parking and interior lights upon shutting the door, and the
LED Status Light will be flashing rapidly. At the expiration of the 30 second period, the
parking and interior lights will flash once again, the horn will honk once, and the LED Status
Light will slow to a steady flash to indicate that the system is armed.

5) The System Will Automatically Rearm 90 Seconds After Unlocking By The Transmitter.
Default: Feature OFF; Program with the transmitter's LOCK
When this Feature is activated, the system will automatically rearm 90 seconds after disarming
and unlocking the doors by use of the transmitter. The ignition switch must be turned "On"
to cancel the Automatic Rearming. During the 90 second period, the LED Status Light will
be flashing rapidly, and will slow to a steady flash upon the arming of the system, at which
time the horn will honk, and the parking and dome lights will also flash once. Please note that
Automatic Rearming, opening a door during the 90 second period will simply suspend the
process; upon shutting the door the system will still rearm 90 seconds after the door is shut ­only turning the ignition switch "On" before the 90 seconds expires will cancel the Automatic
Rearming.

and UNLOCK button in unison.

Changing The User Programmable Features

As previously mentioned, changing the User Programmable Features is a variation of the procedure
used to program transmitter codes to the system. Remember, when the system acknowledges the first
transmitter code, at that point you may use that transmitter to change any or all of the five User
Programmable Features. To change the User Programmable Features, follow this procedure:

1) Have all the transmitters that you wish to operate your Executive System at hand. Even though
you are reprogramming an existing code, any time a transmitter code is programmed into your
Executive System, all existing codes are automatically erased.

2) Within a 5 second period, turn the ignition switch "on" five times: "on", "off", "on", "off", "on",
"off", "on", "off", then "on" again; the fifth time leaving it "on". The horn will sound briefly
to indicate that the system is ready to receive transmitter codes.

3) Within 10 seconds press the LOCK button on the first transmitter you wish to encode to the
system. The horn will honk once to indicate the transmitter's code is learned by the system.
At this point, you may use this transmitter to change the User Programmable Features.

4) Within 10 seconds, press the transmitter button or button combinations to change the desired
Feature. Here is a condensed review of the five Features and the transmitter button(s) to use
when programming:

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The Doors Automatically Lock 90 Seconds After The Ignition Switch Is Turned "Off".

Program with the transmitter's LOCK button.

The Doors Automatically Relock 90 Seconds After Disarming And Unlocking By The
Transmitter.

Program with the transmitter's UNLOCK button.

The Starter Disable Will Automatically Engage 90 Seconds After The Ignition Switch
Is Turned "Off"

Program with the transmitter's OPTION button.

The System Will Automatically Arm 30 Seconds After The Last Door Is Closed.

Program with the transmitter's LOCK

The System Will Automatically Rearm 90 Seconds After Disarming And Unlocking By
Transmitter.

Program with the transmitter's LOCK

Every time the appropriate button or button combination is pressed, the system will respond
alternately with one horn honk, then two horn honks - every time the button is pressed, the
Feature assigned to it is "toggled" on or off. One horn honk indicates that the Feature is on,
or activated; two horn honks indicates that the Feature is off, or deactivated.

5) When all of the desired Features have programmed as desired, repeat Step 3 within 10 seconds
for each additional transmitter. Remember, 10 seconds of not receiving a transmitter broadcast
will cause the system will leave either the Transmitter Programming Mode or the User
Features Programming period.

For the next 48 hours, the horn will honk for 2 seconds every time the ignition is turned "On" -

this is part of the Automatic Transmitter Verification Feature.

And 90 Seconds After Disarming And Unlocking By Transmitter.

and OPTION button in unison.

and UNLOCK button in unison.

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Dealer Programmable Options

Your E-3000
Executive dealer. Some of these features enhance the system's operating characteristics, while others
are an aid to the installer which allow extreme flexibility in adapting the system to the different design
parameters of the vehicle. This section will briefly explain these features, and more detailed
information is available from your nearest Executive dealer.

- Independent Automatic Locking And Unlocking Activated By The Ignition Switch: The

system may be configured to automatically lock the when the ignition switch is turned "On", and also
automatically unlock them when the ignition switch is turned "Off". The Executive Systems allow the
unique capability of only automatically locking, and not unlocking them, or, if thusly equipped,
unlocking only the driver's door when the ignition switch is turned "Off". Another aspect of this feature,
which may be added or removed, is the cancellation of any ignition switch activated automatic locking
or unlocking function to be cancelled by a door being open. The open door bypass is extremely
convenient as a child safety feature, allowing the driver exit the vehicle, leaving only their door
unlocked.

- Activating The Trunk Release Also Disarms The System: Many inferior vehicle Remote

Keyless Entry and Anti-Theft Security Systems force the user to disarm the system before the trunk or
rear hatch can be remotely opened without activating the system. The Executive Systems allow you
to make the choice of whether the convenience of using your transmitter to gain trunk or hatch entry
will disarm the security system, or leave it armed.

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has over 20 operational features which may be programmed by the installing

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- Last Door Arming: Many security-conscience persons prefer the security system to automati-

cally arm itself when leaving the vehicle. Many insurance carriers allow discounts for this feature,
which adds to its desirability. Further enhancing the Last Door Arming Feature is the addition of having
the doors also lock upon the system's arming, which will also automatically lock the doors, without
arming the system, 90 seconds after the ignition switch is turned "Off" if the user has not previously
exited the vehicle.

- Automatic Rearming: On rare occasions, people have accidentally disarmed their security

system by playing with the transmitter or by unknowingly transmitting from a purse or pocket. To
prevent accidental disarming, the system may be programmed to automatically rearm itself 90 seconds
after disarming and unlocking from the transmitter,
ignition switch is turned "on", the system will stay in the disarmed condition until you are ready to
arm the system again from the transmitter or from the Last Door Arming feature. Opening a door will
also stop Automatic Rearming, but the countdown will resume when the door is shut. Additionally, the
system may also be programmed to relock the doors when the system Automatically Rearms.

- Automatic Locking Features: Several forms of automatic locking of the doors may be selected.

The previously mentioned locking additions which may be added to Last Door Arming and Automatic
Rearming may be selected to operate without the system arming.

- Independent Automatic Starter Interrupt Operation: The Starter Interrupt circuit, which is

activated at all times while the system is armed, may also be selected to engage automatically, without
the system being armed.

- 30 Or 60 Second Activated Cycle: The system may be programmed, when activated, to sound

unless the ignition switch is turned "On". Once the

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the horn and flash the lights for 30 seconds instead of 60 seconds. Some areas may have laws or
ordinances requiring the shorter activation period.

- 5 Or 30 Second Parking And Interior Light Illumination Upon Disarming: The period of time

that the parking and interior stay illuminated upon disarming the system is also selectable.

- Adjustable Arming Delay: The system full arming may be delayed either 3 or 45 seconds after

the light flash and horn honk indicate that the system is armed.

- 3rd Channel Output: This is an extra operation, similar to the trunk release output, which is

available to operate optional equipment. This output is ideal for remote car starting units, as it leaves
the system armed when operated. Pressing the transmitter's Lock and Unlock buttons in unison
operates this output, and, if desired, the 4 button transmitter's Panic button may also be programmed
to operate the output.

- Warn-Away Feature: The addition of an optional Dual Zone Sensor adds warn-away protection.

Depending on the type of optional sensor, the detection of a light impact or approaching object while
the system is armed will honk the horn 3 times. This feature automatically deactivates
after repeated violations, which avoids the system being considered a nuisance.

Glossary

Arm- A security system which is ready to detect and respond to an intrusion or sensor input.
Code - A digital signal which is assigned to each transmitter to make it unique and different from other

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transmitters. This is done in all Executive transmitters at the factory and cannot be duplicated.
Code Grabbing - A method whereby a thief, using a device that records and then plays back a copy
of your transmitter's signal, gains entry to your vehicle.

Code Jumping

Grabber units ineffective.

Disarm- A security system which is in a "standby" mode- not armed, but not in valet mode.
Keyless Entry - A popular option that allows you to lock and unlock your vehicle's doors by means

of a transmitter or key pad, without the use of the normal car key.
LED - Commonly used term for Light Emitting Diode, an electrical component that, in addition to
illuminating when electricity flows through it, limits the flow of electricity to one direction only. For
practical purposes, consider it as an indicator light.
Remote Panic - A personal protection feature which, when activated, sounds the vehicle's horn and
flashes its lights via the transmitter.

Starter Disable - A device, when engaged, that will prevent starting the vehicle's engine.
Transmitter - The small remote control attached to your key ring that will emit a Radio Frequency (RF)

signal whenever any of its buttons is pressed. Since the transmitter is limited to a single frequency
assigned by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), it's signal must be encoded so that only
your transmitter will operate your vehicle. See "Code" above.
Triggered- Another common term for an activated security system which has detected an entry attempt

or an input from a sensor. A triggered system will attract attention to the vehicle by flashing exterior
lights and sounding the horn or a siren. A starter disable will prevent the vehicle from being started and
Executive's unique relocking of the doors offers a still higher level of protection.

Valet Mode - A condition in which the starter disable will not engage.

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- The transmitter's ability to change it's code each time it transmits, rendering Code

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Tips To Help Avoid Becoming A Victim

1) Always be aware of your surroundings. An alert and aware person is less likely to become a
crime victim than someone who is preoccupied and easily approached.

2) While driving in high crime areas, always keep your doors locked and your windows up. Your
Executive System can automatically lock your doors when the ignition switch is turned "on".

3) Always attempt to park your vehicle in a well lit and visible location with your doors locked. Use
the interior/exterior light illumination feature to look in and around your vehicle.

4) While in parking garage structures, always attempt to back in to your parking space. This will
provide a less visually encumbered and quicker way to exit your parking space if you are being
pursued. This will also allow you to better see the flashing exterior light confirmation.

5) While driving or stopped at an intersection, if your vehicle is bumped in the rear by another vehicle
or the vehicle behind you is flashing it's headlights, consider the occupants of the vehicle hostile
and immediately drive to the nearest police or fire station. "Bump and run" thieves and carjack­ers are becoming an increasingly severe problem.

6) While parked and sitting in your vehicle, always keep your doors locked , windows rolled up
and engine idling if possible. If you are approached by a potential carjacker, use your Executive
transmitter to Panic the system to scare the attacker away.

7) Control access of your keys. Never leave your house and other keys with a valet parking attendant
mechanic, or any person requiring access to your car keys.

8) After someone else has had access to your vehicle, always verify that your transmitters still
operate your system, and be aware of the operation of the Automatic Transmitter Verification
feature, which ensures that no additional unauthorized transmitters have been added to your
system for the purpose of stealing your vehicle or its contents.

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