Python 991 Responder LC3 Owner's Manual

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Getting
Responder Status Using
Basic
Advanced
Advanced
Advanced
Advanced
ResponderLCconfiguration
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Charging Keystousing
Screen
your Commands Performing Responder Fault
commands
Arm Disarm AUX/Trunk Remote
commands: Silent AUX Runtime Temp
commands: Sensor RemoteValet
AUX Timer
Runtime
commands:
Sensor AUX
Smart
Alarm
commands:
Full
Silent AUX Defogger
Navigating Button Access
the
remote this
manual 5
LC
2-Way
Icons
System
and
Confirmations
Commands
LC
Command
Condition
Start......................................................................................
Arm
Alerts
(Direct
Access)
(Level
1
Reset
Request
(Level
Bypass
2
Start
Remaining
(Level
Silent
Arm
3
Start
Report
(Level
Arm
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menus
operation
menu
items
and
control:
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2)
3)
4)
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options
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Setup Remote Runtime
Car 2
Screen
Temp
Button System Clock Review
Exit Sensor Pair Demo Power Exit:
Alarm
Normal Sensor Full Sensor Full Emergency
Trigger Alarm Alarm
Nuisance
Remote
Pit Key Remote Disabling
Advanced Temperature Remote Manual Turbo Remote
Features
Remote
Unit
Set
Remote:
mode:
Silent
Trigger
Start
Stop
Takeover
Timer
menu:
Start
Info
Alert
Color
Beep
Type
Adjust:
Off:
Arm
Silent
Protection Arm
Arm
Protection
Warn-away
Messages Override
Zone Report Report
Fault
when when
Prevention
Features
Mode
Start
Safe-lock
Remote
Start
Reporting
Start
Time-out
Transmission
Mode
Start
Error
protection
Messages
Report..
disarming requested
(NPC)
Start
Alert
Start
(MTS
mode)
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30 30 30 31
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31 31 32 32 33 33 34 34 34
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Remote
and
System
Operations
Passive Arming Auto Re-orming Valet
Mode Power Save Rapid Automatic
Resume
Remote
Updates 4 1 OutofRange No
Remote
Output
Feature not Available
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42 42 42
1-way Companion
Remote
Control Accessing Commands Button Auto Car
Select
Lock
Programming Battery Information
System
Expansion Options
Battery Information (Responder
(l-Way)
LC) Low Battery Battery
Life
Battery Disposal
GlossaryofTerms Government Regulations Warning! Safety First
Installation Remote
Start
Capable Manual Transmission Vehicles Interference Upgrades and Batteries Water/Heat
Resistance
Limited lifetime consumer warranty
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battery that can only be serviced Due to transit and storage time prior to your purchase, the battery charge battery level and connect the battery charger if not fully charged_See
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Charging
1.
Responder
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the
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connector into the mini-USB port located on the side
remote control
text field will
the
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Internal Antenna
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Description
Used for transmitting
Status screen - the
icons for the System, Siren, Alarm zones, Remote Start
Remote Control.
Display
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CD
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Mini-USB Port
buttons (4) Used to perform arming, disarming, aUXiliary channel
menus
remote start commands
tion menus for programming, reports.
The
or
battery charger plugs into
lower
Temperature
confirmations, Page messages
portion
during
of
display - shows the Clock,
Remote Start, as well as
Car
Selection,
this
port.
and
programming
and
and
to request
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(ontrol
(enter
The
Status
LED
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Control Center, typically located
Control button
on
the
upper part
windshield sends and receives commands or messages
your system.
The The The to
perform the Emergency Override** operation.
It
consists of:
In-vehicle
Status
LED,
system
as
antenna, for 2
a visual indicator of the system's
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Remote start
The systemisArmed, the alarmisenabled.
The systemisLockedinValet, the alarmisdisabled.
The
The systemisUnlockedinValet, the alarmisdis-
is
disabled
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system
for all triggers; remoteispaged
active, the engineisrunning.
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channel activation
On
bypassed when arming
On
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the
vehicle interior temperature
during
during
during
during
during a Sensor Zone
during
Remote
Warn-away
Trunk
Fault
Fault
Start after performing
Zone
Report to indicate the
Report
the
Defogger
and
Full
Trigger message output
Full
Trigger output
Full
Trigger output
to
indicate a Sensorisactive and
and
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the
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Full
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to
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Full
Trigger output
to
indicate
to command
to command the
the
Hoodisopen and
the
system
system
programmed
programmed
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x
Bars
indicate battery levelisFull,
On
while
the
remote controlistransmitting a command
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1Mor Empty
On
while the remote controlisreceiving a message
On
with
OutofRange fault tone
receive a command confirmation
The
Pager on:
remote will
wake
to
indicate the remote failed
uptolisten for messages
to
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Text
field
The
Pager off:
The
remote will Vibrate when messages are received
The
remote will emit Beeps
received
Displays the Clock,
feature menus
On
after
the
On
after the
remote will not
Runtime,
Garage
Garage
Open
Closed * * message has been received,
wake
and
Temperature, message
uptolisten for messages
Tones
when messages are
** message has been received,
text
and
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icon not present until the
mote configuration menu.
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10
icon not present until
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Commands
Commands, Basic or Advanced, are used and
commands control the most often used security tures and
first by siren chirps and parking light flashes, and and feature confirmation
Advanced
are performed
while Advanced commands control more specialized features request reports. Confirmations for Basic or Advanced commands are indicated
beeps or tones on
Performing
and
command sections.
Confirmations
by
pressing one
the
is
found
Commands
to
activate
of
the
r'ommand
and
remote control. A description
in
the following Basic command and
system
buttons. Basic
remote start fea- "
then
by
features
Text,
of
Icons each
Perform Basic commands while text field displays vanced commands by first accessing one of the Function then pressing one of tion
in
the Direct Access level. Direct access
Levels
the
the
are available when the text field displays
by
pressing one
Clock, Temperature or Runtime. Perform Ad-
command buttons while within a level.
of
the command buttons
is
available while the
LEVEL
4.
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1.
2.
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field will display
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Command
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Direct Access
Arm/Lock (Panic)
Disarm/Unlock
Remote
Aux/Trunk
Advance Change Car
(3s),
Start
Level
Enter
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LEVEL
Silent
Silent
Runtime Reset
AUX
Temperature
Check
1
Arm
Disarm
1
Ix2
LEVEL
Sensor Bypass
Remote
Timer
AUX
Runtime Remaining
Valet
Start
2
Ix3
2
LEVEL
Sensor
Arm
Cor Finder
Smart
AUX
Alarm
Report
Silent
Start
3
3
Ix4
LEVEL
Full
Silent
Arm
Defogger
AUX4
4
programming (8s)
Fault
If, allow the
Condition
Alerts
when performing a command, a condition exists that does not
activation of an Alarm feature* or Remote Start feature **,
or ¥
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or
REMOTE
START
ERROR
text
and
a fault tone will
play.
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available
when
the
system
status
is
incorrect
upon receiving the command. (Example: Sensor bypass com-
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received when disarmed).
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in
the
following command descriptions
that address these faults or
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* * Remote Start feature not
available
when
the Remote Start status
is
incorrect upon receiving the
command
received
when
remote start
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release
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alarm arms, doors lock (if connected), chirps and parking lights flash once. to confirm the doors lock arm the alarm normally.
If
a trigger
To
Arm
Press
The alarm Arms (or Locks the siren
and
zone
and
and
the System Status Icons update.
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and
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and
1
the x
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is
detected the siren chirps once
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flashes the parking lights. The
and
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the siren
text
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and
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beeps
mode*is
mode
again
and
text
play
On,
to
the
and
siren tones play to confirm. Press the the output.
Disarm
Press
The and parking lights flash twice. The confirm doors unlock
More
curred.
and
alarm disarms, doors unlock (if connected), and the siren chirps
than 2 siren chirps
and
The
release
the system status icons update.IfValet
and
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and
text
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text
remote beeps indicate a trigger has oc-
replaced
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by
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text
tone play.
the Alarm report. * *
Dbutton to stop
and
beeps
mode*is
play
On,
to
the
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AUX!Trunk
Press
The onds.
Remote
Press
Activates (or if
parking lights or text and tones
The
Trunk
the
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and
opens
The
Start
and
engine
icon will
hold
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release
e
On,
turn
and
play
(if
connected) when
text
and
{:)
deactivates) the remote starter.
On
and
parking lights
to confirm, the Remote Start
display
tones
the
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turn
in
the status screen
play
this
to
Off
button
confirm.
and
is
text
thef
status
and
pressed for 2
The
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the text field will
engine
and
tones play,
1'_~III:,t;
icons update.
sec-
and
display the Runtime, Temperature or Start fails to activate,
while
***
the
parking lights flash to identify the reason. * * *
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Start
System
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Operations for details.
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and
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a fault tone
for details. I
play
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Press
and release
the
Silent
Press
The once.
icons update. Valet
may be received.
Silent
Press
The alarm disarms, doors unlock (if connected), and the parking lights
Arm
and
alarm arms, doors lock (if connectedL and the parking lights flash
The
release
f%~
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and release
rn
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mode
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text plays to confirm and the System Status
* or Trigger
Zone
Fault report* * messages
flash twice. Status
arm text.
AUX
Press
Activates (or if text and
icons update. The Alarm
1
and release e
On
The
tones or
in_m_f.~
On,
deactivates) the Aux 1 output.
Off
tones
text plays to confi
report*
play
* may replace the Silent
to confi
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and the System
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Runtime
Reset
Press
If will
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if
a
nd
more time
reset
set
to
display runtime.
release
is
the
text and tones play
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needed while remote start
runtime counter to the pre-programmed setting.
Note
Temp
Press
Request
a
nd
hold
the
f button
to
confirm.
is
active, runtime reset
The
text field will update
The
Requests
status
via
*
See
** See
the
vehicle's interior temperature and temporarily displays it
screen icon ! and text field.
Remote
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and
System
Features
Operations section for details.
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AdvnncecLCommands:_.lLa'leJ
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Sensor
Press
The
the Sensor bypass type. 2 flashes indicates sensor are firm. 3 flashes indicates sensor
bypassed./;; flash indicates sensor bypass to confirm
and
release
the
f button 2 times.
Bypass
and
parking lights flash each time this
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and
2 fault tone play to confirm. 1
is
1 fault tone
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received to indicate
Warn-away
play
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and 1
beep
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play
to confirm
Mode.
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and
the System Status icons update.
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and
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for
Activates (or if text and
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On,
tones or
deactivates) the Aux 2 output.
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tones
play
to confi
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Timer
Press
Start*
and release
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Activates (or if flash qUickly four times for
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firm
and
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the Remote start status icons update.
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or
deactivates) Timer Start. The parking lights
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Press
and release
the
f button 3
times.
Sensor
Press
The times. System
(or
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The seconds.
Silent
and release 0
alarm arms, doors lock,
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finder
and release
siren emits one long chirp and
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and Siren
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the
siren
text
and beeps play
icons update.
text and beeps play
chirps and parking lights
to
confirm and
the
parking lights flash for
to
confirm.
flash
The
3
the
10
parking light flashes stop if armed or disarmed while progress.
AUX
Press
Activates text and
3
and release 8
(orifOn,
On
tones or
deactivates)
Off
tones
the
play
Aux 3 output.
to
confirm.
The~)~("_f%gi
Car
Finder
is
in
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Smart
Start**
Press
Activates (or if
flash qUickly five times for
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firm and the
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and
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release
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or
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start
status
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and slowly five times for Off.
icons update.
The
text and beeps play
parking lights
to
The
con-
Press
Requests in
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and
a report of
the
text field.
Alarm
S~e
Advanced
hold
Features
the
The
f button
the
most recent triggers and temporarily displays
report clears when the ignition
for more details. i
Start
under
Remote
Start
Features
is
turned on.
for more details. I
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it
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AcbLanretLCommands:l1eYeL4l-------.-,
Press
Full
Press
The
and release
Silent
Arm*
and release
alarm arms, doors lock, and
flash 4 times.
the
and
AUX
Press
System
4
and release 8
the
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and Siren
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f button 4 times.
the
siren chirps and parking lights
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text and beeps
icons update.
LEVEL
ploy
to confirm
l.f
Activates (or if text a
nd
On
On,
deactivates)
tones or
Off
tones play
the
Defogger**
Press
Activates the vehicle Defogger circuit
is
Remote cuit will also automatically activate the
and release
activated.
Start
temperature
The
status
is
{:)
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icons update.
below
55°F.
text and beeps
For
Aux 4 output.
to
confi
(if
connected) while Remote Start
rm.
ploy
convenience,
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to
confirm and
the
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Operations of
set
in
are
the
the
Responder
configuration
LC
Main
and
Menu.
howitcommunicates messages
Navigating
Navigating performed using discuss
Button
Access
1.
To displayed
To
To
menu
Press
menus
menus
how
to
operation
access
scroll
exit
the menu
configuration:
items
and
and
the
access and configure
menus,
in
the
hold
options
and features, changing options, and exiting are
remote control buttons.
set
options, and to
text field,
lists
use
the
f button for 8 seconds,
in
the text
the
use
~
The
following instructions
the
settings.
perform
the f button.
fiel~se
or
()
the
buttons.
the
8&
actions that are
(~
remote will beep
buttons.
2.
3.
once,
Select text and beep after 3 seconds).
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the
...
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the
following process to
used
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is
that
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view
is
in
the
f button to display the
'isdisplayed.
Menu
throughout
the
80r
displayed
the
f button
its
options.
text field to
is
displayed.
has
been accessed and configuring can begin.
view
in
the text field.
the
configuration operation,
{:)
buttons to change
in
the
text field.
to
choose
Pressitwhen the desired feature or option
set
it as
(If
The
the
the
Car
the
2
is
on, ignore
Main
Main
following actions are com-
feature
new
setti
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Menu features, op-
the
feature or option
in
the
text
ng.
the
Car
item
field and
list,
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The of
the
following
remote control,
Main
Menu
list
of
features
-----_
is
available for configuration
..
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..
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Setup
Remote
Keypad
Options:""',"'ltJII'
When~ir.JII;,
mand when pressed. lock after a
unintentional operations. fault tone plays text field.
To
button.
field, a command can
menu:
Lock
the
buttons
20
second lapse between buttons presses
as
an alert followed by unlock instructions
unlock the buttons,
The
unlock tones play and ';f:,..,,;t£
do
When
If
press
now
not lock and always perform a com-
set
to._~,
a button
the
be performed.
f button followed
is
pressed when locked a
the
is
displayed
remote buttons
to
prevent
in
the
by
the
in
the
:8
text
Auto
After turning lock Unlocking authorized Directed Dealer.
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Options:;_:""",·:Glfi,f;'.;.
Paging messages.i_;X
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unlocking
the
the
keypad buttons
is
not desired
Mode
is
how
ignition off, a message
the
next command
the
Responder
••
this
> extends battery life by turning Paging
message can be turned off by an
LC
remote monitors your
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2009
to
the
remote will
is
performed.
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system's
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Off
after
72
hours if the remote control
is
not used during
this period. set from remote start or alarm trigger pages.
Note: is
performed but alarm trigger pages will not be received.
Page
Options:
There are several ways for
has
Just
press any button to
to
\;;11111
the
When
it wakes up every few seconds
system.
When
«,,..t
set
to
iWIIII$fi
responses are
Alert
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the
Responder
received a message from the
resume
it
does not
still
system.
system
received when a command
LC
monitoring.
to
listen for pages
wake
to
up
alert you when
When
to
receive
it
%1111',..,\
mote. Select r%_:J
each message. Select alert you with a gentle vibration, or select don't want to be interrupted.
The
text field can be ing remote start. interior Temperature, or the
field while
will alert
r;~_!j:J:
Remote
by
both emitting tones and vibrating the
to
be alerted
tt_t,;~
set
to display
Remote
Start
is
on.
and
~_
by
tones that are unique for
the
Responder
the
information you prefer dur­Start will be displayed
LC
t,RI.::_i$
Runtime,
l:l_:jj:
re-
will silently
when you
vehicle
in
the
text
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Runtime
Alert
Options:»8N,
The about the alert output
(ar
Options:
This
the remote can be
main unit will send a
to
expire.
Remote
2
OFf,
remote can control
••
t>,
the
Car2
••
When
Start Time-out message
is
emitted for the message.
ON I
select option
'
page
set
tOI)N1
HOME
two
set
to control 2 systems.
to
systems
is
not available.
alert you when the runtime
an alert
is
received.
independently.
is
generated when
When
When
When
The
•••
set
, option
).,..
tot.
I no
set
is
to
is
for pairing to a home security system.
Screen
opti0 ns: OfF I
The with a selected color during output when
colors.
Temp
Options:.,
Temperature can be displayed
Color
status
Unit
WHITEI1T
screen backlighting can
GIN,
VIOI.ET,AQUA
C
In
be
your choice
,RID
sIMI
set
I or
to
one
,GUIN,
will
of
illuminate
of
the
temperature
aWl
option
scales, Fahrenheit or Celsius.
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Buffon
Beep
opti0
When of
button presses.
System
Options:
Selects the type Entry to and for your system.
ns:
;i";":,..,
set to):Mt:, the remote will emit a
a button press.
Type
·:?tllC;;~'
which
main menu accordingly.
,Y.:'
,~':,.);::;.
When
of
system, namely; Security
the remote has been paired,
set
to
:,.~:,
This
has been pre-set
beeps are not emitted for
beep
or
and
as confirmation
Remote Keyless
adjusts the text
by
the factory
'n'
.'
,
.,
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o
:~
c:6~:
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Clock
options:
Set
:1.;_;%,1;.'"J
Review
Displays firmware version
Exit
Exits
Sensor
If
you feel your security
sensitive enough, it
and
returns to the main menu
Adiust:
system
is
highly recommended that you contact your au-
shock sensor
is
too sensitive
or
not
'a'
..
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.
thorized Directed for
optimized
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have the sensor adjusted
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Pair
Remote:
Remote Pair the
vehicle learn each others encrypted identification, securing their communication from intruders. Please note that your remote controls come pre-programmed from
Prepare
1. Open at least one
2.
3.
4.
the
Turn
Within the Control Center. Within
LED
system
is
a process where the Responder
the
vehicle
the
key
5 seconds
5 seconds,
will flash one time and
is
ready for remote pairing.
systemtobe
of
the vehicle's doors.
to
the
On
press
press
position.
and release 1 time the Control button on
factory.
Paired
and
the
with
hold
siren will chirp
the Control button.
a new
LC
and
remote
once
the
system
The
to
confirm the
in
status
5.
Note:
and the siren will chirp.
Prepare
1.
2. Perform
3.
4.
Release
If
pairing does not
the
Make
2 operation.
Pair Remote mode.
When
remote
Press
the remote will emit several tones to confirm successful pair-
the
Control button
new
sure
the
the remote beeps 3 times
is
and
remote
the remote control
steps
ready
to
hold
and
result
to
under Access menu items section to access the
pair.
the
eJ
within
be
Paired
button, the siren will chirp once
proceed below.
60
seconds, the
is
with
set
the
system
for the desired
and
fi_~f#
system
Car
is
displayed the
will exit
1or
Cor
and
ing.
menu.
Note:
mode
try
again.
28
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~~~'Il
in
case
will be displayed and
of
an unsuccessful pairing. Check the
is
displayed
and
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the
remote returns
the
remote will stay
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Demo
mode:
Demo stration tool to show friends or family. Running Demo mode shortens the battery life over time if used excessively
Mode
:i~._.fIfAf;~:::
status
the
~I
•••
status
the
%~{l;j'''I
status
the the battery charger
~1l_i_.·'g:
status
the
battery charger
plays a pre-selected
The
screen without beeps and tones then stop
t".}i:
screen with beeps and tones then stop
•••
screen without beeps
screen with beeps and tones
tj;J;r
The
The
The
is
remote vlill display a selection of icons on
remote will display a selection of icons on
remote will display a selection
is
disconnected.
remote will display a selection of icons on
disconnected.
group
and
of
animations
tones
in
an endless loop until
as
a demon-
of
icons on
in
on endless loop until
the
Note: Loop Silent and Loop Sound are not
appear nected.
Power
When power
_~.,{~
off
tones play,
To
turn
status
the also connected.
in
the Demo
Mode
menu unless
Off:
an extended period of non-operation
off will preserve
is
displayed.
the
the remote on,
screen icons refresh as
turns
itself on and begins charging when the battery charger
remote
the
battery charge.
The
Press
status
is
turned off.
and
the
screen icons clear
hold
power
the
the f button for 3 seconds,
on tones play.
available
battery charger
is
anticipated, turning
Press
the f button while
and will not
as
the
The
is
con-
the
power
remote
is
Exit:
To
return to normal operation,
played
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EXIT
is
dis-
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Normal
Arm
Protection
Status
that your vehicleJs security
Starter
starting
LED:
Kill:
The
Control Center Status
system
The Failsafe starter kill relay prevents the engine from
is
active.
LED
flashes as a visual indicator
Note
Sensor
pacts from major impacts to the vehicle exterior. the system to emit a flashing the parking lights for 3 seconds. example The
triggers:
by
a forcible entry attempt,
siren sounds
The
and
onboard
Warn-away
the parking lights flash for
shock sensor can distinguish minor
output
by Major
results
Minor
chirping the siren and
impacts caused for
in
a
30
impacts causes
Full
Trigger output.
seconds or longer.
im-
Both control.
Point
ger output, the siren to chirp 3 seconds before beginning the
This
case remote.
Sensor
Sensor
sages to the remote,
Warn-away
of entry
3 second
of
accidental trigger.
Silent
Warn-away
triggers:
while
Arm
and
opening
delay
Full
Opening
allows
protection
and
Sensor
while
Triggers send a message to the remote
the hood or trunk causes a
a Door
time to disarm
The
the parking light flash
or
turning on the Ignition causes the
Full
Trigger message
Full
Trigger activations
and
Full
Full
Trigger output.
silence the siren
is
still sent to the
and
only
siren outputs are
send
Trig-
in
mes-
defeated. Point siren,
30
and
send messages normally.
of
entry triggers will activate the parking light flash,
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Full
Silent
Arm
Protection
Sensor Warn-away, Sensor will only send messages si
ren
outputs defeated.
Sensor
When
10 text for displayed
Full
A
Full
and zone specific
Warn-away
the
remote receives a Sensor
beeps
Trigger
Trigger message generates a
(if
on)
30
seconds.
in
reports.
Messages
Messages
and
,;i~~_!¥~\
to
displays a sensor zone
Warn-away
Full
Trigger and Point of Entry activations
the
remotelwith parking light flash and
Warn-away
specific~._."':
messages cannot be reviewed or
Full
Trigger output of siren tones
text followed by an alert that consists
message
it
emits
of
1 long To
stop the output
command
Emergency
The mote
beep
per minute for
or
l
Press
Override
following procedure disarms
is
not available.
1.
2.
3. After a
Turn
Press
number of times
is
disarmed.
10
minutes.
and
the ignition
the control button on
few
alert,
the
f button.
Number
seconds the siren output ceases and the system
On.
(the
press
of presses _
default
a command button to perform a
the
system
the
is
when a programmed
Control Center the correct
1
press).
re-
Note
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Trigger
Zone
Fault
Report
When of
the
light center and are monitored correct (dome light normally.
The chirps
indicate
play zone specific text that identifies the faulty zones.
Alarm
armed by remote command the
alarm trigger zones. Faulty zones (usually caused by dome
delay
siren chirps once again a
as
Report
or open
LED
and remote,
turns
an audible alert,
the
zone number.
when
disarming
trunk)
to
protect
are bypassed and reported via
'vvhile
off)
the
The
all other trigger zones remain active
the
vehicle. Should a faulty zone self
it
becomes active and
few
control center
remote will emit a single fault tone and
system
seconds following
LED
runs
flashes
is
a
status
then
check
the
control
monitored
the
arming
in
groups to
The
disarmed via
center the groups of Zones).
identifying
most
parking lights flash 3 times, and the control center
recent alarm triggers (if any) are reported when
the
remote control, siren chirps, parking light and control
LED
flashes.
to
indicate
Theifi0
the
The
the
i
;%r_Wi
triggers.
siren chirps 4 times (or 5 times if
last two zones that were triggered
wc
text
is
replaced
by!!~".111_;!
the
NPC
LED
alarm
On
flashes
(see
and text
is
*),
in
Table
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Prevention
(NPC)
for more details.
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Trunk
2 Shock Sensor
3 4 5 Ignition
6
Alarm
The
ing on will display text to identify hicle identify the
Report
Alarm Report displays the two most recent alarm triggers depend-
the
was
when
system state when requested.
last driven.
two
requested
When
most recent triggers since
r
i Note
:
Door
Sensor 2
Hood
When
the
two most recent triggers since the
armed, the report will display text to
the
disarmed, the report
system
was
armed.
ve-
Nuisance
NPC
bypasses them until corrected. is
left open following a forced entry,
again
Bypassed sensors automatically vehicle bypassed sensors.
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Prevention
monitors all alarm zones and, if
only after being closed.
is
driven. Disarming
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If
then
any
a point
it
is
reset
re-arming
are triggered excessively,
of
entry
bypassed.
after one hour and after the
the
(trunk,
It
alarm does not reset
hood, door)
becomes active
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Pit
Stop
To
exit vehicle with engine running
Mode
The or convenience store.
3. Turn the key to off, and remove it from the ignition, the engine
4.
I-
I
I
'-----
1.
2.
Note
system
With foot brake. Press
~_ilflll~.Iiil{
continues running for the programmed runtime.
Exit the vehicle
keeps the engine running during short trips into the house
To
perform
the engine running! set
the
(:)
button, the parking lights will
message
and
arm
Pit
Stop:
the
parking brake
wiIIplay
the alarm.
on the remote control.
and
turn
release the
on
and
the
Key
Takeover
When
The driven.
1.
2. Insert the
3. The parking lights
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you
are
ready
system
Disarm the system and enter the vehicle, brake.
brake, the remote start then
keeps the engine running until the vehicle
To
perform Key Takeover:
key,
to drive
turn it to the
turn
off to indicate remote start
run
turns
position,
off.
do
and
is
ready to be
not step on
then step on the foot
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and
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then after a
message.
few
seconds the remote plays
the_.1:"~0"
4.
Remote
Remote start safe-lock makes sure the doors are locked while the
gine
is
Disabling
Remote start can be disabled position.Ifremote startisattempted while (See back
The vehicle
Start
is
running and after, even if they are unlocked when remote start
activated. Door locks may require additional parts and labor.
Remote
Remote
to the
On
is
ready to drive.
Safe-lock
Start
by
moving the Toggle Switch to the
Off,
Start
Error
position to resume normal operation.
under
Remote
Start
the engine will not start.
Features)
move the switch
en-
Off
Advanced
The cally start the engine to maintain battery charge or combat extreme cold when parked for an extended period
Advanced
Precautions for the Advanced Start features:
Park and
Arm and doors are locked.
Only time. For
Start
start features Timer Start
the
vehicle
doors that lead into inhabited spaces.
Lock
one Advanced start feature can be enabled at
manual transmission vehicles MTS mode
in
a well ventilated area
the vehicle, the engine will not start
and
Smart Start will automati-
of
time.
away
must
from
windows
unless
any
be enabled
the
given
beforeTimer
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Timer
Start
operation
Activation begins a countdown timer fault 3 hours).
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Remote messageissent
This
Timer Start
Smart
Smart Start and battery level the perature and battery level
start runtime expires the engine
will repeat as many times as
is
Start
uses
countdown timer.
When
~.J
exited after the final start.
message
to
the remote control and
the timer expires
is
sent
set
operation
the settings for Timer Start
to
automatically start
When
the timer expires the vehicle interior
is
checked and, if the Temperature
to
by
as
set
by
the installer (de-
the
engine
the
remote control.
shuts
the
off,
the
the
countdown timer restarts.
the installer (default 6 starts).
in
addition
engine. Activation begins
starts
_111-..
to
temperature
and the
When
is
above
the
tem-
lOaF,
start and the controls. the countdown timer restarts. Smart Start
below
When
f_.~1I1
OF,
or
__
the Remote start runtime expires
the battery level
.-Ml
message
..
? message will be sent to
is
sent to
is
/Note
I
Temperature
During Remote start the vehicle interior perature changes.
Reporting
If
a change
in
temperature
is
below
the
exited after the final start.
is
checked regularly for
1O.5v, the engine will
the
the
engine
remote control
is
detected
this
remote
shuts
and
report
off,
the
tem-
will be this
information
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sent
report
to
the remote for display. Each time the remote receives
it
will beep, update, and display
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ng the Temperature
Gauge
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Remote
During remote start a message at one minute before with tones as an alert to reset the runtime if desired.
Manual
When that properly
t
t
sar e engine on on alert.
1.
Start
Transmission
installed into a manual transmission vehicle,
the
MTS mode
set
th
With
TIme-out
or
is
defeated after being properly
. d
the engine running, set the parking brake and leave the
Alert
the
engine
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as
2.
3.
4.
engine running.
engine running aher arming) open the driver door.
Release release
there Within
button on the remote, after
Timer
or send the Timer screen). The
parking lights flash 5 times to confirm MTS mode enable
the
remote start activates
text and beeps ploy to confi
the foot broke (if pressed during Step 1Lor
the foot broke anytime.
is
no time limit to perform
20
seconds
Mode,
For
Pit
Stop or Turbo Timer mode
As
long as
this
step.
of
foot brake release,
20
seconds
press the optional dash mounted activation button
Mode
command from
the
ignition outputs.
rm.
returnto
the
engine
press
the
Advanced Start menu
The;
any command
Step 2
.....
(to
leave the
press
is
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running
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and
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6.
Exit
the
veh
icle,
close
aIIthe doors a
nd
arm the
system.
7.
Turbo
The can be activated by remote control or optional dash mounted activa­tion button.
1.
2.
3.
The
engine
message plays to confi
the
engine continues to
Timer
system
With
Press
Timer The
tion outputs.
keeps
the
the
Mode
parking lights
turns
off
and
Mode
the
engine running for the
engine running,
optional dash mounted activation button or perform
command.
turn
The
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after a few seconds,
rm.
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the
run.
set
on and
door
the parking brake.
the
remote start activates the igni-
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opened
Turbo
.Bi
inStep
Timer runtime and
3
then
the
firm.
4.
5.
6.
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remains running.
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and
. .
the
vehicle,
engine
remove
runs
the
key from the ignition switch, the engine
close
for the Turbo
all
the
doors and arm the
Mode
runtime.
system.
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Remote
For
user safety, the system
Start
Error
must
be properly configured or remote start
will not activate. Refer to the table
below
for the screens
light flashes that will identify the configuration issue
5
6 7
8
None
Brake on Hood After performing Remote Start
command - MTS not enabled
After performing Timer Start or
Smart Start command Toggle Switch Alarmistriggered
open
off
Release foot brake Close hood Enable
Check all Solutions
Turn Disarm or reset alarm
MTS
switch on
and
mode
and
parking
resolution.
*
Refers
to the number
of
parking light flashes.
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Possive
Arming*
Park
ing
seconds the siren itself.
open the trunk to load or unload items and, after closing passive arm-
Ing
door
locks the doors.
Auto
Auto re-arm ensures the vehicle stays protected ifitis
and
countdown
Anytime before
resu
To
exit
the
begins.
mes. stay secure
is
not opened within
Re-orming*
vehicle, after the doors are closed the
The
led
then
the
in
flashes
chirps once. At
system
case of occidental disarming
30
arms you can re-enter
seconds the
qUickly and upon reaching 20
30
seconds the
the
system
re-arms
not entered aher
Passive
system
the
vehicle or
system,
itself and
arm-
arms
if a
disarming automatically
30
seconds.
disarm
Onetime
Turn
chirps once to confirm one-time bypass One-time bypass can be used to temporarily bypass
ing operation for one cycle. auxiliary channel outputs programmed to activate when arming. After the next disarm all operations return to normal.
the ignition
by
remote control. After disarming
re-arms
Open
by
remote.
Byposs*
itself (and locks the doors if programmed on)
any point of entry to stop the
On
for one to three seconds
is
It
also bypasses the comfort closure and
by
and
enabled.
remote,
re-arm
then Off.
until the next
the
the
The
Passive
alarm
in
siren
arm-
I:
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These
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be
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Valet
Mode
Valet mode can command or manually using the vehicle key and the control button. When
nience features still operate normally. Arm
I~_~~
Use the following steps to manually enter
1.
2. Immediately press and release the control button once
3.
entered, the alarm functions are defeated
and
Turn
The exiting.
Disarm commands lock and unlock the doors
text and beeps play
the ignition switch
control center
be
entered and exited
to
On
LED
turns
by
confi
and then
On
rm.
when entering and
performing the Remote Valet
and
Off
while
exit Valet
the conve-
while
Mode:
Off
the
when
Power
To
its flashing
will
Rapid
If
power resume the state it was is
reconnected.
Automatic
The system sends a silent message to all remote controls after any
Save
reduce
output if the vehicle
turn
power
is
reduced after
off 1 hour and will
consumption
Resume
is
ever disconnected by a mechanic or thief, the
Remote
Updates
the
control center status
is
parked for an extended period.IfArmed the
24
hours.
reset
in
at the time
When
each time the ignition
of
Valet mode
disconnection, when
LED
is is
modifies
On
the
turned off.
system
power
LED
will
major action has occurred. updates the status screen icons. review the
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status
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by
accessing the
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This
remote receives
way
all
users
status
this
are
able
screen.
message
to quickly
it
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OutofRange
Each time a command mand confirmation from received the out-of-range icon (
is
performed the remote will expect a com-
the
system.
If
a command confirmation
~
) and a fault tone will
alert.
No
Remote
Occasionally generate a command confirmation output This
indicates that
Output
when a command
the
system
is
performed the remote may not
or
Out
of
Range output.
received the command but
incomplete command (e.g. Aux button pressed too short
the
trunk release) or it was an illegal message (e.g. was mal functions
corrupted
due
of
the
to
local
system
RF
interference). These are temporary nor-
and remote, perform the command
the
is
playas
it
was an
to
activate
command
again
not
an
within
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seconds
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and solution
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to
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this.
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upon
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normal operation.
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a generic one which varies
the
command used:
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Only
Defroster control.
available available available
available
when Remote StartisOn when when Remote StartisOn.
when configured for
systemisarmed
in
cause
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LED
Level
Button
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Finder
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3
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Start
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Full
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Using
the1way
companion
remote
The
shown Responder
to
scribed
Accessing
Similar when a command button Commands
els, f
LED the desired command button while
companion 1
in
the
previous table, but without
LC
remote. Siren chirps and parking light flashes are used
indicate that a command
in
the
Basic
way
and Advanced command sections.
remote commands
Commands
to
x4
flashes
the Responder
press
in
the
in
the
table for example implies pressing f 4 times.
groups for a few seconds to indicate
LC
f button 1
has
been received and activated
remote, Basic commands are performed
is
pressed directly.
to
4 times
the
the
system
the
message display
To
perform Advanced
to
access function
LEDisflashing
features as
the
level.
to
perform the
of
as
de-
lev-
The
Press
the
command.
Buffon
When
lapses between button presses.
fault tone
by
Car
Car
gramming section
3 seconds. indicate
Auto
On,
the
0 button,
Select
2
must
the
lock
the remote control buttons lock if more than
is
emitted.
first be turned
The
selected
To
unlock
the
buttons unlock and tones play to confirm.
On
below
remote flashes
Car
to
turn
is
1 or 2, release
If
the
(See
on).
the
a button
buttons;
Remote
Press
LED
20
seconds
is
pressed when locked, a
press
and
and beeps once or twice
the f button followed
Features
hold
the
button for
menu
the f button for
under
Car
Select
Pro-
to
or continue
Release
beeps continue to perform mand can be performed
44
to
hold
the f button,
for programming.
then
Car
by
press
Select.
pressing one of
and release while
Once
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Programming
To
enter;
hold
the f button for 8 seconds, the remote emits
one
long beep accessed.
To
1 short
off
and
exit;
when
press
and
Sensor
The Bbutton
alarm triggers, it
dealer
Remote Press
turns the
and
1 long
programming
LED
on, the
programming
release the f button to
beep
is
is
exited.
emitted for
Adjust
is
used for sensor adjustment, to
is
recommenced that an authorized Directed
perform all sensor adjustments.
Features
and
release the
menu
:[)
button, 2
go
each
LED
main menu has been
back
step
flashes
and
back,
avoid
and
repeat to exit.
the
LED
unintended
beeps
turns
indi­cate the remote features menu buttons beeps
Autolock feature:
Remote Beeps:
Remote Press
is
ready
Per
of
this gUide,
be
indicated
and
Car
flashes turns the feature off.
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the
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to
program
the instruction
following
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with
below,1beep
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LED
to the system.
in
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a new
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flashes
step 4
remote.
is
accessed
and
flash turns the feature
and
Bto turn on/off.
to turn onloff
to turn on/off.
and
Pair
of
Press
beeps indicates the remote
under the
Prepare
and
Main
the
hold
can
be
set.
Menu section
vehicle
the
~stem
LJ
Press
on,
to
button,
2
the siren emits
learned.
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Baftery
Information
(l-Way)
The1way
battery normal
Battery
G)
(PN
use.
Replacement
RearView
~
11-W"'V)
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=
Battery
Cover
companion remote
is
powered
by
one 3V coin cell lithium
CR-2032) that will last approximately one year under
1.
CD
11-lA!Ifllvl
Battery
Clip
Slide plying equal pressure at bottom
cates from
2. Gently pry up on
move
the
battery cover up
(the
the
the
arrow
on
the
direction), remove
remote control housing.
the
it
from
the
holder. Insert a
by
its
top and
cover indi-
the
cover
battery to
ap-
re-
new
clip with
the
mote control
positive
is
now
(+1
side up. Replace
ready for
battery into
use.
the
holder and under the
the
battery cover.
The
re-
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Controlling two vehicles
The
in
This
vehicle that has more than one driver. See Owner Recognition follow-
ing for details.
Owner
The disarming and
preferences. remote button auto unlocking, alarm output duration can all be custom
set
Responder
two
different vehicles saving the need for multiple remote controls.
feature also allows for customized
recognition
system
for each remote
LC
and 1
can be configured
change
Memory
user
(Car
way
selected features to match the remote
seat adjustment, siren chirps, passive arming,
at the time
Select)
companion remote can control systems
system
to
recognize the remote used when
of
installation.
configurations on each
users
Comfort closure
Comfort Closure emulates turning the key ing
the
lock button
the
windows
nience feature.
Alarm output duration
The seconds at
Arming and
The ured for those that prefer a customsilent ala
length of time the siren sounds can be adjusted from 1 to 1
system
and sunroof on vehicles with
the
Warn-away
Arm, Disarm and Sensor
time
of
an
OEM
of
installation.
keyless entry.Itwill automatically close
chirp control
Warn-away
in
the
door
this
type
chirps can be config-
rm
operation.
cylinder or hold-
of
OEM
conve-
80
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Driver
door
priority
unlocking
The
door unlocking operation can be configured
style of driver priority unlocking for
Auxiliary
The
Auxiliary Channel outputs of
convenience features found
performed
Channels
this
in
today's vehicles.
to
activate a convenience feature
plays text that matches the feature.
any of
the
below
Trunk
release Widows Left
Sliding door
listed features are compatible with your vehicle.
open/close
open/close
added
system
The
to
emulate
an
security during disarming.
can activate many of
system
Once
the
installer can clarify if
a command
Responder
LC
OEM
the
is
dis-
Sunroof
Audio
Right Rear
Sliding door
Hatch
open/close
system
Headlights
open/close
open/close
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The
Responder
LC
remote control
is
powered
by an internal recharge­able battery that can be serviced Electronics dealer.
The
information and precautions
only
through an authorized Directed
help maximize your battery's life and usage
sponder The
battery information for
be found
LC
remote control with many years
the1way
in
the I-way Companion
of
companion remote control can
Remote
manual.
in
this
section can
in
providing your
Re-
trouble free operation.
Control
section
of
this
low
After a command
Battery
is panion remote controls check their battery level and, when the level requires attention, will begin generating alerts.
they will continue to command the
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way
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be charged at may occur.
the
earliest opportunity or failure to control
the
system
Low
When siren will emit one additional chirp as an alert. are programmed off, when disarming. After performing a command, beeps play on to
r-'~--'---'
I
Battery
disarmina the
be charged.
Alerts
\-I
the
Responder
system
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the
system
usinq a remote with a
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will
LC
remote to indicate
still
emit one chirp
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confirmation chirps
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the
battery the
as
and several
battery needs
an
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alert
Battery
The of the most unique remote controls on the market today, including perior long range communication with the system. settings provide for excellent battery charge duration. However, to maximize
will help:
Life
Responder
this
Turn vehicle Turn sages with Paging off
remote will not receive trigger messages from
the remote
Paging off:
LC
remote control has many features that makeitone
duration between charges, the following suggestions
Off:
the
remote can be turned off
The
When
remote will not
in
not
in
the
Setup Remote menu. Caution!
use
and/or
in
the
wake
The
out
Main
up to check for
default feature
of
range
menu.
the
system.
of
mes-
The
su-
the
50
Turn
Remote menu.
Beeps off:
The
The
Button
command beeps still
beeps can be turned off
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owner/sender
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to
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the battery, please
about
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in
accordance
If
with your municipal requirements for battery disposal or turn
to
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and
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Control
Module
I
he
"brain"
of
your system. Usually hidden underneath
the
Responder Remote Control)
Companion (l-way troll
Control Center
Status
LC
Remote Con-
LED
(2-way
Remote
dash area monitors your vehicle and controls tions.
A hand-held, remote control which operates the various tions
of
the system. A hand-held, remote control which operates the various func-
of
tions
The
control center contains the tenna, the control button, remote-control range, the control center the
topofthe Windshield, centered near the rear-view mirror.
A light used to indicate
your
your
of
the
system
system
vehicle.Ithouses
and receives messages
but does not provide message display
and
the
status
the
microprocessor which
all
of
system's
the
Status
is
of
your system.Itis
I
the
system's
and
pages from
radio-frequency an-
LED.
For
maximum
usually located at
func-
func-
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located
Control Button
on your A small
Itisused to override (disarm) the alarm when a remoteisnot
available or to enter or exit Valet
system's
push
Control Center.
button located on your system's control center.
Mode.
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This
device complies with
Part
15
of FCC
rules.
Operationissubject to
the
fol­lowing (2)
This
two
conditions: (1)
device
must
This
device may not cause harmful interference, and
accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesirable operation.
This
equipment has been tested and found
to
Part
15
digital device, pursuant to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
installation.
ergyand,
This
if
equipment generates and can radiate radio frequency
not installed and used may cause harmful interference no
guarantee that interference will not occur
of
in
to
radio communications. However, there
equipment does cause harmful interference determined try
to
correct
by
the
turning
the
equipment
OFF
interference by one or more of
to
comply with
the
FCC
Rules.
accordance with
in
a particular installation.Ifthis
to
radio or television, which can be
and
ON,
the
following measures:
These limits are designed
the
the
limits for a class B
in
a residential
the
instruction manual,
userisencouraged
en-
is
to
the
• Reorient or relocate
• Increase the separation between
• Connect
the
receiverisconnected.
the
equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
receiving antenna.
the
equipment and receiver.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio /
Remote
To
satisfy FCC
used
tenna
body, except for
deviceisdesigned
rations
Controls
RF
exposure compliance requirements,
in
hand-held, hand operated configurations only.
must
maintain a separation distance of
the
hand and wrists,
to
be used
do
not support normal transmissions while
in
to
satisfy
a person's hands and
20
TV
technician for help.
this
device should be
The
device and
cm
or more from
RF
exposure compliance.
its
operating configu-
it
is
carried
in
its
the
person/s
This
pockets or
an-
holsters next
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a person's body.
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Control Center
To
satisfy FCC
RF
exposure compliance requirements, the device
and
its
an­tenna body, except for the hand and wrists, to satisfy
This
RSS in
must
maintain a separation distance
device complies with the Industry
210.
other words,
Its
use
is
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Canada
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not be used ifitis
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t Please read the safety warnings
below
before proceeding. Improper
~
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be
dangerous or illegal.
Installation
Due to the complexity of performed by an authorized Directed dealer.Ifyou have
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Start
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leave your
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Before remote starting a manual transmission vehicle, be
sure
to:
Leave the vehicle behind
Only Have
WARNING!
the
vehicle.
remote start on a flat surface
the parking brake fully
It
is
the
in
neutral
responsibility
and
be
engaged
of
the
gency brake properly functions. Failure to
property brake
damage.
system
We
inspected
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and
adjusted
by
ally.
Use
of
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productina manner contrary to
result
in
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personal injury, or death.
sure no one
owner
do
so can result
owner
have the parking / emergency
to ensure
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in
personal injury or
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The
Bitwriler®
Ipln
998U)
requires
chip
version
2.7
or
newer10program
this
unit
Shutdown
Mode
Runtime
expired
Over-rev shutdown
Low ornoRPM Transmiller
shutdown (or optional
push
bullonl
l+l
Broke shutdown
I·)
Hood
shutdown
Timer
mode/Turbo mode/fv\onuol
mex::le
error *
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input limed out
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Long
Term
Event
History
Parking
light
Flashes
5 flashes Broke wireisactive
6 flashes Hood pin wire
is
active
7
Hashes
iV\onuollronsmission
mex::leisenabled
and
not initialized.
8 flashes Neutral safety wire
hasnoground or
the
neutral sofety
swilch
is
Off.
Timer
mode error: Ignitionison or shutdown inputisactive when activoting timer mode. Turbo
mode error:
Turbo
modeisprogrammed off, engineisnot on or
shut-
down
inputisactive.
i'v'Ionual
mode error: MTS mode not enabled.
Alarm was triggered during remote start sequence
The
system
stores
the
lastlwo
fuiliriggers
in
memory.
These
are not ero.soble. Each
time
the
unit
sees
a
full
trigger,
the
older
of
the
two
triggel"sinmemoryisreplaced
by
the
new trigger.
To
access long
term
evenl hislory:
Note:
The
Warn
Away
triggers are nol stored to memory and
is
nol reported.
Startup Diagnostics:Ifthe
vehicle failsroactivate
the
remore
start,
the
remote
start
roodule will notify you via your Responder LC3 remote control and will
flash
the
park-
ing
lightsonthe
vehicletonotify
you
of whot caused
the
no-start
situation.
I.
With
Ihe
ignition
Off,
press and hold
the
Conlrol bullon Ion Cootrol Cenlel"l.
2.
Tum
the
ignition
On
3.
Release
!he
Control
oollon.
4.
Within
5 seconds,
press
and
release
the
Control
bul1oo.
The
slotus
LED
flashes
in
groups indicating
the
losl
two
zones lhot Iriggered
the
unit
for I minule or
until
the
ignitionisturned
off.
Refer10table of zones (overleaf on
page
2).
Remote
Start
Shutdown/Startup..llioll'gn"'o
...
sti
....
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To
perform shutdown diagnostics:
1.
With
the
ignition
Off,
press
and
hold
the
Control button
ton
Control Center).
2.
Tum
the
igniliooOnand
then
oock
Off
while holding
the
Control button.
3. Release
the
Control bullon.
4.
Press
and release
the
Control button.
The
status
LED
flashes
to report
the
last
shutdown
for
one
minute01until
the
ignitionisturned
on,asshown
in
the
follOWing table:
Slctus
lED
Flashes
I
flash
2
flashes
3
flashes
4
flashes
5
flashes
6
flashes
7 flashes
8 flashes
9 flashes
10
flashes
II
flashes
Initializing
Virtual
Tach
(not
needed
with
hordwire
tach
inputs)
Virtual
Tach
handles disengaging
the
starter
motor during remote starting -itdoes
not
address
over-rev.Ifthe
customer
wontstohave
the
over"rev protection capability,
the
tach wire
mustbeconnected
To
program Virtual
Tach:
1.
Mel" Ihe inskllliscomplete, remote start
the
engine.
The
programming
op-
emlion may require 3 cranks of
the
starter befOle
the
engine
slorts
and
runs.
Do
nol
turn
off
fhe
remote
startifthis
happens, ilisa normal programming
operation.
2.
Once
the
engine begins running, let il
run
for
otleost
30 seconds.
3. Using
the
Remote,
send
the
Remote
starl command to
turn
remale
start
off.
Virtual
Tachisprogrammed.
To
reset
Virtual
Tach,gointo
the
Remote
Pairing section of
this
gUide and press/re-
lease
the
Control button 4
times
for
step
#4,
then
press and hold
the
Control bullon
to
resel
Virtual
Tach.
Virtual
Tach
cannotbereset
with
the
Bilwriter.
Learning
the
Tach
(not
needed
with
Virtual
Tach)
Adjusting
the
Sensor
To
learn the
loch
signal:
I.
Start
'he
veh;c1e
wHh
lIle
key.
2.
Within 5 seconds, press and
hold
the
Control button.
3.
Mer
3 seconds
the
status
LEDonyour Cootrol Center lights constant when
the
loch signalislearned.
4.
Release
the
Control bullon.
Note: Virtual
Tach
cannotbeusedinMTS Manual
Transmission
iVIode.Itis
also not
recommended for diesel
trucks.
SlO'''LED-~
c:J
Important!
The
vehicle
system
must
be di.sormed and
the
vehicle doors,
hood,
and
trunk
should remain clased and ignitioo off or
the
unit will exit adiusl mode prema-
turely.
Adiusting
the
sensor:
1.
Press
and
hold
the
f button far 8 seconds,
the
remote will
emit
1long beep
and
MAIN
MENU
will appear
in
the
Text
Display.
(If
Cor 2ison, ignore
the
Car
Selec'
beep
oher3secondsl.
2.
Release
the
f button.
The
remote enters
the
fv'\oin
Menu and
SETUP
REMOTE
appearsinthe
display.
3.
Press
and
release
the
{:')
button. SENSOR
ADJUST
appearsinthe
display.
4.
Press
and hold
the
f button
for
1 second.
The
system
will emit 1long
siren
chirp whenitenters
adjust mode.
The
remote will beep 3
times
and current
setting will appearinthe
displ~
5.
Press
and release
the
{:')
oreJbuttons to adjust
the
setting
up/down
then
press
the
f button
to
send
the
setting to
the
system.
6.
Aher
each adjustment,
the
sensor
sensitivity canbetestedbycautiously impact-
ing
the
vehicle with increasing intensity.
When
the
siren
chirps,
the
test
impact
has
reached
the
level reqUired to fully trigger
the
alarm.
7.
Repeat
steps
5 & 6
until
the
sensitivityissatisfactory.
Sensor adjust willbeexited
by:
Pressing
the~or • button anytime.
Allowing more than30seconds between
steps
4, 5, 6.
To
exit the shock sensor adjustment mode
from
the control module:
Open
on entry point or turn on
the
ignition,
the
conrrol module
emits
one long chirp
exiling odjustment
mode.
Important: Aher successfully learning Virtual
Tach,asmall
minority of
ve-
hicle
starters
may over cronk or under cronk during remote
start.
The
Bit·
writer canbeused
fine
tune
the
starter
outpultimein50mS increments
to
compensate
for
suchanoccurrence
Installation
Points
Enhanced
Tach
Filtering
AdditionofAux.dfor
a lotal
of
5 Channel Outputs
New
18 pin Harness
Improved current capable
Aux&OEM
Alarm Outputs
Enhanced Temperature Reading
New
Features
Hl/Z
RED
(+)12VDC
CONSTANT
INPUT
H1/1
REOfWHITE
(-)
200mA
AUX/TRUNK
OUTPUT
HI/5
BLACK
(.)
CHASSIS
GROUND
"1/1
BLACKjWHITE
(0)
200mA
DOME
LIGHT
SUPERVISION
OUTPUT
Ht/4
WHITE/BROWN
PARKING
LIGHT
ISOLATION
WIRE-PIN
87a
of
onboard
relay
Htfl
BROWN
(+)
SIREN
OUTPUT
11/7
BLUE
(-)
TRUNK
PIN/
INSTANT
TRIGGER
INPUT
(N/CORN/O)
111/1
VIOLET
(+)
DOOR
TRIGGER
INPUT
HS/I
GREEN
(-)
DOOR
TRIGGER
INPUT
(N/CORN/O)
"1/tO
WHITE/BLUE
(-)
REMOTE
START/
TURBO
TIMER
ACTIVATION
INPUT
Quick Reference Install Guide
Security
and
Remote Start
Responder lC3
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10
' a 7
':11
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Start,
(HJ)
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(+)
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IIJ/2
REDfWHITE
(87)
FLEX
RELAY
INPUT
(30A
fUSED)
IIJ/2
ORANGE
(+)
ACCESSORY
OUTPUT
lIJ/4
VIOLET
(+)
STARTER
OUTPUT
(CAR
SIDEOFTHE
STARTER
KILL)
1IJ/5
GREEN
(+)
STARTER
INPUT
(KEY
SIDEOFTHE
STARTER
KILL)
lIJ/'
REO
IGNmON1INPUT
(30A
FUSED)
lIJ/1
PINK/WHITE
(30)
FLEX
RELAY
OUTPUT
lIJIf
PINK/BLACK
(87it)
flEX
RELAY
INPUT
10/9
REO/BLACK
ACCESSORY/STARTER
RELAY
INPUT
(30A
FUSED)
HI/IO
NC
No
Connection
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DISARM
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200mA
STATUS
OUTPUT
H2f2
ORANGE/BLACK
(-)
200mA
AUX4OUTPUT
H2/11
PINKfWHITE
(-)
200mA
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RELAY
CONTROL
OUTPUT
H2/3
GREENfWHITE
(-)
200mA
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ALARM
ARM
OUTPUT
H2/12 •
ORANGE
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200mA
ACCESSORY
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H2f4
VIOLET/BLACK
(-)
200mA
AUX2OUTPUT
H2/13
PURPLE
(-)
200mA
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OUTPUT
H2f5
WHITE/BLACK
(-)
200mA
AUX3OUTPUT
H2/14
PINK
(0)
200mA
IGNITION1OUTPUT
H2f'
WHITEfVIOLET
(-)
200mA
AUX1OUTPUT
H2l15
GREY
(.)
HOOO
PIN
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(NfCORNfO)
H2f1
GREY/BLACK
(-)
DIESEL
WAITTOSTART
INPUT
H2/14
BLUEjWHITE
(-)
200mA
2ND
STATUS
/REAR
DEFOGGER
OUTPUT
H2/'
BROWN/BLACK
(-)
200mA
HORN
HONK
OUTPUT
H2/11
BROWN
(+)
BRAKE
SHUTDOWN
INPUT
H2ft
VIOLET/WHITE
TACHOMETER
INPUT
H2/14
BLACKjWHITE
(0)
NEUTRAL
SAFETY
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H117Blue
wire
H2/15
Grey wire
Trunk
Pin
6 Hood
Pin
Instant trigger: a heavier impact On board
shock
sensor
detectedbythe
anboard
shock
sensor
Door
switch
trigger
Hl/8
GreenorHl/6
Violet
wire
Instant
trigger:
For
optional
sensors
Optional
MUX
port
Ignition
trigger
H3/1
Pink
wire
Note:
See
Owner's guide
for
more details
Remote
Pairing
1
Press
and hold
the
f button
for
8 seconds
until
the
main
menu
appears.
2.
Press
and release
the
{:)
button
untilIRemote
PairItextisdisplayed,
3.
Press
and release
the
f button
until
CE9l!J
textisdisplayed,
4.
Press
and hold
the'"
button
until
tones are played on
the
LC3
remote.
5.
Successful
or Failed
Pair:
The
LC3
remote control indicates a
successful
or
foiled pairingonthe
display.
Note: Please
see
installation gUide for pairing with
the
l-way
companion remote
Note:Ifno remote pairing
results,
the
system
will exit after60seconds.
Ia.hI.ulf
Zones
A zoneisrepresented by the numberofstotus
LED
floshes
usedbythe
system
to identify 0 porticulor typeofinput.
Prepare the vehicle
system
tobePaired with a
new
remote 1 Open a door 2
Turn
the
keytotheONposition
3.
Within 5 seconds press and release
the
Control bullononthe
system's
Control Center one time. Within 5 seconds.
press
and hold
the
Control buttononthe
Control Center.
The
status
LED
will
flash
one
time
and
the
siren
will chirp oncetoconfirm
the
systemisready
for
remote pairing
5. Release
the
Control
button
and proceed below.
Prepare the new remote tobePaired with the
system
Make
sure
the
LC3
remoteisset
for
the
desired
Cor
1 (Default) or Cor 2 opera-
tion
Menu3-Remote
start
Menu2-Convenience
Options:
OFF,
·20° to
7(J'
in
10°
increments
Options:
112/3/4
1024in
2
hoor
incremenlS
Options:
OfF,
40°to1300in
1(J'
increments
Options:
1/213/4
1024(Stortslinincremenlsof2
OptionS:
OFF,
qv to 125Vin05V
increments
Feature
Menus
Default settings oreinbold type.
New
features
ore bold with grey oockground
Menu1-Security
To
access
another feature in the same menu:
1
Press
and release
the
Control button
the
numberoftimes
necessary to advance
from
the
feature yau
just
programmed to
the
next one you wonttoprogram
Then
press
the
Control button once more and hold
it,
To
select another menu:
1
Press
and hold
the
Control button.
2 After 3 seconds,
the
unit advances to
the
next
menu
and
the
siren
chirps,
indi-
cating which
menu
has
been acces5ed
Once a featureisprogrammed:
• Other features can be programmed within
the
same
menu
Another
menu
canbeselected
The
learn routine canbeexited if programmingiscomplete
For
features with only two options;
'"
=option I
while.
=option 2
For
leatures with more than
two
options;'"selects
the
optionsinascending
order,
while.
selects
themindescending order
Note:
Pressing
~~:)
button
resets
the
feature to
the
factory default
Open a
door.
Turn the ignition
on,
then
off
Select a
Menu.
Press
and
hold
the Control button. The
numberofsiren chirps
indicates the menu number. 1
chirp
indicates menu1,2 chirps - menu 2
and
3
chirps
for
menu
3
4.
When
the
desired
menu
chirps ore heard. release
the
Conlrol button.
S Select a Feature. Press
and
release the Control button the numberoftimes
corresponding10the
feature
you
wish10change.
Then
press
and hold
one
more
lime
to select the features.
6.
Program
the
Feature,
While
holding
the
Conlrol
button, you con program
the
feature using the remote control.
H
If
programming with
the
Bitwriter®,
the
learn routine canbelocked or
un-
a locked.
If
the
learn routine
has
previously been locked,itmustbeunlocked
- with Bitwrite!® .
thiS
cannotbedone manually with
the
Control button.
The
Bilwriter®IIgives you accesstoa wider range of
systerr:
opti?ns.
These
features
and
th~iustments
that
maybeprogrammed are descnbedInthe
table
below. Default settings areinbold
type
~
Opl.2
The
learn routine exitsifanyofthe following occurs:
The
open doorisclosed
The
ignitionisturned
On Thereisno activity lor30seconds The
Control buttonispressed too many
times
Bilwriter-Only
Options
~51emleatures,
_
The
System
Features
Learn
Routine
dictates
how
the
unit
operates.Itis
possible
to
occess
and
change
maslofthe feature settings using the
Control
button
o
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FOR
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to
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start
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advanced
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to
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to
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system
the
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are
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the
located
To
unlock
the
keypad.
press
f
and
then
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FUNCTION
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FULL
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CAR
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VALET
FINDER
.,-)
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RUNTIME
TIMER
SMART
DEFOGGER
--
START
RESET
START
START
e
AUX/
AUX
1
AUX
2
AUX
3
AUX
4
TRUNK
f
FUNCTION
TEMPERATURE
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ALARM
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CHECK
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the two-stage progressive door tngger will
be
GdB
qUieter than the Siren's
constant output
To
restore
chirpstofull volume:
Cut the black loop coming from lhe base of the siren. The loop
s~loutd
be
cut
as close
to
the sIren as possible.
To
delete siren tones:
Cut the loops indicated in the diagram above.
To
delete siren tones 2
through6:(for
EU
market) Cut the 5LACKIWHITE wire loop coming from the base of the siren The loop should be cut as close to the siren as possible
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VEHICLE EQUIPPED
WITH
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DEI~
REMOTE
START
SYSTEM
II
vehicle batteryisdisconnected, the system may attempttostart when the batteryisreconnected or transmitter
is
used. Press braketodisengage. Check with vehicle owner to determine il hood pin switch or override switch
was installed
to
disengage the system
lor
service.
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SAFETY
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Nameofstore
7.
Price
paid
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Which
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2.0Avital
3.0Clifford
9.
What
type01product
1.0Security
2.0Security
3.0Remote
4.0Keyless
10.Inwhat
11.
12.
vehicle
Vehicle
type:
1.0Car
2.0Truck
3.0SUV
4.0Van
5.0Minivan
Make01vehicle:
Model
name:
VIN
,:
Year:
How
did
you
01.0Local
02.0Yellow
03.0Magazine advertisement
04.0TV
05.0Magazine review
06.0Friend/Relative's recommendation
What
lactors
01.0Directed reputation
02.0Brand
03.0Experience Oirected
04.0Experience
05.0Value/Price
06.0Warranty
07.0Special
08.0Quality/Ourability
09.0Sound demo
Month
Married
/
Day
where
purchased:
sales
Electronics
did
you system system
start
system
entry
system
will
this
productbeused?
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become
newspaper
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commercial
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mostlnlluenced
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product
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/
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7.0Boat
8.0Motor
9.0Other
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aware01this
dealer
product?
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08.0Salesperson's recommendation
09.0Manufacturer's
website
10.0Retailer's
website
11.0Internetforum
12.0Other
the
purchase?
10.0Rebate/Promotion
11.0Style/Design/Color
12.0Dealer
13.0Friend/Relative's recommendation
14.0Salesperson's recommendation
15.0Ease01installation
16.0Compatibility vehicle
17.0Other
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home
new used
used
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proximity
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one)
three)
with
Stale/Province
13.
What
benefits
this
product?
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02.0Improved
03.0Improved
04.0Compatibility
05.0Easeofinstallation 060Style/Design/Color
07.0Specialleatures
08.0Quality/Durability
09.0Increase
10.0Functionality
14.
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other
this
purchase?
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3.0Code
4.0Audiovox
15.
Nol
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of
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07.0$60,000-$74,999
18.
level01education:
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2.0Completed
3.0Completed
19.
For
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20.
What
type01internet
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2.0Cable
3.0DSL
4.0Other
5.0Satellite
21.
When
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most
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security convenience pertormance
vehicle
considered
Electronics
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products
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vehicle
value
brands
did
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12.
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13.
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14.
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Friend/Relative's
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9.0Crime
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..
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29.
0
Camping/Hiking
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