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Category 1
User Manual
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Sigma Category 1 User Manual

Category 1 Alarm Sy stem
User Operating Instructions
Incorporating operating instructions for the Multi-Function Keypad
Universal
890 ! For use in all EU member states
This Manual
Please t ake time to familiarise yourself with the content s of this manual. Failure to do so could, in cert ain circumst ances, prevent the vehicle s engine from being st arted.
Throughout the manual you will see the st atement dependent upon programming written in bracket s. This indicates specific programming of your SUBARU Category 1 Alarm System which may be different to the one described. Please ask your SUBARU dealer to mark this manual in pen, at the corresponding section, if you have asked them to alter the security systems programming from it s st andard setting and include any additional information on p age 16 and 17 at the back of this manual.
W arning
Impreza and Forester models from 2003 model year and Legacy models from 2004 model year are equipeed with double-locking doors. People should not be lef t inside these vehicle s with the alarm armed under any circumst ances. When armed, the vehicles doors double-locked automatically and cannot be opened internally! If armed in error, with an occupant in the vehicle, the system should be disarmed and a door must be opened and shut to prevent auto-rearming and locking occuring.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction About the Security System (see also any special notes on p age 16) Page 2 Part s included in your SUBARU Category 1 Alarm System Page 3 Programmable Features Page 3
2. Operation of the Security System Arming the Security System Page 4 Disarming the Security System Page 4 Disarming & Operating Boot Release (2004 MY Legacy saloon only) Page 4 Ultrasonic Interior Protection Page 4 Arming the Security System without Ultrasonic Interior Protection Page 5 Automatic Immobilisation and Starting the V ehicle Page 5 Personal Panic/Siren Test Page 6 If the Security System is T riggered Page 6
3. Security System Options (These can be turned on or of f by your SUBARU dealer) Door Open Warning Bleep s Page 7 Auto Arm Page 7 Auto Arm with Door Locking Page 7 Auto Re-arm Page 8
4. Emergency Override Using the Multi-Function Keypa d Disarming the Security System if it fails to operate using the Radio T ransmitter Page 8 Arming the Security System if it fails to operate using the Radio T ransmitter Page 9 Changing the Security System s PIN (Personal Identification Number) Code Page 9
5. Changing the way the Security System operates using the Multi-Function Keypad
Keypad Feature Summary Table Page 10 Last T rigger Isolation Page 10 Exclude Ultrasonic Interior Protection (next armed period only) Page 11 Enable/Disable Safety-Lock Page 11 Displaying Vehicle s Battery V oltage Page 11 Enable Super-Lock Page 12 Adjusting Door Open Warning Bleep V olume Page 12
6. Radio Transmitters
Replacing the Batteries in a Radio T ransmitter Page 13 Teaching New Radio Transmitters to the Security System Page 14
7. Trouble Shooting
T rouble Shooting Table Page 15
8. Notes Page 16
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1. Introduction
About the Security System
Operated correctly, this SUBARU Category 1 Alarm System will protect your vehicle against today s sophisticated thief, however this security system is designed as a deterrent against the thef t of, or from a vehicle, and as such cannot of fer any guarantee against such occurrences. Always follow the advice of the Police, lock your vehicle at all times, p ark in a well lit area whenever possible and never leave valuable items in a vehicle where they can be seen. Your local Police Crime Prevention Of ficer will be pleased to advise you about general vehicle security precautions.
This SUBARU Category 1 Alarm System complies with the Thatcham MIRRC criteria. The Thatcham MIRRC organisation was set up on behalf of the ABI (Association of British Insurers) to est ablish design and manufacturing quality st andards for vehicle security systems. Security systems complying with the Thatcham MIRRC criteria are rigorously tested for quality , functionality , electro-magnetic interference resilience and their ability to resist physical and electronic att ack from a vehicle thief.
The security system complies with the following criteria:
European Vehicle Security Directives 95/54 EC (EMC) and 95/56 EC (Security) Type approval number: e11 AI 00 0023
Operates on the DTI and R&TTE approved radio frequency of 433.92 MHz For use in all EU member st ates.
Thatcham Category 1 approved alarm/immobiliser system
Please consult your dealer for the correct evaluation number for your vehicle. The following is given as a guide only:
Impreza:
1999 & 2000 MY TC2-808/0198 2001 & 2002 MY TC2-1199/0501 2003, 2004 & 2005 MY TC2-1265/1002
Forester:
1999, 2000 & Early 2001 MY TC2-808/0198 Late 2001 & 2002 MY TC2-1202/0501 2003, 2004 & 2005 MY TC2- 1265/1002
Legacy:
1999, 2000 & Early 2001 MY TC2-808/0198 Late 2001, 2002 & 2003 MY TC2-1203/0501 2004 & 2005 MY TC2-1265/0803
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Part s included in your SUBARU Category 1 Alarm System
T wo high security , radio transmitters. These transmitters use a 56-bit randomly
encrypted code and are resist ant to radio frequency code scanning and grabbing.
Intelligent, self-adjusting, ultrasonic sensors providing interior protection. These are
mounted inside the p assenger comp artment.
Multi-functional keyp ad. Mounted within the vehicle, the keyp ad can be used as an
emergency override to disarm the security system and also to select security system
features , refer to p ages 8 and 10 for information on this.
Siren with independent self-cont ained power supply and secure computer controlled
data link to the security system control unit. Usually mounted under the bonnet.
3 independent door, boot and bonnet protection circuit s.
Dashboard mounted LED (light emitting diode). This is the security system s st atus
light, which also act s as a visual deterrent.
2 self-arming, independent, engine immobilisation circuit s.
Security system ECU (electronic control unit). The ECU is concealed within the
vehicle and connected to the various point s in the vehicle and forms the brain of the
whole security system.
T wo self-adhesive labels with the PIN code for your security system. This number is
unique to your security system and you must keep these in a safe place.
Certificate of Compliance , which when completed correctly by your supplying
dealer may entitle you to a discount on your vehicle insurance premium (Applies to
most major insurance companies).
Programmable Features
The security system is microprocessor controlled and this enables you to benefit
from a number of enhanced user friendly features. If you wish to have these
enabled, consult your SUBARUdealer. These include:
Door Open Warning Bleep s will alert you if a door is inadvertently lef t open. The
security system can give a series of warning bleep s when armed.
Auto Arm can automatically arm the security system, af ter the last door is closed, if
accident ally lef t unarmed.
Auto Re-arm can automatically re-arm the security system, if accident ally disarmed.
Safety-Lock can automatically lock the doors & boot when the ignition is turned on.
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2. Operation of the Security System
Arming the Security System
V acate the vehicle closing all windows, doors, boot and bonnet.
Give the radio transmitter button a quick press, whilst st anding near the vehicle.
The security system will acknowledge arming with 4 flashes of the vehicle s hazard warning light s and the doors will double-lock.
The security system will then enter a pre-set st ate , this st ate is used by the security system s microprocessor to monitor the vehicle s internal environment before setting the sensitivity of the ultrasonics.If a door , boot or bonnet has been inadvertently lef t open, the siren will continuously bleep (dependent on programming) for 15 seconds as a warning to close everything securely. If this happens, disarm the security system (see below), close all doors etc. securely , and re-arm. Failure to do this within 15 seconds will result in the siren sounding at full power .
Disarming the Security System
Give the radio transmitter button a quick press, whilst st anding near the vehicle.
The security system will acknowledge disarming with 1 flash of the vehicle s hazard
warning light s and the doors will unlock.
Disarming & Operating Boot Release (2004 MY> Legacy saloon only)
Press the radio transmitter button to disarm the system in the normal way, however continue to keep the button pressed for the boot release feature to operate.
The security system will acknowledge disarming with 1 flash of the vehicle s hazard
warning light s and the doors will unlock, shortly af ter this the boot will also open. The button can now be released.
Ultrasonic Interior Protection
The interior protection system in the SUBARU Category 1 Alarm System employs a sophisticated microprocessor controlled ultrasonic method of detection. Unlike conventional ultrasonic detectors this method ensures that an actual entry has occurred rather than just air movement, air pressure fluctuation, seat belt movement, etc.
Whenever the system is armed:
Initially the dashboard LED flashes dimly for the first 15 seconds. During this period the ultrasonic sensors are inactive. This allows the air movement inside the vehicle to stabilise.
The dashboard LED will then flash brightly for the next 15 seconds. The ultrasonic sensors are now active. The alarm system s microprocessor monitors the interior of the vehicle, and will reduce the sensitivity (from the maximum sensitivity programmed by the inst aller) if any background movement is detected that would cause a false alarm (if excess movement is detected during this period the LED will remain illuminated for a second, indicating that the sensitivity has been reduced).
Af ter the first 32 seconds the dashboard LED will flash dimly again. The system is now fully armed and the ultrasonic sensitivity is set to the programmed maximum or the reduced level if some background movement was detected.
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