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Program mode allows you to adjust the settings and options of your system. Your system
has been intelligently designed by installers with years of experience. The system’s default
settings do not require any program changes in most cases. However, this system does
incorporate a advanced programming system with settings that can be easily adjusted
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Entering Program Mode
Changing A Programmable Setting
Quick View Programming
To Enter Program Mode
1) Make sure ignition is in the off position.
2) Within three seconds turn the key ON the OFF.
3) Press and release the Program Button two times.
4) The siren will chirp and the lights will flash once to confirm entering Program Mode.
Note: If unit does not enter Program Mode, turn ignition off and repeat steps 1-3.
** The ignition wire(Yellow) MUST be connected. If it is not connected it will not be possible
to enter the Program Modes.
System Reset
This feature will reset the module to it’s factory programmed default setting. This feature
will not delete transmitter codes from memory.
To Reset The System To Factory Defaults.
1) Turn the ignition key On then Off.
2) Press the Program Button two times. The system will respond with two siren chirps.
3) Press the transmitter buttons in the following order: #3-#3-#3. The system will respond
with three siren chirps to confirm the system has been re-set to factory defaults.
Programmable Feature Press Buttons One Chirp Two Chirps
Shock Sensor Status #3-#3-#1 Disabled Enabled
Arm / Disarm Chirps #2-#1-#1 Chirps Off Chirps On
Ignition Auto Locks #1-#3-#2 Off On
Door Lock Pulse Length #1-#3-#1 3 Second .75 Second
Double Pulse Unlock #2-#2-#1 Two Pulses Single Pulses
Door Input / Voltage Sense #1-#1-#3 Voltage Door Pin
Passive / Active Locks #3-#2-#2 Active Passive
Passive / Active Arming #1-#2-#3 Active Passive
System Reset #3-#3-#3 Confirmed by Three Siren Chirps
1) Enter Program Mode As explained above.
2) When in program Mode, change the desired Program Setting by pressing the
transmitter buttons in the following sequences.
***The Systems Default Setting Are Shown In Bold Lettering.