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This serves as a visual deterrent to the potential thief. The L.E.D. is a very low current
bulb, and will not cause the vehicle’s battery to drain, even when left unattended for
extended periods.
Whenever the system is triggered, the vehicle’s parking lights will flash for the full 30
second alarm cycle, attracting visual attention to the vehicle.
Whenever the system is armed, the vehicle’ sstarting circuit will be bypassed. If the thief
should choose to ignore the siren, the vehicle can not be started.
Anystrong impact to the vehicle's glass/body will cause the alarm to triggerfor the full 30
second alarm cycle.
DISARMING THE SYSTEM
1. As you approach the vehicle, press and release the ARM / DISARM button on the keychain
transmitter .
Red dashmounted L.E.D. turnsoff.
If passive arming isselected, the L.E.D. will start flashingrapidly , indicating
that the system is re arming automatically. Open any door to suspend the
automatic arming.
Parking Lights flashtwo times.
If the parking lights flashed three times, then the alarm was triggered in
your absence. Before turning the key on, examine the L.E.D. to identify
which zone was triggered.
Siren sounds twochirps.
If the siren sounds 4 chirps, then the alarm was triggered in your absence.
Before turning the keyon, examine the L.E.D. and refer to theINTRUSION
WARNING SIGNALS section of this manual to identify which zone was
triggered.
If the sirendid not sound when disarming, thenthe chirps have been turned
off, and you should refer to the section titled “ ELIMINATING THE ARM /
DISARM CHIRPS “ in this manual.
Doors Unlock - Optional
INTRUSION WARNING SIGNALS
This system will inform you if an intrusion attempt has occurred while you were away from the
vehicle. If an intrusionattempt has occurred, the siren will chirp 4times and the parking lights will
flash 3 times when disarming the system. Enter the vehicle, and observe the red dash mounted
L.E.D. to identify which zone was triggered.
If the L.E.D. is flashing two times...pause...two times...pause...etc., then an intrusion attempt
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