Audiovox PRO-9800 Automobile Alarm User Manual


 
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! Protected Push Button Valet/Override Switch
! 7-Function LED-Arm / Disarm / Zone 1 / Zone 2 / Zone 3 / Valet / Arming
! Intrusion Alert With Memory
! Instant Siren Activation
! Starter Disable Output
! Additional Engine Immobilizer Output, (Optional Relay Required)
! True Last Door Arming (Hardwire Only)
! Defective Zone By-Pass
! Defective Zone Chirp Confirmation (Unit Chirps To Report Zone Cleared)
! 6 Tone Mini Siren
! Car Horn Output For Additional Alarm Response (Improved Timing To Mini-
mize RF Interference.)
! Additional Negative Trigger Input (Hood and Trunk)
! RF Inhibit With Ignition On
! Parking Light Flasher (Relay On Board)
! Plug In Dual Stage Shock Sensor (Pre-detect, Full Trigger and “City Mode”)
! Audible Arm, Disarm, Defect, and Tamper Chirp Indications
! Headlight Control Output
! Illuminated Entry Control Output
! Active or Passive Arming Selectable
! Programmable Auto Lock On / Off
! Programmable Auto Unlock On / Off/Drivers Door/All Doors
! Programmable Door Lock Pulse Duration 1 Second / 3.5 Seconds/1 Sec
L/ Dbl. U/L
! Programmable Active or Passive Door Locks
! User Programmable Permanent Chirp Delete
! On Command RF Chirp Delete from Transmitter Or Selectable Through
Software
OPTIONS :
! Remote Trunk Release (must have electric trunk release)
! Remote Keyless Entry (must have power door locks)
! Multiple Vehicle Capable
! Remote Power Window Roll Up
! Remote Garage Door Interface
CAUTION! Be certain that the vehicle is outdoors before using this or any remote
vehicle starting device. A running engine produces dangerous car-
bon monoxide fumes which can be harmful or fatal if prolonged expo-
sure occurs. DO NOT remote start the vehicle if it is garaged.
YOUR “CODE HOPPING“ TRANSMITTERS
The transmitters included with your new security system use the most advanced
and secure form of radio frequency transmission available on any current auto-
motive security system. Some of today’s sophisticated auto thieves use a device