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1. Disarm the system with the master remote control.
2. On the master remote, press the LevelShift three times, then button 3. You will hear one
chirp and the LED will turn on.
3. Test the primary (alarm) zone, by firmly “thumping” the top of the A-pillar (the area
between the side windows near the roof) with the heel of your fist. If the impact is strong
enough to trigger the primary zone, you will hear a siren chirp. To change sensitivity, press
button 4 to reduce sensitivity, button 2 to increase sensitivity. Two chirps will
acknowledge each sensitivity increase, one chirp will confirm each decrease. You can test
the new setting by again thumping the top of the A-pillar. You may now press button 3 to
adjust the warning zone (as noted in 3a. below), or press button 1 to fully exit the sensor
adjustment mode (you will hear 3 chirps).
a. For the Piezo Sensor warning zone, press button 3 (you’ll hear 1 chirp). Then use the
same procedure as above, but thump less forcefully for the warning zone. When done,
press button 1 to reselect the primary zone (you will hear 2 chirps), then button 1 again
to fully exit sensor adjustment mode (you will hear 3 chirps).
4. For the Glass Tampering Sensor, a light tap on the window with a coin should not trip the
system, but a firm tap should.
5. Turn the Glass Tampering Sensor’s adjustment screw counterclockwise to decrease
sensitivity, clockwise to increase (you may also reposition the sensor’s microphone[s]).
Eight- Event To tal Re call
The system’s nonvolatile memory records the identity of the last eight activated or
malfunctioning triggers and sensors:
1. With the ignition OFF, press and hold the blank side of the PlainView 2 Switch.
2. Use the remote control arm, and then again to disarm, and then release the button.
3. The LED will flash 1–10 times, pause, then flash 1–10 times, etc. Write down the number
of flashes in each cycle.
4. Refer to the following chart. The first number you wrote down was the most recently
activated trigger or sensor. The next number is the second most recent, and so on up to as
many as the last eight activations.
LED flashes Trig ger/sen sor in di ca tion
2 flashes Dual-Zone Piezo Sensor
3 flashes Glass Tampering Sensor
4 flashes Door trigger
5 flashes Trunk trigger
6 flashes Hood trigger
7 flashes An attempt was made to turn on the ignition while the system was armed
9 flashes BlackJax activation
10 flashes System power interruption
Pro gram ma ble Fea tures
ACE 7500 comes from the factory with its features preprogrammed as noted in bold text in
the tables on pages 16 and 17.
Us ing the Cliff Net Wiz ard PRO
CliffNet Wizard PRO provides an intuitive access to all installer and user-programmable
features through a user-friendly, graphical user interface and provides extensive diagnostic
capabilities. See www.clifforddealer.com (USER NAME = roadshop PASSWORD = cliffg4) to
download a free copy of the program.
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