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The IntelliPage phone-in command vocabulary
The following are the command words and the description of the system’s response.
CODE (2633) — This command is used to change your PIN code. See How to set a
new PIN code on page 30 for details.
START (78278) — Instructs your IntelliPage to start the engine exactly as if you
had transmitted channel 5 on your remote control (please see pages 27-29 for
complete details and the DOs and DON’Ts of remote starting). Of course, all the
same remote starting, 30-minute automatic engine shutdown and safeguard features
are in place. The START command is also used to clear a previously sent STOP
command (see the following page).
LOCK (5625) — This will cause your IntelliPage system to react exactly as if you
had pressed button 3 on your remote control to silently arm the system (i.e., the
system will arm, the doors will lock, the parking lights will flash twice, the LED will
repeatedly blink and, if your system is so wired, the power windows and sunroof will
close). If your IntelliPage was already armed, the LOCK command will be ignored.
UNLOCK (865625) — Causes your IntelliPage to react exactly as if you had
pressed button 3 on your remote control to silently disarm (i.e., the system will
disarm, the doors will unlock, the parking lights will flash once and the interior dome
light will turn on for 30 seconds). Keep in mind that if you have the IntelliPage’s
AutoArming feature turned on, the system will re-arm itself 30 seconds after the
interior lights turn off. If you have the AutoArm & Lock feature turned on, the
system will also lock the doors when it AutoArms. The UNLOCK command is
especially useful if you ever accidentally lock your keys inside the vehicle. If your
IntelliPage system was already disarmed, the UNLOCK command will be ignored.
ACC (222) — Activates your IntelliPage’s channel 4 output. Depending on your
installation, this could be anything from a one-second honk of the car horn to closing
of your convertible’s motorized top.
OFF1 (6331) — Turns off your IntelliPage’s Proximity Sensor (see page 21). Keep
in mind that this sensor will remain off (regardless of how many times you arm and
disarm the alarm) until you send the
ON1
command noted below.
ON1 (661) — Re-engages the Proximity Sensor after an OFF1 command was
issued.
OFF2 (6332) — Same as above for the Piezo Sensor (see page 21).
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