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new code tenths for step 2 above, and units for step 5 above.
ELIMINATING THE NORMAL ARM/DISARM CHIRPS
You can selectively eliminate the normal arm and disarm chirps by holding the
transmitter button slightly longer when arming or disarming. This will prevent
the siren/horn chirps for one arm or disarm cycle. To eliminate the chirps
permanently:
1. Start with the valet switch in the OFF position.
2. Turn the ignition switch ON then OFF.
3. Within 10 seconds of turning OFF the ignition switch, press and release the
valet button 3 times.
4. If the chirps were on before you started, the siren/horn will emit 2 short
chirps indicating that the chirps are now off. If the chirps were off before you
started, the siren/horn will emit one short chirp indicating that the chirps are
now on.
NOTE: If the vehicle battery is disconnected then reconnected, the system will
return to the default setting of chirps ON. Repeat the above procedure to
eliminate the arm/disarm chirps.
REMOTE PANIC OPERATION:
The lock or unlock button on your transmitter also functions as a panic switch
for use in emergency situations. To use remote panic:
1. Press and hold the lock or unlock button of the transmitter for 3 or more
seconds, and release. The alarm will immediately sound.
2. To stop the alarm, press and hold the lock or unlock button of the
transmitter again for 3 seconds. If the button is not pressed, the alarm will
automatically stop after 30 seconds. Also if any transmitter button other than
the lock or unlock button is pressed and released, the Panic mode will be
turned off immediately. The normal function of this transmitter button will be
suspended during the Panic sounding period.
NOTE: While in the Panic mode, pressing and releasing the lock, or the
unlock buttons will, if the option is installed, lock and unlock the doors
respectively. While in the panic mode, anytime the unlock button is pressed,
the panic feature will continue for the allotted 30 seconds, however, the
security system will be disarmed allowing the vehicle to start.
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