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6) Extend the black antenna wire on the Receiver (A) to its full length. Keep the antenna wire away from other metallic
objects and ignition system parts or range may be affected.
7) If using the 12VDC Battery Cable (F), then connect the ring terminal of the red wire on 12VDC Battery Cable (F) to the
positive terminal of the battery. If using the “AA” Battery Pack (E), then turn ON the battery pack by sliding the switch
to the ON position.
8) Each time the receiver is powered up, the Receiver (A) will emit a short beep to indicate that it has power.
9) Once the system is fully installed on the vehicle, start the vehicle. Press the “LOCK” button on the Transmitter (B).
The engine should now be disabled. It will be impossible to restart the engine until the Receiver (A) is “unlocked” via
the transmitter, power is disconnected to the Receiver (A), or 8 seconds has elapsed if automatic unlock is enabled
(default).
10) Unlock the Receiver (A) by pressing the “UNLOCK” button on the Transmitter (B).
11) Test the system again at low speed to understand how the system operates. Engine power will be disabled when the
Receiver (A) receives a “Lock” command from the transmitter. The Receiver (A) will not slow down or stop the vehicle.
The Receiver (A) only disables the engine.
12) The Receiver (A) consumes a small amount of power from the battery. This is normal for all radio frequency
receivers. Please see Optional Settings to disable battery conserving features.
•8-seconds after locking the Receiver (A), the Receiver (A) will automatically unlock to conserve battery power.
•After 12 hours, the Receiver (A) will automatically power down (sleep mode) to conserve battery power. The
Receiver (A) will not respond to the Transmitter (B) until power is disconnected to the Receiver (A) for 2 seconds
and reconnected. This can be disabled, see Optional Settings.
•To further avoid draining the battery, we suggest that you disconnect the 12VDC Battery Cable (F) connector or
switch OFF the “AA” Battery Pack (E) when the vehicle is not in use.
BEEP SIGNALS FROM THE RECEIVER:
Power Up - one short beep (150ms) for default operation. If additional beeps are heard, then receiver is in Optional
Settings mode.
Lock: one short (250ms) beep
Unlock: two short (200ms) beeps
Automatic Unlock: three short (200ms each) beeps
Sleep Mode: four short (200ms each) beeps
Receiver memory is empty: continuous beep. Press Lock on Transmitter (B), wait for 2 seconds, and press Unlock on
Transmitter (B). Refer to Receiver Programming Instructions at http://3built.com/pages/support
NOTE:
Vehicle specific wiring instructions may be available on-line at our website at: http://www.3built.com/pages/support
OPTIONAL SETTINGS:
To use these optional features, see the RES126VX Programming Instructions at: http://3built.com/pages/support
1) HIGH VIBRATION mode (10g limit): In certain circumstances the normally closed (blue and yellow wire) type of
connection can have intermittent connection due to vibration. The Receiver can be switched to high vibration
mode which causes the relay to activate on power up. In this case the green and blue wires are used. The yellow
wire is not used. There will be additional power consumption in this mode.
2) AUTOMATIC UNLOCK: The 8-second automatic unlock can be disabled. The receiver can then be left locked
while power is present.
3) SLEEP MODE: The 12-hour sleep timer can be disabled for continuous operation beyond 12 hours.
4) BEEP MODE: The beeping signals can be disabled, if necessary. No audible signals will be given.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE: for low range and other issues see http://www.3built.com/pages/support
These instructions are subject to change without notice.
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