Code Alarm 2000 User manual

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System. As the onty vehicle security company to design. engineer
and manufacture all of our securUy systems In the United States. CODE
AlARM Is Amerlca's Defense Department for vehicle security.
Should you have any questions about your CODE ALARM Securfty
System after reading this manual or would like assistance locating an
authorized CODE ALARM dealer. call CODE ALARM's Consumer
Affairs Department at (800) 421,·3209 outside Michigan or (313) 583-
9620 In Michigan. The Consumer AHa!rs Department hours are 8:00am
- 5:00pm (EST). Monday - Friday.
About the owner's manual...
This owner's manual has been set up in three secllon,s for your conven-
Ience. The first section Introduces the main components ot your CODE
ALARM system. If you have previously owned a remote controlled
vehicle security system. the first section will have you off and running in
the shortest possible lime. If you are new to remote controlled vehicle
security systems. tM second section takes you through a detailed
explanallon of all of the system's functions. The last section contains
Information that Is unique to CODE ALARM security systems and is
recommended reading tor all users.
Table of Contents
Gettlng to know your CODE ALARM Security System .................... :2
Using your CODE ALARM Security System .....................................4
• Arming the security ,system,
- How the security system protects your car
• Disarming the security system
•Elite Series personal safety features
Remote controlled convenience features ..............,..........................7
-Trunk release
-Auxillary function
Other useful information ...................................................................8
•Trip Identification
-Two-car mode operation
• Changing the transmitter battery
• Adding and deleting remote control transmitter codes

IIII-Furlclion Remole Conlrol Transmitters. EqlJipped "'ith
makeyour transmitter,code
~~~~~~[~~i~;~~~ ~ontrol m';duleinthe I 'OL"II'V __
mC)nlJTOICn,jl' standardsused by the
'~~~Ji~if~~~~;' bestfor recognizing true
~ false trips due to adverse

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is about one.second
i';;,~'Velhlcle'lllust be equipped with pOluer' doorJlocl{s •. Sea
,>i"R.,mloteControlled Funcl:!orl." nn"R',n next page.
When arming and disarming.
the security system flashes
the vehicle parking lighls in unison with the siren chirps.
ilnrr'isi.,'C(lOE"AL.ARM stand~r~~f~~a~lt)~urr~er,'; :W~::~~'~,::;~~ll~~~:!i:~{~:i.
installer>'
Automatic arming may entitle you to receive a discount
on your Insurance policy. see your agent for details.
countdown when.lhe.ignttlon key
Is turnedo,ff ... AI
systemproceeds with.tha normal . ..'
locked.. .
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The term ZONE used herein n~fers 10 any 'door, hood, trunk
or sensor monitored by Ihe securily syslem.
AcilveZone .', .. :.'
Qtner.iser.sor.mgg •• r presenV\'Ihen
countdown at end
second arm
. II the active z~~~~~~~::~'~~:a:~?~:~~,~c~:;;:;~',i~,~~::I
then fully ,amlwith "II
the 4-1/2 minute countdown·end.s, thal'<:one '",I1"'n."·
and then rearmed. . .
YOURVEHICLE
. once per second creating a powerful, vls"WLth~fi .'. ,.
. -:
~[i~~~~t~~~'~~~;~:~,~S:!~t,,:rt. Tt.e"ecu rlty system's "starter interrupt; ~Iectronicallycll~a.bles·'··
~1iii~:::~~~f~~:?\,st'~.,~a"y monitored. Disturbanc~ to any prolected "o.ne will'
~
!l~~~~;~~~~fi~:iiim~p~afJct to the body of the car.
the siren to sound a short lite-touch
'no'lential intruder.. .,"
. alarm cycle. , ' ". ., .. '
'*ii!;~;'~,~"~~l~on~' s~~s'lr~ instailed with system will trigger an.alarm:CYCI~;<;:~.:;}
occur:'
oer'secorld" cycle lasts;o;one~i~Ule an~;
armed state, ....

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ii~~~~~~~ffi~E.Ajn~Alarm Cycle' ... .'
ha'5·0r:currarlwlhila you wera away, the systal11w.1II alarF',.. '·.
occurred .. When you return. toyourvehlcle·tha .. visuar4S·
h,'I'I.,I';nn rapidlY: In 'addition when you disarm th~,i;ystem Ir<I}:;·
of the .one normal disarm chirp::The'vlsual i"a~m!:>:
J1£~~i~~.~;~t;~~,i,?~~,;;:1;:~~~!!:~~~ sequence until Ihe ignition key is turned on, .: .' "
ti prassed or the syslem is rearmed . : .. '
1)!l'IIJJn,9;\.I;l,rm ~y~le\';as triggered, ref~r to the Trip Identiflcaiion S~ctlon 0;'/'
:~~t~:1~~~~r;::~;~~;!I~~III;S:I,s~:electad 'the only indlcatlon..\hat ·a~~laim Cycle
~l I stalus.lndicator.· .
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RemoteControl'Transmltter
you need to disarm the security system wHhQunhe..
maY.haPI)en because tne transmitterbatteryjs:weak or
follow these steps: .:. ,.....,
. I.a~soon 'as the doorIsopeneq)::' ..
• • ' h" - , • _. .'
position. '
b~tlon .
NOTE: If the vehIcle will·not start after disarming the securlly system, press and
holdtha emergency overrlde button
in whlie turning the Ignition key to the crank
position. This will bypass the starterIntarrupt and allow the car to start
If this
should happen
sea yourCODE ALARM dealarimmediately. This may be an
indication of a serious system malfunction or avehicle starting system problem.

the same time. When' panicnwdewill
contln,uously and fiashthe parkln!rlights IQr::io',.:,/,·: ' ..
sa'C"fld,:; P:anlc mode can·be·shutoffat'anytimebipressini#lt;;,:):.·· 'JX
.. Panic mode can be activated atanytimeregardles",.8h:: :,' :,ET
whelhler .. t~:,e.,: se~urity Sysle~is.~rmed?~ disarme~~/)::,<l':'\~:A%;,;i:lf,,~I;;l!~l
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111~~~~~~·~C~OijN~V~E~NI~NCEFUN(;1]9fil$;j;,.::;/
:equipped'wiih'atrunWrelaase:':'
.
equipped With a .remote controlledaxtand.ed ..
output means that the output will stay' on for the
is held down. .
-TRUNK RELEASE' (OPTIONAL)
Press BUTTON 2ontharemote con!roltransmil1er.
V!;Ystem receives the transniitted.signal. 'il
.h,:actlvat.lng Ihe trunk release outpu!.lf the
:
:;f1i:~~\~~~:~n'the trunk release output
be disarmed and Ihe
leave the vehicie .
1,:.S".cumys~stem wllh·ltle
key is on,
:: .•.
.' .' must be equipped with tnunk/hat·ch .
.. '
.. : re.lease solenoid.
applications includingbul I I

lean
is, armed or dlsarmad'or
':.·n.nlt: II\lhe,n·AUX 1. is activated \yhifethe
:i~xme,d;!l1e'~;a",!Or 'inp!Jts (shock sensor)
\;orevilnt the security system from being
::.· .• '.Inf"u .. are then rearmed 2 seconds' after.
. , Armea pulput (AAO)"':
j:r:~~::;ei~;:~a~::~~ by your Installer to activate· each time the system Is .
c, 'programmable amount of Ume (0'4 minutes In one &Scondlnere· .
:men!:s);i I mrA.Auls useful if you want a given event to occur every time the system Is
by'r·$mo.te control, such as closing power windows. However. if you do use the
•
~~;~~i~~rii~~~~,~~~;~~r:r:r~:~'1it~iS~:s~!~Jro~~ngIY recommended that you use a Window Con trot
AAO. Failure to do so could re'sult in damage to the power.'
situation if anything were to become., i
The receiver Inside Elite Series vehicle securlly system and the Elite. Series four
button remote control transmitter are designed together to nave alT:aflective. operating
range of up to 50 .fe.et during ideal conditions. Although al times you will experience
range greater than that. there are certain condition~ that will causa the effective
transmitter range to be less than you would normally experience. Atmospheric
conditions and radio Interference are just a few examples of the types of interference
that can reduce transmitter range. In the wnlikely event that you encounter radio
frequency Interference strong enough that the system Is unable to receive lhe.
transmitted signal. do not be <!Iarmed. Instead, follow the Instructions for Disarming
Security Without The Remote Control Transmitter on page 6.
enter vehicle.
orturn
event memory.
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· hOld tha~:t~cf~a~~s;' ~J~~~~~~!~i~~~~~~iifri~
seconds. The optional'~uixliliarYf"allJ,e'corl/
trolled by
operate the same.·
to control athird CODE ALARMe.qlr.ipp.ed ..
vehicle (also in two car mode) or pro-.
grammed to an optional Garage.Door;
Control mOdule (GDC-1). .
ca;'2•.
r;;n;:m;;-:;--'-
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mode. All'
operate the
llJdl",uwlll use .
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In Frgure2. ' :,' ' "
: 5~ Snap case back onto transmitter as' '
, shown in Figure 3. '-,
Figura 3
Front of case
Exploded side view of transmitter
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SPECIAL NOTE
Make sure no one else is using a CODE ALARM within ranga of yourvehicle.
when programming transmitter codes. If someone else were to operate their
remote control while you are programming your codes, it is possible their
transmilter
code will be programmed Into your system, allowing them
unauthorized access to your vehicle.
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days from the ortglnaLdate of purchase .toverify,: ..... >
·.lIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY
are warranted by the companytothe.:o,iginak.,. .. :
ir workmanship and mate ri~L:Sho~ld·;;'~:.:::,,·
, ';':~~~;;c;'t;t;h;e vehlcl.e. in.whlch~Was:originally6:·;'·i: :•.
o product or any pintof theproduoL.;.
wi\hout charge during Ih •. firsl yeaipr6~idedtJ:le ..; .. :.;
freighl prepald·and,·accompa.nied.byacOpY'R!.I!)E(:".,,·.C
dolla(charge.Yillibe required loc~v~is~lPping;~n<;l. "
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t~t~~~;~t~r~~~~~~:~~;I~:~~ above shall apply to products manufaclured;a.n~J.:..
but nol manufactured by· CODE' ALARM.are .... :
fOra period of one year from the date'of'purchase,by .the

the sale,l
and no other warranty exists ..
t:l'~ .. v~J.u.t'·I\.l.A"M SECURITY SYSTEM ACCESSORIES,"
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close powerwindows when system arm%:
motor should anything bloek..wlndow;,: '.
2000 or, 4000, theWCM·1 can also providefun.
nrn'nr",mnnAnto operate:wRI1'ydiJt//?··· .
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siren a'ndcar batteryfrom atternp\\!~::l!itru.~fon, ..... ::.,
carbatteryfail" .• ' '. .. . ",,'. ......,." .. , ..
independently co ntrolled ':'Pr~:~;o~rarIJ~~:i .' •.. ,":.: ..
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