Excalibur RF-11-EDP User manual
RF-11-EDP
Deluxe 1-Button OEM Upgrade & Range Extender
July 22, 2014
Operation Guide
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Table Of Contents
Transmitter Overview ............................................................................3
Transmitter Functions............................................................................4
Other Remote Start Features ................................................................5
Low Battery/Low Temp Automatic Starting........................................5
Pit-Stop Feature ................................................................................5
Security System Features .....................................................................6
Last Door Locking/Arming .................................................................6
Automatic Re-locking ........................................................................6
Using The Valet Switch..........................................................................6
Emergency Override .........................................................................6
The Status Light ....................................................................................7
The Status Light (cont’d) .......................................................................8
Programming Transmitters ....................................................................8
Programming Features..........................................................................8
Programmable Features........................................................................9
Programmable Features Matrix........................................................... 11
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Transmitter Overview
Transmitter part number: 113-03
Call your dealer or visit
www.caralarm.com to order replacement transmit-
ters.
Transmitter battery
replacement:
Remove the small screw from the lower back
case, and separate the transmitter halves. Replace
the 2 CR2016 batteries and reassemble the trans-
mitter case.
“start”/”lock/un-
lock” button
NOTE: This system will also respond to the lock, unlock, and trunk commands from your fac-
tory keyless entry remote.
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Transmitter Functions
REMOTE START: Press and release the “START” button twice within 5 sec-
onds. (see programmable feature #5 for additional options)
• THE VEHICLE’S ENGINE WILL START AND THE STATUS LIGHTS WILL FLASH
SLOW GREEN.
• Each time you park, set the climate controls to give you the desired
interior temperature when you use the remote start.
x2
LOCK or UNLOCK: Press and hold the button for 1 second.
• THE VEHICLE DOORS WILL LOCK OR UNLOCK DEPENDING ON THE
CURRENT SYSTEM STATE.
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LOW BATTERY/LOW TEMP AUTOMATIC STARTING
Other Remote Start Features
This feature will automatically start the engine if the vehicle battery drops below 11 volts or the
interior temperature drop to 15 (or 32) degrees fahrenheit. You must activate these features each time
you park your car to use them. To activate:
• Turntheignitionswitch“on”,then“off”(enginenotrunning),andwithin7secondspressthevalet
switch twice. If there is a 2 second delay without additional valet button presses, the antenna will
beep 2 times activating low voltage start mode.
• Toactivatelowtempstarting,enterlowvoltagestartmodeasdescribedabovebut,aftertheanten-
na beeps twice, press the valet switch 1 time (15 degrees) or 2 times (32 degrees) within 5 seconds.
Theantennawillbeeptoconrmyourselection.
NOTE: When low temp start mode is activated, low voltage start is also activated. These features will
operate once every two hours until the ignition key is turned “ON”.
PIT-STOP FEATURE
This feature allows you to leave your engine running for making quick errands. To use this feature,
have the engine running normally from the ignition switch and your foot off the brake pedal. Press the
Valet Switch twice; the antenna will beep 5 times. Turn the key off and the engine will remain running
for the programmed run time. You can lock your vehicle to keep it secure while away.
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LAST DOOR LOCKING/ARMING
Thissystemcanbeconguredtoarmautomaticallywhenallthevehicle’sdoorsareclosed(see
programmable feature #2). When all of the doors are closed after driving the vehicle, it will start a
30secondcountdown(indicatedbyafastashingstatuslight).After30seconds,thesystemwill
lock/arm. During the 30 second arming delay, if a point of entry is opened, the countdown will pause
until all entry points are closed again. Turning ON the ignition key will cancel the last door arming
sequence until the key is turned off and the doors are all closed once again.
Security System Features
AUTOMATIC RE-LOCKING
This automatically re-locks the doors if the system is disarmed from the remote. (see programma-
ble feature #3). When unlocked by remote (the included remote OR your factory remote), the system
willstarta90secondcountdown(fastashingredstatuslight)tore-lockthesystem.Thisisusefulif
the controller accidentally disarms the system when it’s kept in a purse or pocket where other items
could potentially press the buttons.
Using The Valet Switch
EMERGENCY OVERRIDE
If you were to lose or break your controller, you’d need to perform an emergency override to disarm
the system. To do so, use the following steps:
STEP 1 - Enter the vehicle (the alarm may sound)
STEP 2 - Turn the ignition key to the “ON” position
STEP 3 - Press the valet switch (located in the window-mount antenna) once
STEP 4 - Turn the ignition “OFF”.
The valet switch is a push button built into the window mount antenna. It is used to perform emer-
gency override and system programming (see inside of back cover for programming).
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The Status Light
The status lights, located in the window-mount antenna, provide a visual indication of the system’s
status via GREEN (remote start status) and RED (alarm status) lights.
SECURITY SYSTEM STATUS (RED LIGHT):
OFF: The system is unlocked and not performing any automatic functions.
FLASHING SLOW: The system is locked and monitoring all entry points.
FLASHING FAST: One of the automatic locking/arming features is in progress.
AUTOMATIC TRANSMITTER VERIFICATION (RED LIGHT):
Whenyouturntheignitionon,thestatuslightwillashequaltothenumberoftransmitterspro-
grammed to the system. This protects you from potential thieves (valet, mechanic, installer, etc.) that
might add their own transmitter without your knowledge and accessing your vehicle and it’s contents
at a later time.
ZONE VIOLATION RECALL (RED LIGHT):
Ifazoneisviolatedwhilethesystemislocked/armed,theREDstatuslightswillashanumberof
times to indicate exactly which zone(s), has been violated. It will store the last 2 violated circuits and
continuallyrepeattheashpatternuntilthesystemisdisarmed&theignitionkeyisturnedON.
2 FLASHES: Hood trigger
3 FLASHES: Door trigger
REMOTE START STATUS (GREEN LIGHT):
OFF: The remote start is off and in standby mode.
FLASHING SLOW: Remote start is activated.
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COMBINATION INDICATIONS:
FAST ALTERNATES GREEN/RED: System locked w/ remote start activated.
The Status Light (cont’d)
Standard Programming: Before you begin, have all transmitters which are to operate the system.
Step 1 Then, turn the ignition “on”.
Step 2 Within5secondsofStep1,presstheValetSwitch5times.Theantennawillbeep,conrming
that the system is ready to learn a transmitter code.
Step 3 Pressthebuttononeachtransmitteroneatatime.Theantennawillbeeponcetoconrm
that each transmitter was learned. If a code is not received within 10 seconds of Step 2, the learning
process will automatically exit.
Programming Transmitters
Step 1 Turn the ignition key “ON”, then “OFF”
Step 2 Within 5 seconds of step 1, press the valet switch 5 times to access user features.
~ The antenna will beep and the status light will turn on.
Step 3 Within 10 seconds of step 2, press the valet switch the number of times corresponding with
the desired feature’s number.
~ The antenna will beep, equal to the selected feature.
Step 4 NOTE: On some vehicles, it may be necessary to turn the ignition on at this point to power the brake circuit.
Change the feature by pressing the brake pedal equal to the desired setting. The antenna will beep to
correspond with the chosen setting.
Programming Features
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Feature #2 - Last Door Locking
On (press brake x1 button to program)
Off (press brake x2 button to program) - DEFAULT
“Last Door Locking” has the system automatically lock itself every time you exit the vehicle (the com-
plete operation is described on page 6).
Feature #1 - Ignition Controlled Lock/Unlock
Lock And Unlock w/ Ignition (press brake x1 button to program)
Lock w/ Ignition On (press brake x2 button to program)
Unlock w/ Ignition Off (press brake x3 button to program)
Off (press brake x4 button to program) - DEFAULT
This feature controls the lock/unlock operations when the ignition key is turned on/off.
Programmable Features
Feature #3 - Automatic Re-locking
On (press brake x1 button to program)
Off (press brake x2 button to program) - DEFAULT
“Automatic Re-locking”, described on page 6, re-locks the alarm if accidentally unlocked.
Feature #4 - Trunk Release Also Unlocks The Doors
On (press brake x1 button to program) - DEFAULT
Off (press brake x2 button to program)
Whenturnedon,conguresthesystemtoalsounlockthedoorswhentrunkreleaseisused.
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User Programmable Features (cont’d)
Feature #5 - Remote Start Activation
Press “start” button 1 time (press brake x1 button to program)
Press “start” button 2 times (press brake x2 button to program) - DEFAULT
Press “start” button 3 times (press brake x3 button to program)
Press “start” button 4 times (press brake x4 button to program)
This feature changes how the remote start feature is activated using the transmitter.
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Feature Programming: Ignition on, off, press valet 5 times
# Feature Press Brake x 1 Press Brake x 2 Press Brake x 3 Press Brake x 4
1 Ignition Lock/Unlock On (both) Lock only Unlock only Off
2 Last Door Locking On Off
3 Automatic Re-locking On Off
4 Unlock w/ Trunk Release On Off
5 Remote Start Activation 1 press 2 presses 3 presses 4 presses
Programmable Features Matrix
This device complies with FCC Rules part 15. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions, (1) This device may not cause harmful interference and, (2) This
device must accept any interference that may be received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by
unauthorizedmodicationstothisequipment.Suchmodicationscouldvoidthe
user’s authority to operate the equipment.
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