Omega research & development K9-fivec User manual

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OWNER'S MANUAL

MODEL: K9-FIVEC

LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY

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sold by the Company proves to be defective, the Company will repair or replace it free of charge

within the first year and thereafter all parts to be repaired will be free with only a nominal charge

for Omega's labor and return shipping, during the lifetime of the car in which it was originally

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proof of purchase. This warranty is non-transferable and does not apply to any product damaged

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This device complies with FCC Rules part 15. Operation is subject to the

followingtwoconditions,(1)Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference

and, (2) This device must accept any interference that may be received,

including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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I n t r o d u c t i o n

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T a b l e O f C o n t e n t s

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Transmitter Features(Code Verification, Unknown Codes, Transmitter Operating Two or More Vehicles )....................... 4

LearningTransmitterCodes(AddOrDeleteTransmitterCodes) ........................................................................................... 5

DAY - TO - DAY OPERATIONS

ActivateAlarmArmingFromTransmitter( Pre-WarnBy-Pass) ........................................................................................... 6

Alarm Armed And Triggered Functions (Siren, Lights And Door Lock Activation) ............................................................. 7

ActivateAlarm Disarm From Transmitter (Temporary Valet) .............................................................................................. 8

Activate Panic From Transmitter (Siren, Lights And Door Lock Activation) ........................................................................ 9

Easy ValetTM (Valet, Override) ............................................................................................................................................10

Red L.E.D. Status Indicator Light With 14 Confirmations (Arm, Disarm, Triggered, Zone Test & Code Verification) ......11

Siren & Lights Confirmation (Arm,Disarm, Triggered) .......................................................................................................12

Back-UpBattery .................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Pre-WarningShockDetection ...............................................................................................................................................13

FEATURESSELECTABLE FROM WIRE LOOPSIN THE ALARMBRAIN

(To Customize Your Security & Personal Needs)

BlueLoopWire(AutomaticLastDoorArmingAndDoorsLocking)......................................................................................14

GreenLoopWire(CurrentSensing)..........................................................................................................................................15

FEATURESPROGRAMMABLEFROMTRANSMITTER

(To Customize Your Security & Personal Needs)

HowTo ChangesFeatureFunctionsThroughTheLearningCodeProgram ..........................................................................16

#1Feature:IgnitionTurned On/Off ActivatesLock/UnlockDoors(On/Off) .......................................................................17

#2 Feature: Add Open Door By-Pass To Feature #1 (On / Off) .............................................................................................17

#3 Feature: Disarming Alarm Activates Lights (For 30 Or 60 Seconds) ............................................................................... 18

#4Feature:90-SecondRe-armingAfterAccidentalTransmitterDisarming(On/Off) .......................................................... 19

#5 Feature: Not Used At This Time ....................................................................................................................................... 19

#6 Feature: Door Lock Pulse Time (1 Or 3 Seconds) ...........................................................................................................20

#7 Feature: Arming Delay Time After Chirp Confirmation (3 Or 45 Seconds) .....................................................................20

#8 Feature: Arm/Disarm SirenChirp Confirmation (On / Off)............................................................................................... 20

CompleteListOfTransmitterProgrammableFeatures...............................................................................................................21

LimitedLifetimeWarranty ....................................................................................................................................................22

Congratulations on your purchase of this security system and on joining over 8 million people

worldwide who have trusted their vehicle's security to the designers of Omega Research &

Development, Inc. since 1970.

When beginning to use this system, you will be surprised at its user-friendly design considering

the system delivers features and benefits that not only anticipate but exceed your expectations.

In learning how to operate your alarm, please become familiar with the following three principal

components: 1) The Remote Transmitter, 2) The Red Status LED Light, and 3) The Valet Button

Switch.

1) The Remote Transmitter: Each alarm comes with two pre-learned transmitters, but can learn up

to4differenttransmitters.Each transmitterhasitsownuniquecode.Thus,noothertransmitteriscoded

the same as yours. In fact, no one, including the factory, can program another transmitter exactly like

yours because the code is built inside the master microprocessor and cannot be duplicated.

The transmitter has two buttons: one large button in the middle and a smaller button. This system

can be programmed through a built-in learning routine to have the transmitter buttons work in any

configuration you choose. The factory has programmed the transmitters in the following fashion:

The large button is used to arm, disarm & panic the alarm system.

The small button is used to operate remote valet and pre-warn bypass.

Both buttons pressed together disarms the alarm regardless of its status.

2) The Red Status LED Light: Informs you of 14 different conditions the alarm can be in and is used

in changing the alarm's 8 programmable operating features built inside the security system's master

microprocessor.

3) The Valet Button Switch: This switch keeps the alarm from arming during extended stopovers

for service stations, maintenance, valet parking, washing, etc.. The valet button switch is also used

to disarm the alarm system in the event you lose your transmitter.

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T r a n s m i t t e r F e a t u r e s L e a r n i n g T r a n s m i t t e r C o d e s

TransmitterCodeLearning: This security system will respond to up to 4 different transmitters. This

security system already has two transmitters programmed into the system memory.

When adding or deleting transmitter codes to operate your security system, follow this process:

1) Turn "on" the ignition.

2) Within 5 seconds of turning "on" the ignition, press the valet button switch 5 times.

Note:Sirenwillchirp, confirming that for the next10secondsit'sready to learn a transmitter code.

Note:If acode isnotreceivedwithin10seconds,the learningprocess willautomaticallyterminate.

Note: When the first transmitter code is learned it will erase all other prior codes and thus protect

your alarm against unknown codes being entered without your knowledge.

3) To learn the first transmitter button codes:

Step A. Within 10 seconds of step #2, press the transmitter button you want to arm/disarm/panic

the alarm until you hear one siren chirp to confirm that the code was learned and that the

alarm is ready to learn the disarm regardless of status code.

Step B. Within 10 seconds of step A, press the transmitter button you want for disarm regardless

of status code until you hear two siren chirps that confirm that the code was learned and

that the alarm is ready to learn the remote valet and pre-warn bypass code.

Step C. Within 10 seconds of step B, press the transmitter button you want for remote valet and

pre-warn bypass until you hear three siren chirps that confirm that the code was learned

and that the alarm is ready to learn the 2nd, 3rd or 4th transmitter codes starting at step A.

4) To program the second, third or fourth transmitter codes, repeat steps A, B, & C.

Note: If the valet button is pushed once before step B or C, the alarm will advance to learn the next

transmittercodesstartingat stepA. Thus,no codeis learnedin stepB and/orC fromthe transmitter.

This feature is useful for multiple car operation.

5) Turning off the ignition, or 10 seconds of no activity, will automatically turn off this transmitter

learning code program, which is confirmed by one long sounding chirp.

Transmitter Battery-Saver Feature: Many times transmitter batteries are prematurely exhausted

becausethe buttonscanbe inadvertentlypressedby objectswhile inapocket orpurse.This transmitter

will turn itself "off" after 15 seconds of continuous usage, preventing this from occurring.

CodeVerification: For 10secondsafter theignitionis turnedon,the L.E.D.lightwill flash toindicate

the number of transmitters programmed to operate your alarm system. For example: two flashes and

apause indicatethatonly twotransmittersare codedto operateyoursystem. Whenyouleave thealarm

installation shop or retrieve the vehicle after valet parking, you now will have the peace of mind of

knowing that only your transmitters will operate the alarm and that no other person has coded extra

transmitters to steal your vehicle.

UnknownTransmitterCodes:Each alarm comes withtwopre-learned transmitters, but canlearnup

to4differenttransmitters.Eachtransmitterhasitsownuniquecode.Thus,noothertransmitteriscoded

the same as yours. In fact, no one, including the factory, can program another transmitter exactly like

yours because the code is built inside the master microprocessor and cannot be duplicated.

Operating Two Or More Vehicles From One Transmitter: The two-button transmitter can

transmit 3 different codes by pressing the transmitter buttons in the 3 different combinations: large

button alone, small button alone, and large and small buttons pressed at the same time. As an example

of how to operate a second vehicle, program the second vehicle to learn your transmitter code

generated by pressing either the small button alone or both buttons at the same time to arm/disarm

the second vehicle.

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A r m i n g F r o m T r a n s m i t t e r

Arming Alarm From Transmitter: The alarm can always be armed from the transmitter if the

ignition key is “Off” and the alarm is in the disarmed condition and not in the valet condition. To arm

thealarmafteryouexitthevehicleandclosealldoors,simplyPressTheLargeTransmitterButtonOnce.

Instantly the lights will flash once, the siren will chirp once, and the L.E.D. light will begin flashing

continuously,confirmingthat the alarm isarmed.Provided optional relays are installed,thedoorswill

lock, and the optional starter interrupt relay will prevent any attempt to start the vehicle.

Note About Arming By-Pass: When oversized objects are placed in the vehicle's trunk that prevent

the trunk lid from closing or if any ( - ) trigger circuit is inoperable, then only that circuit will be

bypassed. For example, if the trunk is left open, then you can still arm the system from the transmitter.

The bypassed circuit will automatically be reinstated for protection the instant that circuit becomes

operative, i.e., the trunk is closed. The arming confirmation now changes from one siren chirp to 3

chirps and one light flash to 3 light flashes to advise you that the alarm armed with the bypass circuit

operating.

Pre-WarnCircuitBy-Pass:Afterpressingthelargetransmitterbuttontoarmthesecuritysystem, you

will hear a siren chirp to confirm that the system will arm in 3 seconds. Within 2 seconds of hearing

the arming chirp confirmation, press both transmitter buttons. You will hear another siren chirp

confirmingthesecurity system has armedwithoutthepre-warn circuit protecting thevehicle.The next

time you arm the alarm, the security system will reset to its normal condition and the pre-warn circuit

will be part of your protection again.

Youcanpre-selectyoursecuritysystemtoautomaticallyarmandlockthedoors.Thisinformation

is described on page 15.

While the alarm is armed, the L.E.D. light will be flashing. In this mode, any unauthorized entry

will instantly trip the alarm. Once tripped, the following will occur:

1) Siren will start sounding and every 5 seconds the siren will change its sound to generate

more attention to the vehicle.

2) Lights will flash for 60 seconds.

3) Doors will re-lock instantly in case the thief unlocks a door to gain entry. This feature is so

technologically advanced and unique to this security system that it even knows when a

door(s) is opened and, if so, the system waits until the door(s) is closed to re-lock the door(s)

instantly,insuringthat thethiefcannot easily regainentry.Another reason todelaythe doors

from locking is that most vehicle manufacturers design the vehicle's doors to automatically

unlock when the door is closed after being locked while open. This is to reduce the risk of

locking yourself out of your vehicle.

All three functions above will stay active for 60 seconds, unless you disarm the system with the

transmitterorvaletoverrideswitch. Ifallprotectedentriesare secureattheendof60seconds,thealarm

will stop and re-arm automatically to detect another entry. If there is a protected entry still open or

a sensor still in a triggered state at the end of 60 seconds, the alarm will re-trigger for two more 60

secondcycles.Thealarmwillstop in 3 minutes and re-arm automatically while ignoring only the open

entryortriggered circuit. Whenthatcircuitis reset, fixedorclosed, then protection willinstantlybegin

from that circuit.

After the security system automatically shuts-down and re-arms after being triggered, the disarm

confirmation will no longer be 2 chirps & the lights staying on for 60 seconds. Instead, the system will

respondbyproducing4sirenchirps&flashingthelights4timesbeforethelightsstayonfor60seconds.

TheL.E.D.lightwillchangefrombeing"off"toflashingone,two,orthreetimes,thenpausing1second

to indicate which protected zone triggered the system. The L.E.D. will continue flashing this violation

code until the ignition key is turned “on”, thus clearing the alarm's LED light memory circuit.

A l a r m A r m e d A n d T r i g g e r e d

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P a n i c & P r e - W a r n B y p a s sD i s a r m i n g A l a r m & T e m p o r a r y V a l e t

Disarming The Alarm And Unlocking All Doors From Transmitter: With the alarm in the armed

condition, Pressing The Large Transmitter Button Once will instantly disarm the alarm and unlock

the doors provided optional relays were installed. Disarming is confirmed by the siren chirping twice

and the lights turning on for 60 seconds, except under the following conditions: (1) Lights turn off 10

seconds after a door is opened, and (2) lights turn off instantly when the ignition is turned on.

NOTE: If the alarm was triggered, and then rearmed itself while you are away, the disarm

confirmation will change to 4 siren chirps, 4 light flashes, and then the lights stay on for 60 seconds

to illuminate the way to your car.

NOTE: Anytime the alarm triggers the L.E.D. light will indicate which zone triggered the alarm by

flashing one to three times, pausing between flashes. If the alarm rearms itself this code will continue

to flash, even after disarming. The alarm can hold two different violation codes in its memory, which

is cleared by turning the ignition switch "on".

NOTE: On rare occasions, people accidentally disarm the alarm by playing with the transmitter or by

transmittingfroma purseorpocket. To preventaccidentaldisarming, the alarmisfactory programmed

(from code learn feature #4) to automatically rearm & lock doors 90 seconds after each time the alarm

has been disarmed unless the ignition switch is turned on. Once the ignition switch is turned on, the

alarm will stay in the disarmed condition until you are ready to arm the system again from the

transmitter. If Automatic Last Door Arming is programmed (by cut or uncut status of the Green loop

wire), then this 90 second rearm feature is a part of the last door arming program and cannot be turned

off.

Temporary Valet Activation: After hearing the disarm confirmation siren chirps, pressing the small

transmitter button will activate the temporary valet. While normally the lights stay on for 60 seconds

upon disarming, now they will flash off every 2 seconds to confirm that the alarm system will not

automaticallyrearmuntil armedanddisarmedbytransmitteroruntil adoorisopenedandclosedagain.

Panic Activation From Transmitter: In the event of a personal attack or assault, or any time you

feelthreatenedorinneedofassistance,youcanusethetransmittertotriggerthealarmsirenasapossible

means of getting help or diverting the attacker's attention.

Pressing the large transmitter button for 3 seconds will activate the alarm system, thereby turning

onthealarmsiren,lockingthedoors,(ifoptionalinterfaceisused)andflashingthelightsfor60seconds,

at which time the alarm will then automatically shutdown and rearm. The alarm will reset to the

disarmedconditionifthesystemwas inthevalet mode.Youcan turnthepanicoffmanually,ratherthan

waitthe60secondstoresetitselfbysimplypressingthelargetransmitterbuttonagainforonly1second.

The panic will turn off and the alarm will be put in the disarmed mode, which will unlock the doors &

keep the lights on for 60 seconds (illuminating the way to your car), unless a door is opened causing

the lights to turn off in 10 seconds or the ignition is turned on causing lights to turn off instantly.

The transmitter can activate panic at any time. This feature is so unique that even while you're in

the vehicle with the engine running, you can activate the panic and the doors will lock instantly with

the siren sounding and the lights flashing to possibly frighten away the attacker and allow you to get

away.

Pre-WarnBypass:Uponarmingthealarm,within2seconds afterthe armingconfirmationchirppress

thesmalltransmitterbutton.Thealarmwillrespondwith an additional chirp confirming that the alarm

will not pre-warn if a trigger is received from an optional sensing device.

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L.E.D. S t a t u s L i g h t C o n f i r m a t i o n

The Red status L.E.D. light will inform you of 14 possible conditions the alarm can be in:

1) Off = Alarm is Disarmed.

2) On Constant = Alarm is in the valet mode.

3) Flashing = Alarm is armed.

4) Fast Flashing = 30 second passive arming or 90 seccond automatic re-arming in progress.

Note: The flash & pause sequences 5 thru 7 are for Zone Violation and Zone Testing.

5) Flash-1x & Pause = Alarm was triggered from the current sensing circuit.

6) Flash-2x & Pause = Alarm was triggered from the hood or trunk circuit wire.

7) Flash-3x & Pause = Alarm was triggered from the door circuit wire.

ZoneViolation:IfthealarmistriggeredtheL.E.D.lightwillstarttoflash& pause the #5 thru #7 code

to indicate what protected circuit triggered the alarm. This code is held in the alarm's memory if the

alarm automatically re-arms and after the alarm is disarmed from the transmitter. Turning "on" the

ignition clears the code from the alarm's memory. The memory can store two different codes.

Zone Testing: Every time the ignition key is turned off , L.E.D. light will flash & pause the #5 thru

#7 code to indicate what protected circuit is in a triggered state. Example: Open a door and the L.E.D.

light will start flashing 3x & pause until the door is closed, or, if another protected entry point is

triggered while the door is still open, then the L.E.D. light will indicate the most recent zone triggered.

Current sensing can only detect a "spike", so the L.E.D. will flash once only during a current spike.

Code Verification: After the ignition is turned on, the L.E.D. light will flash to indicate the number

oftransmittersprogrammedtooperateyouralarmsystem.For example: two flashes & pause indicates

thatonlytwotransmittersarecodedto operateyoursystem.Whenyouleavethe alarminstallationshop

or retrieve the vehicle after valet parking, you will now have the peace of mind of knowing that only

yourtransmitterswilloperatethealarmandthatnoadditionaltransmittershavebeencodedtostealyour

vehicle. This feature works for 10 seconds every time the ignition switch is turned "on".

E a s y V a l e tTM B u t t o n S w i t c h

VALET FUNCTION: Easy ValetTM is designed to keep the alarm from arming during extended

stopovers for service stations, maintenance, valet parking, car washing, etc.

Turning On Easy ValetTM:This unique feature can be activated anytime the alarm is in the disarmed

condition. Easy ValetTM is unique because other alarms require the ignition to be turned "on", but with

this system, the ignition can be either "on" or "off".

Simply press the valet button switch for two seconds to activate the valet mode. The alarm will

confirm it is in the valet mode with two siren chirps, the L.E.D. light coming on constant and the lights

flashing twice. The alarm will hold memory of the valet condition while the ignition is "on" or "off".

Whileinthe valet condition, thetransmitterscanstill operate panic, doorlocks,trunkrelease;the doors

will lock when the ignition is turned "on" and unlock when turned "off"'.

Turning Off Easy ValetTM:Simply press the valet button switch and instantly the valet feature will

turn off. To confirm that the valet mode is turned "off", the L.E.D. light will turn off.

OVERRIDE FUNCTION:

Disarming Alarm If Transmitter Is Lost: In the event the transmitter is lost, damaged, or its

batteriesbecome exhausted,thevaletbuttonswitch andyour ignitionkeycandisarmthe alarmsystem:

STEP 1.Withthealarmin the armed condition, enter via the driver's door (be awarethatthealarmwill

trigger the instant the door is opened).

STEP 2.Using your key, turn "on" the ignition.

STEP 3.Within 10 seconds, push the valet button switch and the alarm will disarm instantly.

NOTE: The Easy ValetTM button switch is part of the programing operations for learning new

transmittercodesand for changingsystemfunctions.These operationsareexplainedin detail

in subsequent pages.

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S i r e n & L i g h t s F u n c t i o n s Back-Up Battery & Pre-Warning Shock Detection

Back-Up Battery:

Thissystemincludesa batteryslidebracketholderandplug-inharnessforaback-upbatterycircuit.

The optional 9 volt alkaline battery (not included) is all that is required to provide alternate power to

operatethealarm intheevent the vehicle'sbatteryis disconnected.Abuilt-in protection circuitwillnot

allow the 9 volt battery to back feed into your vehicle's electrical system or to flash the lights when the

alarm is triggered, thereby conserving the 9 volt battery's power. Also, the starter interrupt circuit will

stay activated and prevent the vehicle from being started and driven away.

NOTE: The L.E.D. light does not operate on back-up battery power to conserve the battery's energy.

Replacement9voltalkalinebatteriescanbepurchasedanywherebatteriesaresold.Werecommend

the battery be replaced with another alkaline battery every 18 months or after the 9 volt battery has

operated the alarm on its own for any length of time. Under the following conditions, a new 9 volt

alkaline battery's life is anticipated to be approximately:

1. 4 days as the only power source to the alarm while in the armed condition.

2. 50 triggered alarm cycles. A triggered alarm cycle is the 60 second period after the alarm is

triggered, where the siren is sounding, the starter interrupt is activated, and the system

automatically turns off and re-arms to again protect the vehicle.

3. 100 separate transmitter arm and disarm activations.

4. 2 years if the 9 volt battery circuit has not been activated.

Pre-Warning Shock Detection Circuit:

This circuit requires connection to an optional detection sensor device. When the sensor is

triggered, the security system will respond by chirping the siren 3 times, flashing the lights once and

locking all the doors. After this circuit has been triggered 5 times it will automatically shutdown until

the alarm system is re-armed again. This will prevent the alarm from being a nuisance to the general

public.

Siren Chirp With Light Flash Confirmation For Arming, Disarming & Valet Activation:

1. One siren chirp & one light flash: The alarm has armed.

2. One siren chirp after the arming chirp above: The alarm has armed with the pre-warn circuit

bypassed or deactivated.

3. Two siren chirps & lights stay on for 60 seconds: The alarm has just disarmed.

4. Lightsstartflashingevery2 secondsduringthe60seconddisarmingconfirmationabove: Thealarm

has entered the temporary valet condition.

5. Two siren chirps & two light flashes: The alarm is now in the valet mode.

6. Three siren chirps & three light flashes: The alarm is arming with a protected circuit still open and

that circuit will be bypassed.

7. Four siren chirps & four light flashes, lights stay on 60 seconds: The alarm has just disarmed and

was triggered while you were away.

Siren Chirp Confirmation For Transmitter Code Learning:

8. One long siren chirp = Entering or exiting the transmitter code learning mode.

9. One siren chirp = Each time a new transmitter code is learned to activate arm/disarm/panic.

10. Two siren chirps = Each time a new transmitter code is learned to disarm regardless of status.

11. Three siren chirps = Each time a new transmitter code is learned for remote valet/pre-warn bypass.

Siren Chirp Confirmation For Programming Feature Changes From Code Learning:

12. One short & one long chirp = Alarm has just entered the features learning code mode.

13. One through eight chirps = Chirps the equivalent number of times to equal the feature number that

the system is ready to learn. Example: 8 Chirps times means the system is ready to turn on or off

feature # 8.

14. One chirp after pressing the large transmitter button = The selected feature is turned "on".

15. Two chirps after pressing the small transmitter button = The selected feature is turned "off".

16. One long warbling chirp = Alarm has just exited the features learning code mode.

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A u t o m a t i c A r m i n g & L o c k D o o r s

Automatic Last Door Arming: (Selected By The Blue Loop Wire Inside The Unit):

With The Blue Loop Wire In The Uncut Condition: Last Door Arming Automatically begins after

the ignition has been turned off and the last door is closed. But as long as the door remains open, the

alarm will not arm, "pausing", waiting for that last point of entry to be closed, allowing convenient,

unhurriedpassengerexitandtrunkaccess.After the last door is closed, alarm will give one siren chirp,

onelightflash,andtheL.E.D.lightwillflashfast,confirmingallpointsofentryareclosedandthealarm

will arm automatically. A 30 second countdown begins. During this countdown, if a point of entry is

re-opened,thecountdownwillstop&reset.Thecountdownwillstartoveragainwhenthepointofentry

is re-closed. When the 30 second countdown concludes the alarm will chirp the siren once, flash the

lights once, the doors will lock (if optional interface is installed), and the L.E.D. light will flash slow,

confirming that the alarm is fully armed. You can still arm the alarm instantly from the transmitter.

"Automatic Last Door Arming" offers a high level of security, since you do not have to remember to

turn the alarm system on each time you depart from your vehicle. In addition, automatic arming may

entitle you to an insurance discount.

NoteAboutArmingBy-Pass:Arming By-Pass does not work with last door arming feature. This by-

pass feature only works when arming from transmitter because all protected entries must be closed for

the automatic arming countdown to start.

Note: To prevent alarm from automatically arming while the vehicle is being re-fueled you should:

Putalarmin valet mode,keepyourdoor open orturnonyour dome lightswitchso that the alarmthinks

your door is still open. We don't recommend leaving your ignition key turned on.

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C u r r e n t S e n s i n g & Z o n e T e s t i n g

Current Sensing: (Selected By Green Loop Wire Inside The Unit):

With The Green Loop Wire In The Uncut Condition:

When alarm is armed, current sensing can detect an electrical current spike from the vehicle's

battery.(Example:Dome light comes on whenadooris opened or brakelightscomeon when you step

onthe brakepedal). Theinstantthecurrentspike isdetected thealarmwilltrigger.Currentsensingwill

not trigger the alarm if a light or electrical device was on upon arming because this feature can only

detect the larger electrical current spike that occurs the instant an electrical device is turned on.

Note: You may need to turn off current sensing due to these problems:

1. Vehicles with door handle touch sensors that turn on dome lights, have a test circuit built in

that comes on 2 minutes after the doors are closed. The vehicle's test circuit sometimes has a

largeenough currentspikefor thealarmcurrent sensingfeatureto detectandwill falselytrigger

the alarm. In this situation the doors need to be wired directly to this security system.

2. Vehicles with engine cooling fans which can come on after the engine is turned off. This will

falsely trigger the alarm from current sensing feature.

Current Sensing And Zone Testing From The L.E.D. Light:

Thecurrentsensingfeatureisactivatedfor1second eachtime this circuitdetectsthecurrentspike.

ZoneTest Example:Turn onhead lightsandtheL.E.D.willflashonce andpause. TheL.E.D. lightwill

onlyflashthisonetimebecausethisfeaturecanonlydetectthelargerelectricalcurrentspikethatoccurs

the instant an electrical device is turned on. This feature will not detect an electrical device has stayed

"on" during arming.

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C h a n g i n g F e a t u r e F u n c t i o n s

Changing Feature Functions Through Learning Code Program:

This security system has 7 features that can be turned "on" or "off" through the features programming

mode. To turn "on" or "off" selected features in the programming mode, follow these steps:

Step #1: Turn the ignition switch "on", then "off" the ignition switch.

Step #2: Within 5 seconds of turning "off" the ignition switch, press the valet button 5 times.

Step #3: Youhavejustenteredinto the feature programming mode. To confirm, the siren will respond

with one short and one long siren chirp. For the next 10 seconds the system is ready for you

to select what feature code you want to enter and turn "on" or "off". Note: This programming

mode will deactivate if a feature programming selection is not made within 10 seconds.

Step #4: Within 10 seconds of entering the feature programming mode, press the Easy ValetTM button

switchthe number of times that equal the feature number you want. After pressing the button

switch multiple times the siren will chirp the same number of times to confirm what feature

number you are now in for programming.

Example: Press valet button switch 8 times and the siren will chirp 8 times.

Step #5: Turning feature #8 in the example above "on" or "off":

Turning "on" feature #8: Press the large transmitter button. The siren will chirp once to

confirm that the feature is turned on.

Turning "off" feature #8: Press the small transmitter button. The siren will chirp twice to

confirm the feature turned "off".

Note: If you keep turning feature #8 in the example on and off, the programming activity is

extended. Remember, 10 seconds without any program activity will result in the system

exiting this programming mode automatically.

Step #6 Repeat steps4&5toenterintoanotherfeature numberto programthe"on"or"off"condition.

Step #7 Turning on the ignition, or 10 seconds of no program activity, will automatically turn off this

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Ignition Turned On/Off Activates Door Locks

(Selected From Learning Code Feature #1): Alarm comes with this feature turned "On".

With Feature #1 In The "ON" Position:

A. The vehicle's doors are programmed to lock 1 second after the ignition is turned "on".

B. The vehicle's doors are programmed to unlock instantly when the ignition is turned "off".

By Following steps 1, 2, and 3 on page 17, you will be in the feature programming mode. To turn "on"

or "off" feature #1, follow the steps below:

Step #4: Press the Easy ValetTM button switch 1 time and the siren will chirp 1 time to confirm that

you are in feature #1 program. You now have 10 seconds to start step #5.

Step #5: Within the next 10 seconds, turn feature #1 "on" or "off":

Turning "on" feature #1: Press the large transmitter button. The siren will chirp once to

confirm feature #1 was turned on.

Turning "off" feature #1: Press the small transmitter button. The siren will chirp twice to

confirm feature #1 turned "off"

Note: If you keep turning feature #1 on and off, programming activity will be extended.

10 seconds without any programming activity, the system will exit the programming mode

Step #6: To turn "on" or "off" another feature number, repeat steps #4 and #5 within 10 seconds.

Step #7: To exit this program at anytime, Turn on ignition, or have 10 seconds of no program activity.

Exiting this program is confirmed by one long warbling chirp.

Open Door By-Pass Added To Feature #1 Above: (Selected From Learning Code Feature #2):

With Feature #2 In The "ON" Position: The alarm comes with this feature turned on.

After the ignition is turned "On" or "Off", feature #2 is programmed to check the vehicle's door

circuit first. If feature #2 detects that any vehicle doors are open when the ignition is turned "on"

or "off", the doors will not lock or unlock from the ignition turning on or off. This prevents

accidentally locking yourself out of the vehicle and to prevent children from exiting the vehicle.

To program follow step #4 above, but press the valet button switch 2 times and then follow step #5.

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(Selected From Learning Code Feature #3:) Alarm comes with this feature turned "On".

With Feature #3 In The "ON" Position: Lights are programmed to turn on for 60 seconds after you

disarm the alarm with the following exceptions: (1) Lights turn off 10 seconds after a door is opened,

and (2) lights turn off instantly when ignition is turned on.

With Feature #3 In The "OFF" Position: Lights are programmed to turn on for 30 seconds after

you disarm the alarm with the following exceptions: (1) Lights turn off 10 seconds after a door is

opened, and (2) lights turn off instantly when ignition is turned on.

By Following steps 1, 2, and 3 on page 16, you will be in the feature programming mode. To turn

"on" or "off" feature #3, follow the steps below:

Step #4: Press the Easy ValetTM button switch 3 times and the siren will chirp 3 times to confirm that

you are in feature #3 program. You now have 10 seconds to start step #5.

Step #5: Within the next 10 seconds, turn feature #3 "on" or "off":

Turning "on" feature #3: Press the large transmitter button. The siren will chirp once to

confirm feature #3 was turned on.

Turning "off" feature #3: Press the small transmitter button. The siren will chirp twice to

confirm feature #3 is turned "off"

Note: If you keep turning feature #3 on and off, programming activity will be extended.

10 seconds without any programming activity, the system will exit the programming mode

Step #6: To turn "on" or "off" another feature number, repeat steps #4 and #5 within 10 seconds.

Step #7: To exit this program at anytime, Turn on ignition, or have 10 seconds of no program activity.

Exiting this program is confirmed by one long warbling chirp.

Disarming Alarm Activates Lights For 30 Or 60 Seconds

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(Selected From Learning Code Feature #4): Alarm comes with this feature turned "On".

With Feature #4 In The "ON" Position: Once the transmitter has armed the alarm, feature #4

programs the alarm to stay armed until the owner gets back. If the alarm is accidentally disarmed from

the transmitter, the alarm will automatically re-arm & lock the doors 90 seconds after each time the

alarm is disarmed from the transmitter or until a vehicle door is opened or the ignition is turned on.

Note: When Automatic Last Door Arming is turned "on" from the uncut Green loop wire, this

feature #4 will work automatically.

By Following steps 1, 2, and 3 on page 16, you will be in the feature programming mode. To turn

"on" or "off" feature #4, follow the steps below:

Step #4: Press the Easy ValetTM button switch 4 times and the siren will chirp 4 times to confirm that

you are in feature #1 program. You now have 10 seconds to start step #5.

Step #5: Within the next 10 seconds, turn feature #4 "on" or "off":

Turning "on" feature #1: Press the large transmitter. The siren will chirp once to confirm

feature #4 was turned on.

Turning "off" feature #1: Press the small transmitter button. The siren will chirp twice to

confirm feature #4 is turned "off"

Note: If you keep turning feature #4 "on" and "off", programming activity will be extended.

10 seconds without any programming activity, the system will exit the programming mode

Step #6: To turn "on" or "off" another feature number, repeat steps #4 and #5 within 10 seconds.

Step #7: To exit this program at anytime, Turn on ignition, or have 10 seconds of no program activity.

Exiting this program is confirmed by one long warbling chirp.

NOTE: Feature #5 is not used at this time.

90-Second Re-arming After Accidental Disarming

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(Selected From Learning Code Feature #6:) Alarm comes with this feature turned "On".

With Feature #6 In The "ON" Position: Anytime the door lock circuit is activated, this feature #6

is programmed to send a .8 second negative pulse to a optional relay that will interface with the

vehicle's door locking system.

With Feature #6 In The "OFF" Position: When the door lock circuit is activated it will send a

3 second negative pulse to a relay that will interface with the vehicles door locking system.

(Selected From Learning Code Feature #7:) Alarm comes with this feature turned "On".

With Feature #7 In The "ON" Position: Feature #7 programs the alarm to be armed 3 seconds after

the arming siren chirp confirmation.

With Feature #7 In The "OFF" Position: Feature #7 programs the alarm to be armed 45 seconds

after the arming siren chirp confirmation.

(Selected From Learning Code Feature #8:) Alarm comes with this feature turned "On".

With Feature #8 In The "ON" Position: Feature #8 programs the alarm to have the siren chirp for

the arming and disarming confirmation.

With Feature #8 In The "OFF" Position: Feature #8 programs the alarm "not" to have any siren

chirp for the arming and disarming confirmation.

By Following steps 1, 2, and 3 on page 16, you will be in the feature programming mode. To turn

"on" or "off" feature #6, #7 or #8 follow the steps below:

Step #4: Press the Easy ValetTM button switch 6, 7, or 8 times and the siren will chirp the same to

confirm that you are in the feature program. You now have 10 seconds to start step #5.

Step #5: Within the next 10 seconds, turn the feature "on" or "off":

Turning "on" feature #1: Press the large transmitter button. The siren will chirp once to

confirm that the feature was turned on.

Turning "off" feature #1: Press the small transmitter button. The siren will chirp twice to

confirm that the feature is turned "off"

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List Of The 7 Features That Can Be Changed As Described On Page 16:

Feature #1 = Ignition On/Off to lock & unlock doors.

Feature turned "on" = Press large transmitter button.

Feature turned "off" = Press small transmitter button.

Feature #2 = Open door bypass add to feature #1 above.

Feature turned "on" = Press large transmitter button.

Feature turned "off" = Press small transmitter button.

Feature #3 = Disarming lights stay on 30 or 60 seconds.

Feature with 60 seconds lights on = Press large transmitter button.

Feature with 30 seconds lights on = Press small transmitter button.

Feature #4 = Re-arm alarm 90 seconds after disarm from transmitter.

Feature turned "on" = Press large transmitter button.

Feature turned "off" = Press small transmitter button.

Feature #5 = Not used at this time.

Feature #6 = Door lock pulse time .8 or 3 seconds.

Feature with .8 second door lock pulse time = Press large transmitter button.

Feature with 3 seconds door lock pulse time = Press small transmitter button.

Feature #7 = 3 or 45 second arming delay after chirp confirmation.

Feature with 3 second arming delay = Press large transmitter button.

Feature with 45 second arming delay = Press small transmitter button.

Feature #8 = Chirp confirmation on or off.

Feature turned "on" = Press large transmitter button.

Feature turned "off" = Press small transmitter button.

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