Omega Freedom 200+2 User manual

"Protect Yourself And Your Investment"
Freedom 200+2
OWNER'S MANUAL
COPYRIGHT:OMEGARESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT2000
Table Of Contents
The Remote Transmitter ............................................................................................................ 3
The Valet Switch ........................................................................................................................ 3
The Red LED Status Light ......................................................................................................... 4
Transmitter Operations .............................................................................................................. 4
Active Arming The Security System Using The Transmitter .................................................... 5
Passively Arming The Security System With Last Door Arming.............................................. 6
Security System Armed And Activated ..................................................................................7-8
Disarming The Security System ................................................................................................. 9
AutomaticRearming ..............................................................................................................9-10
RemotePanic ............................................................................................................................ 10
The Valet Switch And Valet Modes....................................................................................10-11
Easy Valet................................................................................................................................. 11
Valet Override - Disarming The Security System Without The Transmitter........................... 11
Red LED Status Light - Security System Status .................................................................12-13
Shock Detection And Prewarn Circuit ..................................................................................... 14
Trunk Release And 3rd Channel Output.................................................................................. 14
ProgrammableAnti-CarjackingProtection ..........................................................................15-16
ProgrammableFeatures........................................................................................................17-21
ProgrammingTransmitters ..................................................................................................22-23
Multiple Vehicle Operation......................................................................................................23
LimitedLifetime Warranty ........................................................................................ BackCover
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Congratulations on your purchase of this vehicle security system. In learning to operate
yoursecuritysystem,pleasebecomefamiliarwiththefollowingthreeprincipalcomponents:
theRemoteTransmitter,theRedLEDStatusLight,andtheValetSwitch.
The Remote Transmitter: Each security system comes with two pre-learned
transmitters, but can learn up to 4 different transmitters. The transmitter has three buttons:
one large button and two smaller buttons. This system is pre-programmed, through a built-
in learning routine, to have the transmitter buttons work in the following configuration:
The large button is used to arm, disarm and panic the security system.
The small center button pressed for 2 seconds operates the trunk release feature.
Thesmalllowerbuttonpressedfor2secondsactivatesthe3rdChanneloutputorengages
the Anti-Carjacking feature, provided that it is programmed to operate.
The Valet Switch: This switch is used to prevent automatic system functions, such
as Last Door Arming or Automatic Rearming, by placing the system into Valet Mode. The
ValetSwitchisalsoused,inconjunction withtheignition key,todisarm thesecuritysystem
in the event the transmitter becomes inoperable. This switch is also used in the procedure
for programming features and transmitters.
Introduction The Red LED Status Light: Informs you of the different conditions the system can
beinandalsoservesasavisualdeterrenttobreak-insandtheft. Pleasespendtimereviewing
this guide and to become familiar with yourvehicle security system.
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Transmitter Operations
LEDLight-
Illuminates when the
Transmitter is operating.
SmallCenter
TransmitterButton-
Pressing and holding this
button for 3 seconds can be
used to remotely open the
trunk (optional parts may be
needed).
SmallLower
TransmitterButton-
Pressing this button for 3 seconds will
engage the 3rd Channel Output or the programmable Anti-
Carjackingfeature. Please see the sections describing these features.
LargeTransmitterButton-
Pressing and releasing this
buttonwillarmanddisarmthe
alarm,which optionallylocks
andunlocks thedoors.Press-
ing and holding this button
for3secondswill"Panic"the
alarm- sounding the siren,
flashingthe exterior lights.

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"Arming" your security system, which is to place it into a state whereby an intrusion
attempt will activate it, may be done by two methods. First, the transmitter may be used to
"actively"armthesystem,providedtheignitionswitchis"off"andthesystemisnotinValet
Mode.Second, anautomatic methodof"passively" armingthe security systemis LastDoor
Arming. This method may be selectively programmed to operate or not operate, and if it is
utilized, it will not affect the operation of Active Arming via the transmitter.
Actively Arming The Security System Using The Transmitter: The
securitysystemcanalwaysbearmedwiththetransmitter,providedtheignitionswitchis“off”
andthesystemisnotintheValetMode.Toarmthesystem,afteryouexitthevehicleandclose
alldoors,simplypressthelargetransmitterbuttononce.Thesirenwillchirponce,theparking
lightswillflashonce,and theLEDStatusLightwillbeginflashing,confirmingthatthesystem
isarming.Providedtheoptionaldoorlockinterfacewasinstalled,thedoorswillalsolockupon
arming, and the starter interrupt circuit will prevent any attempt to start the vehicle. Three
secondsafterthesirenchirpthesystembecomesfullyarmed,andwillactivateifanintrusion
attempt is detected.
Whenactive arming, if protected zone is inaviolated state, the system will still arm,but
protectionforthatcircuitwillbebypassed. Shouldtheaffectedcircuitbereturnedtoitsnormal
state,protectionisrestored. Whenacircuitisina bypassedstate,all otheroperatingcircuits
willbeprotectednormally.
Arming Your Security System Passively Arming The Security System With Last Door Arming: The
securitysystemwillarmitselfautomaticallywhenthevehicle'slastdoorisclosed.Themoment
the last door closes the system begins a countdown, as indicated by a fast-flashing LED
Status
Light. Thirty seconds after the last door was closed, the siren will chirp once, and the LED
StatusLightwillchange toflashing slowly. Whenthis occursthealarm isarmed, thestarter
interruptoutputbecomesactive,andthedoorswilllock ifthedoor lockinterfaceis installed
andthe"DoorsLockWithLastDoorArmingandAutomaticRearming"featureisturnedon.
If a point of entry is reopened before the single chirp indicating arming, the Last Door
Armingwillbesuspended;whenthepointofentryisreclosed,the30secondcountdownwill
startagain. The "LastDoorArming" feature offersa high levelofsecurity, since youdo not
havetoremembertoarmthealarmsystemeverytimeyouexityourvehicle.Inaddition,Last
Door arming may entitle you to an insurance discount. As “Last Door Arming” is a
programmable feature, if its operation is not desired it may be turned off.
-To prevent the security system from Last Door Arming while vehicle is being refueled
or at other times automatic arming is not desired, you should put the system in Valet
Mode or you may keep your door open. Leaving the ignition switch "on" is not
recommended.
-You can still arm the alarm instantly from the transmitter anytime during the 30 second
Last Door Arming countdown.
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Security System Armed And Activated
While the security system is in an armed state, the LED Status Light will be flashing. In
this mode, any detected entry or triggered sensor will instantly activate the system. When
activated, the following actions occur:
- The electronic siren will start sounding, changing its sound every 5 seconds to
attract more attention to the vehicle.
- The exterior lights will flash during the activation period.
Thesirenwillsoundandthelightswillflashfor30seconds,atwhichtimethesystemwill
automatically reset, unless you disarm the system with the transmitter or Valet Switch and
ignitionkey. The30secondactivationperiodisprogrammable;ifdesired,theactivatedperiod
may be changed to be 60 seconds.
If all protected entries are secure at the end of the activated cycle, the system will stop
andrearmautomatically to detect, and respond to, another entry attempt. However, if there
is a protected entry still open, or a sensor still in a violated state at the end of the activation
period,the system will respond one of two ways. If the door circuit is violated, andremains
so, the system will reactivate for up to three more cycles before it rearms and bypasses the
door circuit. Should any of the other protected zones be in a violated state at the end of the
activated cycle, the system will rearm with that zone bypassed. In either case, should the
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bypassed zone be secured, protection will be reinstated for that circuit. If the system does
rearm with a bypassed zone, all other secure zones are still fully protected.
After the security system has been activated, the audible disarm confirmation will no
longerbe2 chirps;instead,the systemwillrespondbyproducing 4sirenchirps. Inaddition,
the LED Status Light will change to flashing one to four times between pauses, instead of
flashing fast to indicate Automatic Rearming, or being off if Automatic Rearming is turned
off. This flash sequence indicates which protected zone triggered the system.
- 1 flash, pause, repeat = system was activated by current sensing.
- 2 flashes, pause, repeat = system was activated from the hood or trunk circuit.
- 3 flashes and pause = system was activated from the door circuit.
- 4 flashes and pause = system was activated from the auxiliary input.
The LED Status Light will flash this violation code while the system is activated. Upon
disarming,thiscodewillagainflashfor90seconds,oruntiltheignitionswitchisturned"on".
Thesystemcanretainuptofourviolationcodesinitsmemory. Ifmultiplezoneswereviolated,
the system’s memory circuit will hold the violation codes in order of occurrence, with a
maximumoffourviolationcodesbeing held.
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Whilethesecuritysystemisinthearmedcondition,pressingthelargetransmitterbutton
once will instantly disarm the system and unlock the doors (if connected). Disarming is
confirmedbythesirenchirpingtwiceandtheparkinglightsflashingtwice. Upondisarming,
your system is also capable of illuminating the interior lights for a safe approach and entry.
Ifconnected,theinteriorlightswillstayonfor30secondsafterdisarming,orturnoffinstantly
if the ignition is turned "on" before that time expires.
However,if the security system was activated and reset while you areaway, the disarm
confirmationwillchangeto4sirenchirpsand2parkinglightflashes. Thealarmwillhavethis
responseupon every disarming, aftertheactivation, until the ignition switchisturned "on",
whichwillclearthe violationfrom thesystem’s memory.
Automatic Rearming: On occasion people have unknowingly disarmed their
securitysystem by mishandling thetransmitteror by accidentally transmittingfrom a purse
orpocket. Topreventaccidentaldisarming,thissystemhasanAutomaticRearmingfeature.
The system will automatically rearm itself 90 seconds after disarming, unless the ignition
switchisturned"on". Ifthe"DoorsLockWithAutomaticRearming"ProgrammableFeature
isutilized,thedoorswillalsolockwhenthesystemautomaticallyrearms. AutomaticRearming
isindicated by afastflashing LED StatusLight.Once the ignition switchis turned "on", the
system will stay in the disarmed condition until you are ready to arm the system again from
the transmitter or from the Last Door Arming Feature (which is
Disarming Your Security System
Automatic Rearming continued next page
explained on page 6). Opening a door will also cancel Automatic Rearming, although the
countdown will resume when the door is shut if Last Door Arming is on. In this case, while
thedoor isopen, the LEDStatus Light willnot beflashinguntil thedooris shut,uponwhich
timeitwillresumeflashingfast. Regardlessofeithercondition,iftheignitionisturned"on",
allautomaticarming functionswillcease.
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The Valet Switch And Valet Modes
In a threatening situation, the transmitter may be used to fully activate the system,
sounding the siren, flashing the parking lights and relocking the doors (if configured with a
doorlockinterface). RemotePaniccanbeactivatedbypressingandholdingthetransmitter's
large button for three seconds. The system will automatically reset after 60 seconds, or the
transmitter'slarge button maybepressed and releasedagainto deactivate the RemotePanic
feature. Evenif the ignition ison,Remote Panic can stillbe used, and thetransmittercan be
used to stop Remote Panic, but the automatic reset changes to 5 1/2 minutes.
Remote Panic
The Valet Switch may be used to keep the security system from actively or passively
arming,by placing the system into Valet Mode. Thisisuseful during extended stopovers at
service stations, for maintenance, valet parking, car washing, etc. There are two forms of
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ValetMode. Thefirstis EasyValetTM,whereby adisarmedsystem maybeplaced intoValet
Modewithout theignitionkey, andthesecond formisValet Override,whichwill disarm an
armed or activated system and requires the use of the ignition key.
EasyValetTM:Thisuniquefeaturecanbeactivatedanytimethealarmisinthedisarmed
condition.EasyValetTM isuniquebecauseothersecuritysystemsrequirethe ignitionswitch
tobe"on",butwiththissystem,theignitioncanbeeither "on"or"off". ToachievetheValet
Mode, whenever the security system is disarmed, simply depress the Valet Switch for two
seconds; when the LED Status Light illuminates, release the Valet Switch.
ThesystemwillremaininValetModeconditionregardlessoftheignitionbeing"on"or"off".
While in the Valet Mode, the transmitters can still operate the Panic feature, the power
doorlocks(ifconnected), optionaltrunkreleaseand3rd channeloutput.EasyValetTM Mode
preventsactivearming(viatransmitter)orpassivearming(viaLastDoorArmingorAutomatic
Rearming)of the system.
Valet Override - Disarming Your Security System Without The
Transmitter: In the event the transmitter is lost, damaged, or its batteries become
exhausted, the Valet Switch and your ignition key may be used to disarm the system:
Step1: Withthesysteminthearmed condition,enterviathedriver'sdoor(be awarethatthe
alarm will activate when the door is opened).
Step2: Using your key, turn "on" the ignition.
Step3: Within 5 seconds, press the Valet Switch and the alarm will disarm instantly.
Valet Override continued next page
Shouldyouwishtopreventthesecuritysystemfrombecomingarmedagain,simplyplace
it into full Valet Mode, as described on the previous page. The Valet Switch is also used in
theprogrammingoperationsfortransmittersandchangingprogrammablefeatures. Bothof
these procedures are explained in later sections of this booklet.
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The Red LED Status Light
TheLEDStatusLightisusedasavisualindicatorofthedifferingstatesthatthesecurity
system can be in at any given time. Additionally, it is also used as part of the Automatic
Transmitter Verification and the Zone Violation operations. The Red LED Status Light is
normally positioned in a location that is easily observed by the driver, and these are the
possible conditions reflected by the LED Status Light:
SecuritySystemStatus:TheprimaryfunctionoftheRedLEDStatusLightisindicate
the following normal operating parameters of the security system:
1)Off = System is disarmed and not performing any automatic functions.
2) On Constant = System is in the Valet Mode.
3)Flashing Slow =System is fullyArmed.
4) Flashing Fast = The 30 second Last Door Arming or the 90 second Automatic
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Automatic Transmitter VerificationTM:Every time that the ignition is turned
"on", the LED Status Light will flash to indicate the number of transmitters programmed to
operate the security system. For example: two flashes and a pause indicates that only two
transmittersarecodedtooperatethesystem.TheATVdisplayoperatesfor10secondsevery
time the ignition switch is turned "on".
5) 1 flash and pause = 1 transmitter is stored in the system's memory.
6) 2 flashes and pause= 2 transmitters are stored in the system's memory.
7) 3 flashes and pause= 3 transmitters are stored in the system's memory.
8) 4 flashes and pause= 4 transmitters are stored in the system's memory.
ZoneViolation:Ifthesystemhasbeenactivated,upondisarmingtheRedLEDStatus
Lightwillflashandpausethefollowingsequencestoindicatewhichprotected circuitcaused
theactivation.Thisisseenwhilethesystemisactivatedandafterdisarming.Theflash/pause
sequencecontinuesfor90seconds,or untiltheignitionswitchisturned"on". Fourdifferent
Zone Violation codes can be stored by the system.
9) 1 flash and pause = System was activated by current sensing.
10) 2 flashes and pause = System was activated by the sensor, or it prewarned.
11) 3 flashes and pause = System was activated from the hood or trunk circuit.
12) 4 flashes and pause = System was activated from the door circuit.
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To increase its effectiveness, the Freedom 200+2 security system includes a dual-zone
shock sensor which will activate the system if a shock or impact to the vehicle is detected.
Your system is equipped with a Prewarning feature- a minor impact will cause the security
system to respond by chirping the siren one long and two short chirps, and flashing the
parkinglightsonce.Shouldthevehicleexperienceamajorimpact,thesensorwillfullyactivate
the security system.
Shock Detection And Prewarn Circuit
TheFreedom200+2hastwoadditionaloutputsforenhancedflexibilityandconvenience.
The first of these outputs is commonly used for trunk or rear hatch release; therefore it is
referred to as the “trunk release output”. This output is activated by pressing and holding
thetransmitter'ssmallcenterbuttonfor threeseconds. If thesystem isarmed, thisoperation
will automatically disarm the system and unlock the doors, although this is programmable.
The3rdChanneloutputiscommonlyusedtoactivateoptionalequipmentsuchasremote
car starter units or window control units. This feature is especially enhanced for remote
starting: the when 3rd Channel is utilized, system will partially disarm, ignoring all trigger
circuitsexceptthedoors. Ifthedoortriggercircuitisviolatedwhenthesystemisinthisstate,
the remote starter will be turned off, stopping the engine, and system will rearm fully and
activate.
Trunk Release And 3rd Channel Output
YoursystemhasthreeformsofprogrammableAnti-Carjackingprotection. Assentfrom
the factory, all three of the Anti-Carjacking features are turned off; to use them, the desired
Anti-Carjacking features must be turned on. To turn these features on, see pages 20-21.
Regardless of which method is used, activation of the Anti-Carjacking operation is
indicated by one parking light flash. Once the Anti-Carjacking process has begun, the user
cancancel itby pressing theValet Switch oncewithin thenext63 seconds. Ifnotcancelled,
55secondsafter the parking light flash the siren will begin to chirp. The siren will chirp for
8 seconds to alert the user that the system is about to enter into the full Anti-Carjacking
condition.
If the Anti-Carjacking process is not cancelled before the 63 second countdown expires,
the system will start sounding the siren and flashing the parking lights. Once this occurs,
pressing the valet will not stop the Anti-Carjacking operation, and 30 seconds later the
stater interrupt will engage. Anti-Carjacking can only be started while the ignition switch is
on, and once started it will continue even if the ignition is turned off.
Once the Anti-Carjacking feature has started, as indicated by the single parking light
flash, the system will not respond to the transmitters and once fully engaged, the system
will not reset automatically. Once fully engaged, Anti-Carjacking can only be stopped by:
Step 1: Turn the vehicles’s ignition “off”.
Step 2: Turn the vehicle’s ignition “on”.
Step 3: Within 5 seconds, press the Valet Switch.
Programmable Anti-Carjacking Protection
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Thethree forms Anti-Carjacking protection are:
#1: ActivatingAnti-Carjackingusingthetransmitterwhiletheignitionis“on”:
Ifprogrammablefeature#13isturnedon,theAnti-Carjackingoperationmaybeactivatedby
pressingandholdingthetransmitter’slargeupperandsmallcenterbuttonsfor4secondsany
timetheignitionis“on”. WhenAnti-Carjackingisactivated,theparkinglightswillflashonce,
and 55 seconds later the siren begins chirping.
#2: ActivatingAnti-Carjackingbyopeningadoorwhiletheignitionis“on”:
Ifprogrammablefeature#14isturnedon,theAnti-Carjackingoperationwillbeactivatedifone
ofthevehicle’sdoorsisopenedandclosedwhiletheignitionis“on”. Theparkinglightswill
flash once when the door is closed, and 55 seconds later the siren begins chirping.
#3: ActivatingAntiCar-Jackingeverytimetheignitionisturned “on”:
Ifprogrammablefeature#15isturnedon,theAnti-Carjackingoperationwillbeactivatedevery
timethevehicle’signitionisturned“on”. Theparkinglightswillflashonce13secondsafter
turning the ignition “on”, and 55 seconds later the siren will start chirping.
With any of the three methods, when the siren starts chirping it will chirp for 8 seconds,
during which time the Anti-Carjacking operation may be cancelled by pressing the Valet
Switch. Oncefullyactivated,itcanonlybestoppedbyusingtheoverrideprocedureexplained
onthepreviouspage. TheValetSwitchmayalsobepressedtocancelAnti-Carjackingatany
time between the single parking light flash and full activation.
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Programmable Features
Your Freedom 200+2 security system has 16 Programmable Features, which offer the
abilitytocustomizeyoursystemtobetterfityourpersonalneeds. TheProgrammableFeatures
mayeasilybechangedthroughtheFeaturesProgrammingMode,whichisexplainedonpage
20-21. Thissection describes each of the Programmable Features, or referencesthepagein
thismanualwhere the feature is explained, and programming.
1) CurrentSensing: (DefaultON) WhenthisFeatureison,thesystemwillactivatewhile
armedifacurrentdrawisdetectedinthevehicle'selectricalsystem. Asanexample,ifavehicle
dooris opened the system will detect the current draw made by the dome lightilluminating.
2) 3Minutes/3SecondCurrentSensingDelay: (Default3Minutes)ThisFeaturesets
thetimedelaybeforetheCurrentSensingFeaturewilloperateafterarmingthesecuritysystem.
Vehicles having delay dome lights or electric cooling fans may require the longer setting.
Whenprogramming,pressthetransmitter'slargeupperbuttontosetthisfeaturefor3seconds
or press the small button for 3 seconds setting.
3) Last Door Arming: (Default ON) If this Feature is turned on, the system will
automaticallyarmitselfafteryouexitthevehicle. Thisfeatureisfullyexplainedindetailon
page 6.
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4) DoorsLockWithLastDoorArming:(DefaultOFF) Ifthisfeatureisturnedon,and
the previously explained Last Door Arming Feature is on, the doors will also lock when the
security system becomes armed 30 seconds after shutting the last door.
5) AutomaticRearming:(DefaultON) Thisfeaturepreventsaccidentaldisarming,and
is explained on pages 9 and 10.
6) Doors Lock With Automatic Rearming: (Default OFF) If this and the previous
featuresareturnedon,thedoorswilllockwhenthesecuritysystemautomaticallyrearmsitself.
7) SteadySirenOrPulsedHornAudibleOutput: (DefaultSteadySiren)Insteadofthe
includedelectronicsiren,ifpreferredthevehicle'sexistinghornmaybeusedforthesecurity
system'saudibleresponses. ThecompanionInstallation Manual explains how to configure
the system to sound the vehicle’s horn. When programming, press the transmitter's large
upperbuttonfortheSteadySirensettingorpress thesmallcenter buttonforthe PulsedHorn
setting.
8) DoorsLock/UnlockWithIgnitionOn/Off:(DefaultON) Thisfeaturehasthesystem
automatically lock the doors 5 seconds after the ignition switch is turned "on", and unlock
the doors instantly when the ignition switch is turned "off".
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9) 30 or 60 Second Activation Duration: (Default 30 Seconds) This feature sets the
length of time that the siren sounds and the parking lights flash when the security system
is activated. When programming, press the small center transmitter button to select the 60
secondactivation period or pressthetransmitter's large upper button toselectthe 30 second
durationtime.
10) DoubleUnlockPulse: (DefaultOFF) Somenewervehicleshavepowerdoorlocking
systemswhichrequireadoublepulseoutputtounlockthedoors. Thisfeatureaccommodates
these systems, and is included for the benefit of the installer, who can determine if it is
necessary for the Double Unlock Pulse feature to be utilized.
11) OpenDoor Arming Alert: (Default OFF) Thisfeatureensures that the vehicle’s
doorsaresecuredwhenthesystemisarmed. Shouldadoorbeopenwhenthesystemisarmed
viathetransmitter,thisfeaturechangestheaudibleconfirmationfromonesirenchirptothree
siren chirps.
12) TrunkReleaseDisarmsSystem: (DefaultON) This feature, explained on page 14,
adds the convenience of automatically disarming the security system when remote trunk
release is operated. If this Feature is turned off, the system has the enhanced operation for
remote starting. The enhanced operation is the same as the 3rd Channel’s, which is also
explained on page 14.
13) TransmitterActivatedAnti-Carjacking:(DefaultOFF).
14) Door-ActivatedAnti-CarjackProtection:(DefaultOFF).
15) Ignition-ActivatedAnti-CarjackProtection:(DefaultOFF).
Anti-Carjackingprotectionoperationandallthreemethodsofactivatingitareexplained
in full detail on pages 15 and 16.
16) ConfirmationChirps:(DefaultON) Thisfeatureconfiguresthesystemtoarmand
disarmwith or without audible confirmation siren chirps.
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Tochange anyoftheProgrammableFeaturesinFeaturesProgrammingMode:
Step#1: Turn"off"theignition;within10secondspresstheValetSwitch5times. Thesiren
will sound a long and short siren chip indicating Features Programming Mode.
Step#2: Within 10 seconds select the desired feature by pressing the Valet Switch the
numberoftimesasthefeaturenumber. Thesirenwillchirpthesamenumberoftimes
to confirm which feature is selected.
Step#3: Within 10 seconds press either the transmitter’s large upper button to turn the
featureon(responseisonesirenchirp), orthesmall centerbuttonto turnthefeature
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To exit Feature Programming Mode, allow 10 seconds to expire without programming
activity,orturnontheignitionswitch. AlongsirenchirpindicatesthesystemexitingFeature
ProgrammingMode.
The Programmable Features, and their factory-set default setting, are:
Feature#1: CurrentSensing:DefaultON.
Feature#2: 3 Minute or 3 Second Current Sensing Delay: Default 3 Minute.
Feature#3: LastDoorArming:DefaultON.
Feature#4: DoorsLock WithLast DoorArming: DefaultOFF.
Feature#5: AutomaticRearming:DefaultON.
Feature#6: DoorsLockwithAutomaticRearming:DefaultOFF.
Feature#7: Steady Siren or Pulsed Horn Output: Default Steady Siren.
Feature#8: Doors Lock and Unlock With Ignition On and Off: Default ON.
Feature#9: 30 or 60 Second Activation Duration: Default 30 Seconds.
Feature#10: DoubleUnlockPulse:DefaultOFF.
Feature#11: OpenDoorArmingAlert:DefaultOFF.
Feature#12: TrunkReleaseDisarmsSystem:DefaultON.
Feature#13: TransmitterActivatedAnti-CarjackingProtection:DefaultOFF.
Feature#14: DoorActivatedAnti-CarjackingProtection:DefaultOFF.
Feature#15: IgnitionActivatedAnti-CarjackingProtection:DefaultOFF.
Feature#16: ConfirmationChirps:DefaultON.
Programming Transmitters
Upto4differenttransmittersmaybeprogrammedtooperateyoursecuritysystem.When
anewtransmitterisprogrammedintothesystem,allprevioustransmitterswill bedeleted.If
athirdorfourthtransmitterisdesired,allofthetransmittersmustbeprogrammedatthesame
time into system. To program transmitters to operate your system, follow this procedure:
Step#1: Turn"on"theignition;within10secondspresstheValetSwitch5times. Thesiren
will sound a long siren chip indicating Transmitter Programming Mode.
Step#2: To program the first transmitter, within 10 seconds press the large upper
transmitter button until the siren sounds one short chirp. Repeat this step for each
transmitter which is to operate the system.
ThesystemwillexitTransmitterProgrammingModeif10secondspasswithoutreceiving
anew transmission, or immediatelyuponturning the ignition switch“off” or upon theentry
ofafourthtransmitter. ExitfromTransmitterProgrammingModeisindicatedbyalongsiren
chirp.
In the above Step #2, pressing the transmitter’s large upper button assigns that button
to arm, disarm and panic the system. The other two button’s functions are automatically
assigned per the operations as described in this manual. However, other button or buttons
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may be pressed at Step #2, changing the transmitter button operations. This allows one
transmitterto operate Freedom 200+2 systems in multiple vehicles.
MultipleVehicleOperation:Asmentioned,the securitysystem canbeprogrammedto
armanddisarmfromotherbuttonorbuttoncombinations. Thesealternativesforarm/disarm/
panic are the small center button, the combination of pressing both large upper and small
center buttons at the same time. Thus, up to three different systems may be operated from
one transmitter. Alternative button operation assignment is easily done in the Transmitter
Programming Mode- at Step #2 on the previous page, instead of pressing the large upper
button, either press the small center button or the large upper and small center button
combination.
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SmallCenterButton
Programmed
LargeUpper&SmallCenter
Buttons
Programmed
Arm,Disarm
& "Panic"
TrunkRelease
3rdChannel
Arm,Disarm
& "Panic"
TrunkRelease
3rdChannel
L I M I T E D L I F E T I M E W A R R A N T Y
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 unauthorized
modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user's authority to operate the
equipment.
Products manufactured and sold by OMEGA RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT, INC. (the
Company), are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. If
a product 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 Research and Development, Inc.'s labor and return shipping, to the original owner during
the lifetime of the car in which it was originally installed.
All products for warranty repair must be sent postage prepaid to Omega Research & Development,
Inc., P.O. Box 508, Douglasville, Georgia 30133, with bill of sale or other dated proof of purchase.
This warranty is nontransferable and does not apply to any product damaged by accident, physical or
electrical misuse or abuse, improper installation, alteration, any use contrary to its intended function,
unauthorized service, fire, flood, lightning, or other acts of God.
This warranty limits the Company's liability to the repair or replacement of the product. The
Company shall not be responsible for removal and/or reinstallation charges, damage to or theft of the
vehicle or its contents, or any incidental or consequential damages caused by any failure or alleged failure
of the product to function properly. Under No Circumstances Should This Warranty, Or The Product
Covered By It, Be Construed As A Guarantee Or Insurance Policy Against Loss. The Company neither
assumes nor authorizes any person or organization to make any Warranties or assume any liability in
connection with the sale, installation, or use of this product.
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