Audiovox AA-9005 Troubleshooting guide

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Remote Control Alarm System

with Wireless Module Interconnect

Owner's

Manual &Installation Guide

IABLE

OF CONTENTS

. INTRODUCTION ............................................................Pg. 2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

SYSTEM FEATURES ...........•...••........................•.....•.••.•Pg. 3 ARMING THE SYSTEM ...............................................Pg.

PARTS LIST ................................................................

Pg.

3-4 DISARMING THE SYSTEM

•.••..••.•.••••.•.•.••.••••••...••..•.•••

Pg.

. MOUNTING COMPONENTS USING

THE

REMOTE PANIC FEATURE

••••••••.••••.•.••••

Pg.

MOUNTING THE SIREN MODULE ..•.•.•.......•.........••••

Pg.

5-7 ATTEMPTED BREAK-IN INDICATOR

••••••.••••••.••••.••.•••

Pg.

MOUNTING THE SENSOR/CONTROL MODULE

..•.•

Pg.

8-9 REMOVING POWER

FROM

THE SYSTEM

•••••••••••.•••

Pg.

WIRING COMPONENTS USER REFERENCE INFORMATION

WIRING

THE

SIREN MODULE.........•....•....•..••....•..•..••

Pg.

10 BATTERY REPLACEMENT....................................Pg. 16-

WIRING

THE

SENSOR/CONTROL MODULE

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Pg.

10-11

TROUBLESHOOTING ...........................................

~Pg.

18-

ACTIVATION AND ADJUSTMENTS WARRANTY STATEMENT .••.•.••.•...••.••..•..••...•.......•...••

Pg.

TURNING

THE SIREN MODULE ........................•

Pg.

12 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ..•.•.•...•.••..•..•....••.......•.•.Pg.

TURNING

THE SENSOR/CONTROL MODULE ...

Pg.

FORM

FOR

RECORDING CODE NUMBERS .•..••......•Pg.

REMOTE KEYCHAIN TRANSMITIER TEST ............•.

Pg.

ADJUSTING

THE

VOLTAGE SENSOR CIRCUIT ......•

Pg.

ADJUSTING THE SHOCK SENSOR CIRCUIT .....•.....Pg.14

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INTRODUCTION

The Audiovox AA·900S is an extremely eHective, state-of-tha-

• art, automotive security system, that's incredibly easyto

instaH

and

operate. Virtually

mechanical

electrical expertise

required

perform thebasicsystem installation.

There are three main components to the AA-900S:

The first is

extremely loud warning

Siren

Modula that

activated if any attempt is made to vandalize

your

vehicle. The siren

module has a magneticbase that allows instant mounting on any flat

metalsurface

yourenginecompartmentThesirenmoduleconnects

easilyto your vehicle's battery terminals with sixfeet of wire and

two

"jumper cable type- clamp-on spring clips.

The second major component isthe AA-900S's Sensor/Control

Module

which

locatedinside the vehicle'spassengercompartment

The

Sensor/ControlModule can be mounted by eitherclipping itonto

the visor

attaching it to the console or under-dash

means of a

Velcro®strip. The Sensor/Control Module

the actual "brain·ofthe

AA-900S. The Sensor/Control Module will "know·if a door has been

opened or if someone is trying to forceably enter the vehide

breaking the glass. When the Sensor/Control Module detects a

break-in. it sends a radio frequency signal activating the warning

siren

the engine compartment. The Sensor/Control Module

extremely easy to connectbecause in most cases

simply plugsinto

·,

your vehicle's cigarette lighter•

The third component in the system is the Remote

Keychaln

Transmitter.

This

transmitterremotely armsand disarmsthesecurity

system from

feet away by transmitting a radio frequency

signalto the Sensor/Control Module. This smallkeychain transmitter

also

acts

a"panicswitch-which.will remotely activate the siren by

simply holding down the transmitter button for approximately three

seconds. Although we hope you never have to use it, the

panic

feature

adds

another dimension of safety on alate night

walk

your

carthrough a deserted parking lot. .

have

touched on a few of the majorcomponents of

the

AA-

9005

this introduction. There are. however, many more detailed

descriptions

features, installation instructions and operating

procedures

this owner'smanualthat will enhance the performance

your

new

security system and increase your

protection.

Please

take the time necessary to read through this manual to derive the

maximum benefit from

your

investment. .

also

important that you turn

the inside back

cover

this

manual

and

record thethreecode numbers (printedonwhitestickers)

found

the bottom

the Sensor/Control Module. These numbers

will be very important should you lose a remote transmitter. the

Sensor/Control Module

a security ONIOFF key. You

find two

places

record

these numbers, one will remain attached to this

manual

and

the

otherwillbeon awalletsize. reference, andsummary

operation

card.

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AA-9005 SYSTEM FEATURES

• Extremely easy

install because

unique wireless design and

simplified mounting of major alarm system components

• Remotecontrol arminganddisarmingwith radio frequencykeychain

transmitter (2 Included)

•

May

be armed

disarmed from

to 15 feet away

• Audible "chirps- from siren verify that the syst!lm is arming and

disarming

• A voltage sensing circuit triggers

the

alarm upon opening any door,

• hatch, trunk or hood (that

adivates

a fight)

• A built-in adjustable shock

sensor

that causes the alarm

sound

when

attempt is made to

break

the glass

use other means of

forceable entry

•

Three

LE.D.

statusindicators

the SensorlControlModule letyou

know

that the system is turned on, when the alarm is armed, and

when

the system has been triggered.

• A built-in rechargable ba.d<-up battery in the Siren Module and a

replaceable back-upbatteryin

the

Sensor/Control Moduleallowthe

system to operate even

their external power is disconnected from

~ewh~~

•

Any

attempt to remove power

from

the Sensor/Control Module will

cause

the alarm siren to sound

• Unique tubular security key

adivates

power switch

Sensor/

Control Module

tum

system ON and

Off

AA-9005 SECURITY KIT PARTS

LIST

The following is a fist of parts that you will find in

the

~-9

securitykitpackage.Eachpart

proceeded

anumber

parenth(

which

will helpto identifythe partin diagrams and in the

text

explail

mounting the components and wiring.

(1)

The SensorlControl Module

(2)

VISor

cftp

for mounting Sensor/Control Module

(1)

(3)

The SirenIReceiver Module

(4)

A magnet based bracket for mounting the siren

module

knurfed thumb screws

for

attaching the bracket

the

Module

(3)

(5)

A curfy cord which has a cigarette lighter adaptor

one

and a dual condudor female pin plug on

the

other

end

plugs into

the

Sensor/Control Module (1)

(6)

A Red and Black twin conductorwire with bared

wires

end and afemale pin plug on the otherend which

plugs

intI

SensOrlControl Module (1), and allows itto

hard

wired

vehicle'sfuse box, shouldthe cigarette lightercord

not

be u

(7)

Two remota control keychain transmitters

(8)

Two small tubular security keys

tum

the

Sensor/Co

Module

and

Off

(9)

2.0'

x2.5·male andfemale Velcro®padforoptionalmou

ofthe Sensor/Control Module (1)

(10)

Hardware

bag

consistingof(3)screws, (3)

Iockwashers.

washers,

(1)

blue ring terminal, (1) 9-volt Alkaline batter;

thumbscrews,

(2)

tubularkeys, (2)decals,

)male & (1)fe

Velcro square 2.s- x 2.5", and (5) six

inCh

cable ties.

Page

(2)

(3)

(6)

(8)

(9)

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MOUNTING COMPONENTS

MOUNTING THE SIREN MODULE •

The

siren moduleis mounted

the enginecompartment

oneof

two methods

.•.

with a magnet based bracket,

with the magnet base

removed

and the bracket screwed directly to the vehicle.

MAGNET MOUNT

MEDiOD

Open

the vehicle's hood and locate a smooth, flat steel surfaca

awayfrom heat and moving parts.

Try

tochoose a surface where

the

magnetcreatesastrongbond

tothe

metalsurface.Thesurface

should be tree

dirt. rust, sprayed -on coatings etc.. Be sure the

location

within 5 feet of the vehicle's battery so that the Siren

Module's (1)

power

cables will reach the battery terminals easily.

2. Attach the Siren Module (3) to theSirenMountingBracket

(4)

with

the two knurled thumb screws as shown in figure (1).

3. When mounted in

bracketthe Siren Module

capable ofa 180

degreeswing

allowfordifferentmountingpositions.

isimportant

to position the siren module

that the open end of the hom

pointing downward to prevent it from collecting water.

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

Once

the

SIren

Module

assembly

seems

firmly

attached

the

magnetic

base,

YOU

MUST

then

connect

the

strain

relief

cable

attached

the

Siren

ModUle (1).

Find

some secure

fixture

located

nearby

(such

existing

harness

bott

etc.)

and

screw

down

the

strain

relief

cable

through

the

ring

connector

connect

with

wire

ties

provided.

See figure (2)

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Siren

ON/OFF

Switch

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MOUNTING SIREN BRACKET

Willi

SCREWS

1. Open the vehicle's hood and locate a suitable mounting position

for

the Siren Module (3) away from heat

and

moving parts. Since

you

will

securing the bracket with screws,

sure to check

behind the intended mounting area

insure that you will not be

piercing the outer fender wall or any hoses, duct worX.or wire .

hamesseswith

your

dnll

bracketmounting screws.

sure the

location

close enough to the vehicle's battery so that the Siren

Module's

(3)

power

cables will reach the battery terminals easily.

2. Removethe magneticbasefromtheSirenMounting Bracket(4)

removing the center nut and bolt assembly which retains the

magnet

Afterremoving themagnet.position

the

mountingbracket

(4)

inthe

selected mounting position. It is important to position the Siren

Module bracket so

that

(when mounted

position) the open end

the siren's horn will be pointing downward

prevent it from

collecting water.

4. Using the two mounting

brac!<et

holes

a template, dnll two

1181101es

into the mounting location and secure the bracket (4)

with

two

small screws from the hardware bag (10).

5. Attach the Siren Module (3) to the Siren Mounting Bracket

(4)

with

the

two-

knurled thumb screws. Remember to keep the horn

opening pointing downward.

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MOUNTING COMPONENTS (CONT.)

MOUNTING THE SENSOR/CONTROL MODULE

The

SensortControl Module (1)' is mounted in the vehicle's

passenger

compartment

can

mounted by means of a snap-on

visor

dip

the passenger side sun-visor or alternatively the module

may

mounteddirectlyto the canterconsole

lowerdashby means

self-adhering Velcro® pads (9) supp6ed in the

kit.

is not

recommended

mount this module on top

the dash. in direct

sunlight

high temperatures may damage the unit. Referto

GeneraJ

Specifications section.

SUN-VISOR MOUNTING METHOD

1. Attachthe visormounting

dip

(2)to the Sensar/Control Module(1)

snappingthe tabs on theclipintothe grooves

thesides

the

SensorlControl Module (1)

shown in figure (5).

sure to

positionthe clip

theflat. batterycompartmentsideofthe module

(1) withthe visor

dip

opening facing towardthe front (narrow end)

the

module.

Once

attached tothe Sensor/Control Module(1) sfidetheopen

end

the visor clip (2) onto the passenger's side sun-visor. over

the edge of

the

visor closest

the windshield.Choose a visor

location where you havethe ability to see allthree status indicator

LE.D.

fights

and

where you easily have accass to the ON/OFF

keys

witch

area

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Figure

CONSOLE

OR UNPER-DASH MOUNTING MEJtIOD

Locate the 2.5-x2.5- Velcro®pads

(9)

supplied with

the

kit.

Stickthe pads together keeping

all

the edges lined up as closely

possible.

3. Removethe protectivepaperfrom the adhesive

one

side

ofthe

Velcro® "sandwich-.

4. Position and stick the Velcro®

pads

over the center of

the

flat

(batterycompartment)sideontheSensor/ControlModule(1). See

figure,(6)

CAUTION:

not

stick

the pads onto

over the battery

compartment

doo.(

over

the small white labels with

your

transmitter

code

numbers

them.

5. Choose a location on theconsole orunderyour dashboard where

you have the ability to see all three status indicator LED. lights

andwhere you easilyhave accassto

the

ON/OFFkeyswitch area.

6. Remove the protective paper

from

the

remaining

side

the

Velcro®pad"sandwich-stillattachedto

the

Sensor/ControlModule

(1), and stick the module to the chosen dash location.

NOTE:

sura

that

the mountIng area Is clean

and

dry

Insure

proper

adhesion.

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