Auto Page RF-700 User manual

Congratulations on your purchase of the RF-700 vehicle security system.

AutoPage, Inc. Is one of the companies with the longest history and experience in vehicle security in the

United States and a wholly owned subsidiary of Iwata Electric Co Ltd., Tokyo, Japan. Iwata has been

an industry leader for 45 years, establishing a reputation for ingenuity in its engineering capability and

innovative communication products.

We sincerely hope the purchase of the RF-700 vehicle security system provides peace of mind to you.

Please take the time to read over this operation manual to thoroughly familiarize yourself with the many

features and options of the RF-700.

THIS PRODUCT IS DESIGNED FOR PROFESSIONAL

INSTALLATION ONLY !

!!NOTICE!!

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION

IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS:

(1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND

(2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED,

INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.

FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION RULES AND REGULATIONS

PROHIBIT THE ADJUSTMENT OF THE TRANSMITTER PORTION OF THIS

SYSTEM BY UNLICENSED PERSONNEL.

RF-700 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

A. REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER OPERATION

The remote control transmitters (XT-64) included with the RF-700 offer the code rolling feature which

will prevent illegal use of a code-grabber with an attempt to record the code of your transmitter. In

addition, these unique transmitters feature LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) readouts, and various function

icons to allow custom setting of your RF-700 alarm system. The following icons will appear in the top

half of the transmitter window.

SENSOR, BYPASS, TEMP = TEMPORARY, PASSIVE, PREWARN, ALARM, and VALET.

The following icons appear in the right corner of the bottom half of the transmitter window.

ON and OFF

The following LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) readouts will appear in the bottom half of the transmitter

window when a particular command or function is selected.

LCD Readout Meaning Function

ARM Arm Arm the RF-700

DSARM Disarm Disarm the RF-700

TRUNK Trunk Remote trunk release

PANIC Panic Activate the panic feature

PRGRM Program Enter the RF-700 program mode

REARM Rearm Enable or disable automatic rearm feature

3RDCH Third Channel Third channel has been selected

CHIRP Chirp Enable or disable arm/disarm chirp

(Above also used for temporary chirp delete)

CAR 1 Car #1 Transmitter set for car #1

CAR 2 Car #2 Transmitter set for car #2 (*)

CAR 3 Car #3 Transmitter set for car #3 (*)

LOCK Lock Enable or disable passive door locking

IGNLK Ignition door lock Enable or disable ignition door locking

UNLK Unlock Priority door unlock

LIGHT Light Enable or disable transmitter backlight

RESET Reset Return RF-700 to factory default settings

TEST Test Tests door, trunk, and shock sensor

connections

EXIT Exit Exit program commands

In addition, when in the sensor adjustment modes, numbers from 1 to 16 will appear as LCD readouts.

The higher the number, the more sensitive the sensor becomes. The factory default setting for the SIS-5

shock sensor is 8.

A signal beam icon will appear and flash on and off as a confirmation that the RF-700 transmitter has sent

its signal.

(*) One, two, or three vehicles may be controlled with one RF-700 transmitter. All vehicles must have

RF-700 alarm systems installed.

IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING USE OF TRANSMITTERS

In addition to normal arm, disarm, trunk, panic, and temporary valet commands, the RF-700 transmitter

uses MODE commands for additional functions. Refer to the following MODE COMMANDS flow

chart for details.

PRESS

MODE

PRESS MODE

1 TIME 3RD

CHANNEL PRESS

TRUNK

2 TIMES PRESS

TRUNK ARM

DISARM

3 TIMES PRESS

TRUNK

4 TIMES CAR 1 PRESS

TRUNK

5 TIMES CAR 2 PRESS

TRUNK

6 TIMES CAR 3 PRESS

TRUNK

MODE COMMANDS

TEMPORARY

PREWARN OFF

NOTE: TEMPORARY

PREWARN OFF CAN

ONLY BE MADE WITH

THE RF-700 DISARMED.

WHEN DELETED, THE

SIREN OR HORN WILL

CHIRP 3 TIMES.

TEMPORARY MODE COMMANDS WILL

RETURN TO NORMAL OPERATION UPON

EACH ARM OR DISARM SIGNAL.

TEMPORARY

CHIRPOFF

Many features of the RF-700 such as shock sensor adjustment, manual or passive arming, etc. are

programmed through the PROGRAM COMMANDS mode of the transmitter.

PROGRAM COMMANDS

THE RF-700 MUST BE DISARMED TO

ENTER ANY PROGRAM COMMANDS.

PRESS MODE

FOR 3 SECONDS

PROGRAM

PRESS

MODE

SENSOR

BYPASS

TIME

TIMES PASSIVE

ARMING

TIMES AUTOMATIC

REARM

TIMES PREWARN

PREWARN

ADJUST (*)

TIMES

TIMES SENSOR

ADJUST

PRESS

ARM

PRESS

DISARM

OFF

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

ARM

PRESS

DISARM

OFF

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

ARM

PRESS

DISARM

OFF

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

ARM

PRESS

DISARM

OFF

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

SENSITIVITY

INCREASE

PRESS ARM

SENSITIVITY

DECREASE

PRESS DISARM

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

SENSITIVITY

INCREASE

PRESS ARM

SENSITIVITY

DECREASE

PRESS DISARM

CONTINUED ON FOLLOWING PAGE

CONFIRMED WITH 3 CHIRPS

CONFIRMED WITH 4 CHIRPS

NOTE: FACTORY SENSOR SETTINGS ARE SET

AT 8. RESETTING THE TRANSMITTER RETURNS

THE SENSOR SETTINGS TO 8.

NOTE: IF A SINGLE RF-700

TRANSMITTER IS USED TO CONTROL

SECOND OR THIRD VEHICLES, THESE

PROGRAM COMMANDS ARE ONLY

AVAILABLE TO THE PRIMARY VEHICLE.

(*) IMPORTANT: After prewarn adjustment is made

press TRUNK, siren will chirp, then press MODE,

then press TRUNK one more time. Siren will chirp.

PROGRAM COMMANDS (CONTINUED)

THE RF-700 MUST BE DISARMED TO

ENTER ANY PROGRAM COMMANDS.

TIMES PASSIVE

LOCK

PRESS

ARM

PRESS

DISARM

OFF

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

ARM

PRESS

DISARM

OFF

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

ARM

PRESS

DISARM

OFF

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

ARM

PRESS

DISARM

OFF

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

TIMES IGNITION

CONTROL

LOCK/UNLOCK

TIMES CHIRP

(SIREN ONLY)*

TIMES BACK

LIGHT

PRESS

ARM

PRESS

DISARM

OFF

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK

TIMES TEST

TIMES

RESET TO

FACTORY

DEFAULTS

TIMES EXIT

CONFIRMED WITH 3 CHIRPS

CONFIRMED WITH 4 CHIRPS

CONFIRMED WITH 3 CHIRPS

PRESS

TRUNK

PRESS

TRUNK NO CHIRP CONFIRMATION UNLESS

A SENSOR ADJUSTMENT HAS BEEN MADE

NO CHIRP SIGNAL

* REFER TO

INSTALL MANUAL

FOR HORN CHIRP

The default (factory) settings for the program commands are as follows.

Sensor Bypass OFF

Passive Arming OFF

Automatic Rearm OFF

Prewarn Circuit OFF

Prewarn Sensor Adjustment 8

Main Shock Sensor Adjustment 8

Passive Door Lock OFF

Ignition Control Lock/Unlock OFF

Siren Chirp ON

Transmitter Backlight OFF

Reset (Return to Defaults) N/A

Exit (Exit Program Mode) N/A

A bracketed (M) or (P) will appear throughout this manual after any feature, function, or option heading

indicating settings or adjustments are made through the RF-700 transmitter. Consult the flow chart for

instructions.

ICONS APPEAR HERE

LCD READOUTS

APPEAR HERE

ARM - ALARM MODE

ON - PROGRAM MODE

SENSOR ADJUST - UP

DISARM - ALARM MODE

OFF - PROGRAM MODE

SENSOR ADJUST - DOWN

MODE SELECT

TRUNK RELEASE

ENTER - COMMAND MODE

ENTER - PROGRAM MODE

TEMPORARY VALET

PUSH BOTH ARM & DISARM BUTTONS

AT THE SAME TIME. SIREN OR HORN

WILL CHIRP 3 TIMES TO CONFIRM.

1. ARM

Press the ARM button once to arm. The vehicle horn, or siren (*) will chirp one (1) time, the parking

lights will flash one (1) time, and all doors will lock (**).

NOTE: To accommodate vehicles with slow-dim, or delayed interior lighting, the pin switch trigger circuit

of the RF-700 will wait 45 seconds after arming before becoming active. The trunk trigger circuit, and

shock sensor circuit will be immediately active upon arming. The starter interrupt circuit becomes active

on alarm trigger. Additionally, the RF-700 will trigger if any attempt is made to turn on the ignition when

armed.

2. LED STATUS INDICATOR OPERATION

1. LED OFF = DISARMED OR IN VALET MODE

2. LED FAST FLASHING = PASSIVE ARMING OR AUTOMATIC REARMING

3. LED FLASHING = ARMED

4. LED FLASHING 1 TIME QUICKLY = DOOR BREACH (DISARM)

5. LED FLASHING 2 TIMES QUICKLY = TRUNK BREACH (DISARM)

6. LED FLASHING 3 TIMES QUICKLY = SENSOR BREACH (DISARM)

NOTE: If the automatic rearm feature has been chosen through the transmitter, a door must be opened

after disarming. If a door is not opened, the RF-700 will automatically rearm in 60 seconds, and the LED

will continue to flash. See section (D) AUTOMATIC REARM for details.

3. TO DISARM THE RF-700

Press the DISARM button once to disarm. The vehicle horn, or siren (*) will chirp two (2) times, the

parking lights will flash two (2) times, and the doors will unlock (**).

NOTE: If optional PRIORITY DOOR UNLOCK was installed, only the driver’s door will unlock upon

disarm. To unlock all remaining doors, push the disarm button one more time within five (5) seconds.

NOTE (*): The RF-700 is capable of three methods for audible alarm trigger. You may choose at the

time of installation to honk the vehicle’s horn, you may choose the standard electronic siren, or both.

NOTE (**): Your vehicle must be equipped with power door locks. Optional relays may be required.

Please read the manual for other door lock functions and/or options that may be controlled by the RF-

700.

NOTE: If domelight supervision has been installed, the vehicle’s dome light(s) will illuminate with the

disarm signal. The domelight will remain on for 60 seconds, or turn off immediately after switching on the

ignition.

4. AUDIBLE BREACH WARNING

In addition to the LED status indicator, the RF-700 is equipped with an audible breach warning to inform

you that the alarm has been triggered in your absence. Upon disarming, the siren or horn will chirp four

times, and the parking lights will flash four times.

5. ARM/DISARM CHIRP DELETE FROM REMOTE (M) or (P)

(Vehicle horn or siren)

The arm/disarm chirp sound may be deleted temporarily or permanently if desired. If deleted temporarily,

the chirp sound will return upon the next arm or disarm signal. If deleted permanently, arm/disarm

confirmation may be made via the flashing parking lights.

6. PANIC FUNCTION

The RF-700 remote control may be used as a remote control panic switch to trigger the horn or siren in

cases of emergency. To activate the PANIC FUNCTION press and hold the ARM or DISARM button

on the remote transmitter for a minimum of three (3) seconds. The vehicle horn or siren will sound. To

stop the PANIC FUNCTION press the DISARM button on the transmitter one more time.

NOTE: If the DISARM button is used to start the panic function be sure the alarm is rearmed before

leaving the vehicle.

7. TRANSMITTER BACKLIGHT (P)

The XT-64 transmitter is equipped with an internal backlight to aid in its use at night, or in dark areas

such as parking structures.

The internal backlight will light each time a transmitter button is pushed. It will stay lit from two to five

seconds depending on the function chosen.

NOTE: Extended use of the transmitter backlight when not necessary will diminish battery life more

quickly.

8. EXIT TRANSMITTER SETTING MODE (P)

The PROGRAM COMMANDS setting mode must be closed before any alarm protection is possible.

9. CHANGING THE REMOTE

TRANSMITTER BATTERY

The RF-700 remote transmitter uses one (1) 12

volt miniature battery, #EL12, #VR22, or

Radio Shack #23-144. It will provide

approximately six months of operation before

replacement is necessary.

To replace the battery, carefully remove the

case screw located at the end of the remote

transmitter where the key ring attaches to its

case. Use a small blade Phillips screwdriver.

Before removing the battery note the direction

of its terminals. Install the new battery exactly

the same, using caution so as not to bend, or

otherwise damage the battery contacts.

Replace the case cover and carefully tighten the

screw. Do not over-tighten the screw. Test the

transmitter to be sure it arms and disarms the

alarm.

B. VALET/OVERRIDE SWITCH

NOTE: Both VALET and OVERRIDE functions are performed from the same switch.

1. OVERRIDE FUNCTION

The OVERRIDE FUNCTION may be used if the RF-700 remote is lost or inoperative. To operate

the OVERRIDE FUNCTION, enter the vehicle (alarm will sound). Switch the ignition to ON. Push

the momentary VALET/OVERRIDE switch. The alarm will stop. The RF-700 will be disarmed.

Quickly replace or service the remote transmitter to insure continued vehicle protection.

2. VALET FUNCTION (TEMPORARY)

To engage temporary valet alarm must be disarmed and the ignition off. Press both arm and disarm

buttons on the transmitter at the same time. The RF-700 will respond with three confirming chirps.

The RF-700 may be placed into temporary valet mode when valet parking the vehicle. Temporary

valet mode will allow the vehicle to be driven without giving the valet operator the RF-700 transmitter.

Reset switch

NOTE:Should any

difficulity be experienced

after changing the battery.

reopen the transmitter

and push the reset switch

located above negative

battery terminal.

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