Code Alarm 2000 User manual

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Emergency

Override

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case

you

lose

your

lrorismltter. - .

-On

Servlce/Vclet

swlicn. Allows securtty system

(emoln

disarmed while

for sJrviee<:lr.vehlcie

valet

po'rked.

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Visual

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(NOt

installedwhen the automatic al1TIingoption

disabled.)

Thev;Uetswitch~

u;ed

fortumingih~val~t';'l)(je

on and

off.Val~t

mode prevents the security system from arming, yet, allows the

convenience functions (door

lock

&unlock,etc.) tooperate normally.

Valet mode

useful when valelperking,refueling or servicing

your

. vehicle.

...

••

To use

Yalet

mode, disarm security system and toggle the valet

sw~chto

the on

pcs~iori.

The

LED

will begin a quick double flash partern looonfirmsecurity system

valet>

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mOde;

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re-enter normal operating mode, toggle valet

sw~chto

the off position

and:>

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..........

Turn

ign~ion

key

then off.

Th<iLED

wiUtumoHandsecurlty system will begin

n's automatic arming

cycle:.·

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Arm

secur~y

system

w~h

theremote control transmitter: .

The emergency override

bUllo~

is ahidden push bullon that can

used

to disarm the

secur~y

system

your remote oontroltransmiller

lost or .

stolen. .

To prevent

uf\auth~rized

use,

t"eig~~i~nk";'

need~todisarm

the

security system when using the emergency override bullon, .

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» Note: These instrlJctions

are

for singl"c;"ioperation, for

rnLIHi'ca,'

o,)eriatic,"

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the

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~i~tJc.)ntrolied

Functions

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.Remote controlled door lock/unlock, illuminated entry/exit remote controlled trunk

release may require additional parts

and

labor to hook-up. Because additional parts and

" fabor may

required these features are referred

optional featuras

and

not standard

features.

The term ZONE used herein refers to any door, hood, trunk

or sensor monitored by the security system.

,C~f~lIi~sySiem

When There Is

AnActlveZO!l~

When

there

an open door

other sensor trigger present (active zone) when the system

enters pre-arm, !he system begins a 4-112 minute countdown at the end of which,

}bypassesthe

active zone, The siren then emits the second arm chirp indicating the

....

system isamned wi!h the bypassed zone unprotected. Hthe active zone becomes inactive

...

before the

4-1/2

minute countdown ends, the system will then fully

arm

with all zones

. 'protected. If the bypassed zone turns inactive after the 4·112 minute countdown ends, that

\'zone

will remain unprotected until the system

disarmed and then rearmed.

HOW

THE

SECURITY SYSTEM PROTECTS YOUR VEHICLE

il.,Thevisual

status indicator flashes onca par second creating a powerful, visual !heft

..:

deterrent. . . . .'.

The

engine will not start. The security syslem's "startar interrupt" electronically disables

,,\thestarter

motor.

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.....

....

......

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..'

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•....

3. All protected zones

are

continually monitored. Disturbance to any protected zone will

.C.'

trigger

alarm cycle. .

/,4;The shock sensor monitors for impact to the body of !he car.

.....

...•

A light impact will cause the siren to sound a short lite-touch

.".;"

••

chirp to warn away a potential intrUder,

.•

•• Heaviar impact will trigger

alarmcycle.

'.)'/5.

Disturbance to any additional sensors installed withsystem willtrigger

alarm cycle.

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\Vii;n

Alarm Cycle Is Triggered

/.)'.When

a protected zone

violated, the following events occur:

LED

flashes rapidly

• Siren sounds continuously

• Vehicle parking lights flash onca par second

This series of events

called

alarm cycle. The alarm cycle lasts for

one

minute and

, then shuts down returning the security system to a fully armed state, excapt when:

}.,~.Th"

violated opening

left open, the alarm cycle shuts down for 10 seconds then'. '

·.,·c·resumes

to attract more attention to the vehicle. This cycierepeats until the violated

i{opening

isclosed...

,........

. .

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....

...<

,~H

any

sensor

triggen,d five times, the sensors will

bypassed until the system is

\)disarmed

and then rearmed. All other protected zones

are

still armed and alert.

Functions

2~;-£dditk;~

to the remote controlled security features, there are two automatic features

•.••...•.•.•

idesi!;Jn,td to enhance your personal safety.

.••••

I;~~::~::~~~~

add~ion

to the interiordome light turning

when the system is

the system will turn

the dome light each time the

ign~ion

key is turned off

your

ex~

from the vehicle. The dome light will stay on for one minute or until the

re-started or the security system is

armed_

nall protected openings are closed when the ignition

key

pos~ion,

the security system will

Jock

the doors. When the key is turned

off, the system will unlock the doors

allow

easy

ex~

from the vehicle.

Personal Protection

Alarm

Provides

extra measure of personal security should you

need to attract atlention to yourvehicle or yourseff. To

activate the Panic mode press and hold the 'P- button

the remote control transmitter for one second. When

activated, panic mode will sound the siren continuously and

flash the parking lights for 30 seconds. Panic mode can be

shut off

anytime by pressing the ARMIDISARM button

Panic mode can be activated at anytime regardless of

whether the security system is armed ordisarmed.

OPTIONAL FEATURE

feature output

capable of many different functions. Ahhoughnormally used

release,

can

instead

used

control

such

applications'

remote

car

start

;

/;:~~,':'.:

system valet. Consult your installer about these and other possible application. He

able

suggest which are best

su~ed

for your system.

Trunk

Release'

Press the

'0'

button on the remote control transmitter.

When the system receives the transmitted signal,

will

respond

activating the trunk release output. nthe

secur~y

system is armed when the trunk release output is activated,

the security system will be disarmed and the doors un-

locked. If

you

are going to leave the vehicle unattended,

remember to rearm the security system

w~h

the remote

control transmrtler. When the ignHion key

on, the optional

feature output

disabled 10 prevent the trunk

hatch from

being opened while driving•

vem"'"

must

be equipped

with

electric

trunk/hatch

release.

System

Maintenance

...•..

•.

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...................

.......•.....•....

•......

....•........•

··Your

CODE ALARM security systemdoes not require anyspecffic maintenance except for

occasionally changing transmitter batteries. However. it is suggested that the system be

":'

: armed and all protected zones should

checked about once a month·to make sure that

• they trigger an alarm

cycle.

Should the system

ma~unction

in any way. contact your

. CODE ALARM dealer

soon

possible for service.

diANGING

THE TRANSMITTER BATTERIES

;OiJring

normal usage

th"

batteri"s

inyour

\1:::'

remote control transmitter should last about

.\.three

years. When the battery begins to .

·/weaken

you

will notice that the transmitter

\ra.nge

will begin todecrease.

is suggested

...

'Jhat

you change the transmitter battery every

?:;\:;~:;:

th!~e-'years

even

you

not

ice_

:\}(:{,-d8cieasS

transmitter

range.

Insert a coin into the slot on the side of •

.•

'the transmitter case and twist

split the

';;/21.

~~f~~~v::pa:,:~

the case halves. .

'('(3;

.Remove the old batteries from the

baCk

i~.!

.~~~c~:~~~~:~:~':,~:

(PM 2016);

h'r

making sure that the positive sides (the

I~~~~:':::::~~::

............. rogether.

About

transmitter

range

••.

(

SLOT\

\ >

SIDE VIEW OF TRANSMITTER

FRONT

HALF

circuli

board

VIEW WITH CASE OPEN

The receiver inside your

Eme

Series vehicle security system and the Elite Series

three button remote control transmitter are designed together to have

effective

operating range of

feet during ideal conditions. Atthough

times you will

experience range greater than that. there are certain conditions that will cause the

effective transmitter range

less than you would normally experience.

Atmospheric conditions and radio interference are just a few examples

the types of

interference that can reduce transmitter range.

the unlikely event that you

encounter radio frequency interference strong enough that the system is unable to

receive the transmitted signal.

not be alarmed. Instead. follow the instructions for

Disarming Security System Without The Remote Central Transmitter

page

. a

CODE

ALARM

Elite206ovehid.;

securtty~;ste~

has been

.·.·.·

•.•.

·.?i.\}

\\>~~;:~~~

your

vehicle,

CODE

ALARM

will

payyou

$1000.00 should

.••

stolen wnhin

the

first year following the. system's

\':

;

.{ii~I~S)o~~rd~:e::r.~to'~~qUalify

fO(

this theft

protactionguarantee,

the

following

itt

",strictions

apply:

vehicl"'s

owner,

wena"

the

dealerlinStaller,

must

complete

Prclte<:;tic'n

Guarantee Form and mao to:

WarrantylTheft Protection

Genter

950

Whncomb

Ma,;ise,n Heights, MI. 48071

must

done within thirty (30) days from

the

original

date

DUlrch:ase

verify thatthe system was

installed.)

system must ba installed by an authorizoo

CODE

ALARM

dealer

•.

The

vehicle

which the system is installoo

must

not

be more

than

.(3) years old when the system

installed... .

...

The

vehicle must ba missing

for

than thirty (30)

days.

copy

of the police report for the missing vehicle

and

a copy of

the

paid insurance claim must be subminoo to

CODE

ALARM.

The

original

owner

as used herein shall

mean

the

owner

the vehicle

at the time of registration with

CODE

ALARM. When all of the above

qualffications

ara

met, a chack will be made out to tha vehicle's original

ownar

and the installing dealer.

RelTloteCOntrolCar

Starter

(CSM-l)

engine by remote control. Pre-set ciimateoontrols to warm

"~h;~I'~

the winter and cool vehicle

summer before you enter.

circuits shut off car if: brake

is.

applied,takeriout

park

over-revs.

Wlrldow

Control

Module

(WCM-l)'

. .

}iIi:"

•...•

with seCurity system to automatiCally

dose

pewer windows .

iii>

lNrn>n

system arms. Built-in safety circuit shuts off pewerto window

should anything block

window

travel.

•.•••..

:~~~~

Door

Control

Module

(GDC-l)

•..•.•.

.....

garage dooropener

may

be outlined

andpi6gramm,,,ed:;-;;rt;~0:lTli~~,:!}""

••

""'.

•..•

.•••.

with your CODE ALARM System's Remote Conlrol T

This eliminates the need for

your

current garage door remote.

Battery

back-up

(APS-l)

Powers security system for 40 hours in armed state ifprima.ry ,peiNe'·.·.

source is disconnected.

Lock

(HL-5)

Electro-mechanicaldeadbolt

lock

protects siren and

car

battery

,., • <

...•.••....

anempted intrusion. Manual override releases hoodlock should

banery faii.

'X\

ii·....

Control

Module

(OCM-l)

...

'.'

anyone auxiliary output into two independentlYc:ontrolied

outputs. Pre-programmed modes include: car start, amp rack, wirldo'w

conlrol and adjustable timer. .

{}ft

.•

··.·/i

Three-Button

Remote

Control

TransmItter.

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