Code Alarm PRO 3500 Specifications

VEHICLE

SECURITY

SYSTEM

OPERATOR'S

INSTRUCTIONS

NS070S

Rev.

12195

ThIs product is protected by U.S. patent number 5,049,867.

Printed in the USA.

SYSTEM OPERATION

Refer

the remote control transmitter operating instruction

identify the transmitter

buttons called out

the sections

below.

ARMING THE

SEpURITY

SYSTEM

Remote Control arming

Exit the

~ehicle

and

all

ent~

points.

Press

the

"ARM"

button

the remote control transmitter.

The

siren will chirp and

the

parking lights

wJII

flash

two

(2)

times

indicating

that

the

system

armed,

protecting your

vehicle.

Automatic Arming

Automatic arming may entitle

you

receive

a discount

your

insurance

policy,

see

your

agentfor

details.

the system is not armed manually,

the user, the system will

arm

automatically when:

The ignition

key

is turned off.

One

minute

has

elapsed

and

all

doors are closed.

The

siren will chirp and

the

parking lights will

flash

two

(2)

times

indicate that

the

system

armed,

protectingyour

vehicle.

The siren only chirps one time when I try to arm the system...

the siren only chirps one time

when

arming the system, check

the

status indicator.

• If the status indicator

off,

there

a door,

hood,

trunk or

hatch

open.

The system will

arm

after that opening is closed

(see

"Arming

the

System

When

A Protected Entry

Point

Open" page 5).

• Ifthe status indicator is displaying a "double-flash" sequence,

the

system

the

valet mode.

The

system will

arm

after the valet mode

disengaged

(see

'tyalet

Switch" page

3).

DISARMING

THE

SECURITY SYSTEM

Press the

nDISARM

button

the

remote

control transmitter.

The

siren

will emit

one

long

chirp and

the

parking lights will

flash

one

time

indicate

the

system

disarmed.

the

siren

sounds

four short

chirps,

the

alarm

has

sounded

while

you

where

away-

See

"Disarmlng

the

System

After

Alarm

Has

Sounded~

page 6.

.:r

The system

will

rearm

one

minute unless the ignition

turned

or the system

placed

the

valet

mode.

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I •

REMOTE

CONTROL

PANIC

ALARM

When activated the remote control panic alarm will sound the siren continuously and flash

the parking lights for 30 seconds.

activate the panic alarm, press the button(s) indicated on the remote control transmitter

operating instruction card. The panic alarm can be shut off by pressing any button on the

remote control transmitter. The panic alarm can be activated when the security system Is

armed

disarmed.

SYSTEM COMPONENTS

VALET

SWITCH

The valet switch is used for turning the

valet mode on and off. Valet mode

prevents the security system from arming,

yet allows the convenience functions (door

lock &unlock, etc.) to operate normally.

Valet mode is useful when valet parking,

fueling

servicing your vehicle.

use the valet mode, disarm the security system and

toggle the valet switch to the on position.

The

status Indicator will

begin

blinking

double

flash

pattern

confirm

securitysystem

valet

mode.

re-enter the normal operating mode, toggle the

valet switch to the

off

position.

The

status Indicator will

tum

off,

Indicating

the

system

Components mounted In

vehicles Interior

NOTE:

The

locations

shown

this

drawing

may

nol

the

actuallocallon

the

components

your

vehicle.

is now

the

normal operating

mode.

Turn

the

Ignition

then

OFF

reset

the

automatic

arming

timeror

arm

the

system

using

the

remote

control

transmitter.

OVERRIDE/PROGRAMMING

BUTTON

The Override/Programming button is a hidden push button switch

that

can

used to disarm the security system

your remote control transmitter is

lost

stolen. However, the override/programming button is morecommonly

used forprogramming new remote control transmitters to the system (see

"Adding and Deleting Remote Control Transmitter Codes" on the remote

control transmitter operating instruction card).

prevent unauthorized use of the override/programming button, the ignition key is also

needed to disarm the system

program transmitters.

Disarming

system

without

the

remote

control transmitter

disarm the security system without the remote control transmitter, follow these steps:

1. Entervehicle (the alarm will begin sounding as soon as the door is opened).

2. Tum the Ignition key to the on position.

Press the override button.

The security system is now disarmed. 3

I .

VISUAL ALARM STATUS INDICATOR

" I /

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The

visual

alarm

status indicator

a high intensity-red blinking-light-

The

status-

indicator, mounted

a location visible from

the

outside

the

vehicle, displays

the

security system's status

while

creating a powerful theft deterrent.

The

chart

below

shows

the different status indications

and

their meanings.

STATUS

INDICATOR

SYSTEM

STATUS STATUS INDICATOR

SYSTEM

STATUS

Off

Disarmed

Double

flash

Valet

mode

(nash,

flash.

pause

...

)

Slow

nash

Armed

Fast

flash

System

tripped

(one

flash

per

second)

(Several

flashes

per

second)

SECURITY FEATURES

HOW

THE SECURITY SYSTEM PROTECTS YOUR VEHICLE:

When the security system Is'armed:

The visual status indicator flashes

once

per

second

creating

apowerful theft

deterrent.

The

engine will not start. The security system's "starter interrupf' electronically

disables

the

starter

motor.

All

protected entry

pOints

and

sensor inputs

are

continually monitored.

When the alarm Is sounding the following events occur:

/...

•

Visual

status indicator begins flashing rapidly

~---

•

Siren

sounds continuously

•

Vehicle'S

parking lights

flash

once per second "

The

alarm

will

sound for

seconds

and

then

shut

down

returning

the

security

system

a fully

armed

state, except

when

the violated entry

point

is left

open.

this

case,

the

alarm

will

shut

down for

seconds

and

then

resume

sounding

attract

attention

the vehicle. This cycle repeats until the violated entry point

closed.

SHOCK SENSOR

The shock sensor

designed to detect impacts to

the

body

the

vehicle. The

force

impact

required

to "trip" the shock sensor is adjustable

your Installer. At the

time

installation, your Installer

wilt

set

the

shock sensor threshold

medium

level.

Should

you

want

to change the shock sensors threshold

level,

contact your dealer-they

can

adjust

the

shock sensor

your desired setting.

When

the

system

armed,

the shock sensor continually

monitors

for

impact

the

body

of the

vehicle.

impact

greater magnitude than

the

threshold setting

will

trigger a full

alarm

cycle.

• If

the

shock sensor

triggered

than

five

times

while

the

system

armed,

the

system

will

bypass

the

sensor inputs until the

system

disarmed

and

then

rearmed.

All

other protected entry paints

are

stili armed

and

alert.

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LlTE-TOUCHTM

When

the

shock sensor senses a nonthreatening impact

the

body

of vehicle

the

siren

will sound a short "lite-touch" chirp

warn

away

a potential intruder.

• If

the

tllite-touch"

tripped

than

times

within a

ten

(10)

minute

period,

the

Iite-

touch

stage

disabled until the system

disarmed

and

then

rearmed.

ARMED

OUTPUT

(OPTIONAL)

The armed output

can

used

activate other accessories

control

second

Interrupt circuit

enhance

the

security system's effectiveness.

ARMING DELAY

You

may

notice that

for

a short period of time after

you

arm

your security

system,

doesn't

seem

respond

any

trip inputs,

such

opening adoor or slapping a

side

window. This

because

the

system Ignores

all

sensors

and

Inputs

for

seconds

after

the

second "arm"

chirp.

The

system

does this to prevent any

false

alarms

that

could

occur

from a sensor

being

tripped

the

same

time that

the

system

armed.

ARMING

THE

SYSTEM

WHEN

PROTECTED

ENTRY

POINT

OPEN

When there

aprotected entry point

open

the

time

that

the

system

attempts

arm,

the siren will chirp

and

the

parking lights

will

flash

one

time.

The

system

will

then

walt,

pre-armed

state,

until

the

protected entry point

closed. After

the

entry

point

has

been

closed, the

siren

will chirp

and

the parking lights

will

flash

again,

this

time Indicating that

the system

armed.

If 4-1/2 minutes passes

and

the

entry

point

stili

opened,

the

system will

arm

bypassing

the

open

entry

point.

The

entry

point

will

then

bypassed

until

the system

disarmed

and

rearmed.

DISARMING

THE

SECURITY

SYSTEM

AFTER

THE

ALARM

HAS

BEEN

TRIPPED

alaan

has

been

tripped while

you

were

away,

the

siren

will

emit

four short chirps

when

the

system

is disarmed

Instead

the

one

normal

disarm

chirp.

addition

the

siren chirps

the

status Indicator

will

flashing rapidly

Indicate

that

the

alarm

has

been

tripped (also

see

"Visual

alarm

status indicator',

page

4),

the

status Indicator

will

continue

flashing rapidly until the

system

rearmed or

the

ignition

key

turned

on.

The

Trip

feature below

can

used

determine

how

the

alarm

cycle

was

triggered.

TRIP

When the status indicator

flashing rapidly,

the

Trip

feature will Indicate

how

the

previous alarm

cycle

was

triggered.

Disarm

the

security

system

and

enter

vehicle.

not

rearm

the

security

system

turn

ignition

key

on,

this

resets

the

Trip

10.

Press

and

hold

the

manual

override/programming

button.

The

siren

will

emit a series

chirps.

Chirps

Use

the

chart

identifyshow

the

alarm

was

triggered.

Trigger

Shock

sensor

Ignition

key

turned

Positive

door trigger

Negative

door trigger

REMOTE CONTROLLED CONVENIENCE

FUNCtiONS

The

remote controlled convenience functions described

this

section and the personal

safetyfeatures described

below,

may require additional parts and labor

be hooked

up.

Because additionalparts and labor may

required,

these

features

are

referred

optional

features.

Some

features listed below are only available

certain systems,

see

yourdealer for

details.

Remote Controlled Door Lock and Unlock

When

the

system

armed

remote

control

the

system

will

lock

the

doors

when

the

siren

chirps the first

time.

The

doors

will

unlocked

when

the

system

disarmed.

Note: Vehicle

must

equipped

with

power

door

locking

system.

Trunk Release

Press the

button

for trunk

release

the

remote

control

transmitter.

the

security

system

armed

when

the

trunk

release

output

activated,

the

security

system

will

disarmed

and

the

doors

unlocked.

you

are

going

leave

the

vehicle

unattended,

remember

rearm

the security

system

with

the

remote-control

transmitter.

When

the

ignition

key

on,

the trunk

release

output

disabled

prevent

the

trunk or

hatch

from

being

opened

while

driving.

Note:

The

vehicle

must

equipped

with

electrid:IIIY

activated

trunk

release.

Car start output (Systems with two button remote controls)

The

car

start output

activated

pressing the "STAAT"

button

the

remote

control for

two

(2)

seconds.

When

activated

the

system

will lock

the

doors

and

triggerthe

CSM-2

remote

controlled car starter

(not

included).

Auxiliary outputs (Systems with fourbutton remote controls)

Auxiliary

outputs

are

activated

pressing

the

appropriate

button

the

remote

control

transmitter. Auxiliary outputs

will

remain

active

long

the

button

the

remote

control

transmitter

pressed,

seconds.

Auxiliary outputs

can

activated

when

the

security

system

armed

disarmed.

When

auxiliary

output

activated

while

the

security

system

armed,

the sensor inputs

are

bypassed,

during

the

auxiliary output

operation,

prevent

security

system

from

being

triggered.

PERSONAL SAFETY FEATURES

illuminated Entry/Exit

When

disarmed,

the

security

system

will

tum

the

Interior

dome

light

illuminate your

entry

into

the

vehicle.

The

dome

light

will

stay

for

one

minute,

until

the

vehicle

started

the

security

system

rearmed.

Additionally,

when

the

ignition

key

turned

off the

system

will

tum

the

interior

dome

light

on,

providing

illuminated

exit

from

the

vehicle.

The

dome

light

will

tum

off after

one

minute

when

the

system

armed.

Automatic Door Lock and Unlock

all

protected

openings

are

closed

when

the

ignition

key

turned

the

pOSition,

the

security

system

will

lock

the

doors.

When

the

key

turned

back

off,

the

system

will

unlock

the

doors

allow

easy

exit

from

the

vehicle.

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION

Low

Vehicle

Battery?

Should

you

ever experience a situation where:

•

The

starter will

not

engage

after the

alarm

has been

disarmed.

•

The

starter engages

and

then

almost immediately

disengages.

These conditions are almost always

caused

weak or defective vehicle

battery.

If this

happens,

press

and

hold

the

override/disarm

button

while

turning

the

ignition

key

the

start position.

This

will

bypass

the

starter interrupt

the

system

control

module.

most

cases

this

will

allow

the

car

start.

Should this situation

continue

occur,

have

your vehicle battery

and

starting

system

checked out

your

mechanic.

System

Maintenance

Your security

system

does

not

require

any

specific maintenance

except

for occasionally

changing

transmitter batteries.

However,

suggested that

the

system

armed

and

all

protected

zones

should

checked

regular basis to

make

sure

that they trigger

alarm

cycle.

Should

the

system

malfunction

any

way,

contact

your

dealer

soon

possible for service.

Programmable operating characteristics

Many

the

security system's operating characteristics

can

programmed

your

installer

operate

differently,

see

your security dealerfor

additional

details.

About

transmitter range

...

The

receiver inside your vehicle security system

and

the

remote

control

transmitter

are

designed together to

have

effective operating

range

100

feet during

normal

conditions.

Although

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

inter1erence

are

just a

few

examples

the

types of interference that

can

reduce transmitter

range.

This

device

complies

with

FCC

rules

part

15.

Operation

subject

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

this device

may

not

cause

harmful interference

and

(2)

this device

must

any

interference that

may

cause

undesired

operation.

Changes

or modifications

not

expressly approved

the party

responsible

for compli-

ance

could

void

the users authority

operate the

equipment.

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