Python 991 Responder LC3 User manual
MOD
E L
991
Congratulations on
the
purchase of your state-of-the-art security and
remote start
system.
Reading
this
Owner's
Guide
prior
to
using your
system
will help maximize the
use
of your
system
and
its
many fea-
tures.
For
more information please visit
the
belovv'
'vvebsite:
http://www.pythoncarsecurity.com
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For
general and additional
gUide information.
For
any additional questions please contact your authorized Directed
dealer or contact Directed at 1-800-753-0600.
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Welcome
to
the
best generation of security with
system
contai
ns
everythi
ng
you need. remote start.
Your
•Responder
LC
remote control with
SST
technology for superior
range and reliability
•
l-way
Companion remote control
•
AC
adapter for charging your remote control
•Owner's gUide
•
Quick
reference card
•
Warranty
card
Quick
Reference
Card
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Government
Regulations
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Safety
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Your
Warranty
Your
Responder
LC
system
comes with awarranty. Please make sure
you receive the warranty registration card and proof
of
purchase from
your dealer indicating the product was installed
by
an authorized
Directed dealer.
Your
product warranty
must
be validated within 10
days
of
purchase.
You
can validate it online at www.prodregister.
com/directed or complete
and
return
the warranty registration card.
Quick
Reference
Cord
Carry
this
card with you to reference your
system's
many features.
Replocement
remote
controls
If
additional remote controls are desired, please
see
your authorized
dealer or visit
us
at
www.directedstore.com to order. Part numbers
are:
7752P
for Responder
LC
2-way
remote control
and
7652P
for
the
companion remote control.
Your
system
can also be used with
optional Responder
HD
color
2-way
remote control
(794
1
P).
Getting
Started 4
Charging
the
remote
control:
4
Keys
to
using
this
manual 5
Responder
LC
2-Way
6
Status
Screen
Icons
8
Using
your
System
11
Commands
and
Confirmations
11
Performing
Commands
11
Responder
LC
Command
table 12
Fault
Condition
Alerts
12
Basic
commands
(Direct
Access)
14
Arm
14
Disarm
14
AUX/Trunk
15
Remote
Start......................................................................................
15
Advanced
commands:
(Level
1)
16
Silent
Arm
16
AUX
1
16
Runtime
Reset
17
Temp
Request
17
Advanced
commands:
(Level
2)
18
Sensor
Bypass
18
Remote
Va
let
18
AUX
2
18
Timer
Start
19
Runtime
Remaining
19
Advanced
commands:
(Level
3)
20
Sensor
Silent
Arm
20
AUX
3
20
Smart
Start
21
Alarm
Report
21
Advanced
commands:
(Level
4)
22
Full
Silent
Arm
22
AUX
422
Defogger
'"
22
Responder
LC
configuration
23
Navigating
menus
and
options
23
Button
operation
23
Access
menu
items
23
Main Menu 24
Setup
Remote
menu:
24
Remote
Start
Info
25
Runtime
Alert
26
Car 2
26
Screen
Color
26
Temp
Unit
26
Button
Beep
27
System
Type
27
Clock
Set
27
Review
27
Exit
27
Sensor
Adjust:
27
Pair
Remote:
28
Demo
mode:
28
Power
Off:
,
29
Exit:
29
Alarm
Features
30
Normal
Arm
Protection
30
Sensor
Silent
Arm
protection
30
Full
Silent
Arm
Protection
31
Sensor
Warn-away
Messages
31
Full
Trigger
Messages
31
Emergency
Override
31
Trigger
Zone
Fault
Report..
32
Alarm
Report
when
disarming
32
Alarm
Report
when
requested
33
Nuisance
Prevention
(NPC)
33
Remote
Start
Features
34
Pit
Stop
Mode
34
Key
Takeover
34
Remote
Start
Safe-lock
35
Disabling
Remote
Start
35
Advanced
Start
35
Temperature
Reporting
36
Remote
Start
Time-out
Alert
37
Manual
Transmission
Start
(MTS
mode)
37
Turbo
Timer
Mode
38
Remote
Start
Error
39
Remote
and
System
Operations
40
Passive Arming
40
Auto Re-orming
40
Valet
Mode
41
Power Save
41
Rapid
Resume
41
Automatic
Remote
Updates 4 1
Out
of
Range
42
No
Remote
Output
42
Feature not Available
42
1-way Companion
Remote
Control
43
Accessing Commands
44
Button Auto
Lock
44
Car
Select
44
Programming
45
Battery Information
(l-Way)
46
System
Expansion Options
47
Battery Information (Responder
LC)
49
Low Battery
49
Battery
Life
50
Battery Disposal
51
Glossary
of
Terms
52
Government Regulations
54
Warning! Safety First
56
Installation
56
Remote
Start
Capable
56
Manual Transmission Vehicles
56
Interference
58
Upgrades and Batteries
58
Water/Heat
Resistance
58
Limited lifetime consumer warranty
59
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Your
Responder
LC
remote
is
powered
by
an internal rechargeable
battery that can only be serviced
by
an authorized Directed dealer_
Due to transit and storage time prior to your purchase, the battery
charge
may have depleted_
To
ensure proper operation, check the
battery level and connect the battery charger if not fully charged_See
Battery
Information
and
Status
Screen
Icons
sections for more informa-
tion about the battery.
Charging
the
remote
control:
1.
Plug
the
AC
adapter
into a
11
OV
AC
outlet. Insert the mini-USB
connector into the mini-USB port located on the side
of
the
remote control
(see
diagram
under Responder
LC
2-way). The
text field will
display'''
••
''''
to indicate the remote control
is
charging
(The
remote remains operational
while
charging
and
can command the system).
2.
Once
fully charged the text field will display
,·'UIl
.
3. The remote control
is
then ready for
use.
Disconnect the mini-
USB
end from the remote control first and then the
AC
adopter
from the
AC
outlet.
Note
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2009
Directed
Electronics.
All
rights reserved.
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Press:
implies pushing
in
and
r-eleasing abutton.
•
Hold:
is
used after
Press
actions when abutton needs
to
be
held
in
position for an extended period of time, typically several
sec-
onds.
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this style denotes
the
text which appears
in
the text field
portion
of
the Display during operations described
in
the manual.
If
the
text string
is
too long for
the
text field,
it
then ploys
and
loops
sequentially
word
by
word.
•Italicized words denote section/sub headings
in
this
gUide
and
can be located through the table
of
contents.
•An asterisk (*) when used after a
word
or phrase denotes that
additional details can be found
in
related sections usually noted
at
the
bottom
of
the
page
or end
of
the section.
Keys
to
using
this
manual
Specific actions
(in
bold type) and style conventions are used consis-
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tently throughout
this
manual, they are
as
follows: ..
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(1)
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2009
Directed Electronics.
All
rights reserved. 5
Mini-USB
Port
Internal
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Antenna
---
Display
CD
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Function
Button
Command
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Buttons
6
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Feature
"
Description
"
Internal Antenna Used for transmitting
and
receiving information
b-
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Display
Status screen -the
upper
portion
of
the
display contains status
icons for the System, Siren, Alarm zones, Remote Start
and
I
Remote Control. I
Text
field -the
lower
portion
of
display -shows the Clock,
Runtime
or
Temperature
during
Remote Start, as well as
Command
confirmations, Page messages
and
programming
menus
~
Command
buttons (4) Used to perform arming, disarming, aUXiliary channel
and
remote start commands
Function button Used to access function levels for commands, configura-
tion menus for programming,
Car
Selection,
and
to request
reports.
Mini-USB Port The battery charger plugs into
this
port.
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2009
Directed
Electronics.
All
rights
reserved.
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(enter
Status
LED
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Control button
The
Control Center, typically located
on
the
upper part
of
the front
windshield sends and receives commands or messages
to
and from
your system.
It
consists of:
•
The
In-vehicle
system
antenna, for 2
way
communication.
•
The
Status
LED,
as
avisual indicator of the system's
status.
•
The
Control button, for placing the
system
into Valet
Mode
*and
to
perform the Emergency Override** operation.
I*See
Remote
and
System
Operations section for details.
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I** See
Alarm
Features
for details.
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Directed
Electronics.
All
rights
reserved. 7
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