System (If Equipped); Safety Precautions - Subaru impreza 2017 Owner's Manual

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Keys and doors/Keyless access with push button start system
Locking and unlocking by holding the
access key fob 2-8.
. Starting and stopping the engine. For
detailed information, refer to Starting and
stopping engine (models with push-button
start system) 7-12.
. Arming and disarming the alarm sys-
tem. For detailed information, refer to
Alarm system 2-26.
NOTE
. Locking/unlocking using the remote
keyless entry system can also be
controlled with the buttons on the
access key fob. For detailed informa-
tion, refer to Remote keyless entry
system 2-19.
. Carefully store the key number plate
supplied with the access key fob. It is
necessary for vehicle repair and addi-
tional registration of access key fobs.
For details, refer to Key replacement
2-18.
An emergency key is attached to each
access key fob.
1) Release button
2) Emergency key
While pressing the release button of the
access key fob, take out the emergency
key.
The emergency key is used for the
following operations.
. Locking and unlocking the driver s door
. Locking and unlocking the glove box
NOTE
The glove box can be kept locked when
you leave your vehicle and the access
key fob (with the emergency key re-
moved) at a parking facility.

Safety precautions

WARNING
If you wear an implanted pacemaker
or an implanted defibrillator, stay at
least 8.7 in (22 cm) away from the
transmitting antennas installed on
the vehicle.
The radio waves from the transmit-
ting antennas on the vehicle could
adversely affect the operation of
implanted pacemakers and im-
planted defibrillators.
If you wear electronic medical
equipment other than an implanted
pacemaker or an implanted defibril-
lator, before using the keyless ac-
cess with push-button start system,
refer to Radio waves used for the
keyless access with push-button
start system mentioned later, and
contact the electronic medical
equipment manufacturer for more
information. The radio waves from
the transmitting antennas on the
vehicle could adversely affect the
operation of the electronic medical
equipment.
Radio waves used for the keyless
access with push-button start sys-