Arming The System - Audiovox APS-250A Owner's Manual

ARMING THE SYSTEM (CHANNEL 1) :
1. Turn off the engine, exit the vehicle, and close and lock all doors, hood, and trunk.
2. Press and release the larger ARMING button on the keychain transmitter. The siren will
"chirp" once, the vehicle's parking lights will flash once, the doors will lock (optional), and
the dash mounted L.E.D. will begin to slowly flash.
WARNING! Excessive pressure on the transmitter buttons will damage the internal
components on the circuit board. All that is required is a light push to the button.
NOTE: If the siren "chirped" three times when ARMING, then one of the entry points
(hood, trunk, doors) has been left opened. Closing the hood, trunk, or doors will correct
the problem, and you do not need to disarm the system to make the correction.
ARMING THE SYSTEM (CHANNEL 1) :
1. Turn off the engine, exit the vehicle, and close and lock all doors, hood, and trunk.
2. ThedashmountedL.E.D.willbegintoflashrapidly,indicatingthatthesystemisautomatically
(passive) arming. As an added convenience, the automatic passive arming will not begin
until all doors and trunk lid are closed, allowing passengers to exit the vehicle at their
convenience.
3. In 30 seconds, you will hear a single short "chirp" from the siren, and the vehicle's parking
lamps will flash one time, indicating the system is ARMED. At this time, the dash mounted
L.E.D. will begin to flash slowly, providing a visual indication that the system is fully
ARMED.
OPTION NOTE: If the optional (not included) power door lock interface has been
installed, the alarm control module can be programmed to...
a) Automatically lock the doors during step 3 above or,
b) Only lock the doors when step 4 below is executed.
4. If you wish to arm the system immediately, simply press and release the larger ARMING
button on the keychain transmitter. The siren will "chirp" once, the vehicle's parking lamps
will flash once, the doors will lock, and the dash mounted L.E.D. will begin to slowly flash.
ACTIVE
PASSIVE
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