Specific Zone Intrusion Identification; Automatic Malfunction Override; Alarm State Memory - Avital Bandido 2 Owner's Manual

Specific Zone Intrusion Identification

If the alarm had been triggered in your absence, the siren will chirp 3 times
upon remote disarm (Previous Intrusion Alert). When you enter the vehicle
and turn the ignition "ON," the LED will flash in cycles to specifically identify
which zone triggered the system.
LED
One Flash...One Flash...
Two Flash...Two Flash...
Three Flash...Three Flash...

Automatic Malfunction Override

In the event of a faulty sensor or alarm input trigger zone, the alarm, when
remotely armed, will alert you by a series of chirps and parking light flashes.
How to Interpret the Chirps and Parking Light Flashes:
When you press the remote control buttons, the system will respond with
chirps and flashes of the parking lights to indicate the system status. An
explanation of these chirp/flash acknowledgments follows:
Number of chirps and flashes
1 chirp, 1 flash
2 chirps, 2 flashes
2 chirps and flashes, then 4 more chirps
and flashes
3 chirps, 3 flashes
4 chirps, 4 flashes

Alarm State Memory

If your vehicle's battery is disconnected and later reconnected, the system will
automatically return to its last state prior to disconnection, whether it was
armed, disarmed or in Protected Valet Mode. For example, if a mechanic
disconnects the battery while the alarm is disarmed or in Protected Valet
Mode, he won't trigger the system when he reconnects the battery. If a thief
interrupts power while the system is armed, and reconnects it, the alarm will
instantly sound, the parking lights will flash and the starter will be disabled.
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Disarming of the system
Arming of the system
Armed and there is a sensor malfunction
(automatically bypassed)
Disarmed and there was an intrusion attempt
Armed and there is a trigger malfunction
(automatically bypassed)
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Zone
Impact sensor
Hood/Trunk trigger
Door trigger
Explanation