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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLED AS A STAND-ALONE SYSTEM
INSTALLED WITH AN AUDIBLE ALARM SYSTEM
CHANGING THE BATTERY
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE INSTALLATION
CONTENTS
WIRE HARNESS CONNECTIONS
ANTENNA CONNECTION
INSTALLING AS A STAND-ALONE SYSTEM
INSTALLING WITH AN ALARM SYSTEM
CODING THE PAGER(S)
ON/OFF SWITCH SETTINGS
LED & TONE IDENTIFICATION
PAGER MEMORY
USING THE CALL BUTTON
RANGE
ORDERING ADDITIONAL PAGERS AND TRANSMITTERS
AUTOPAGE ACCESSORIES
WIRING DIAGRAM
WARRANTY PROVISIONS
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Summary of Contents for Autopage AP4000EX
- Page 1 ANTENNA CONNECTION INSTALLING AS A STAND-ALONE SYSTEM INSTALLING WITH AN ALARM SYSTEM CODING THE PAGER(S) ON/OFF SWITCH SETTINGS LED & TONE IDENTIFICATION PAGER MEMORY USING THE CALL BUTTON RANGE ORDERING ADDITIONAL PAGERS AND TRANSMITTERS AUTOPAGE ACCESSORIES WIRING DIAGRAM WARRANTY PROVISIONS...
- Page 2 LED’s, pager tones and their functions, using the call button, pager memory, and pager ON/OFF switch settings. IF INSTALLED WITH AN AUDIBLE ALARM SYSTEM 1. Exit vehicle and arm the alarm as normal. The AP4000EX will automatically arm as soon as the audible alarm is armed.
- Page 3 Turn the pager on to test the new battery. NOTE: The AP4000EX pager is equipped with a low battery warning. When in its stand-by mode the pager will emit 2 short beeps every second to signal that its battery needs to be replaced. THE PAGER WILL NOT RECEIVE ANY SIGNALS WHEN THE LOW BATTERY WARNING IS ACTIVE.
- Page 4 [ ] Electrical diagram for the vehicle you are working on. [ ] Solder approved for automotive use. (*) The battery packed with the AP4000EX is a “test only” battery. This battery should be replaced with a new battery as AutoPage cannot guarantee maximum voltage.
- Page 5 If the AP4000EX is to be connected through the vehicle’s fully automatic power antenna, it will be necessary to locate the wire from the vehicle radio to the power antenna relay which signals the antenna to raise or lower. This wire will show voltage each time the radio is switched “on”, allowing the antenna to raise.
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Page 6: Antenna Connection
1. If the existing car radio antenna is used, disconnect the vehicle’s radio antenna cable from the radio. Plug the vehicle antenna into the terminal of the AP4000EX main unit marked CAR ANTENNA. Plug the supplied coax jumper cable into the terminal of the AP4000EX marked CAR RADIO. Plug the remaining end of the coax jumper into the vehicle’s radio. - Page 7 3. If installing the AP4000EX with the AutoPage TW-5 glass mount antenna, or TW-2, it is suggested that the AP4000EX be mounted in the trunk of the vehicle. A constant source of 12 volts must be supplied to operate the pager.
- Page 8 INSTALLING AS A STAND-ALONE SYSTEM 1. AFTER you have determined the location of a constant battery source for connection of the AP4000EX control unit, you must also determine a source of switched 12 volts from the ignition switch. This source, usually found in the ignition switch harness, will show constant voltage when the key is “ON”...
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Page 9: Call Switch
SUPPLY FROM VEHICLE [FIGURE 6] 4. The PINK wire is provided for the installation of optional AutoPage sensors for added security. Install and adjust the chosen sensor according to the sensor’s installation instructions. 5. Select a suitable location and install the CALL (*) button. Connect the GREEN wire from the AP4000EX 6 wire harness to one side of the call button. - Page 10 AP4000EX. 3. Select a suitable location and install the CALL (*) button. Connect the GREEN wire from the AP4000EX 6 wire harness to one side of the call button. Connect the remaining wire from the call button to vehicle ground.
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Page 11: On/Off Switch Settings
CODING THE PAGER Each AP4000EX pager is capable of learning up to three codes to monitor the original vehicle installation and optional paging receivers installed in two other vehicles. Step 1. Vehicle ignition must be OFF. Step 2. Press and hold the reset switch on the pager, then turn its power switch ON. When the beeping stops, release the reset switch. - Page 12 LED & TONE IDENTIFICATION 1. Zone LED RED/GREEN alternate flashing LED with 2 short beeps = Vehicle security has been breached. RED flashing LED with 1 long beep = Added sensor or sensors have been triggered, GREEN flashing LED with phone type ring = Pager call button has been activated. 2.
- Page 13 RANGE The range of the AP4000EX will vary according to numerous factors. Among them are vehicle location, location and distance of user to vehicle, antenna placement, environmental conditions, and electronic signals or frequencies which may block or break up the signal from the pager. Normal range within a city or suburban environment is approximately one half (1/2) to three quarters (3/4) of a mile, by line of sight.
- Page 14 RED (TO CONSTANT 12 VOLTS) OPTIONAL VEHICLE FULLY AUTOMATIC OPTIONAL TW-5 GLASS POWER ANTENNA. (SEE NOTE #1 BELOW) TW-2 MOUNT CAUTION: DO NO ANTENNA ANTENNA. POWER UNTIL A (SEE NOTE (SEE NOTE BLACK (VEHICLE GROUND) HAS BEEN CONN #2 BELOW) #2 BELOW) GREEN (CALL MOMENTARY SWITCH) GRAY (NEGATIVE TRIGGER INPUT)
- Page 15 Purchase" (dated sales receipt) must accompany all warranty returns; otherwise, your returns will be rejected and sent back. After one (1) year, the purchaser should ship the unit pre-paid to AutoPage with a money order in the amount of $20.00 to cover handling and shipping charges. Note: The WARRANTY CARD on the back of this page may be required to receive warranty services.
- Page 16 This WARRANTY CARD is for your record. However, AutoPage reserves the right to request you to submit this WARRANTY CARD which must have complete information to receive warranty service. Please keep this card in a secured place. AUTOPAGE WARRANTY SERVICE CARD...