Crime Guard 250i6 Owner's Manual page 4

"Quick Reference" of Transmitter Functions
Illuminates whenever any transmitter button is pressed.
The "Arm" Button
Pressing and releasing
the Arm Button will arm
the system. Pressing
and holding this button
3 seconds will activate
Remote Panic which
will leave the system
armed when stopped.
Button 4
Can be used with
optional Rec-43 to
operate an auxillary
channel
Your system can be operated by
two transmitters. Replacement
transmitters, if needed, are avail-
able from where you purchased
your system, or from Omega-
see page 22.
Blue Light
The "Disarm" Button
Pressing and releasing the
Disarm Button will disarm
the system. Pressing and
holding this button 3
seconds will activate
Remote Panic which will
leave the system armed.
Button 3
Pressing and releasing the
Small Button two times will
arm or disarm the system
without chirps. Upon arming,
pressing and releasing this
button will turn off the built-in
shock sensor.
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by unplugging, then plugged back together, the system's 9-wire harness, or by
removing and then restoring the Blue 15 Amp fuse on the system's Red main
power wire, which is also located at the control unit and siren assembly. The
Crime Guard 250i6 may be operated by up to two transmitters.
Step 1: After ensuring the system's Blue wire is non-grounded, remove and then
restore power to the system. The siren will chirp once, and the parking
lights, if connected, will flash 6 times.
Step 2: Immediately upon the single siren chirp, press and release
Button 3 on the first transmitter. The system will respond with one chirp.
Step 3: Within 6 seconds, press and release Button 3 on the second
transmitter to be programmed. The response will be one, then another
chirp, which indicates both transmitters have been programmed, and
the system is exiting Transmitter Programming Mode.
Should only one transmitter be programmed, after 6 seconds of no programming
activity the system will sound two chirps and automatically exit Transmitter Pro-
gramming Mode. Also, if only one transmitter is programmed, one preexisting
transmitter code will be retained. Should it be desired to purge the preexisting
code, simply program the single new transmitter twice into the system.
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