Alarm Triggers; Lcd Remote Paging / Zone Violations; Open Door Alert / Bypass; Pre-Warning Shock Protection - CrimeStopper SP-402 Operating Instructions Manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - ALARM

ALARM TRIGGERS

If there is an intrusion into the vehicle, a hard impact to the body or the ignition is turned on, the alarm will
sound and flash the lights for 1 minute. After 1 minute, the trigger cycle will automatically stop and alarm will
remain armed to continue protecting the vehicle. If a door is left open after an intrusion then the unit will cycle
a maximum of 2 minutes and continue to protect the other un-tampered or unopened zones.

LCD REMOTE PAGING / ZONE VIOLATIONS

When the system is triggered, the alarm sends a paging signal to the remote. If you are within range, you will
receive a paging signal that will light up the LCD Screen Red. The display will show an icon of what caused
the violation. The paging remote will also vibrate and beep to notify you the vehicle has been tampered with.

OPEN DOOR ALERT / BYPASS

Upon arming, this system will warn you 5-60 seconds later if a door is left open. The LCD pager will vibrate
and beep (5X's) along with displaying the open zone on your LCD screen. This zone will be bypassed until the
door is closed; otherwise, the alarm will continue to protect all other zones.

PRE-WARNING SHOCK PROTECTION

The Pre-Warning (Warn-A-Way) feature will activate when a low-level shock or vibration is detected by the
system's shock sensor. The alarm will chirp the siren 5 times and flash the lights once to help deter any
further tampering with the vehicle. The pager / remote will beep and show a Hammer Icon.
PASSIVE ARMING MODE (Programmable)
Passive (automatic) Arming occurs 30 seconds after the ignition is turned off and the last door is closed.
Upon closing the last door, the unit will flash the lights twice and LED will be flashing rapidly to confirm passive
countdown. If a door is re-opened within the 30-second period, the countdown stops and begins again when
the door is closed. Passive arming provides failsafe protection in case you forget to arm the system.
PASSIVE LOCKING (Programmable)
The system can be programmed to passively lock the doors when the system passively arms or rearms. The
default setting is OFF because passive locking increases the risk of locking the keys in the vehicle when the
system arms/locks passively, without you pressing the remote.
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