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19
SYSTEM PROGRAMMING
NOTE: THE FOLLOWING STEPS ARE ONLY NECESSARY IF YOU NEED TO PROGRAM ADDITIONAL
TRANSMITTERS OR TO ENTER THE OPTION MODE TO TURN ON AND SET THE SENSITIVITY OF THE
SHOCK SENSOR.
1. Transmitter Programming:
NOTE: The transmitters shipped with the remote start system are pre-programmed to the DNA card,
and do not need to be reprogrammed. It will be necessary to access transmitter learn mode prior to
entering option programming.
a. Open the driver's door (door must stay open during programming) and turn the ignition key to
ON or RUN position.
b. Press and hold the emergency override/programming button.
After 10 seconds the horn will beep 3 times, indicating that the system is now in transmitter learn mode.
c. Release the emergency override/programming button.
d. If programming transmitters at this time, press the PANIC button once on each transmitter to be pro-
grammed.
The horn will beep 1 time to indicate that the transmitter has been learned.
NOTE: Up to a total of 8 transmitter can be programmed at this time.
2. Option programming - Setting Shock Sensor:
a. Follow steps a-c above.
b. Press and release the emergency override/programming button.
The horn will beep 4 times indicating the system has entered the option bank.
c. Press the PANIC button to enter the option number. The horn will beep the number of times equal to the
option number you are in (i.e. Press the PANIC button once and the horn beeps once for option #1,
press again and the horn beeps twice for option #2). There are only two options that can be pro-
grammed on this system which are the two shock sensor adjustable settings, "Lite-touch" (option #1)
and "Full-shock" (option #2). It is very important that the remote start control module be mounted as per
the installation instructions for the shock sensor to be effective.
d. After the desired option is selected, pressing transmitter lock button will increase sensitivity and press-
ing transmitter unlock bottom will decrease sensitivity. Use the test procedure outlined in section 19 to
test shock pressure.
The system will beep the horn each time an impact is detected that is greater than the current setting
while the system is in shock sensor setting mode. This is designed to test the sensitivity without tripping
the alarm. (reference section 20)
NOTE: The shock sensor sensitivity setting has 64 increments of adjustability and is shipped at 0 which
is the numbest state. Increasing the sensitivity setting 30 increments is usually a good starting place
(this is the mid point of adjustment).
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