Auxiliary Sensor & Prewarn; How To Program Remote Control - K9 K9170LA Quick Reference Manual

Auxiliary Sensor & Prewarning
Auxiliary Sensor: This security system is equipped with an On-Board dual zone
shock sensor that can be turned On/Off via programmable Dip-Switch #1, as well
as a plug-in port for an optional sensor to increase the effectiveness of the system.
The comprehensive line of optional sensors offered is comprised of impact
sensors, glass tampering sensors, and microwave/radar sensors which can
detect motion inside and outside the vehicle.
Prewarning Detection: This circuit requires connection to a dual zone sensor
or detection device. When the sensor's prewarn zone is triggered the siren will
emit a series of chirps.
How to Program Remote Controls to the Alarm
To program remote controls to operate the alarm:
Step 1: Turn "On" the vehicle's ignition.
Step 2: Within 7 seconds press the Valet/Override Switch 5 times. The alarm
will wolf the siren once to confirm entry into Remote Control Programming Mode.
Step 3: Within 10 seconds, press any Button on each remote to be programmed.
The siren will chirp to confirm each time a remote has been programed.
If 10 seconds expire without any programming activity, or if the vehicle's ignition
is turned "Off", the system will automatically exit Remote Control Programming
Mode. The siren will emit 2 long chirps to confirm exit.
NOTE: Up to 4 remote controls can be programed to operate the alarm. When-
ever a remote control, new or existing, is programmed to the alarm, all existing
codes are erased for security. So all remote controls which are to operate the
alarm, must be programmed in at the same time.
ATV (Automatic Transmitter Verification)
ATV: The LED Status Indicator will show the number of programmed remote
control transmitters for 10 seconds after the vehicle's ignition is turned On.
As the instructions above show, programming extra transmitters to any vehicle
security system is easy; the exclusive patented ATV feature protects against
someone programming their own transmitter to operate your system.
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