Visual Alarm Status Indicator; Security Features; Shock Sensor - Code Alarm PRO 3500 Operator Instructions Manual

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VISUAL ALARM STATUS INDICATOR
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The visual alarm status indicator is a high intensity-red blinking-light- The status-
indicator, mounted in a location visible from the outside of the vehicle, displays the
security system's status while creating a powerful theft deterrent. The chart below
shows the different status indications and their meanings.
STATUS INDICATOR
SYSTEM STATUS STATUS INDICATOR SYSTEM STATUS
Off Disarmed
Double flash
Valet mode
(nash, flash. pause ... )
Slow nash Armed
Fast flash
System tripped
(one flash per second)
(Several flashes per second)
SECURITY FEATURES
HOW THE SECURITY SYSTEM PROTECTS YOUR VEHICLE:
When the security system Is' armed:
1. The visual status indicator flashes once per second to creating a powerful theft
deterrent.
2. The engine will not start. The security system's "starter interrupf' electronically
disables the starter motor.
3. All protected entry pOints and sensor inputs are continually monitored.
When the alarm Is sounding the following events occur: /...
• Visual status indicator begins flashing rapidly
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• Siren sounds continuously
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• Vehicle'S parking lights flash once per second "
The alarm will sound for 30 seconds and then shut down returning the security system to
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a fully armed state, except when the violated entry point is left open. In this case, the
alarm will shut down for 10 seconds and then resume sounding to attract more attention to
the vehicle. This cycle repeats until the violated entry point is closed.
SHOCK SENSOR
The shock sensor is designed to detect impacts to the body of the vehicle. The force of
impact required to "trip" the shock sensor is adjustable by your Installer. At the time of
installation, your Installer wilt set the shock sensor threshold to a medium level. Should
you want to change the shock sensors threshold level, contact your dealer - they can
adjust the shock sensor to your desired setting.
When the system Is armed, the shock sensor continually monitors for impact to the body
of the vehicle. An impact of greater magnitude than the threshold setting will trigger a full
alarm cycle.
• If the shock sensor is triggered more than five times while the system is armed, the
system will bypass the sensor inputs until the system is disarmed and then rearmed.
All other protected entry paints are stili armed and alert.
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