Polaris Slingshot SL 2020 Owner's Manual page 62

FEATURES AND CONTROLS
SECURITY SYSTEM
Your SLINGSHOT vehicle is equipped with a security system for theft and roll-
away protection. If the lock button is pushed on the key fob, the security alarm
will be enabled. The alarm will sound the horn and flash headlights if the engine
start/stop button is pressed or the clutch/brake is pushed when the key fob is out
of range.
The security system automatically immobilizes the engine when the key fob is
outside of range and enables when the key fob is within range. If the key fob is
lost or not within range, a passcode must be entered to operate the vehicle.
Change the factory-set passcode to a new user passcode of your own choosing
and select the desired security setting as soon as possible after receiving
delivery of your new SLINGSHOT vehicle. Record your new user passcode and
keep it in a safe location. Do not place your 4-digit passcode anywhere in the
vehicle.
After the passcode is entered, a slight delay before the starter engages is
normal.
PASSCODES USING THE RIDE COMMAND
DISPLAY
If the vehicle is equipped with a Ride Command display, it is used to enter/edit
passcodes if the key fob is not within range. Refer to the Display Screen section
of this manual for more details on how to operate.
PASSCODE ENTRY - RIDE COMMAND DISPLAY
If the key fob is not found by the Vehicle Control Module (VCM), the Ride
Command display will prompt the operator to enter a passcode to unlock vehicle
operation.
Use the number pad to enter your user passcode or the master passcode.
NOTICE
If a user passcode has not been set, the master passcode must be entered.
Inquire with your authorized dealer for master passcode entry.
If the entry is correct, the vehicle can be operated as normal.
If the entry is incorrect, the Ride Command screen will display "Incorrect
Passcode. Try again."
If over five unsuccessful attempts are made, the Ride Command screen will
display "Too many passcode attempts. System will shut down." This will require
an ignition cycle before further attempts can be made.
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