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Prestige APSPS1 Owner's Manual

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Owner's Guide
For Models:
APSPS1
Power Sports Security System
IMPORTANT NOTE: The operation of the Security and Convenience System as described in this manual is
applicable to most vehicles. However, due to the configuration of some vehicles, some functions AND/OR
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS may not apply. Please see your installing dealer for more information.
2019 Voxx Electronics Corporation. All rights reserved.
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  • Page 1 Owner’s Guide For Models: APSPS1 Power Sports Security System IMPORTANT NOTE: The operation of the Security and Convenience System as described in this manual is applicable to most vehicles. However, due to the configuration of some vehicles, some functions AND/OR SAFETY PRECAUTIONS may not apply.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Valet Mode ..................4 Manually Overriding the Security System ......... 4 Custom Code Override ..............4 Anti Hi-Jacking .................. 5 Status LED, Light Flashes and Siren/Horn Indications ....... 6 Replacing Remote Control Battery ............7 Warranty Information ................8 APSPS1 Owners RevA 1/19...

  • Page 3: Using Your Remote Control

    Using Your Remote Control Arming the Security System To arm the system, exit the vehicle, close all doors (UTV), then press the ARM button. The parking lights will flash one (1) time, indicating the system is armed and the starter disable feature is activated. The LED status indicator will blink steadily, once per second.

  • Page 4: Valet Mode

    The LED will begin to flash. Turn the ignition ON when the LED flashes the number of times equal to your Custom Code. Note: The default code is 1, Cycle the ignition on after the LED flashes one (1) time. APSPS1 Owners RevA 1/19...

  • Page 5: Anti Hi-Jacking

    Anti Hi-Jacking Anti Hi-jacking is a feature that will sound the alarm and activate the starter disable if the vehicle is stolen. This feature must be turned on in feature programming. Please contact your installation center for more information. Once activated in feature bank programming, this feature must be activated from the remote control.

  • Page 6: Status Led, Light Flashes And Siren/Horn Indications

    Siren/Horn Chirp Indications Chirps Function Disarm Disarm / Triggered Parking Light Flash Indications Flashes Function Disarm Zone 1 Shock / Tilt Sensor Input Zone 2 Additional Trigger Input Zone 3 Loop Trigger Input Zone 4 Ignition Trigger Input APSPS1 Owners RevA 1/19...

  • Page 7: Replacing Remote Control Battery

    Replacing Remote Control Battery 2 Button Remote Control - Model PEPS2 The CR2032 battery inside each remote control should last approximately 1 year under normal use. When the battery becomes weak you will notice the remote control range (the distance from the vehicle that the remote control will work) will deminish and the small LED on the remote control will dim.

  • Page 8: Warranty Information

    LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY Applies to Prestige Series Control Modules, Sirens, Sensors, and Relays. Voxx Electronics Corporation (the Company) warrants to the original purchaser of this product that should this product or any part thereof, (other than transmitters) under nor- mal use and conditions, be proven defective in material or workmanship during the life-...
  • Page 9 Voxx Electronics Corporation. Customer Service 1-800-225-6074 WWW.VOXXELECTRONICS.COM FCC COMPLIANCE This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules and with RSS-210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2.

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