Security; Keys/Key Numbers; Immobilisation - Caterham Seven Owner's Handbook Manual

It is important that the hood is folded correctly when
removed in order to avoid unsightly creases and to
prevent the clear plastic windows from being
scratched or splitting. We suggest that it is always
folded and then rolled as shown in Fig 7.
To help prevent damage, and free up storage
space, a protective hood bag is available from
Caterham.
NOTE: Never store the hood when wet.
Hood folding procedure

Security

Keys/key numbers

You have been supplied with 4 keys: 2 for the
ignition and 2 for the fuel cap. The numbers for
these can be found on a small tag attached to the
key ring.
You will also have been supplied with 2 coded
transponder tags.
WARNING!
Keep the key tag and spare key in a safe place –
NOT IN THE CAR!
If the key or tag is lost please contact Caterham to
make arrangements for an additional set of keys
and tags.

Immobilisation

Most Caterhams are fitted with an immobiliser as
standard.
Disarming the system
Insert your ignition key with the transponder unit
attached to the same key ring and the reader unit
will automatically recognise the transponder and
disarm your immobiliser. The LED state will change
from fast flashing to off indicating the vehicle can
be started.
Arming the system
When the vehicle's ignition is switched off and the
keys are removed from the ignition, the immobiliser
will prepare to arm and the red LED will illuminate.
During this period, the ignition can be switched
back on, cancelling the arming and permitting the
vehicle to be started as normal.
If after twenty seconds the ignition has not been
turned on, then the immobiliser will automatically
'arm' and the red LED will flash. This 'auto-arming'
sequence means that it is possible to leave your
vehicle unprotected.
WARNING!
Your system will automatically re-arm within twenty
seconds of disarming if you do not turn the ignition
on.
Programming new transponder tags
If you require a new transponder tag for an
additional user, or as a replacement through loss or
damage, please contact Caterham.
Once you have received your new transponder tag,
you will need to programme it. To do this you must
have an existing transponder tag that already
operates the system.
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