Dual Stage Shock Sensor; Timer Start Mode - CompuSTAR 2000R Owner's Manual

Compustar owner's guide two-way alarm/remote start system 2000r

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D u al S t a g e S h o c k S e n s or

The dual stage shock sensor on the CompuStar 2000AS can detect between light

and heavy impact to your vehicle by sensing low and high frequencies sounds

produced by differing impacts. Press Buttons (I+IV) for a ½ second to activate or

deactivate the dual stage shock sensor. A red-bordered indicator box labeled

Shock will darken in the top left-hand corner of your CompuGlo LCD showing that

your dual stage shock sensor is activated.

The dual stage shock sensor will activate 30 seconds after the CompuStar alarm

mode is armed. When the dual shock sensor is engaged, the remote-pager

security alerts will be triggered by the following:

Light impact to your vehicle will activate the first stage shock sensor and the

car siren will chirp 4 times in addition to the parking lights flashing 4 times. The

remote pager unit will beep and a vibration icon will appear in the CompuGlo

LCD.

Heavy impact to your vehicle will activate the second stage shock sensor and

the car siren to chirp for 30 to 60 seconds and the parking lights will flash for 60

seconds. The remote-pager will be notified audibly and a hammer icon will

appear in the CompuGlo LCD.

T i m er St a rt M o d e

In Timer Start Mode, your car automatically starts every 1.5 hours for 15 to 25

minutes depending on preset options during the time of installation. This mode is

deleted automatically once you start your car with either a manual key or with your

remote-pager. In order to enter Timer Start Mode, press Buttons (II+IV)

simultaneously for a ½ second.

A red-bordered indicator box labeled Timer will darken on the top left-hand corner of

your CompuGlo LCD demonstrating that you are in Timer Start Mode. To exit Timer

Start Mode, press Buttons (II+IV) simultaneously for a ½ second.

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