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3.0 - PIN CODE CUSTOMIZATION
Here below is a step-by-step example showing how to customize the factory set PIN code. In this case
the selected PIN code is 5-4-6-7.
NB
: For security reasons, the factory set PIN code 1-1-1-1 should be customized.
To carry out the operation successfully, make sure the required electrical connections
(door push-button and ignition) have been completed.
If, while entering the PIN code, the LED flashes more than 9 times, the procedure will be
interrupted because of an invalid code number.
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With the system disarmed, open the driver side door and keep it open.
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Turn ignition key ON.
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The status LED will light up for 1 sec.; while the LED is ON, simultaneously press remote control
buttons 1 and 2.
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A
Beep and a Bop
will confirm the system is in program mode. The LED will light up.
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Simultaneously press remote control buttons 1 and 2; the LED will power off.
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Cycle ignition key OFF.
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After 4 sec., the status LED will start the first 9-flash sequence.
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At the 5th flash (PIN code 1st digit), press and release the LED button.
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The LED will power off briefly and then start flashing again 9 times.
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At the 4th flash (PIN code 2nd digit) press and release the LED button.
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The LED powers off for approx. 4 sec. and then starts flashing again.
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At the 6th flash (PIN code 3rd digit) press and release the LED button.
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The LED powers off briefly and then starts the last flashing sequence.
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At the 7th LED flash (4th digit) press and release the LED button.
If the code has been entered correctly the system will confirm the end of the procedure by 2 Bops and 1
Beep.
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4.0 - EMERGENCY OVERRIDE VIA PIN CODE
In case of an emergency (remote control lost or inoperative), the system can be disarmed by entering
the 4-digit PIN code.
If, while entering the PIN code, the LED flashes more than 9 times, the procedure will be
interrupted because considered a theft attempt.
To override the system via PIN code, proceed as follows (the code entered in the following example is
5-4-6-7.
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Trigger an alarm condition.
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After the warning signals, approx. 30 sec., the LED powers OFF for approx. 5 sec.
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While the LED is OFF, press and release the button on the status LED.
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The system will enter in
emergency disarm mode.
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After approx. 4 sec. the LED will start a 9-flash sequence.
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At the 5th flash (PIN code 1st digit), press and release the LED button.
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The LED will power OFF for approx. 4 sec. and then repeats the flashing sequence.
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At the 4th flash (PIN code 2nd digit), press and release the LED button.
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The LED powers OFF briefly and then starts flashing again.
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At the 6th flash (PIN code 3rd digit) press and release the LED button.
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The LED powers OFF briefly again and then starts the last flasing sequence .
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At the 7th flash (PIN code 4th digit press and release the LED button.
If the code has been entered correctly, the system will disarm with 3 Beeps and 3 flashes of the turn
indicators. An incorrect code, on the other hand, will trigger an alarm. In this case the entire procedure
must be repeated.
5.0 - VALET MODE
This setting is used if the self-rearming or passive arming functions have been
NB: Only for 863 and 862 alarm systems with override key.
Valet mode prevents the system from automatically arming. It is useful when the alarm must be
disarmed for vehicle servicing (system configuration will not be affected)
To use valet mode proceed as follows:
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Arm the system and wait for the arming delay period to expire.
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Touch the override key to its receptacle.
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System disarming and disabling of the above mentioned functions will be confirmed by 3 Beeps
and 3 flashes of the turn indicators .
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T
o restore the normal operating mode, arm the alarm via the
enabled.
.
remote
control
.
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