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- Page 1 AVS 9000 Owner’s manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Content Programmed numbers reference Introduction The remotes Remote batteries Remote quick reference guide About the cellular modem SIM card set-up Mobile phone safety precautions Using the SMS commands Secure operation SMS operation Normal operation Arming Disarming Auto-immobilisation Alarm trigger Panic/car finder Status report Low car battery warning... - Page 3 To get a list of the stored mobile phone numbers To add or change a mobile phone number To delete a mobile phone number AVS 9000 system ID To add a remote Programming features To turn programming features on or off...
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Page 4: Programmed Numbers Reference
Programmed numbers reference Record the programmed numbers for your future reference: Vehicle ID (eg. registration plate) AVS 9000 SIM card number: This is your AVS 9000‘s cellular modem number AVS 9000 secure operation PIN: Vodafone account PIN: Stored mobile numbers:... -
Page 5: Introduction
Introduction Thank you for choosing the AVS 9000 SMS security system. This system is designed to provide an advanced level of security for you and your vehicle with the additional security of two-way SMS (text message) communication. We recommend that you read this guide carefully and keep it in a safe place for future reference. -
Page 6: About The Cellular Modem
SIM card set-up Do NOT insert or remove the cellular modem SIM card while the power is on. Ensure power is off and the AVS 9000 is unplugged first. If this has not already been done by the installer (or for any reason... -
Page 7: Mobile Phone Safety Precautions
SMS commands. We recommend that you save it with a meaningful name i.e. AVS 9000 or other so it is instantly recognisable and you are able to take immediate action if you are contacted by the system. -
Page 8: Sms Operation
The AVS 9000 will reply to any command SMS sent to it • It will reply to the same phone the command came from The AVS 9000 will identify itself at the start of each SMS. To • change this see AVS 9000 system identification (ID). -
Page 9: Disarming
By remote Press the bottom button. The indicators will flash once and the siren will chirp once. The doors will lock (if optional central locking installed). The LED light on the dash will light solid for 20 seconds. The LED light will then start flashing. The system is now armed. -
Page 10: Auto-Immobilisation
By remote Press the bottom button. The indicators will flash and the siren will chirp twice. The doors will unlock (if optional central locking installed). The LED light on the dash will go out. The system is now disarmed. Note: If the siren chirps and the indicators flash four times on disarm the alarm has been triggered while you were away from the vehicle. -
Page 11: Panic/Car Finder
Panic/car finder Ensure the car ignition is off. Press the right button on the remote. The indicators will flash and the siren will sound. An SMS will be sent to all the programmed mobile phone numbers (up to five): Example: PANIC ALERT! Cancel panic by pushing the right button again. -
Page 12: Valet Mode
Valet mode This mode allows five engine starts before the system returns to its normal operation. Example: if you take the vehicle to valet parking and you normally use auto-immobilisation they will be able to star the car five times before auto immobilisation re-engages. -
Page 13: Dual Stage Shock Sensor
Dual stage shock sensor If the shock sensor detects a light impact to the vehicle the siren will chirp four times. If it detects a heavy impact it will trigger a full alarm. The sensor can tell the difference between environmental shocks (aircraft, trucks, extreme weather) and other heavy impacts such as a thief attempting to break in. -
Page 14: How To Change The Pin Code When You Don't Know The Existing
The PIN code is NOT case sensitive Example: xxxxxx is the same as XXXXXX Stored mobile phone numbers The AVS 9000 can store up to five mobile numbers so that: On alarm trigger an SMS will be sent to all stored numbers •... -
Page 15: To Get A List Of The Stored Mobile Phone Numbers
Example: 1. NOT USED, 2: 02X XXX XXX, 3: 02X XXX XXX, 4: 02X XXX XXX, 5: NOT USED Note: The AVS 9000 will overwrite any existing number stored in the memory location you specify. To delete a mobile phone number... -
Page 16: To Add A Remote
AVS 9000 system ID There is a system ID at the start of each SMS you receive from the AVS 9000. This can be changed. Type your PIN code and ID and then the new ID Example: 000000IDXXXX (where XXXX is the new ID) -
Page 17: Programming Features
• If you wish to code in more than one remote repeat the process for each new remote If you need to delete a remote please see your AVS dealer • Programming features Programming features are set up by your AVS installer during installation. -
Page 18: Register 1
Register 1 Vehicle set up: Close all doors/bonnet/boot THEN turn the ignition on. (Remote* = press bottom button on remote this many times) Feature Remote* Factory Description Arming chirp 1 chirp on arm. Disarm chirp 2 chirps on disarm. Auxiliary Activate any additional sensors sensor fitted. -
Page 19: Register 2
Register 2 Vehicle set up: Driver’s door open, bonnet/boot closed THEN turn the ignition on. (Remote* = press bottom button on remote this many times) Feature Remote* Factory Description Not used Not used No auto Removes auto- immobilisation immobilisation. OEM upgrade Allows the vehicles factory for factory remotes to be used to... - Page 20 Register 2 continued Feature Remote* Factory Description Installer mode SELECT This mode allows the mode installer/owner to verify that required each trigger of the alarm system is working, without having to arm and disarm the system each time and set off the siren.
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Page 21: Register 3
Register 3 Vehicle set up: Driver’s door open, bonnet open, boot closed THEN turn the ignition on. (Remote* = press bottom button on remote this many times) Feature Remote* Factory Description Call if no response Call phone number in memory location 1 if there was no response to an alarm trigger. -
Page 22: Optional Features
Some features may require additional parts and/or additional installation charges. Not all features are available on all vehicles and they are subject to change. Please check with your AVS installer. Central locking The alarm can lock/unlock the doors when the alarm is armed/disarmed. -
Page 23: Perimeter Night Light On Disarm
Perimeter night light on disarm The indicators will stay on for 20-seconds when the alarm is disarmed or until the ignition is switched on (not available if auto re- arm and re-lock is turned on). SMS controlled relay outputs The system has three outputs that can be switched on and off by SMS. -
Page 24: Additional Sensors And Accessories
The system will turn on all three outputs You will receive a SMS reply Additional sensors and accessories The AVS 9000 can be fitted with additional sensors and accessories. Charges will apply. Please check with your AVS installer. Wireless sensors... -
Page 25: Sms Commands Glossary
An extremely high-pitched screamer siren installed in the cabin of the car. SMS commands glossary Use this guide as a reference for all AVS SMS commands and replies: Tips You must put the secure operation PIN code at the start of •... -
Page 26: Sms Commands And Replies
< ALARM ALREADY DISARMED > PANIC < PANIC ALERT! NOTE: The AVS 9000 will not send PANIC ALERT! when the ignition is on. > ONOUT1 - SMS are the same for outputs 1, 2 and 3. Only the output number changes. - Page 27 < FAILED TO UPDATE PHONE NUMBER, MEMORY LOCATION ERROR - if location 0,6,7,8,9 was entered as the location in error. > IDXXXX – changes the ID that the AVS 9000 sends at the front of all SMS. < XXXX ID CHANGE PASSED. eg > IDXBU-458 < XBU-458. ID CHANGE PASSED.
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Page 28: Sms Alerts
< NEW PIN NUMBER YYYYYY – the system will confirm the new PIN or < PIN CHANGE FAIL – a valid PIN was not given. Check PIN and re-send - valid characters are numbers 0-9 and letters a-Z (not case sensitive). -
Page 29: Frequently Asked Questions
There is a clicking sound when I try to start the car? The siren chirps when I crank the engine? This is often an indicator of a flat car battery. The AVS 9000 draws such a small amount of power the system can be armed and disarmed (just like you can still see the dash lights) but the car does not have enough power to start. -
Page 30: Three Year Warranty
Three year warranty Complete the information below and keep with your original receipt for the three year warranty period. Installation detail: Install date: Installer: NZSA #: Product: Additional: Your details: Surname: Initials: Address: Vehicle make/model: Rego #: Terms and Conditions: Manta Electronics Ltd warrants the original consumer purchaser that the product described above, installed in the vehicle above, is free from defects in material and workmanship. - Page 31 PO Box 302 396 North Harbour North Shore 0751 New Zealand 00 64 9 476 8052 www.avs.net.nz AVS and the AVS logo are registered trademarks of Manta Electronics Ltd...
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