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Model S4 Yellow
The S4 Yellow transmitter contains a single CR2032
Lithium battery. This battery will normally last at least
24 months. (See S4 Red and Green for range and its
reduction with age).
1. Use a small coin, placed in the recess between the
two case halves near the key attachment hole, to
split the casings.
2. Lift the circuit board from the rubberised seal.
3. Remove the CR2032 Lithium battery from its
holder noting the polarity.
4. Maintaining the polarity, fit a new battery into the
holder and then refit the circuit board into its
rubberised housing.
5. Line up the two case halves and snap them
together
6. Finally test the remote control for correct operation
by operating the alarm.
NOTE: For the safe use and disposal of batteries,
please refer to the relevant section at the end of this
manual.
If you are unsure or have trouble in replacing/
sourcing a battery your Datatool
to assist you.
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dealer will be able
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Hi. I have a bike which got unplugged from the t/charger causing a flat battery. The battery for the bike is ok now but the alarm initially kept going off then set,or so it seems. The alarm is not showing arming or disarming now. My bike can be started and the flashy light on the fob is working. Pls help?
To troubleshoot the Datatool S4 alarm system that is not showing arming or disarming after a flat battery:
1. Check the Fuses – Ensure all motorcycle fuses, including the alarm fuse, are intact.
2. Reset the Alarm – Disconnect the alarm system and reconnect it to reset.
3. Check the Wiring – Ensure all alarm connections are secure and no wires are damaged.
4. Use a Battery Conditioner – If the battery was disconnected, using a Datatool battery conditioner can help maintain the charge.
5. Check Ignition Sense – If the alarm does not respond even with ignition ON, verify that the alarm unit is receiving ignition sense.
6. Verify Kill Switch Position – Ensure the kill switch is in the ON position.
7. Reinstall Indicators Properly – If indicators were changed, ensure correct wiring to avoid alarm malfunction.
If the issue persists, contact your dealer for further assistance.
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