The Control Unit Buzzer Indicating Cause Of "No Start; Function - Honda 2007 CR-V Service Manual

Honda Remote Control Starter System Service Manual: 2007 CR-V

5.2 The Control Unit Buzzer Indicating Cause of "no start"

The control unit can indicate the cause of no start by sounding a buzzer inside the case. This
sound can be heard inside the vehicle after a remote start has been denied because one of the
required starting conditions was not met (Section 3.3). If it is confirmed all conditions to start
have been met and the buzzers still sounds it may indicate a problem with the sensor which
inputs that signal. Refer to the vehicle's service manual for repair. On a vehicle not originally
equipped with a security system, if the system is indicating a no start due to the hood being open
when the hood is hood closed, refer to section 5.2.1 for further diagnosis.
Engine hood is opened
Transmission select lever is not in Park
or
Brake light switch signal is being sent to
the control unit.
Door is opened
Doors are unlocked
Tailgate is opened
Tailgate is opened
Voltage in charge lamp circuit has
not reached the specified value
Immobilizer code of the remote control starter
system is not matched with the vehicle.
After starting, the Ignition on signal is not sent
to the control unit.
The key is inserted into the ignition switch
Vehicles IG1 signal is sent to the control unit
Engine speed is over 4000 rpm
Engine Malfunction Indicator Lamp is on
Engine Oil Pressure Lamp is on
B-CAN signal is OFF
The most recent cause of no start can also be viewed using the HDS as well.
•
Connect the tablet tester to vehicle's Data Link Connector.
•
Turn on the HDS, input the required items, select "HONDA SYSTEMS", select "R/C
ENGINE STARTER"
•
Select "HISTORY", "ENGINE (DOESN'T) RUN HISTORY"
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Sound
No Sound
Pause
Short sound: 200 milliseconds
No sound 00 milliseconds
Long sound: 500 milliseconds
No sound 500 milliseconds