Turbo Mode - Autostart AS-4560-SH Installation Manual

TURBO MODE

OEM recommends that any turbo equipped
vehicle should idle down for a min. period of
60 sec after hard driving, to avoid the risk of
turbo damage.
Most people today don't have the time to sit in
their cars for 60 sec. To wait for their turbo's to
cool, so the result in most cases is that the
turbo vehicles are not let to idle.
Autostart has addressed this problem with the
addition of Turbo Idle Down Mode.
This great feature will allow the user to place
their manual vehicle into ready mode, exit the
vehicle, hold the transmitter button for 4 sec.,
and walk away, it's that simple.
The system will automatically lock and arm the
vehicle, but the engine will continue to run for
60 sec.
To enable Turbo Mode, do the following:
(1) See Setting up ready mode page.6
(2) Replace step 8, by holding the transmitter
button for 4sec. Or until the parking light
come back ON.
RESETING THE MODULE
The systems are equipped with a reset
function that allows the installer to erase all
transmitter codes and return all programmed
options to factory default.
To reset the module:
1. Turn the valet switch "off".
2. Apply ground to pin # 12 (External
Trigger).
3. Turn the Ignition "on".
4. Raise hood.
5. Press and hold brakes on.
6. Turn valet switch "on"
7. Lights should flash 8 times quickly.
8. Press transmitter button within 5
seconds to program transmitter.
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See Custom Programming options for
default settings.
SOME COMMON QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
The following are some commonly asked
questions about our product, followed by
possible answers.
Q: Does the parking brake wire have to be
connected?
A: Yes the parking brake wire must
absolutely be connected.
Q: Do both door trigger wires on have to be
connected?
A: No, only one of the 2 trigger wires must
be connected, or the unit will not enter ready
mode.
(refer to wire guide for proper polarity)
Q: Unit gives me one long flash when
getting into ready mode instead of three,
and shuts off when key is removed.
A: The long flash indicates that there is a
problem with the tach signal you are using.
Locate another tach wire or perform an
automatic tach learn.
Q: Can the vehicle start in gear?
A: No. Because the unit see the vehicle shut
down by remote once the user has exited
the vehicle. Knowing that the vehicle was
running when it was exited indicates that the
vehicle is in neutral.
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