Kodinis Raktas GN7 User Manual

'GN7' is up - to - date vehicle alarm system designed for users looking for reliable and time saving solution. System contains secure hopping
code and features in conformity with EU Directives. 'GN7' is distinguished not only by the reliable engine immobilization preventing vehicle theft
but also by the option the alarm system OFF using adjustable PIN code. This option eliminates problems and inconveniences that may arise during
travel in case of remote control loss or remote's battery discharge.
1.

THE SET

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a) s ystem unit with wire harness
b) 2 remote controls ;
c) engine bonnet switch ;
d) user and installation manual
e) siren (optional) .
2.

SYSTEM UNIT

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System unit performs essential guarding functions, thus it is
extremely important to hide it well in the passenger compartment of
a vehicle. When installation of the system unit is finished, all system
settings and learning of new remote controls is done by the use of
PIN code. Manufacturer supplies alarm system with default 4 digit
PIN code imprinted on the identification label of alarm system
(Fig. 1). The user should change it into other, easy memorable, 4 digit
number. It is recommended to take a note of the new PIN code,
however do not keep this information inside vehicle. In addition, do
not use your birthday date or home address numbers as the PIN.
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REMOTE CONTROL

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There are 2 remote controls (Fig. 2, 3) in the system set, though it is possible to learn up to 5 several types remote controls (see section 7.5). It is
recommended to replace remote's battery every 12 months. All types of 23A batteries (12V) or CR2016 (3V) are suitable. Though remote control
casing ensures the moisture protection for the inside electronics, immersion into water (or other liquid) of the device is forbidden.
Fig. 2 Two button remote control.
4.

ARMING USING REMOTE

4.1. ARMING. Shortly press remote control button
vehicle contains central lock, the doors will lock.
4.2. ARMING WITH SENSOR BYPASS. If the system is equipped with single zone sensor, press and hold button
flash once, direction indicators will switch on once again after 2 seconds. Release the button. System is armed but the sensor detecting vehicle body
vibrations or movements inside the passenger compartment is bypassed and does not trigger the alarm system. Vehicle doors, luggage compartment
and engine bonnet are protected! If the system is equipped with two zone sensor and you want to arm system with pre-alarm zone bypass, press
and hold button . The direction indicators will flash once, direction indicators will switch on once again after 2 seconds. Release the button
immediately. If you wish to arm the system with sensor's all zones bypass, press and hold the button
direction indicators will switch on once again or start flashing after 2 seconds. Release the button only when direction indicators switches off.
ALARM INTERRUPT. System will alarm if opening vehicle door, engine bonnet or trunk, impact on vehicle body or movement in passenger
4.3.
compartment when system is armed. Press
CLOSING WINDOWS AND SUNROOF ON ARMING. It is possible to set 'G 7' in a way to have a 40 second electrical pulse in optional
4.4.
output for closing of windows and sunroof. Electrical pulse might be cancelled (shortened) by pressing
CENTRAL LOCK CONTROL WITH ENGINE TURNED ON. If doors of the vehicle are closed and the engine is ON, doors are locked
4.5.
with first press of button
AUTOMATIC DOOR LOCKING ON START UP OF THE ENGINE. The driver will feel safer if the doors are locked automatically on the
4.6.
start of the engine. After turn OFF of the engine the doors are unlocked. To turn ON/OFF automatic door lock: disarm the system or turn OFF the
engine, simultaneously press
4.7. CHECKING WEATHER THE SYSTEM IS ARMED. Press remote control
flash once.
4.8. VEHICLE SEARCH AND PANIC MODE. If the system is armed, press and hold remote's
alarms in 1.5 seconds. The function can be used for: searching your vehicle in a big parking lot, warning pry persons, or capturing the attention in
case of emergency.
5 . DISARMING USING REMOTE
DISARMING. Shortly press remote control
5.1.
vehicle contains central lock, the doors are unlocked automatically.
OPTIONAL CONTROL. 'GN7' might be installed in a way to have electrical pulse by pressing button
5.2.
pulse equals to the button pressing time. The pulse controls electromechanical gadget for engine hood release.
6. TRUNK RELEASE, GARAGE GATE AND ENGINE START CONTROL WITH REMOTE BUTTON
TRUNK RELEASE. In case trunk release gadget is installed, 'GN7' might be set up to have electrical pulse in optional output, that controls
6.1.
trunk release, by pressing button
movement sensors, but doors of the vehicle will remain protected. When the trunk will be closed the direction indicators flash once and the system
goes back to regular armed mode.
In case your garage gate control system is compatible with 'GN7' type alarm systems, you can open or close garage gate by pressing button
6.2.
VEHICLE ALARM SYSTEM 'GN7'
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Fig. 3 Three button remote control.
BUTTON .
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button to stop the alarm, though system will protect vehicle further.
and unlocked with the second press. It's very handy when traveling with children or heating vehicle.
and buttons and hold them till a short
BUTTON .
button
for over 2 seconds. If the system is armed, it will not react to trunk release, vehicle body and interior
'GN7' User manual.
Fig. 1. The PIN code and the identification label.
Vehicle direction indicators flash once, system LED starts flashing. System is armed. If
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beep of siren
. Direction indicators flash twice, system LED switches OFF. System is disarmed. If
Arming
Alarm interrupt
Sensors bypass
Button :
Central lock control
Arming verification
Panic
Disarming
Button :
Immobilizer OFF
Optional control
Trunk release
Button :
Garage gate control
Automatic engine start control
. Vehicle direction indicators flash once,
button when pulse is active.
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button. If the system is armed, vehicle direction indicators
button. Direction indicators flash once, siren
for over 2 seconds. Duration of the
Label
PIN code
. Direction indicators will
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