User's Manual

24 hours auto start: This feature is design for a battery charge usage. When the car owner has a long vocation, he can use

this feature to auto start the vehicle and charge the battery every day, to prevent a low battery.

Below is how to setup.

ENTER:

1. System in disarm condition.

2. Turn ignition switch on then off.

3. Within 15 seconds, push valet switch 9 times.

4. There will be a long chirp to confirm enter setup auto start.

Program 4 hours or 24 hours:

1. Push valet switch one time, there could be 1 chirp or 4 chirps.

2. 1 chirp means 4 hours auto start.

3. 4 chirps means 24 hours auto start.

4. If it's 1 chirp and you would like to setup 4 chirps, push the valet switch again. The chirp(s) is cycling.

5. Press and hold the transmitter's button 4 for 2 seconds.

6. System will send 3 long chirps to confirm programmed, and also exit.

EXIT:

1. During programming turn ignition switch on, or

2. Leave it for 15 seconds. The system will send 3 long chirps to confirm exit.

Cancel the 4/24 hours auto start:

1. You turn the ignition switch on, and drive the car.

2. You use the transmitter to remote engine start the car.

If above happens, the system will automatically cancel the auto start.

For safety reason; if any of the following occurs while the engine is operating, the system will automatically stop the engine

and also cancel the auto start.

1. Hood is opened.

2. Brake pedal is pressed.

NOTE:

If the auto start is cancelled, and you wish the system to auto start again, you have to setup the auto start again.

V. ALARM OPERATING CONDITION:

Siren, horn Parking Light LED Doors Starter disable

1. Arming 1 Chirp 1 Flash Slow flash Locking On

2. Disarming 2 or 4 Chirps 2 or 3 Flashes Fast flash Unlocking Off

3. Trigger Alarming Flashes Slow flash On

4. Panic Alarming Flashes Slow flash Locking

5. Car-Jacking Alarming Flashes Slow flash On

6. Car locator 6 chirps 12 flashes

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions.

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.