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Keypad Authentication

Authenticating the ACM keypad

Each ACM keypad must be authenticated daily to enable it’s use and upload it’s stored data. Authentication takes place

automatically the first time the PWR (power) button is pressed, providing it is within the time slot for that particular keypad and

within range of the ACM. 2 GREEN flashes, indicate the keypad is authenticated for use, 2 RED flashes indicate that the keypad

is not authorized for use. Check your LMS settings to ensure the correct time of day is entered for the keypads user profile if the

keypad does not authenticate.

De-authenticating the ACM keypad

De-authenticating the keypad will disable it’s use until it has been re-authenticated as mentioned above. If changes are made in

LMS after a keypad has been authenticated it will be necessary to re-authenticate the keypad in order for those changes to take

effect.

To De-authenticate or “Zero out” the keypad press the power button then press and hold the 0 key for 10 seconds, the LED will

flash 2 times indicating the keypad has been de-authenticated.

Accessing Vehicles

The keypad will access each vehicle individually based on the vehicle’s stock number. Access a vehicle by following the steps

below.

1. Press the PWR button - if necessary enter your 4 digit PIN.

2. Enter the vehicle stock number.

3. Press the button of the function you wish to activate. (lock, unlock, etc..)

Note: The 4 digit PIN mentioned in step 1 is only necessary if PIN Code has been enabled in the LMS website for your keypad.

PROLMSTX - ACM Keypad

Transitioning into No-Sale Mode - Yellow

1. Open a vehicle door.

2. Enter the vehicle number into an ACM keypad.

3. Press the UNLOCK button.

4. Press and release the TRANS button.

5. Press and release the “YELLOW” button.

6. Close the vehicle’s door.

Note: The ACM keypad must be authorized for transitioning.

Note: No-Sale mode disables all functionality of the unit, the unit will be inoperable until reprogrammed with the PROFLASH pro-

gramming device. This mode is only used when there is a no-sale of the product and you are not removing the system from the

vehicle.

Transitioning into ITS Mode - Green

1. Open a vehicle door.

2. Enter the vehicle number into an ACM keypad.

3. Press the UNLOCK button.

4. Press and release the TRANS button.

5. Press and release the “GREEN” button.

6. Close the vehicle’s door.

Note: The ACM keypad must be authorized for transitioning.

Note: ITS mode enables the shock sensor only of this device for applications in a vehicle equipped with a factory security system.

Lot Mode / Consumer Mode Transitioning

Summary of content (4 pages)

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PROLMSTX - ACM Keypad Keypad Authentication Authenticating the ACM keypad Each ACM keypad must be authenticated daily to enable it’s use and upload it’s stored data. Authentication takes place automatically the first time the PWR (power) button is pressed, providing it is within the time slot for that particular keypad and within range of the ACM. 2 GREEN flashes, indicate the keypad is authenticated for use, 2 RED flashes indicate that the keypad is not authorized for use.
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Transitioning into Factory Keyless Upgrade Mode - Blue 1. Open a vehicle door. 2. Enter the vehicle number into an ACM keypad. 3. Press the UNLOCK button. 4. Press and release the TRANS button. 5. Press and release the “BLUE” button. 6. The LED will flash blue 1 time and the system will chirp 3 times. 7. Close the vehicle’s door.. Note: The ACM keypad must be authorized for transitioning.
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Lost or Forgotten Keypad Pin Codes Resetting a Keypad with an Unknown Pin Code The following procedure will take you through the process of resetting a PIN on a Keypad if the current PIN is unknown. 1. Login to the LMS website & locate the Keypad in question. 2. Deselect the “PIN REQUIRED” check box for that Keypad. 3. Select “SAVE”.
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Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.