Specifications

CYCLONE 866F OWNER’S GUIDE

BACKUP BATTERY. If you have at least 3 hours, turn on the Ignition and

allow Cyclone’s internal battery to charge. When charged, you should be

able to disconnect the Cyclone’s main 5-pin harness and hear the siren go

off (only when Armed & IG is off). (Siren will go off for up to 1 hour when

the battery is fully charged. A full charge could take up to 7 hours.) To stop

the siren, reconnect the main wiring harness and Disarm. (If the siren

went off until the battery died, it will go off again when power is connected.)

In s ta l l ation

Shock Sensor Adjustments

Sensitivity POTs. Remove the rubber cap, located just above the siren

speaker on the front of the Alarm Unit. You will then see two small holes

for accessing the shock sensor adjustment potentiometers (POTs). See

Fig.3 on the next page. ALWAYS put the rubber cap back on properly or

water could destroy the electronics! Such is NOT covered under warranty!

Screw Driver. Adjustments can easily be made using the included mini

Phillips (+) screw driver. (Don’t twist too hard or you will break the POTs!)

Note the arrow on the side of the screw driver handle. This arrow can help

you be more precise in your adjustments by indicating what sensitivity

level you are at, with respect to the illustrations in Fig. 2 below.

FULL TRIGGER ADJUSTMENT

(hard shock detection)

OFF MAX

WARNING TRIGGER ADJUSTMENT

(light shock detection)

OFF MAX

100°

225°

270°

ADJUSTABLE

RANGE

Shock sensor factory default settings for Full & Warn triggers

FIG. 2

When you insert the screw driver into the adjustment holes, try to align

the arrow on the handle in the same position as the arrows shown above in

Fig.2. If you nd the shock setting is different from the factory default, or

if you twist by mistake, simply turn both POTs to the far left OFF position,

then align the arrow on the screw driver to the OFF position, and then you

can adjust as appropriate. In this way, the arrow on the screw driver han-

dle will show you precisely where you are in the 270° adjustment range.

0° 270° 0° 270°