User's Manual

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Table Of Contents
Congratulations on your purchase of this convenience system by
Omega Research & Development, Inc., a world leader in vehicle security
and conveince products since 1975. This system is designed to offer ease
of use and it’s modular design allows for many features to be customiz-
able to suit your needs.
 Pleasenotethatthismanualiswrittentoreectthefullcapabilityof
this system though some features may not be available to you because
of vehicle limitations and/or chosen options at the time of installation. It is
alsowrittentoreecttheoperationsintheirdefaultcongurations.
This system has three principal user components that you should famil-
iarize yourself with:
The Status Lights which indicate the current system status and helps
in troubleshooting failed remote start attempts as well as in customizing
theprogrammablefeatures.Thespecicoperationsofthelightsare
described on page 5.
The Valet Switch is used to access transmitter and feature program-
ming. It is also used to place the system in valet mode which temporarily
bypasses the remote start feature. See page 6.
The remote Transmitters are used to operate the system on a daily
basis. This system is capable of being operated by up to 4 different
transmitters. Each transmitter has 1 button.
Introduction ............................................................................................2
The Transmitter .....................................................................................3
Transmitter Functions ............................................................................3
Other Remote Start Features ................................................................4
Low Battery/Low Temp Automatic Starting ........................................4
Turbo Timer Feature ..........................................................................4
Pit-Stop Feature ................................................................................4
The Status Lights...................................................................................5
Using The Valet Switch ..........................................................................6
Transmitter Protection & Technology .....................................................6
Programming Transmitters ....................................................................6
Programming Features ..........................................................................7
User Programmable Features ...............................................................7
Installer Programmable Features ..........................................................8
Programmable Features Matrix ........................................................... 11
Introduction