Vehicle Security and Remote Start Systems Vehicle Security and Remote Start System Owner’s Manual 4280760 Rev P1 03/17 4280760 Phase 2 VSS_RMST Owners Guide.
Contents Welcome ............................................................................................3 Remote Control Operation (optional vehicle security system) ....4 Your Original-Equipment RKE Keyfob ................................................ 4 Arming the Security System ................................................................ 4 Disarming the Security System ........................................................... 4 System Operation (optional vehicle security system) ..........
Welcome Congratulations on your purchase of a Ford Motor Company vehicle security and/or remote start system. This technology represents the latest in automotive convenience and protection systems. Your system, purchased today, is ready to accept tomorrows advancements in technology. The Ford Motor Company vehicle security and remote start system is a scalable product that can be configured based on personal preference and vehicle model.
Remote Control Operation (optional vehicle security system) Your Original-Equipment RKE Keyfob: Your factory supplied Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) keyfob controls the arming and disarming functions of your vehicle security system. The system is armed when the doors are locked with the RKE keyfob. The system is disarmed when the doors are unlocked with the RKE keyfob. Arming the Security System: The Vehicle Security System may be armed using any of the methods below. 1.
System Operation (optional vehicle security system) When the Security System is Armed: •All interior entry points are monitored for unauthorized entry (Note: depending on trim level, the vehicle’s hood may not be monitored); •The shock sensor (optional) monitors for impact to the vehicle’s body or glass; •The security LED indicator (optional) flashes once every few seconds. If any monitored entry point is opened or hard impact is detected, the system will activate an alarm cycle.
System Operation, con’t (optional vehicle security system) Shock Sensor Disable: The security system has the ability to ignore the optional shock sensor while armed. This feature is useful for events that may jar your vehicle, but pose no threat, such as a loud thunder storm or heavy construction traffic passing near your parked vehicle. This feature may be activated using the procedure listed below. The vehicle’s doors can be opened or closed during this process. To Disable the Shock Sensor: 1.
Using the Remote Start Feature (optional) 1-Way Transmitter 2-Way Transmitter Press two times to activate Remote Start. Press and hold** to manually shut down the Remote Start. Press to initiate Car Find. Press and hold** to initiate Panic Starting Your Vehicle with the 1-Way Transmitter: The remote control start function is activated by pressing the button two times* within 3 seconds on the 1-way remote control transmitter.
Using the Remote Start Feature, con’t (optional) Starting Your Vehicle with the 2-Way: The remote control start function is activated by pressing the button two times within 3 seconds on either the 2-way remote control transmitter. If you are within the operating range of the system, your transmitter will respond with one single beep and one flash of the blue LED behind the button. This response indicates that the signal to start was received by the system.
Using the Remote Start Feature, con’t (optional) Using the ROG Start Feature (optional) Remote Keyless Entry Transmitter Press then press then press . to activate Remote Start Press then press then press . to shutdown Remote Start Transmitter image for reference only. Actual transmitter design may vary.
Using the Remote Start Feature, con’t (optional) Entering the Vehicle While it is Running via Remote Start: 1. 2. 3. Enter the vehicle with the Integrated Keyhead transmitter. Insert the key into the ignition and turn to the ON position. Once a programmed vehicle key has been recognized, the remote start session will stop, the 2-way transmitter (if equipped) will beep 3 times, and the vehicle will operate normally.
Remote Start System Maintenance Changing the Remote Control Transmitter Battery: The (CR-2032 for 1-way transmitter and CR2450for 2-way transmitter) 3-volt lithium battery supplied in your remote control should last approximately one year, depending on usage. When the battery begins to weaken, you will notice a decrease in remote transmitter operational range (the distance from your vehicle). Follow the instructions below to change the remote transmitter battery. 1.
User Selectable Remote Start Options Optional Activation Method (1-Way & 2-Way Transmitters): The Remote Start System comes pre-programmed to start the vehicle when the button on the remote control transmitter is pressed 2 times. The Remote Start System may be programmed to activate by pressing and holding** the button on the remote control transmitter for more than 2.5 seconds by following these instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. Open the driver’s door and enter the vehicle, close driver’s door.
FORD VEHICLE REMOTE START SYSTEMS LIMITED WARRANTY BASIC COVERAGE Ford Motor Company will repair or replace any properly installed Ford Vehicle Security/Remote Start/Keyless Entry System found defective in factory-supplied material or workmanship during the warranty period, as well as any component damage by the defective accessory.
