Specifications

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REMOTE CONTROLS
The alarm control unit is supplied with 2 coded remote controls but it is possible to add extra remote controls, up to a maximum
of 7 in all. To add new remote controls, they must first of all be ordered from your local MetaSystem Customer Care Centre;
you must indicate the base code, located on the red card supplied with the product, on your order. After you receive the remote
controls, they have to be linked up to the control unit by means of the dedicated link-up procedure.
If one or more remote controls are lost or stolen, they can be cancelled by means of this same link-up procedure, and even reset
for use should they be found again.
LINKING UP REMOTE CONTROLS
a) arm and disarm the control unit with the remote control for a total of 16 times in all. The M02 siren will now make 2 BEEPS
followed by 2 BOOPS. The SC1 siren will make 2 BEEPS followed by 4 BEEPS;
b) turn the ignition key ON within 10 secs (vehicle’s dashboard is turned on);
c) press button A on the new remote control: the LED turns on;
d) press button A on the same remote control again: the LED turns off and the siren makes a BEEP to confirm it has been
successfully linked up;
e) press button A on the second new remote control: the LED turns on;
f) press button A on the same remote control again: the LED turns off and the siren makes a BEEP to confirm it has been
successfully linked up;
g) repeat steps e and f for all the new remote controls;
h) turn the ignition key OFF (vehicle’s dashboard is turned off): the M02 siren will make 2 BEEPS and 2 BOOPS to signal the
remote controls have been stored in the control unit’s memory; the SC1 siren will make 4 BIPS.
EMERGENCY KEYS
The alarm system can be equipped with up to 4 electronic keys for emergency disarming.
The EMERGENCY KEYS KIT (P64760) includes the receptacle, to be installed as shown in fig. 1/A, and 2 keys, which must be
stored in the control unit’s memory as described in the procedure for memorising emergency keys. It is also possible to neutralize
any lost or stolen keys by means of the same procedure, as the memorising of emergency keys automatically deletes any
previously stored keys.
MEMORISING EMERGENCY KEYS
a) arm the control unit with the remote control;
b within 10 seconds of this, turn the vehicle’s ignition key ON (dashboard is turned on);
c) within 10 seconds of this, press the button on the SWITCH/LED 4 times: the siren will BEEP once to confirm selection;
d) within 10 seconds of this, turn the vehicle’s ignition key OFF (dashboard is turned off): the LED will start to flash slowly thus
requesting the override code. The button must be pressed immediately after the equivalent number of flashes of the LED as
each individual digit in the override code;
e) The M02 siren will make 2 BEEPS followed by 2 BOOPS to confirm the correct override code; the SC1 siren will make 2 BEEPS
followed by 4 BIPS;
f) insert the emergency keys into the receptacle within 10 seconds: the LED will flash once to confirm each key has been
memorised correctly;
g) turn the vehicle’s ignition key on and off three times each to exit the procedure and finalise the storing of the emergency keys
in the control unit’s memory.
CHECKING THE QUANTITY OF REMOTE CONTROLS AND EMERGENCY KEYS
When the alarm system is disarmed, turn the vehicle’s ignition key ON (dashboard is turned on) and press button A on the remote
control: the LED will flash the same number of times as the number of remote controls that are stored in the control unit’s
memory. After a pause of 2 seconds, the flashing will start again to indicate how many emergency keys have been stored in its
memory.
MEMORISING THE MILEOMETER FREQUENCY
This enables the memorisation of the frequency of the signals found on the mileometer wire, relating to:
a) vehicle immobile with engine running (speed 0);
b) threshold for activation of intentional carjacking, maximum speed allowed by the ANTI-CARJACKING 1 function .
It is essential to enable the mileometer input for function 20. It is possible to execute it if any enabled anti-carjacking functions
are not operational (they must therefore be neutralised using the relative procedures)
Type ‘a’ memorisation alone can be done if the LED/SWITCH is mounted:
- with the control unit disarmed, turn the instrument panel on (+15 ON) and turn the engine on;
- within 10 sec of this, press the button on the LED/SWITCH 10 times: the direction indicators flash every time it is pressed,
then the siren produces a BEEP the tenth time and the LED flashes rapidly;
- within 10 sec of this, press the button on the LED/SWITCH to store the frequency at zero velocity:
the siren produces a BEEP and the LED turns off
- turn the engine and the instrument panel off (+15 OFF)
Types ‘a’ and ‘b’ memorisation can be done if the keypad is mounted:
- with the control unit disarmed, turn the instrument panel on (+15 ON) and turn the engine on;
- within 10 sec of this, press two buttons on the keypad at the same time and keep them pressed for at least 10 sec. After 10
sec have passed, the buzzer on the keypad will produce 4 short BEEPs and when the buttons are released the LED will light up
without flashing.
- within 10 sec of this, key in the 4-digit override code and make sure that less than 10 seconds pass between pressing one
button and the next. If more than 10 seconds pass, a BIP sound will signal the need to repeat the procedure from the beginning.
A long BEEP confirms the correct code has been received and the LED turns off.
- press any key on the keypad to store the speed when the vehicle is not in motion: 2 consecutive BEEPs confirm it has been
stored successfully. Turn the vehicle’s engine on and take it to the required speed (recommended 30Km/h), then press any
button on the keypad to store the speed, 2 consecutive BEEPs confirm it has been stored successfully.
- stop the vehicle and turn off the engine and instrument panel (+15 OFF) to complete the procedure.
THE GARAGE FUNCTION
The function makes its possible to temporarily neutralize the passive arming of the engine immobiliser, the passive arming with
the alarm functions, distraction-proof re-arming and anti carjacking protection.
If the anti carjacking protection has not yet been enabled, the garage function is enabled by pressing button A on the remote
control together with the button on the SWITCH/LED mounted on the dashboard: the direction indicators flash 2 times and the
siren makes 1 BEEP to confirm the function is operational. If the ignition key is turned ON (dashboard is turned on), the LED
will flash to warn that the garage function is operational.
If the anti carjacking protection has already been enabled, the garage function is enabled by pressing button A on the remote
control at the same time as the anti carjacking switch. The signals given after this are the same as those described above.