Technical data

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Locks & Alarm
If the correct code has been entered: the alarm indicator light on the
instrument panel will stop flashing and illuminate for 1 second. A
5 minute time delay will commence, during which the engine will
remain immobilised.
DO NOT lock or unlock the doors using the remote handset or
key during the 5 minute delay. If this occurs, the emergency key
access code will need to be re-entered. If the car needs to be
secured, use the door sill locking buttons to lock the doors,
ensuring that the remote handset or key is not left inside the car.
During the 5 minute delay, the starter key may be turned to
positions ‘I’ or ‘II’ and the relevant electrical systems can be
operated (in starter position ‘II’ the immobilisation warning buzzer
will sound).
After the 5 minute time delay elapses, a period of 10 minutes
commences, during which the engine must be started. Failure to
start the engine during this period, will result in the engine re-
immobilising and therefore, the emergency key access code will
need to be re-entered, followed by the 5 minute delay, before the
engine can be started.
If an incorrect code has been entered: a warning bleep will sound
when the key is turned to the final unlocked position. In this case,
open and close the driver’s door (this will cancel the error), and
enter the code again.
After three incorrect entries, a ten minute delay period is invoked
during which the security system will not accept any further
attempts to enter a code.
IMPORTANT
• NEVER leave the Security Card in the car.
• Memorise the key access code or keep the Security Card on your
person in case of emergencies (a damaged handset for example).