Firstech, LLC. CM1000A User Manual
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the lock and rearm pulses to the vehicle while the dome light output is active. This
will simulate the door being opened and the lock button being pressed, therefore
arming the factory alarm.
will simulate the door being opened and the lock button being pressed, therefore
arming the factory alarm.
1-7 – Turbo Mode
If enabled, this option will allow the system to be put in Turbo mode through the
remote. In Turbo mode, the system will keep the vehicle running until two
minutes after the ignition has been turned to the OFF position, if the emergency
brake wire has been grounded. This feature is useful for vehicles with
turbochargers because it allows the turbo too slowly cool before shutting off the
engine. To use Turbo mode, you must turn on option 1-7, enable Turbo mode on
the remote, and set the emergency brake.
remote. In Turbo mode, the system will keep the vehicle running until two
minutes after the ignition has been turned to the OFF position, if the emergency
brake wire has been grounded. This feature is useful for vehicles with
turbochargers because it allows the turbo too slowly cool before shutting off the
engine. To use Turbo mode, you must turn on option 1-7, enable Turbo mode on
the remote, and set the emergency brake.
1-8 – Diesel Timer Mode
With this option on the default setting, the CompuStar system will remote start
normally unless it senses input on either the ( + ) or ( - ) glow-plug input wires. If
it senses input on either one of these wires, it will delay the start until the input
goes away. With this option on the optional setting, the system will turn on the
ignition wires then wait 18 seconds before starting. This 18 second delay is
adjustable between 3 and 99 seconds, but only with the CM3 Series Option
Programmer.
normally unless it senses input on either the ( + ) or ( - ) glow-plug input wires. If
it senses input on either one of these wires, it will delay the start until the input
goes away. With this option on the optional setting, the system will turn on the
ignition wires then wait 18 seconds before starting. This 18 second delay is
adjustable between 3 and 99 seconds, but only with the CM3 Series Option
Programmer.
1-9 – CM3000:
Delayed Door Trigger for Locking
With this option turned on, the system will ignore the door trigger for 90 seconds
after the lock command has been issued. This will prevent the “door open”
indication on 2-way remotes. If the door is still seen as open after 90 seconds, the
remote will be paged to indicate that the door is still open.
With this option turned on, the system will ignore the door trigger for 90 seconds
after the lock command has been issued. This will prevent the “door open”
indication on 2-way remotes. If the door is still seen as open after 90 seconds, the
remote will be paged to indicate that the door is still open.
CM4200
Short Pulse Lock/Unlock
With this option enabled, the output duration of the door lock will be reduced
from 0.8 seconds to 0.125 seconds.
With this option enabled, the output duration of the door lock will be reduced
from 0.8 seconds to 0.125 seconds.
1-10 – Starter Kill Relay
With this option on the default setting, the starter kill relay will act as an anti-
grind circuit only, and will not disable the starter when the system is locked. In
the optional setting, the starter kill relay will act as an anti-grind and starter kill
circuit.
grind circuit only, and will not disable the starter when the system is locked. In
the optional setting, the starter kill relay will act as an anti-grind and starter kill
circuit.
1-11 – CM3000
Valet Option for RPS Sensor
With this option turned off, the RPS sensor will not be activated.
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With this option turned off, the RPS sensor will not be activated.
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