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2-4 – Anti Jacking
This option requires the starter kill relay to be installed in the ignition circuit
rather than into the starter circuit. With this option set to Option 2, Panic Mode
becomes Anti-Jacking Mode. If Anti-Jacking is activated while the vehicle is
running with the key in the ignition, the siren will sound for 30 seconds then the
system will disconnect the ignition, thereby disabling the vehicle. The siren will
continue to sound for 1 more minute. With this option turned off, when Panic
Mode is activated, the system will arm, activate starter kill, and sound the siren
for 1.5 minutes.
** International models only, with this option set to Option 3, the ignition kill and
alarm will activate 30 seconds after the system stops receiving the “Auto” signal
from the remote. “Auto” lock will not be active on this option setting.
** International models only, with this option set to Option 4, it will function the
same as the above Option 3, but “Auto” lock will be active as well.
rather than into the starter circuit. With this option set to Option 2, Panic Mode
becomes Anti-Jacking Mode. If Anti-Jacking is activated while the vehicle is
running with the key in the ignition, the siren will sound for 30 seconds then the
system will disconnect the ignition, thereby disabling the vehicle. The siren will
continue to sound for 1 more minute. With this option turned off, when Panic
Mode is activated, the system will arm, activate starter kill, and sound the siren
for 1.5 minutes.
** International models only, with this option set to Option 3, the ignition kill and
alarm will activate 30 seconds after the system stops receiving the “Auto” signal
from the remote. “Auto” lock will not be active on this option setting.
** International models only, with this option set to Option 4, it will function the
same as the above Option 3, but “Auto” lock will be active as well.
2-5 – Ignition Controlled Door Locks
If turned on, this option will cause the door locks to respond to the key in the
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Automatic Transmission Vehicles:
The doors will lock once the vehicle has been started with the key
and the brake is pressed, or once the ignition is turned on and the
brake pressed if the vehicle is already running by remote start. The
doors will unlock once the ignition is turned to the off position.
and the brake is pressed, or once the ignition is turned on and the
brake pressed if the vehicle is already running by remote start. The
doors will unlock once the ignition is turned to the off position.
Manual Transmission Vehicles, or Vehicles Using Turbo Mode:
The doors will lock within 5 seconds of starting the vehicle with
the key and releasing the emergency brake, or once the ignition is
turned on and the emergency brake is released if the vehicle is
already running by remote start.
the key and releasing the emergency brake, or once the ignition is
turned on and the emergency brake is released if the vehicle is
already running by remote start.
2-6 – Aux 1 Output Duration
Through the remote, this option can be programmed for the default setting of a
pulsed output, or for the optional setting of a latched output. The latched output
will stay latched until the auxiliary output is activated again. If the Option
Programmer is used, you can program this output for a timed latched output of 3
to 99 seconds.
pulsed output, or for the optional setting of a latched output. The latched output
will stay latched until the auxiliary output is activated again. If the Option
Programmer is used, you can program this output for a timed latched output of 3
to 99 seconds.
2-7 – Aux 2 Output Duration
Through the remote, this option can be programmed for the default setting of a
pulsed output, or for the optional setting of a latched output. The latched output
pulsed output, or for the optional setting of a latched output. The latched output