Audiovox APS-95BT2 Mode d'emploi

Owner's Manual

Factory Settings for Transmitter Buttons

Button Channel System Function

Remote Arm/Disarm

Remote Emergency Panic

Door Lock/Unlock (Optional)

Pulsed Output

*(Optional Devices)

Switched Output

* (Optional Devices)

Button #2

Both Buttons

Button #1

* Some of the more common accessories for these channels are;

AS 9151 Remote Car Starter

AS 9256 Remote Trunk Release Relay

AS 9154 Remote Garage Door Interface

AS 9153 Remote Window Roll Up

The transmitters included in the security system kit are pre-programmed at the

factory, with button # 1 assigned to channel one only. The suggested program

arrangement is listed below. To program channel 2 and 3, please follow the

programming instructions listed on pages two and three of this manual.

Transmitter Programming Guide

Transmitter Button Functions

Model APS 95 BT 2

SUPERSEDED7-10-96.

USE128-4624B

These factory programmed settings can be prioritized based on an individual's

frequency of use, (i.e. pressing both buttons simultaneously to activate channel 1,

arm/disarm etc.) by following the normal programming instructions below.

Please note when changing the button sequences of the factory settings, it is

necessary to perform steps 5, 9, and 12 three times using "transmitter A", followed

by one time using "transmitter B".

PROGRAMMING TRANSMITTERS:

It is important to remember that during programming, each individual step of the

procedure must be executed within 15 seconds of the previous step. When the 15

second time limit is allowed to expire, the system will automatically exit program

mode. This is indicated by a long "chirp" from the siren.

Additionally, any time the ignition key is turned off while programming, the system

will immediately exit program mode. This is also indicated by a long "chirp" from the

siren.

TO PROGRAM ADDITIONAL TRANSMITTERS:

1. Enter the vehicle, and turn the ignition key to the "on" position.

2. Move the valet/bypass switch on - off - on - off - on then off.

3. The dash L.E.D. will flash one time, and the siren will "chirp" one time, indicating

the system is ready to accept programming for channel 1, or the arm/disarm and

panic functions.

4. You can assign any of the three transmitter button functions listed below to

channel 1.

a) Pressing button #1 on the keychain transmitter.

b) Pressing button #2 on the keychain transmitter.

c) Pressing both buttons simultaneously on the keychain transmitter.

5. Press and hold the selected choice a, b, or c above, until the siren emits a long

"chirp" to confirm that programming of channel 1 was successful.

6. Move the valet/bypass switch on, then off again.

7. The dash mounted L.E.D. will flash 2 times, and the siren will "chirp" one time,

indicating that the system is ready to accept programming for channel 2, or the

pulsed ground output for remote trunk release, remote car starter, etc.

8. You can assign any one of the two remaining button functions listed in 4a, 4b,

or 4c above to operate channel 2. You cannot use the button(s) that operate

channel 1, selected in step 5, to operate channel 2.

9. Press and hold the selected choice. The siren will emit a long "chirp" to confirm

that programming of channel 2 was successful.

10. Move the valet/bypass switch on, then off again.

11. The dash mounted L.E.D. will flash 3 times, and the siren will "chirp" one time,

indicating that the system is ready to accept programming for channel 3. (APS

300)

12. Press and hold the remaining transmitter button function. The siren will emit a

long "chirp" to confirm that programming of channel 3 was successful.

13. To exit program mode, either turn the ignition key to the off position, or move the

valet switch on then off one additional time. This is indicated by a long "chirp"

from the siren.

QUICK REFERENCE:

You can program any individual channel, without reprogramming all channels, by

following the quick reference chart below.

1 Flash

2 Flashes

VALET SWITCH L.E.D.

After the desired channel is programmed, turn the ignition key to the off position to exit

programming mode.

3 Flashes

ON then OFF 5 Times

ON then OFF 4 Times

ON then OFF 3 Times

CHANNEL

BATTERY REPLACEMENT:

The transmitter incorporates a small red L.E.D. built into the case. This L.E.D. can

be used to indicate battery condition. You will notice a decrease in transmitter range

as the battery condition deteriorates. To replace the battery...

1. Remove the transmitter cover by removing the small screw from the back of the

transmitter case.

2. Remove the discharged battery, making note of the orientation of the + and -

contacts, and dispose of properly.

3. Install the new (type GP23A) battery, taking care to orient the + and - contacts

properly.

4. Replace the transmitter cover, taking care not to damage the L.E.D. or switches

on the circuit board.

ORDERING ADDITIONAL or REPLACEMENT TRANSMITTERS:

Order Form for Additional 2 Button Transmitters

Model: APS 95 BT 2

IMPORTANT: Read instructions below and legibly print all required informa-

tion.

1. Fill in the following information

NAME

ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CODE

DATE PURCHASED WHERE PURCHASED

(N.Y. State residents only: Include appropriate state sales tax)

Audiovox Corporation

150 Marcus Blvd.

Hauppauge, N.Y. 11788

Attn: Key Ordering Supervisor

5. Enclose check or money order (do not send cash) payable to: Audiovox Corp.

6. Mail this form and your payment to:

4. Enter total amount enclosed here $

2. Enter the number of transmitters requried here

3. The cost per transmitter is $65.00

Form No. 128-4578

Audiovox Corp.,

150 Marcus Blvd.

Hauppauge, N.Y. 11788

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