Auto Page A.P.I. EXP-52 Manuel utilisateur

EXP-52

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

THIS PRODUCT IS DESIGNED FOR PROFESSIONAL

INSTALLATION ONLY!!

Congratulations on your purchase of the EXP-52 vehicle security

system.

Please take the time to read over this operation manual to thoroughly

familiarize yourself with the many features and options.

THIS PRODUCT IS DESIGNED FOR PROFESSIONAL

INSTALLATION ONLY!!

!!NOTICE!!

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS

SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS:

(1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND

(2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING

INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.

FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION RULES AND REGULATIONS

PROHIBIT THE ADJUSTMENT OF THE TRANSMITTER PORTION OF THIS SYSTEM

BY UNLICENSED PERSONNEL.

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EXP-52 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

A. REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER OPERATION

The new remote control transmitter (XT-54) included with the EXP-52

offers the code rolling feature which will prevent illegal use of a code-

grabber with an attempt to record the code of your transmitter.

1. ARM/DISARM

TO ARM THE EXP-52

Press the ON/OFF button once to

arm. The siren will chirp one (1)

time, the lights will flash, and all

doors will lock. (*)

TO DISARM THE EXP-52

Press the ON/OFF button once to

disarm. The siren will chirp two (2) times, the lights will flash, and all

doors will unlock.(*)

NOTE(*): Your vehicle must be equipped with power door locks and

optional relays may be required. Additionally, all doors will lock

automatically each time the ignition key is turned on, and unlock each

time the ignition key is turned off. Please see Section (H).

2. TEMPORARY CHIRP DELETE FROM REMOTE

Upon approaching the vehicle (whether armed or disarmed) push the

AUX button on the remote control transmitter for half (0.5) second, then

very quickly push the ON/OFF button on the transmitter to arm or disarm

in the usual manner. The chirp sound will be silenced only for this

particular operation. The sequence must be repeated each time if it is

desired to cancel the arm/disarm chirp sound.

AUXON/OFF

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3. PANIC FUNCTION

The EXP-52 remote control may be used as a remote panic switch to

trigger the siren in cases of emergency. To activate the PANIC

FUNCTION press and hold the ON/OFF button on the remote transmitter

for a minimum of 3 seconds. The siren will sound. To stop the PANIC

FUNCTION press the ON/OFF button on the transmitter.

4. DELETING THE PRE-WARNING SENSOR CIRCUIT (If installed)

The EXP-52 offers the dual stage SIS-5 impact sensor to pre-warn a

light impact on the vehicle with a siren chirp before triggering the alarm.

The alarm will trigger with the third violation within 15 seconds. The

EXP-52 also provides a pre-warning sensor input for an additional

sensor like a radar sensor to pre-warn approach to the vehicle.

To delete the pre-warning sensor, press the ON/OFF button again within

5 seconds after arming. The siren will confirm deletion with a low chirp.

NOTE: Deleted sensor(s) will return to normal operation upon

disarming the EXP-52. Sensor(s) deletion procedure must be followed

each time the EXP-52 is armed. This operation deletes only the pre-

warning sensor of the alarm.

NOTE: This pre-warning feature is set inactive by thefactory, and must

be activated at the time of installation if this feature is desired.

5. TRUNK/HATCH RELEASE

To remotely release the electric trunk or hatch on the vehicle you must

first disarm the EXP-52. After disarming, push the AUX button on the

transmitter for THREE (3) seconds. Trunk or hatch will release and

open. NOTE: The alarm will not control mechanical/latch trunk release

mechanisms.

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6. OPTIONAL ACCESSORY OPERATION

Simultaneously pressing both the ON/OFF and AUX buttons will allow

third channel operation. A negative pulse begins and will continue until

buttons are released. It is not recommended to press the buttons

longer than 3 seconds.

7. SECOND CAR OPERATION

Refer to SECTION “(K)” of this operation manual. Arming and disarming

will be determined by how the transmitters have been programmed for

multiple vehicle operation.

8. CHANGING THE REMOTE TRANSMITTER BATTERY

The EXP-52 remote transmitter uses one (1) 12 volt miniature battery,

#EL12, #VR22, or Radio Shack #23-144. It will provide approximately

one year of operation before replacement is necessary.

To replace the battery, carefully remove

the case screw located at the end of the

remote where the key ring attaches to the

case. Use a small blade Phillips

screwdriver. Before removing the battery

note the direction of its terminals. Install

the new battery exactly the same, using

caution so as not to bend, or otherwise

damage the battery contacts. Replace the

case cover and carefully tighten the screw.

Do not over-tighten the screw! Test the

transmitter to insure it arms and disarms

the alarm.

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B. LED STATUS INDICATOR OPERATION

1. LED OFF= The EXP-52 is disarmed.

2. LED CONSTANT ON= Indicates open trigger circuit.

3. LED FAST FLASHING= Passive arming timer is counting down.

4. LED FLASHING= The EXP-52 is armed.

5. LED FLASHING IN A 2 FLASH/HOLD SEQUENCE= Alarm breach.

NOTE: Unless a door is opened after disarming, the EXP-52 will

automatically rearm in 60 seconds, and the LED will continue to flash.

See Section (G) AUTOMATIC RE-ARMING for details.

C. AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARM STATUS INDICATOR

1. 1 CHIRP WITH LIGHT FLASH= Alarm is armed.

2. 2 CHIRPS WITH LIGHT FLASH= Alarm is disarmed.

3. 4 CHIRPS WITH LIGHT FLASH & LED FLASHING IN A 2

FLASH/HOLD SEQUENCE= Alarm is disarmed and has been

breached in your absence.

D. BREACH WARNING

The EXP-52 is equipped with BREACH WARNING to tell you, upon

disarming, if the alarm has been triggered in your absence. Press the

ON/OFF button on the remote transmitter. If a breach has occurred, the

siren will signal with 4 chirps, the lights will flash four times, and the

LED will be flashing in a 2 second flash/hold sequence.

E. VALET/OVERRIDE SWITCH

NOTE: Both VALET and OVERRIDE functions are performed from the

same switch.

1. OVERRIDE FUNCTION

The OVERRIDE FUNCTION may be used if the EXP-52 remote is lost or

inoperative. To operate the OVERRIDE FUNCTION, enter the vehicle

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(siren will sound); switch the vehicle ignition to ON. Move the

VALET/OVERRIDE switch to ON; then OFF; the siren will stop. The EXP-

52 will be disarmed. Quickly replace or service the remote transmitter to

insure continued vehicle protection.

2. VALET FUNCTION

The EXP-52 may be placed into the VALET (stand-by) mode to allow for

vehicle service, car washing, or attendant parking without self arming

after the ignition is switched off, and without leaving the EXP-52 remote

control with unauthorized individuals.

To operate the VALET FUNCTION turn the vehicle ignition to ON and

move the VALET/OVERRIDE SWITCH to ON.

To return to normal operation turn the vehicle ignition to ON and move

the VALET/OVERRIDE SWITCH to OFF.

3. KEYLESS ENTRY MODE

In the valet mode, the vehicle doors can be locked and unlocked using

the remote. However, there will be no chirp confirmation; it is strongly

recommended that the driver visually confirm that the doors are locked.

F. PASSIVE/MANUAL ARMING OPERATION

(Optional at installation)

Passive/Manual operations can be selectable if an optional toggle

switch is installed. Consult your installing dealer.

1. PASSIVE ARMING

If you choose the PASSIVE (automatic) mode, the system must be

operated as below.

1. Switch OFF vehicle ignition, exit vehicle, and be sure all protected

openings are closed.

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2. The LED STATUS INDICATOR will begin fast flashingand the

passive arming timer will begin counting down.

3. If you re-open the exit, the LED will stop flashing.

4. Close the exit, and the LED will start flashing again.

5. The EXP-52 will count down for 30 seconds. After 30 seconds,

the siren will chirp 1 time indicating the EXP-52 has armed.

NOTE: If the optional remote power door locks feature is installed, the

doors will automatically lock 10 seconds after the PASSIVE arming cycle

is completed.

2. MANUAL ARMING

If you choose the MANUAL (active) arming mode, follow the steps below.

1. Switch off ignition, leave vehicle, and close all protected openings.

2. Press the ON/OFF button on the remote transmitter.

3. The siren will chirp 1 time. 5 seconds later the EXP-52 will be fully

armed.

G. AUTOMATIC RE-ARMING

The EXP-52 is equipped with an automatic re-arming circuit that will

return the alarm to a fully armed state if a door isnotopened within 60

seconds after disarming. This automatic re-arming circuit can be

eliminated at the time of installation.

H. IGNITION CONTROL POWER DOOR LOCK SYSTEM

When installed with remote power door locks, the vehicle's doors will

automatically lock when the ignition is switched on. The doors will

automatically unlock when the ignition is switched off. In order to avoid

any undesirable lock-out, the doors willnotlock if any door is left open.

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This feature is optional at time of installation.

I. TRIGGER TEST

After arming the EXP-52 in either the PASSIVE or MANUAL mode, test

the system in the following manner.

1. Open any door or other protected opening. The siren will sound

instantly, and the lights will flash.

2. If the pre-warning feature is activated, the EXP-52’s SIS-5 impact

sensor will respond to a light shock with a chirp sound, and trigger

the alarm when a heavier shock is detected. (Please refer to A-4 for

details).

3. If optional sensors have been installed, arm the EXP-52 and test

according to the directions of the particular sensor installed.

If triggered in the armed condition, the EXP-52 will sound its siren and

flash the lights for 60 seconds; then it will stop and automatically reset

and rearm. If the violation continues, the alarm will sound and lights will

flash for two60 second cycles.

J. PROGRAMMING THE REMOTE TRANSMITTERS

NOTE: Each time the programming mode is entered, all programmed

transmitter codes will be automatically deleted and must be re-

programmed. This is an important security feature. If any transmitter is

lost or stolen, enter the programming mode and re-program existing

transmitters. Transmitters can only be programmed by entering the

programming mode. Existing codes will remain in memory even if

power to the EXP-52 is disconnected.

To program the EXP-52 transmitters, follow the directions as written

below,in their exact order!

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1. Flip the VALET/OVERRIDE switch to "ON" position.

2. Turn the ignition switch to "ON", then "OFF", then immediately

3. Flip the VALET/OVERRIDE switch "OFF", "ON/OFF", "ON/OFF". The

siren will chirp one (1) time.

4. Turn the ignition switch "ON/OFF", "ON/OFF". The siren will chirp two

(2) times. You are now in the programming mode.

5. Press the ON/OFF button on one of the remote transmitters until the

alarm siren responds with a confirming chirp. The first transmitter is

now programmed.

Within five (5) seconds, press the ON/OFF button on the second

transmitter until the alarm siren responds with a confirming chirp.

The second transmitter is now programmed.

NOTE:If the EXP-52 does not receive a second code to learn within

five (5) seconds, it will automatically close the programming mode

and resume normal alarm functions. If this happens, it will be

necessary to repeat steps 1 through 6 and re-program all

transmitters. If three or four transmitters are programmed, continue

pressing the ON/OFF button of the third and/or fourth transmitters.

6. The EXP-52 can learn up to four remote transmitter codes. If later

optional third and forth transmitters are to be programmed, follow

sequence 1 through 6 and re-program all existing transmitters.

K. PROGRAMMING REMOTE FOR A SECOND VEHICLE

The EXP-52 transmitters are capable of controlling separately installed

EXP-52 or RF-302 alarm systems in two or three vehicles.

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