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RS-860lcd

PROFESSIONAL REMOTE CAR STARTER

WITH ALARM SYSTEM

2-WAY LCD COMMUNICATION

OPERATION MANUAL

THIS PRODUCT IS DESIGNED FOR PROFESIONAL INSTALLA

TION ONLY

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

LCD REMOTE TRANSMITTER:

A. REMOTE TRANSMITTER OPERATION…………………………….…4

B. BATTERY REPLACEMENT ………………………………………..….. 5

C. THE REMOTE LCD ICONS WITH FUNCTION ……………..…...…....6

C. PROGRAMMING OF THE LCD REMOTE TRANSMITTER ………...7

1. Screen Lamp ON

2. Power Save Mode

3. Clear The Flash Icon and Melody Sound

4. Stop The Melody Sound.

5. Button Lock

6. Vibration / Melody Mode

7. Enable / Disable Bi Sound While Pressing Button:

8. Low Battery Indication.

9. Set Up Fixed Count Down Timer

10. Out Of The Range Check

D.CLOCK & TIMER SETTING. …………………………………….……….8

1. Timer Setting.

2. Alert Alarm Timer Setting

3. Count Down Timer Setting

4. Time Set-Up For “Daily Timer Start”

A. REMOTE TRANSMITTER OPERATION …………………….………. 11

B. BUTTON LOCK ……………………………………………….…….….. 12

C. LED DISPLAY .……………..……..……………………….……………..13

D. CHIRP INDICATOR ..………..………..……………………………..…. 13

E. PARKING LIGHT ………..………………………………………..….…. 13

F. ALARM OPERATION CONDITION .…..…………………………...…. 13

G. ACTIVE ARMING –ARM & LOCK .……..……………...……………. 13

Defective Sensor Reminder

Silent Arming / Disarming

Shock Sensor By-Pass

H. PASSIVE ARMING .………………………………………….…………. 14

Passive Arming with Passive Door Locking

Passive Arming By-Pass

I. ACTIVE DISARMING –UNLOCK & DISARM .………………………..14

Tamper Disarming

Pathway Illumination

Two Steps Door Unlock

Automatic Re-Arm

J. DISARMING WITHOUT A TRANSMITTER .…………….………...…. 15

Overrides the Alarm without Password Pin Code

Overrides the Alarm With Password Pin Code

K. VALET MODE .………………………………………….…………...……16

Enter Valet Mode

Exit Valet Mode

L. CAR LOCATOR .……………………………………………………….....16

M. PANIC FUNCTION .…………………….……………..….……….….….16

N. TRIGGER THE SYSTEM ..……..………………..………….….……...17

Clear The Trigger Icons and Melody Sound

Stop The Melody Sound Only

Noise Abatement Circuit

O. ANTI CAR-JACKING .………………………………………….……...18

Active Anti Car Jacking

Passive Anti Car Jacking

Trigger The Anti Car Jacking Mode

Override The System To Turn Off Anti Car Jacking

P. SYSTEM’S TRIGGER CHECK …………………….….….…..….…...19

Q. SYSTEM’S STATUS CHECK …………………..……….…….….…..19

R.DRIVER PAGING (OPTION)…………..…………………….………....19

S. DOME LIGHT CONVENIENCE DELAY & SUPERVISION ……..….20

T. IGNITION CONTROL THE DOOR LOCK/UNLOCK. ……….….…..20

U. TRUNK RELEASE (CHANNEL 3) OUTPUT ………..……….………20

V. CHANNEL 4 TIMER CONTROL OUTPUT ………..…………………20

W. CHANNEL 5 TIMER CONTROL OUTPUT ………..……………….. 20

X. CHANNEL 6 TIMER CONTROL OUTPUT ………..………………... 20

Y. SECOND VEHICLE SECURITY OPERATION……………………….21

Z. POWER ON MEMORY: ………..…………...………….…….…….…. 21

REMOTE START OPERATION:

A. TO REMOTE START THE VEHICLE ………..…………..……………22

Safe Start (Child safety mode)

B. TO OPERATE THE VEHICLE WHILE RUNNING ON THE REMOTE

START…………………………………………………………………….22

C. TEMPORARY STOP FEATURE …………………..………...….……..22

D. TURBO TIMER START FEATURE ……………………………………23

E. TIMER / TEMPERATURE START ……………….………..…………..23

3 Hours Timer Start With Temperature-Control Off

3 Hours Timer Start With Temperature-Control

Daily Timer Start

Exit the Timer Start

F. TEMPERATURE CHECK …………………….….……….…….…..… 24

G. TO TURN OFF THE REMOTE START ………………………..…....…24

H. SHUT-DOWN INPUT FOR REMOTE STARTER ………...…….....… 24

I. DISABLING THE REMOTE START SYSTEM …………………......…. 25

WARRANTY PROVISSIONS……………………………………………….26

WARRANTY CARD…………………………………………………………..27

WARNINGS:

As with any product that performs automatic functions, there are certain safety

precautions that you must

practice and be aware of.

1. Keep the transmitter out of children’s reach.

2. Do not leave anyone in the vehicle while running on remote control.

3. Alert servicing personnel that the vehicle can be started automatically.

4. Do not start the vehicle by remote while it’s in an enclosed area or garage.

5. Always apply the parking brake and lock the vehicle as you exit the vehicle.

6. The vehicle windows must be rolled up.

7. Should the unit malfunction, disconnect the fuse until the problem is

corrected.

8. The use and operations of this system is the sole responsibility of the

operator.

9. Some areas may have local ordinances that prohibit leaving a vehicle running

on public streets.

10.Do not start the vehicle by remote while the standard transmission vehicle is

parked at a steep place.

LCD REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER:

Note: If the system is interfered by stronger radio

frequency around, sources of high voltage electric

power or such Obstacles like tall buildings and so

on, the transmission range may get shorter as the

system uses low out put powered frequency.

A. BATTERY REPLACEMENT:

A 1.5V type AAA Alkaline battery powers the

Remote Transmitter. When the power of the

battery weakens a icon shall be

displayed on the LCD screen. When the old

battery is replaced to new one, there will be

beep sounds indicate the power is up and

the clock on the LCD screen returns to

AM12:00 after displaying all the icons.

Correct the time by pressing for 3

seconds before using (See Timer Setting).

B. BATTERY REPLACEMENT:

Remove screw from back of

XT-

85s Transmitter. Open case

to expose batteries. Remove

old batteries and replace with

(2) CR2025 lithium 3-volt

batteries.

B. THE REMOTE LCD ICONS WITH FUNCTION:

Door Lock

Your vehicle doors are

locked

Door Unlock

Your vehicle doors are

unlocked and the system

is Disarmed

Armed Mode

Your vehicle is in armed

mode

Valet Mode

All the function shall be

temporarily on hold.

Remote Transmission

You are transmitting the

signal to control unit

In –Range Indicator

Your are within the remote

control range.

Door Open Warning

Doors are illegally

opened (Zone 3)

Trunk/Hood Trigger

Trunk or Hood is illegally

opened (Zone 2)

Shock Sensor Trigger

Trigger on Shock

Sensor (Zone 4)

Warn Away trigger

Trigger on Shock Sensor

(Zone 1)

Engine Starting

Your vehicle engine

starting by remote

control

Engine Running

Your vehicle's engine is

running

Timer Control Start

Start the Engine

automatically at the

same time next day or

every 3-hour.

Temperature Monitor

Indoor temperature of your

vehicle

Time Monitor

Alert Alarm

You have set morning call

alarm

Count Down Timer

Reminder when time is

up for parking

Power Save Mode

Save the battery power

Vibration Mode

Remote Control

vibrates

when the system is

triggered

Button Lock

Disable the transmission

function temporarily

Driver paging

Someone is paging you

in front of your vehicle

Low Battery

You have to replace the

battery of remote control.

C: PROGRAMMING OF THE LCD REMOTE TRANSMITTER:

Transmitter Button Description Operation

(1 second) LCD screen lamp turns on

for

5 seconds.

Press and hold for 1 second

1 melody sound to confirm

enters.

(3 seconds) Timer Programming Mode. Press and hold for 3

seconds

2-melody sounds to confirm

enter.

(5 seconds) Power Save Mode Press and hold for 5

seconds

1 melody sound to confirm

enters.

--Clear the Flash Icon and

Melody Sound on the LCD

Screen Transmitter

Press within 3 seconds

-(2-second) Button Lock () enable /

disable

Press within 3 seconds

-(2-second) Melody / Vibration ( )

Mode

Press within 3 seconds

-(2-second) Program Count Down Timer

( ) (10-Minute / 20M / 30

M /1Hour /1.5H / 2.0H)

Within 3 seconds press the

button until desired

time is set, then flashes

-(2-second) Enable / Disable Bi Sound

(Bi) While Pressing Button

1. Screen Lamp ON: Press and hold the button one second, with one

melody sound and the LCD

screen lamp will turns on for 5 seconds

2. Power Save Mode: While the power save mode, the LCD remote

transmitter uses “0” current to save the battery power.

Entry: 1. Press & hold the button for 5 seconds, with one

melody sound and icon on the LCD screen to indicate

entry the “power save mode”.

2. Under the “Active Arming Mode” and Disarm mode. Turn the

ignition switch to on, the LCD remote transmitter will automatically

entry the “Power Save Mode”

Exit: Press any button of the LCD remote transmitter to exit the

“Power Save Mode”.

3. Clear the Flash Icon and Melody Sound: Press the button 3 times

within 3 seconds will clear the

flash icon and melody sound on the LCD screen transmitter

4. Stop The Trigger Melody Sound: While triggering the alarm the LCD

screen will alert user through melody sound and flashing trigger icon, press

any button on the LCD remote transmitter to stop melody sound only.

5. Button Lock: It is useful if you want to disable the

transmission function of the remote control temporarily to

prevent from any inadvertent pressing of buttons by others.

Press the button first, within 3 seconds press and hold the

()button for 2 seconds to activate or cancel the button lock

function, the icon will displayed on the LCD screen to show

the LCD remote transmitter is on “Button Lock”.

6. Vibration / Melody Mode:

It is useful when you are in a noisy place and difficult to hear

beep sound from the remote control. The remote control in

this mode will vibrate when your security system is triggered.

Press the

button first, within 3 seconds press and hold

the ( ) button for 2 seconds to select the mode of

vibration or melody, the icon will displayed

on the LCD screen to show the LCD remote transmitter is on

vibration mode.

7. Enable / Disable Bi Sound While Pressing Button:

It has a short “bi” sound while pressing the button of the LCD screen

transmitter

If you want mute the “bi” sound mute always while press button. Press the

button first, within 3 seconds press and hold the (Bi) button for 2

seconds to disable the “bi” sound.

8. Low Battery Indication:

When the power of the battery weakens, it has two short “bi” sound and flash

icon while pressing the button of the LCD screen transmitter.

9. Set Up Fixed Count Down Timer:

1. Press the button first, within 3 seconds press and hold the ()

button for 2 seconds, the LCD screen will shows icon and timer (i.e. 0:10),

2. Press the () button again showing next order time on the screen

(ie.0: 20), press them again (ie.0: 30)…and so on.

3. Leave the buttons starting count down then icon flashes

Note: 1.The count down period is fixed as 10 minutes, 20 minutes, 30

minutes, 1 hour, 1.5 hours and 2 hours maximum.

a. When count down timer showing 0:00 means to turn off the timer.

b. Press button for real time indication when the timer is counting

down.

10. Out Of Range Indication:

1. If within the range, the icon will display on the LCD screen.

2. If you are out of range, the icon will disappear on the LCD screen.

D. CLOCK & TIMER SETTING:

Transmitter Button Description Press Transmitter

Button

1Press & Hold the

button until hour flashes Clock Setting (Hour)

*Flash digit for adjusting for –and for

Press the button

once Time setting (Minute)

*Flash digit for adjusting for –and for

2Press the button

once.

Alert Alarm Time Setting

(Hour)

*Flash digit for adjusting for –and for

Press the button

once

Alert Alarm Time Setting

(Minute)

*Flash digit for adjusting for –and for

Press the button

once Alert Alarm Setting ON /

OFF for OFF and

for ON

3Press the button

once

Count Down Timer Setting

(Hour)

*Flash digit for adjusting

(Max.19 hours 59 minutes)

for –and for

Press the button

once

Count down Timer Setting

(Minute)

*Flash digit for adjusting for –and for

Press the button

once Count down Timer Setting

ON / OFF for OFF and

for ON

4Press & hold the

button for 2 seconds.

Daily Timer Start Timer

Setting Flash /

icon and “Hours” for

adjusting

for –and for

EXIT: Press and hold the button for 2 seconds or leave it for 10seconds,

the system will exit the

programming mode.

1. Clock Setting: Example to AM10:30

1. Press & hold the button for 3 seconds, with two-melody sound and

the “Hours” digit flashes for adjusting.

2. Press the or button to decrease or increase the “Hour” digit until

AM10:xx

3. Press the button once again then the “Minute” digit flashes for

adjusting.

4. Press the or button to decrease or increase the “Minutes” digit

until AM 10:30

5. Press the button for 2 seconds with one-melody sound to confirm

exit the timer program mode.

2. Alert Alarm Timer Setting: Example to PM 6:30

1. Press & hold the button for 3 seconds, with two-melody sound and the

“Hours” digit flashes for adjusting.

2. Press the button twice, the LCD screen will shows icon and “Hours”

digit is flashing for adjustment.

3. Press the or button to decrease or increase the “Hour” digit until

PM 6:xx

4. Press the button once again then the “Minutes” digit flashes for

adjusting.

5. Press the or button to decrease or increase the “Minutes” digit until

PM 6:30

6. Press the button once again then icon flashes for alert alarm “ON /

OFF” setting

7. Press the button to start the “Alert Alarm Timer”, and the “ON” icon will

show on the LCD screen. Press the button to stop the “Alert Alarm Timer”,

and the “OFF” icon will show on the LCD screen.

8. Press button for 2 seconds with one-melody sound to confirm exit the

timer program mode.

3. Count Down Timer Setting: Example Set count down timer at 2:30

1. Press & hold the button for 3 seconds, with two-melody sound

and the “Hours” digit flashes for

adjusting.

2. Press the button 5 times, the LCD screen will shows icon

and “Hours” digit is flashes for

adjusting.

3.Press the or button to decrease or increase the “Hour” digit

until 2:xx

4.Press the button once again then the “Minutes” digit flashes for

adjusting.

5. Press the or button to decrease or increase the “Minute” digit

until 2:30

6. Press the button once again then icon flashes for alert alarm

“ON / OFF” setting

7. Press the button to start the count down timer, and the “ON” icon

will show on the LCD screen.

Press the button to stop the count down timer, and the “OFF” icon

will show on the LCD screen.

8. Press the button for 2 seconds with one-melody sound to confirm

exit the timer program mode.

Note: Maximum is 19 hours.

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