Code Alarm SRT 9000 Manuel utilisateur

IMPORTANT NOTE: TheoperationoftheSecurityandConvenienceSystem asdescribedinthis

manualisapplicabletomostvehicles.However, due to theconfigurationof some vehicles, some

functionsAND/ORSAFETYPRECAUTIONS may not apply. Please see your installingdealerformore

information.

Owner's Manual

SRT 9000

Remote Vehicle Control System

Deluxe Vehicle Security and Remote

Start System with 900Mhz Two Way

Confirming OLED Remote Control

Table of Contents

2-Way Transmitter Main Display Screen ........................................................................................ 4

2-waytransmitter button descriptions andlocations

Charging the Battery....................................................................................................................... 5

2-waytransmitter maindisplaypage

Vehicle Menu Option on the 2-Way Transmitter.......................................................................... 7

Menuoptions for the2-waytransmitter

Settings for the 2-Way Transmitter .............................................................................................. 8

Buttonbeeps

Buttonlock

Melody/vibrationmode

Demomode

Settings for the 2-Way Transmitter, continued ........................................................................... 9

Powersavemode

Parkingmetersetting

Parkingarea setting

Settings for the 2-Way Transmitter, continued ......................................................................... 10

Lightingforthe2-way transmitter

Clockadjustment

Alert alarm timer

Settings for the 2-Way Transmitter, continued ......................................................................... 11

Countdown timer

Daily start timer

Nameof TX setting

Settings for the 2-Way Transmitter, continued ......................................................................... 12

Nameof channel setting

Language setting

Setto defaults

Resettingthe 2-way transmitter

Using Your Remote Control ........................................................................................................ 13

Armingthe security system

Armwith sensor bypass

Hiddenalarm feature

Active/Passivearming

Using Your Remote Control, continued ..................................................................................... 14

Disarmingthe security system

Twostage door unlock*

Attempedintrusion identification

Activatingthe trunk releasefeature*

* Mayrequire additional installation labor, components and installation cost

Table of Contents, continued

Using Your Remote Control, continued ..................................................................................... 15

Activatingoptional AUX 1*

Activatingoptional AUX 2*

Activatingoptional AUX 3*

Activatingoptional AUX 4*

Using the progressive car finder feature

Usingthepersonal protection alarm

Using Valet Mode .......................................................................................................................... 16

Using Your Remote Vehicle Starter ............................................................................................. 16

Remotestarting your vehicle

Enteringthe vehicle while it’s running via remote start

Using Your Remote Vehicle Starter, continued ......................................................................... 17

Preheating or precooling the vehicle’s interior

Usingthe quick stop feature

Operatingthe 1/2/3 hour start up timermode

Using Your Remote Vehicle Starter, continued ......................................................................... 18

Operatingthe daily start timer

Usingthe safety control switch

Remotestartsafetyfeatures

Usingtheoptionalturbo timer

Additional System Features .......................................................................................................... 19

Pagecallout

Checkvehicle status

Checktemperature

Trigger check

Multiplevehicle operation

Anti Hi-Jack Mode ......................................................................................................................... 20

Quick Reference Operation Guide .............................................................................................. 20

Quick Reference Operation Guide, continued .......................................................................... 21

Replacing Remote Control Batteries .......................................................................................... 22

Emergency Override Procedure ................................................................................................... 22

Lifetime Warranty.......................................................................................................................... 22

2-Way Transmitter Main Display Screen

2-Way Transmitter Button Descriptions / Locations

OLED MAIN DISPLAY SCREEN

Battery Level

Car Jacking

In Range Indicator

Door Lock

Door Unlock

Alarm Status

Temperature

Engine Running

Melody Mode

Timer Start Alert Alarm

ount Down Timer

Parking Timer

Timer

Transmitter Name

Vibration Mode

CHARGING

PORT

SWITCH

BUTTON

SWITCH

RESET BUTTON

BUTTONS 1 -4

Charging the Battery

Your2-way transmitterispowered by a built-in3.7Vlithium polymer battery. Whenthescreen displays low batteryor

the icon is flashing it is time to recharge your remote transmitter. Charge the transmitter battery using the

suppliedplug-inhomecharger.Whilethebattery of the transmitter is being charged you can push the “ ” side button

to check it’s charging status. When the screen displays “BATTERYFULL” unplug the charger. Note that it will be

necessaryto charge thebatterybefore use.

2-Way Transmitter Main Display Page

Todisplaythemain page of the2-waytransmitterpressthe “ ” icon button, the screen will display themaindisplay

pageandthesystem status. In the case that an icon is flashing on the main display page press the “ ” icon button

onceagain to view the detail of the flashing icon as in the following examples.

When “TRIGGERED” is displayed, press the “ ”icon button to display which input was triggered.

Low Battery Display

Battery Charging

Main Display Page

When the remotestart “ ” icon is flashing press the“ ”icon button to display theremote startstatus.

Whenthe count down timer “ ”icon is flashing press the “ ” icon button to display thecountdowntimer.Use

buttonsnumbered 1-4tostart, stoporexit thecountdowntimer mode.

When the start timer “ ” icon is flashing press the “ ” icon button to display the daily start timer, timer start or

temperaturestart, dependingon whichyouhave selected.

When the alert alarm timer “ ” icon is flashing press the “ ” icon button to display the alert alarm timer. Use

buttonsnumbered 1-4 to start, stop or exit the alert alarm timer mode.

2-Way Transmitter Main Display Page, continued

Vehicle Menu Options on the 2-Way Transmitter

The2-way transmitter allows multiple operations from the main fourbuttonsbyscrollingthrough the menu screens

andselecting the desired function. To scroll through the menu screens pressthe “ ” switch upuntil the desired

functionis displayed. Press the corresponding button number (1-4) within five seconds as displayed totheleftof

eachfunction.

Menu Options for the 2-Way Transmitter

The2-way transmitter has multiple convenience features thatareselectablefrom the main four buttons by scrolling

throughthe menu screens and selecting the desired feature. To scroll through the menu screens press the “ ”

switchdown until the desired function is displayed. Pressthecorrespondingbutton number (1-4) within five seconds

asdisplayed to theleftof each function.

Menu 1 Menu 2

Menu 3 Menu 4

Menu 5 Menu 6 Main

Menu 1 Menu 2 Menu 3 Menu 4

Menu 5 Menu 6 Main

Settings for the 2-Way Transmitter

Button Beeps

The2-way transmitter buttons will respond with a short “beep”soundwhenpressed.To turn this featureonoroff

scrollto menu 1 and select BUTTON BEEPS, then use thecorrespondingtransmitterbuttonsto make your

selections.Pressthe side“ ” button in to exitand return to the mainpage.

Button Lock

Tolockorunlock the 2-way transmitter buttons scroll to menu 1 and select BUTTONLOCK, then use the

correspondingtransmitter buttons to make your selections. Press the side “ ” button in to exit andreturntothe

mainpage.

Melody / Vibration Mode

The2-way transmitterconfirms vehiclecommandswith amelody andonscreen display.Toswitch betweenmelody,

vibrationorboth, scroll to menu 1 and select MELODY& VIBRATION, then use the corresponding transmitter

buttonsto make your selections. Press theside“ ”button in to exit and returntothemain page.

Demo Mode

Toviewaquickdemoofsomeoftheonscreendisplaysscrolltomenu1and select DEMO MODE, then use the

correspondingtransmitter buttons to make your selections. Press the side “ ” button in toexitandreturn to the

mainpage.

Settings for the 2-Way Transmitter, continued

Power Save Mode

Whilein powersavemode the 2-waytransmitter will notattemptto communicatewiththe vehicle toconserve

batterylife. This feature is useful when leaving the vehicle for extended periods oftimeorifusingthe secondary 1

way transmitter. Note that if the alarm is to trigger the 2-way transmitter will NOT indicate the event.To turn this

featureon or off scroll to menu 2 and select POWERSAVE,thenusethecorrespondingtransmitterbuttons to

makeyour selections. Press the side“ ”button in to exit andreturntothe main page.

Parking Meter Setting

The2-way transmitter can be settoalert you to an expired parkingmetertime, in the example belowthetimeis set

for30 minutes. During the countdown you can check the remaining timebypressinginthe side button, the

remainingtime will be displayed at the topofthescreen. When the timer reaches 0:00 the2-waytransmitterwill

soundanalert,pressanybutton to silence the alert.Toturnthisfeature on scroll to menu 2 and select PARKING

METER,thenuse the corresponding transmitter buttons to select the amount of time needed. Press the side “ ”

buttonin to exitandreturn to the mainpage.

Parking Area Setting

The2-way transmitter can be set to display the parking lotsectionwhenyoupark your vehicle in a large lot or

structuresuch as an airport parkinggarage.The example below shows section B120,To enter B120 as the

locationscrolltomenu2and select PARKINGAREA,thenusethe corresponding transmitter buttons to change

thetext.To recall the parkingarea scroll to menu 2 and select parking area, your previous entry of B120 will be

displayedat the top of the screen and willremaininthe 2-way transmitter’s memory until changed or cleared.

Settings for the 2-Way Transmitter, continued

Lighting for 2-Way Transmitter

Thissetting adjuststheamountof time the 2-way transmitter’sdisplay will remain active withoutactivity.Toadjust

theamount of time the display stays active scrolltomenu2 and select LIGHTING FOR OLED, then usethe

correspondingtransmitter buttons to make your selections. Press the side “ ” button in toexit andreturn to the

mainpage.

Clock Adjustment

Toadjustthe clock on the main page scroll to menu 3 and select CLOCK ADJUSTMENT, then use the

correspondingtransmitter buttons to make yourselections.

Alert Alarm Timer

Toadjustthetimeofday in which you would like to be alerted, scroll to menu 3 and selectALERTALARMTIMER,

thenuse the correspondingtransmitterbuttons to make yourselections.

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