for use with automatic transmission...

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STANDARD FEATURESThe system’s standard features include:

• 4-button remote transmitter

• Extended range receiver w/built-in LED sta-tus indicator & valet switch

• Flashing parking lights

• Auto cold Start feature

• Stop & go feature

• Programmable engine run-time

• Hood & brake pedal safety inputs

OPTIONAL FEATURESThis system has optional features that mayrequire additional parts and/or labor. Pleasecontact your dealer for more details.

• Remote keyless entry (door lock/unlock)

• Remote trunk/hatch release

Note: Some features may not be appropriatefor certain vehicles.

REMOTE TRANSMITTER BUTTONS

SYSTEM OPERATIONDOOR LOCKING* To lock the doors press button 1:

• The parking lights flash once.

• The horn honks once.*

• The doors lock.*

• The LED begins flashing after 5 seconds.*Optional Feature

LOCK BUTTON WINDOW ROLL UP*This feature rolls up the windows and closesthe sunroof on some late model vehicles.

To activate the Window Roll Up feature:

1. Press and release button 1 to lock thedoors.

2. Press and hold button 1 again until thewindows and sunroof are closed.

• The LED flashes once.


• The doors lock.*

The optional Window Roll Up feature acti-vates long as button 1 is held. This featurerolls up the windows and closes the sunroofon some late model vehicles. *Optional Feature

DOOR UNLOCKING* To unlock the doors press button 2.

• The parking lights flash twice.

• The horn honks twice.*

Transmitter Icons

Button 1 Button 2

Button 3 Button 4

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICEDo not use the remote start function when parked in an enclosed area or without sufficient ventilation, as carbonmonoxide build up may occur, resulting in serious injury or death. It is the operator’s responsibility to use theremote start function in a safe manner, so make sure to place the system into valet mode if the vehicle is beingserviced or if it is being used by an unfamiliar driver.

RS160 REMOTE START SYSTEMFOR USE WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION VEHICLES ONLY!

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• The doors unlock.*†• The dome light turns on.*

• The LED stops flashing.*Optional Feature† If the optional Passenger Unlock Feature is installed,

pressing button 2 unlocks the driver's door. Pressingbutton 2 again within 3 seconds unlocks all doors.

SILENT LOCKING/UNLOCKINGIf the optional Horn Honk feature is installed,pressing transmitter buttons 1&2 providesone-time silent operation. The system locksor unlocks without horn confirmation.

IGNITION CONTROLLED LOCKSThe ignition controlled locks feature auto-matically locks the doors after turning on theignition, and unlocks when the ignition key isturned off. This feature may also be pro-grammed for ignition lock without ignitionunlock, and off (no ignition control).

REMOTE PANIC*In the event of an emergency, the horn canbe triggered for 60 seconds to attract atten-tion. To activate the Panic Feature, presstransmitter Button 1 for 3 seconds:

• The horn honks.*• The parking lights flash.*

Press button 1 or 2 to exit panic mode. Panicwill not operate when the ignition is on.*Optional Feature

AUXILIARY OUTPUT To activate the system’s auxiliary output(trunk release feature) press button 3 forthree seconds. The doors will unlock and thetrunk release (or other option) will open.

AUXILIARY 2 OUTPUTTo activate the auxiliary 2 output press but-ton 2 for three seconds. The doors willunlock and the auxiliary 2 function will acti-

vate. If button 2 is held, the output willremain on for up to 5 seconds to closepower sliding doors, etc.

CAR LOCATOR FEATUREIf the system’s trunk release output is notbeing used, button 3 may be programmed toactivate the system’s car locator feature.

To activate the car locator feature press andhold button 3 for three seconds.

• The parking lights will flash 5 times.

• The horn will honk 5 times.

VALET MODEPlacing the system into Valet Mode disablesthe remote start feature. However, theoptional keyless entry and trunk release fea-tures still function if installed.

To enter valet mode:

1. Be sure the system is in unlock mode.

2. Turn ignition on.

3. Press and hold the valet switch for 5seconds.

• The LED turns on solid 5 secondsafter turning ignition off.

• The horn honks 5 times.

4. Turn ignition off.

To exit valet mode:

1. Be sure the system is in unlock mode.

2. Turn ignition on.

3. Press and hold the valet switch for 5seconds.

• The LED turns off.

• The horn honks twice.


REMOTE START FEATURESImportant: Only start the vehicle in a wellventilated area. Do not use in a closedgarage. Be sure to familiarize yourself with allfeatures prior to using the remote start.


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REMOTE STARTING THE VEHICLETo remote start the vehicle press button 4.


• The horn honks once.

• The system cranks the starter.

• Once the car has started, the heater orair conditioner turns on and runs forthe pre-programmed time. If the enginefails to start on the first attempt, it willattempt to start 2 more times. If thevehicle fails to start after a total of 3times the system will shut down.

• The parking lights turn on while theremote start is running.

To drive the vehicle after Remote Starting:

Unlock the door by pressing button 2.Enter vehicle, turn ignition key on and thenpress the brake pedal

NOTE: Do not turn the key to the start posi-tion as the engine is already running.

If brake pedal is pressed prior to turning onignition, engine will turn off.

To add additional run time while the vehicleis remote started, press button 4 and theremote start run timer will begin again.

REMOTE ENGINE SHUTDOWNPress and hold button 4 for 3 seconds toshut down the remote start.

STOP AND GOThe Stop and Go feature allows the vehicleto remain running without use of the ignitionkey during short stops.

To activate the Stop and Go feature:

1. Make sure the engine is running.

2. Press button 4.

3. Turn ignition off and remove key.

• The doors will unlock.

• The parking lights will turn on.

• The engine will remain running.

To resume driver control:

1. Turn on the ignition.

2. Press the brake pedal.

• The remote start disengages.

TURBO TIMER MODEThe turbo timer feature can run the engineat idle for an additional 2 minutes after theignition is turned off, allowing turbo-chargedengines proper time to cool down, therebyextending the life of the turbo charger.

To activate the Turbo Timer feature:

1. Make sure the engine is running.

2. Press button 3.

• The horn will honk twice.

• The doors will unlock.



• The engine will continue to run 2minutes.

4. Exit the vehicle.

AUTO COLD STARTThis feature allows the system to start andrun the vehicle every 2, 3, or 4 hours (userselectable) for up to 12 starts. This allows theengine to remain at an operational tempera-ture in extremely cold weather.

Engaging the Auto Cold Start feature:

1. Press and hold buttons 2 & 4 togetherfor 3 seconds.

• The parking lights turn on for 10 sec-onds to enter cycle programming.

2. Press the button corresponding to thedesired start cycle interval:Button 2 = start every 2 hoursButton 3 = start every 4 hoursButton 4 = start every 3 hours

• The parking lights flash a numberof times equal to the interval.


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Disengaging the Auto Cold Start feature:

Any of the following actions will cancel theAuto Cold Start feature:

Press and hold buttons 1 & 3 together for 3seconds or press the brake pedal or turn theignition on.

• The parking lights flash twice and hornhonks twice to confirm deactivation.

SAFETY FEATURESThe vehicle will not remote start if the brakepedal is pressed, if the hood is open, or if thesystem is in Valet mode. Also, if the brake ispressed or the hood is opened while remoterunning, the remote start will shut down.

BASIC TWO CAR OPERATIONTwo cars with the same system can accessbasic keyless entry features using a singletransmitter. To program Two Car operation,get all transmitters ready (up to 4) and fol-low the steps below.

1. Program car 1’s original two transmit-ters as shown in steps 1 and 2 forAdding Transmitters.

2. Program car 2’s first transmitter intocar 1 by pressing Button 3.

• The siren chirps once.

3. Program car 2’s second transmitter intocar 1 by pressing Button 3.

• The siren chirps once.

4. Turn off the ignition.

• The siren will chirp once.

Car 1’s transmitters will now operate car 1normally and car 2’s transmitters can nowoperate car 1 as follows:

To Lock- Press buttons 1&3 together on Car2 transmitter.

To Unlock- Press buttons 2&3 together onCar 2 transmitter.

To Panic- Press buttons 1&3 together on Car

2 transmitter for 3 seconds.

To Start- Press buttons 3&4 together on Car2 transmitter.


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Installation InstructionsBEFORE YOU BEGINThis system is compatible with electronicfuel injected engines only! Not intendedfor use with carbureted engines. • This product must be installed by qualifiedpersonnel according to these instructionsand observing all safety features.

• Check to see if the vehicle is equippedwith any type of factory security system.

• Check to see if there is a pin switch for thehood, if not one must be installed.

• Verify that the vehicle starts and idlesproperly before beginning the installation.

• Always use a multi-meter to verify wiring.

• Before mounting the product, verify withthe customer the desired location for thewindow mount receiver.

MOUNTING COMPONENTSMount the start module under the dashwhere it will be away from moving parts suchas brake pedals, etc. Mount the receiver tothe inside of the windshield using the supplieddouble-sided tape. Make sure the chosenlocation does not obscure the driver’s view.

MODULE WIRING6-Pin Starter Harness• YELLOW WIRE - Start output (+). Con-nect to the vehicle’s starter wire.

• GREEN WIRE - Main accessory output (+).12V output for heater and/or air condition-ing system. For cars with more than oneaccessory wire add a relay(s) to power theextra accessory wire(s) or if the WHITEwire is not being used, it can be programmedfor second accessory output. See Program-mable Features.• RED WIRE - Main power input A (+). Using

the supplied in-line fuse holder, connect tothe vehicle’s battery or alternate powersource with a minimum 30 Amp supply.

• RED WIRE - Main power input B (+). Usingthe supplied in-line fuse holder, connect tothe vehicle’s battery or alternate powersource with a minimum 30 Amp supply.

• WHITE WIRE - Second ignition output (+).Connect to the wire that switches +12V anddoes not drop out during cranking. This wiremay be optionally set via jumper for use as asecond accessory wire or second starterwire. See Programmable Features.• BLUE WIRE - Main ignition output (+).Connect to the main ignition wire thatswitches +12V without drop during crank.

2-Pin Connector • BLACK WIRE - Ground input (-). Connectto a chassis ground free of paint or dirt.

• WHITE WIRE - Parking Light output (+/-)10A relay. Connect to the vehicle’s parkinglight wire. If the vehicle is equipped withmore than four parking lights or with inde-pendent left and right parking light circuits arelay is required. For vehicles with negativetrigger parking lights, move the polarityjumper inside the module to negative.

NOTE: Do not connect the parking light out-put to the vehicle’s headlight circuit.

9-Pin Main Harness• YELLOW WIRE - Factory Alarm Arm out-put (-) 250mA. Connect to the wire thatrequires a ground pulse to arm the factoryalarm. The YELLOW wire provides a groundpulse when the remote transmitter is usedto lock the doors or when the remote startshuts down. See Programmable Features


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• BROWN WIRE - Factory Alarm Disarmoutput (-) 250mA. Connect to the wire thatrequires a ground pulse to disarm the fac-tory alarm. The BROWN wire provides aground pulse when the remote transmitter isused to unlock the doors and prior toremote start activation.

• BLACK WIRE - Auxiliary 1 / Trunk Releaseoutput (-) 250mA. Connect to a relay for anoptional feature such as trunk release. TheBLACK wire can instead be programmed foruse as a negative Accessory or Starter out-put if needed. When programmed for Acces-sory or Starter output, transmitter button 3activates the Car Finder Feature. See Pro-grammable Features• RED/WHITE WIRE - Auxiliary 2 output (-)250mA. Connect to a relay for an optionalfeature. The RED/WHITE wire can insteadbe programmed for use as a Dome Light out-put or Passenger Unlock output. See Pro-grammable Features• WHITE/BLUE WIRE - Horn output (-)250mA. Connect to an optional relay to acti-vate the vehicle’s horn.

• PINK WIRE - Brake switch input (+). Con-nect this wire to the brake switch wire. Thiswire provides +12V when the brake pedal ispressed.

• GREEN/WHITE WIRE - Hood triggerinput (-). Connect to the hood pin switchthat shows ground when the hood is open.

• BLUE/WHITE WIRE - Tachometer input(A/C). Connect to the vehicle’s coil, fuelinjector or crank sensor wire. The tach wireis usually the wire opposite the commonwire on the coil or fuel injector.

• BLUE WIRE - Glow plug light input (+/-).Most diesel vehicles will have a glow plugwire located in the instrument cluster. Forthese vehicles, test the wire to confirmproper operation and connect to it. Nega-

tive glow plug wire systems will show +12Vwhen the glow plug (wait-to-start) light is on,then show ground when the light turns off.Positive glow plug wire systems will showground when the wait-to-start light is on.Connect the BLUE wire directly to the glowplug wire and program the system for theproper polarity- positive or negative. Fordiesel vehicles without a glow plug wire, noconnection is needed. Program the systemfor Delay Start and a 20-second timer willengage before cranking the starter. For vehi-cles with gas engines, the BLUE wire canalternately be used as a remote start activa-tion input for use with temperature sensors,timers, etc. See Programmable Features

4-Pin ConnectorPlug-in connector for extended range

receiver.

3-Pin Connector• GREEN WIRE - Lock output (-) 500mA.

• EMPTY - Not used.

• BLUE WIRE - Unlock output (-) 500mA.

3-Pin Connector• WHITE/VIOLET WIRE - Ground whenrunning / Anti-grind output (-) 250mA. TheWHITE/VIOLET wire provides a groundwhen the remote start is activated and isnormally used to activate an optional factorysecurity bypass module, a relay for anti-grind,a 3rd ignition relay, etc.

• BLACK WIRE- Ground output for OEMbypass modules (-). Connect directly to thebypass module’s ground input.


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SYSTEM PROGRAMMINGEntering ProgrammingTo enter System Programming:

1. Within 3 seconds, turn the ignition on,off, on, off and leave on.

2. Press the valet switch.


• The horn will honk once (optional).

3. Press transmitter button correspondingto the desired programming menu:

Button 1 = Menu 1

Button 2 = Menu 2

Button 3 = Menu 3

Button 4 = Menu 4

4. Press the valet switch the number timesequal to the Feature you want to change.

• The LED will flash, and the horn willhonk (optional) to indicate which fea-ture is selected.

Menu 1 = 1 flash and 1 honk

Menu 2 = 2 flashes and 2 honks



The LED will continue flashing untilanother feature is chosen or ignition isturned off.

5. Press and hold the valet switch until theparking lights flash and the horn honksthe number of times equal to the desiredsetting, then release the switch.

6. Press the valet switch to go to the nextfeature, or repeat step 4 to change menus.

7. Turn off ignition to save changes.

Default ResetFollow this procedure to set the Program-ming Features to factory default settings.

NOTE: Default reset will clear changes madeto the Tach setting as well. After a systemreset, the Tach must be re-learned before theremote starter will crank and start properly.

To reset all functions to their default settings:


2. Press the valet switch.

• The parking lights will turn on. • The horn will honk once (optional).

3. Press and hold the valet switch until theparking lights flash and the horn honks(optional) 3 times to confirm reset.


NOTE: The Default Reset does not reset theSecond Ignition Relay programming (Menu 3feature 1).

Programmable FeaturesMenu 1 1. Ignition Lock/Unlock. Controls the doorlocks with the ignition. On/On mode- thedoors will automatically lock or unlock whenignition is turned on and off. On/Off mode-the doors will automatically lock with igni-tion, but not unlock with ignition. Off mode-no ignition control of door lock system.

2. Horn Output. The horn output may beprogrammed to operate with or withoutconfirmation chirps.

3. Door Lock/Door Unlock Pulses. Selectsbetween three door lock pulse configura-tions: a single lock and double unlock pulse(for some import cars), a double lock andsingle unlock pulse (to lock and set factoryalarm on some cars), or a single lock andunlock pulse (standard).

4. Door Lock/Door Unlock Timing. Selectsbetween three door lock timing configura-tions: .25-second pulses (for some importcars), 3-second pulses (for vacuum locks), or.75-second pulses (standard).

5. Auxiliary 1 Output. This output can beprogrammed for one of three different oper-ations. It may be used as a negative (-) Acces-sory output for the Remote Start function


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which then allows button 3 (normally usedfor Auxiliary 1) to be used for the optionalCar Locator feature (see Page 2). The secondoption is for use as a negative (-) Starter out-put for the Remote Start function whichthen allows button 3 to be used for theoptional Car Locator feature. The defaultsetting is for Auxiliary 1 output which is acti-vated by pressing button 3.

6. Auxiliary 2 Output. This output can beprogrammed for one of three different oper-ations. It may be used as a dome light out-put, a passenger unlock output, or as a sec-ond auxiliary output (default).

Menu 2 1. Valet Mode Timing. Sets the length of timethe valet switch must be held in order toenter the valet mode- 15 or 5 seconds.

2. Parking Light Output. Sets the parkinglight output to turn on for 30 seconds withunlock or just flash twice with unlock.

3. Horn Honk Pulse Length. Some vehiclehorns may require a longer or shorter pulseto provide the best horn operation. Thepulse can be set for 5ms, 15ms, or 10ms.

Menu 31. Tach Settings. There are two programming

PROGRAMMABLE FEATURES (default settings in bold)Feature Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 3Menu 11. Ignition L/UL On/On On/Off Off/Off2. Horn Output Silent L/UL Normal3. Door L/UL Pulses L / UL x 2 L x 2 / UL L / UL4. Door Pulse Timing .25 second 3 seconds .75 second5. Aux 1 Program (-) Accessory (-) Starter Auxiliary6. Aux 2 Program Dome Light Passenger UL Auxiliary 2

Menu 21. Valet Mode Timing Hold 15 seconds Hold 5 seconds2. Parking Light Output 30 seconds w/UL Flash 2x w/UL3. Horn Honk Pulse 5ms (short) 15ms (long) 10ms (normal)

Menu 31. Tach Settings Hybrid Car 1 Hybrid Car 2 Auto Tach/Tachless2. Over-Crank Adj Decrease 10%

3. Under-Crank Adj Increase 10%

4. Tach Check Wait 300ms Tach Delay 750ms Tach Delay No Tach DelayMenu 41. Ignition 2 Relay 2nd Starter 2nd Accessory 2nd Ignition2. Lock Control w/ Start UL before/L after Start L after shutdown only Normal L/UL pulses3. Engine Type (-) Glow/20 sec timer Start w/ input wire Gasoline/(+) Glow4. Factory Alarm Rearm With Lock only After start only After stop & w/L5. Engine Run Time 4 minutes 45 minutes 15 minutes6. Start Button Press twice to Start Press once to Start7. LED Function No flash w/Locked Flash w/Locked


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options for use with Hybrid cars, plus thedefault setting for tach or tachless operation.

Hybrid Car 1: Requires connection to a fuelinjector, coil pack or crank position sensor.The system will automatically learn the tachthe first time the vehicle is started. The startwire acts as the trigger to enter learn mode.After the system has been successfullyremote started, the tach input will no longerbe monitored for the remainder of the runcycle.

Hybrid Car 2: Requires no connection of thetach wire. Upon remote start activation, thestarter output will crank for two secondsthen turn off.

Tach and Tachless operation: Requiresconnection to a fuel injector, coil pack orcrank position sensor. For tach operation,the system monitors the start wire and thetach setting will automatically learn when thecar is first started after installation. For somenew GM and Chrysler vehicles that do nothave a start wire, manual tach learning isnecessary (see Manual Learn Mode). ForTachless operation no connection to thetach wire is necessary. When first startingthe vehicle after installation the tach settingwill automatically be learned and the systemwill respond with light flashes and hornhonks to confirm. The tach must be learnedprior to remote starting!

• The lights will flash and horn will honk2 times to confirm tach learning.

• The lights will flash and horn will honk4 times to confirm tachless operation.

• The lights will flash and horn will honk7 times to indicate nothing was learned.

2. Over Crank Adjustment. There may byinstances where normal tach learning maystill slightly over or under crank the starter.To correct an over crank condition, usesetting 2 to increase the tach setting by 10%.Test the system and if necessary adjust using

feature 2 again and repeat until properoperation is achieved.

3. Under Crank Adjustment. To correct anunder crank condition, use setting 3 todecrease the tach setting by 10%. Test thesystem and if necessary adjust using feature 2again and repeat until proper operation isachieved.

4. Tach Wait. Selects between a 300ms wait,750ms wait, or no wait (default) afterstarting to begin monitoring the tach signal.

Menu 41. Ignition 2 Relay Programming. Sets theIgnition 2 relay for use as a 2nd Starteroutput, 2nd Accessory output or 2nd Ignitionoutput (default).

2. Door Lock Control For Factory Alarm.This feature allows three different door lockcontrol functions to aid integration withfactory security systems. Setting 1 pulsesunlock before start and pulses lock bothafter starting and after shutdown. Setting 2pulses the lock only after remote startshutdown. Setting 3 provides only normaldoor lock pulses for the lock/unlock output.

3. Start Settings. Selects between multiplestart options for both diesel and gasolineengine types.

Setting 1: (-) Glow Plug Monitor / 20-SecondTimer Mode. For vehicles with a wait-to-start wire that shows ground when the indi-cator light goes out, connect to the propervehicle wire and set Engine Type to setting 1.For diesel engines where a proper glow plugwire cannot be located, setting 1 also pro-vides a 20-second wait-to-start timer whichautomatically cranks the starter after a 20-second warm up period for the glow plugs.

Setting 2: External Start Input (+). Setting 2allows to vehicle to automatically start whenit receives a positive (+) input the Blue glowplug input wire.


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Setting 3: Gasoline Engine / (+) Glow PlugMonitor Mode. This is the default setting forall gas engines. For vehicles with a wait-to-start wire that shows +12V when the indica-tor light goes out, connect to the propervehicle wire and set Engine Type to setting 3.

4. Factory Alarm Rearm Pulse. Sets the tim-ing of the factory alarm reaming pulse to oneof three settings: pulse only with lock, onlyafter remote starting (use for defroster orheated seat activation), or pulse with lockand after remote start shutdown.

5. Engine Run Time. Selects between 4, 45,and 15 minute run cycles.

6. Start Button. Selects whether the systemremote start with 1 or 2 presses of button 4.

7. LED Function. Selects whether or not theLED flashes as theft deterrent after thedoors are locked using button1.

REMOTE START NOTESTach and Tachless StartingIn order for the system to properly start andrun the vehicle, the unit must be able todetermine if the engine is cranking or if theengine is actually running. For non-hybridvehicles the system is equipped with twomeans of detecting the engine’s run status:Tach Start and Tachless Start. The systemdetects if a tach wire is connected and thensets the proper mode automatically. In eithermode, the system must properly learn thevehicle’s engine characteristics before theremote start can function. See Engine LearningThe Tach Start feature requires connectionto the vehicle’s tachometer wire, coil wire oran injector wire. The Tach Start provides reli-able operation with virtually any vehicle, evenin extreme temperatures.

The Tachless Start feature detects theengine’s run status using specially designedsoftware that interprets certain characteris-

tics of the engine, without connection to thevehicle’s tach wire. This feature allows fasterinstallation, but may not be work as well withall vehicles, or in extreme temperatures.

ENGINE LEARNINGAuto Learn ModeAfter completing installation, follow thesesteps to automatically “learn” the engineoperation. This “learns” proper tach signal orTachless mode operation. It is important tonote that while this auto method works finefor most vehicles, a few vehicles may haveproblems properly remote starting if theengine idle speed was too high when the tachsignal was learned. For these instances, seethe Manual Learn Mode and adjust for overor under cranking (see Cranking Adjustments).To auto learn the tach setting after complet-ing the installation, simply start the enginewith the key. The system will flash the lightsand honk the horn to confirm the setting.

• The lights will flash and horn will honk 2times to confirm tach learning.

• The lights will flash and horn will honk 4times to confirm tachless operation.

• The lights will flash and horn will honk 7times to indicate nothing was learned.

NOTE: If the tach setting is not properlylearned, see Manual Learn Mode and followthe steps as shown.

Manual Learn ModeThe manual learn mode aids in setting thetach signal for vehicles which may notremote start properly after auto learning. Ifthe system responded with 7 light flashes andhorn honks after attempting to auto learnthe tach setting, follow the steps below tomanually set the system. Also, be sure tocheck for factory anti-theft systems thatmust be bypassed before the remote start


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will properly operate. To manually learn thetach setting:

1. Press and hold the brake pedal.

2. Start the vehicle with the key then putthe tranmission into reverse gear tolower the RPMs.

3. Press and release the valet switch, thenpress again and hold for 5 seconds.

• The lights will flash and horn will honk

2 times to confirm tach learning.

• If the tach wire is not connected, thelights will flash and horn will honk 4times to confirm tachless learning.

4. Manual learning is complete.

If the vehicle still does not start after remotestart activation, the parking lights will flash adiagnostic code to indicate the problem. SeeRemote Start Diagnostic Indications below.

REMOTE START DIAGNOSTIC INDICATIONSIf the remote starter does not activate and attempt to start the vehicle when the start button ispressed, the parking lights and LED will flash a diagnostic code to identify the problem.

Parking Light LED Indication Problem3 Slow Flashes On Solid System in Valet Mode

5 Slow Flashes 5 Flashes Key is on during remote start attempt

5 Flashes 5 Flashes Hood is open during remote start attempt

6 Flashes 6 Flashes Brake pedal is pressed during remote start attempt

7 Flashes 7 Flashes Tachometer lock out (see dealer)

8 Flashes 8 Flashes System made 3 attempts to start without success

DIAGNOSTIC EVENT MEMORYIn case the remote start cranks but fails to start and stay running or shuts down prematurely, a diag-nostic event is created and stored in memory. The last four diagnostic memory events may recalledby turning the ignition on and off, then pressing the valet switch once. The parking lights will flash 3times and the horn will honk (if installed) the same number of times as the number of events in mem-ory (up to 4). If the horn does not honk, there are no events stored.

Press the valet switch once to check the last diagnostic code. The horn will honk to indicate the firstcode and the LED will flash a number of times equal to the shutdown code. Continue this procedureto view up to 4 events.

Once the diagnostic memory is full it must be cleared by pressing the valet switch for 5 seconds whilein the diagnostic memory mode. The parking lights will flash and horn will honk once to indicate thememory is cleared.

LED Indication Cause5 Flashes System shutdown by brake switch

6 Flashes System shutdown by hood pin switch

7 Flashes System did not detect tach signal

8 Flashes System made 3 attempts to start without success


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ADDING TRANSMITTERSTo add a new transmitter to the system havethe desired transmitters ready and followthe Code Learning sequence.

To enter Code Learning Mode:


2. Press and hold the Valet switch.


• The horn will honk once (optional).

3. Continue to hold the Valet switch.

• The parking lights will turn off.

• The horn will honk 5 times (optional).

4. Release the Valet switch.

5. Press Button 1 on the transmitter.

• The parking lights will flash and hornwill honk (optional).

6. Repeat step 5 for each additional trans-mitter, up to four total transmitters.

7. Turn off the ignition.

NOTE: If a transmitter is lost or stolen, makesure to code all 4 transmitter memory loca-tions. (Example: If only one transmitter is used,repeat step 3 three more times to remove anypreviously programmed transmitters.)


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IC DYNAMICS warrants to the originalconsumer purchaser that control mod-ules and transmitters are free fromdefects in material and workmanship forthe lifetime of the vehicle in which theyare originally installed. IC DYNAMICSwill repair or replace, at our option, andfree of charge, module or transmitterwhich proves defective in material orworkmanship under normal installation,use and service during the first year.Thereafter, parts will be repaired orreplaced with a maximum charge of$50.00 per module and $25.00 pertransmitter for labor and handling plusshipping charges. Products are to be returned to ICDYNAMICS prepaid freight accompaniedby a Bill of Sale or other dated proof of

purchase. This warranty is nontransfer-able and is void if the product has beendamaged by accident or unreasonableuse, neglect, improper service or othercauses not arising out of defects in mate-rials or construction. This warranty is limited to defectiveparts and/or replacement parts only andexcludes any incidental and consequen-tial damages connected therewith. Somestates do not allow the exclusion or lim-itation of incidental or consequentialdamages. So the above limitation orexclusion may not apply to you. Batteries, installation labor, removal and

reinstallation are not covered by thiswarranty. IC DYNAMICS is not insuringor offering warranty against theft of thevehicle or its contents.

LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY

IC Dynamics • 18250 Harwood Avenue Unit #1 • P.O. Box 1699 • Homewood, IL 60430 • 708-922-0500 • 800-624-0500

Installlation Questions? Call 800-624-0500

Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm Central Time

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