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Panic.
If your press button 1 and hold it down for 3 sec with ignition on, the siren and signal
lights will be started. A repeated push of button 1 will cancel the mode. Activation and
deactivation of Panic does not change the system status, i. e. if armed, the system will
remain armed with doors locked, and if not armed and the doors unlocked, there will be
no arming or door locking.
Silent arm.
If you have to arm the alarm system without audible confirmation, i. e. if you do not
want to disturb people around you with siren chirps, press button 3 of the transmitter
immediately before pressing button 1, the lights will flash once as usual, but the siren
will remain silent. The system LED will blink slowly, the doors will lock (if the car is equipped
with lock blocking actuators). With silent arming audible warnings about open doors,
hood or trunk remain functional, so there is no risk of your leaving the car unlocked.
Silent disarm.
To disarm the system without audible confirmation, press buttons 3 and 1 in the same
sequence, the lights will flash twice, but the siren will remain silent. The LED will go out,
the doors will unlock (if the car is equipped with lock blocking actuators). However, if an
alarm has been started within the guarded period, this will be indicated with usual audible
signals even at Silent disarm.
Arm with sensors disabled.
If it is necessary to disable the dorm sensors at arming, i. e. if passengers or animals
are to be left in the dorm, press button 1 twice. The system will confirm sensor disabling
with an additional chirp and a flash.
Silent arm with sensors disabled.
You can also disable the dorm sensors at silent arming; to do so press button 2 twice.
In this case only an additional flash will confirm sensor disabling.
Additional security features control
Automatic rearm (protection against inadvertent button push).
If neither door, the hood or the trunk have been opened and ignition has not been
turned on within 30 sec after disarm, the system will automatically rearm.
Door locking
at rearm can be disabled by programming.
TwoBstep disarm
If an alarm has been started, then pressing the button once will only cancel the siren
chirps and flashes (if the cause of alarm has been removed, e. g. an open door has been
closed or a shock sensor triggers no more). But if the cause of alarm persists, a repeated
push of the button is needed to cancel the alarm. Full disarming requires a further push
of the button after the alarm is cancelled.
