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ALARM VIOLATIONS
Your alarm senses violations by mon-
itoring your vehicle’s electrical system
(current sensing) and by detecting im-
pacts (shock sensing).
An alert sounds immediately if the
current sensor detects an electrical
drain such as occurs when a dome or
trunk light turns on.
The first time the alarm senses an im-
pact that exceeds its sensitivity level,
it chirps three times. If it senses an-
other impact within 30 seconds, the
system sounds a full alert.
Note:
If an impact is severe or if the
shock sensor’s sensitivity is too high,
a single impact can cause a full alert
to sound, without giving a warning.
When your alarm senses a violation,
it sounds extremely loud tones for 30
seconds and then re-arms. To silence
the alert sooner, press any button.
DISARMING THE
SYSTEM
To disarm the system, press
DISARM
.
The system confirms that it is dis-
armed by chirping twice.
Notes:
• If the valet mode is turned off, the
system chirps and re-arms after 1
minute if you have not started the
vehicle.
• If the system detected a violation
while you were away, it chirps
three times when you disarm it.
USING THE CAR FINDER
The car finder helps you find your ve-
hicle in a dark or crowded parking lot.
To use the car finder, with the system
armed, press
FINDER
. The alarm
chirps four times.
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