Subaru Impreza 2.2L MT - Manual (Page 51)

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D The siren will emit a number of chirps. Refer to the chart (below) to
identify the violated zone.
БББББББ
БББББББ
Chirps БББББББББББББ
БББББББББББББ
Triggered Zone
БББББББ
Б БББББ Б
БББББББ
1
БББББББББББББ
Б БББББББББББ Б
БББББББББББББ
Shock Sensor
БББББББ
БББББББ
2
БББББББББББББ
БББББББББББББ
Ignition turned on
БББББББ
БББББББ
4
БББББББББББББ
БББББББББББББ
Door or Rear gate
B
Starter interrupt
Starter interrupt is an automatic procedure. The starter is disabled
any time the system is armed, or if the
Passive starter interrupt fea-
ture is enabled and the passive arm time is expired. The vehicle also
will not start if power is disconnected from the alarm module.
How starter interrupt works
The alarm system interrupts the signal from the ignition key to the ve-
hicle’s starter when Starter interrupt is activated. If you attempt to start
the vehicle, the dash indicator will turn on as usual, but the starter will
not “crank”, or turn over.
Passive starter interrupt
If the Passive Starter Interrupt option has been activated by your
SUBARU dealer, the starter will be automatically disabled one minute
after you turn off the vehicle ignition, whether or not you arm the secu-
rity system with your remote transmitter.
Possible situations with starter interrupt or Passive starter inter-
rupt
If the
Passive Starter Interrupt
Option is enabled on your Security
System:
D If you leave the vehicle for a short amount of time, to refuel or go to
the car wash for example, always engage the Valet Mode before exit-
ing your vehicle. If you forget to engage Valet Mode, the
Passive
Starter Interrupt will engage and the vehicle will not start when you
return. To
enable the vehicle to start, simply press “UNLOCK” on