Unisteer Ididit Keyless Ignition - Manual (Page 7)

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mANUAL & AUtOmAtIC mODES:
The KEy TO KEyLESS Intelligent Push Button
Start has two modes of operation “manual” and
“Automatic”.
In “ Automatic” mode the functions of Enabling or Disabling your ignition
occur without any action on your part, other then having the Key FOB present.
In “ manual” mode the Key FOB Button 2 ( ) must be pushed to transmit
the code to disarm the system.
Manual operation may be desirable at various times, initially during installation
and set up, (because it allows you to specifically test operation without Key
FOB range being a factor). Secondly, you may want to put the system into
Manual mode at times when are near your vehicle but do not want the system
to disarm, such as at a car show. Changing between modes is accomplished
through a simple sequence of pushes of the Key FOB button.
the Key FOB LED provides visual status of which “mode” the system is in:
“manual” or “Automatic”
Note: Key FOBs are shipped in manual mode.
You will want to keep your Key FOBs in manual mode until you have completed
your system installation. Once you have completed initial system testing, you
will switch your Key FOBs into “Automatic” mode for final testing and be able
to use your system in a “Hands Free” manner.
If you purchased a “Spare” Key FOB and plan to store it as a back up, storing it in
Manual mode will preserve battery life.
to “Check” which mode you are in manual or Automatic:
1. Simultaneously push and hold BOTH the buttons on the Key FOB until the
LED goes OUT. (Approximately 6 seconds)
2. when you release the buttons the Key FOB will tell you what mode it is in
by flashing either 3 or 5 times.
3 Flashes = Automatic mode 5 Flashes = manual mode
to “Change” from manual mode to Automatic mode:
Repeat the same sequence as you did to check the mode, BUt after the
Key FOB finishes its “3 or 5 Flash Back” QUICKLy push both buttons again
and look for the LED to “Flicker”. The flicker will confirm the mode has been
changed. Modes toggle from Manual to Auto then back again. If you are ever
unsure if you completed a mode change you can always do a “mode check”.