MAGICAR M871A

Car alarm with two-way remote ● User’s guide EN

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MAGICAR M871A

Car alarm with two-way remote

User’s guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of contents ...................................................................................................................... 2
1. Important notice................................................................................................................. 4
2. Introduction........................................................................................................................ 4
3. Remote control .................................................................................................................. 4
3.1. Display of remote control ......................................................................................... 5
3.2. Display icon description ........................................................................................... 5
3.3. Button functions description..................................................................................... 6
4. Control...............................................................................................................................7
4.1. Arming/disarming..................................................................................................... 7
4.2. Vibrating mode On/Off ............................................................................................. 8
4.3. AUX Mode Entry On/Off........................................................................................... 8
4.3.1. Turning AUX1 On .................................................................................................... 9
4.3.2. Turning AUX2 On .................................................................................................... 9
4.4. Trunk release .............................................................................................. 9
4.5. Remote backlight ..................................................................................................... 9
4.6. Car check function ................................................................................................... 9
4.7. Parking timer.......................................................................................................... 10
4.8. Button hold function ............................................................................................... 10
4.9. PANIC mode.......................................................................................................... 11
4.10. Mute siren when armed/disarmed ................................................................... 11
4.11. Valet mode ..................................................................................................... 11
4.12. Turning additional sensors off .......................................................................... 12
4.13. Drive lock ....................................................................................................... 12
4.14. Passive arming ............................................................................................... 12
4.15. AUTO mode........................................................................................................... 13
4.16. RPS (Remote Paging System) ...................................................................... 13

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5. Alarm activation ............................................................................................................... 14
5.1. Shock sensor trigger ................................................................................... 14
5.2. Additional sensor trigger .......................................................................... 14
5.3. Theft function (door, hood or trunk trigger) ...................................................... 14
5.4. Engine start blocking ............................................................................................. 14
5.5. Lights on indication ................................................................................................ 14
5.6. In range display ..................................................................................................... 14
5.7. Battery saving function........................................................................................... 15
5.8. Door open indicating function (optional) ................................................................ 15
5.9. Open trunk indicating function (optional) ............................................................... 15
5.10. Time information backup........................................................................................ 15
6. Valet mode (without remote) ........................................................................................... 15
6.1. Entering valet mode without PIN code. .................................................................. 15
6.2. Entering valet mode with PIN code........................................................................ 15
6.3. Valet mode deactivation......................................................................................... 16
7. Programming ................................................................................................................... 16
7.1. Remote control programming. ............................................................................... 16
7.2. Setup of PIN code.................................................................................................. 16
7.3. Setup of security code ........................................................................................... 17
7.4. Disarming (using security code):............................................................................ 17
7.5. Remote options set-up........................................................................................... 18
8. Setting the shock sensor sensitivity and siren. ................................................................ 19
8.1. Setting the shock sensor sensitivity. ...................................................................... 19
8.2. Setting the siren sound. ......................................................................................... 19

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1. Important notice
ƒ Serial number of remote control is needful for warranty purposes. Make sure there is
one on your remote.
ƒ This product is designed only for car security purposes. No other use is permitted.

2. Introduction
MAGICAR M871A is a safety device with highest level of security. Thanks to a 2-way
remote with pager you will be immediately informed about possible car intrusion, as well as
the manner of intrusion even if you are too far from the car to hear the siren.
MAGICAR M871A offers options to enter the valet mode using a 2-digit PIN code and to
disarm the alarm using a 4-digit code entered via RPS sensor.
The biggest advance of the two-way remote control is ability to use the car without a direct
view of the car. All the commands you will order will be confirmed by the remote.

3. Remote control

Technical specification
Frequency 433,92 MHz
Frequency Stability +/- 2ppm/year
Dimension 86 x 39 x 20 mm
Weight 33,50 g (no battery)
Transmitting output 10 mW
Operating temperature -15°C to +50°C

Battery Cover Lock

Battery 1,5V (AAA)

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3.1. Display of remote control

The two-way remote control is equipped with a color LCD display,
which non-stop informs the owner of the car’s status. Using
various icons the remote always provides exact information about
what is actually happening to the car.

3.2. Display icon description

Icon Description
Alarm on/off
Auto arming mode on/off
AUTO – mode 1 (icon light on) AUTO – mode 2 (icon flashes slowly)
AUTO – mode 3 (icon flashes fast) AUTO – mode off (icon is not displayed)
Passive Arming on/off

On – siren will beep when arming or disarming

Off – siren will not beep when arming or disarming. The siren will still be activated if the alarm is triggered or
PANIC mode is activated.
On – remote will only vibrate, when the alarm will by triggered it will beep too. Off – remote will only give
audible confirmation, when the alarm will by triggered it will vibrate too.
Shock sensor and additional sensors on/off
Alarm clock on/off

Ignition central door lock

AUX mode on/off
This icon displays the signal strength while transmitting or receiving
Intrusion to the vehicle is detected

Valet mode

Parking lights are flashing

Displays current time, temperature inside the vehicle (F/C), remote start runtime, remaining turbo mode
time, battery voltage in the car/remote
Indicates the door open
Indicates the trunk open
Indicates the hood open
Indicates remaining remote control battery life
RPS on/off
Indicates someone using the RPS to page you from your vehicle
Interior temperature
Voltage display

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3.3. Button functions description

Pressing
Button Description Function
time
I 0,5 s Page 7 Arming/disarming
0,5 s Page 9 AUX 1 on/off
II 2x short
Page 8 Remote vibrating on/off
presses
0,5 s Page 9 AUX 2 on/off
III 2x short
Page 9 Backlight of remote is turned on for 10 Sec.
presses
Check car function
1st tap – vehicle temperature
0,5 s Page 9
2nd tap – voltage of vehicle battery
IV 3rd tap – voltage of remote battery
2x short
Page 10 Parking timer on/off
presses
III –– 2s Page 9 Trunk open
IV –– 2s Page 10 Buttons lock
IV ––––– 4s Page 1 Panic mode
( I + II ) 0,5 s Page 1 Siren beeps on/off when locking/unlocking the car

( I + II ) –– 2s X Programming menu 1. Only for professional installation

service!!!
( I + III ) 0,5 s Page 11 Valet mode on/off
( I + III ) –– 2s Page 12 Shock and additional sensor on/off
( I + IV ) 0,5 s Page 12 Lock/unlock the drive lock

( I + IV ) –– 2s X Programming menu 2. Only for professional installation

service!!!
( II + III ) 0,5 s Page 12 Passive arming on/off
Programming remote menu. The time, timer time, alarm clock,
( II + III ) –– 2s Page 18
RPS and vibrating mode settings.
( II + IV ) –– 2s Page 13 Automatic alarm on/off (AUTO mode)
( III + IV )–– 2s Page 8 AUX 1,2 on/off

Note:
–– represents long press for 2 seconds.
––––– represents long press for 4 seconds.
(+) represents pressing two buttons at the same time
( + ) –– represents pressing two buttons at the same time for more than 2 seconds.

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4. Control
Every command from the remote control accepted by alarm is confirmed by the remote. If not,
you are out of range. In the following text -
• Short press = 0,5 seconds.
• Long press = 2 sec ( or 4 sec)
By pressing any button, on the remote control display there will appear an antenna symbol ,
which means signal has been transmitted. If the signal has been accepted and processed,
there will appear a sign , which means confirming the performance of a command. In a
bottom left corner of display there is an indicator of remote battery life level. As the battery life
is running down, the range of remote control is shrinking at the same time.

4.1. Button I Arming/disarming

Arming/disarming, locking/unlocking, turning blocking of the

engine on/off, RPS, turning the siren off.

Arming (alarm is off, the car is unlocked)

• Press button I shortly.
• Remote will beep 1x and an icon will appear on display.
• Siren beeps 1x and lights will flash 1x .
• Alarm will be armed and the car will be locked.
• LED on RPS sensor will begin to flash.
• Shock sensor will be activated after 15 sec. While armed, the engine blocking system
against starting attempt is activated. At the same time, if this is on, RPS will be
activated as well.

Attention !
If your hazard lights are on and you will arm the car, it may cause false alarm.
Note:
If, when activating alarm, there are some doors opened, siren will beep 3x, lights will flash 3x, remote
beeps 3x and the door symbol on display will be flashing. Alarm will not turn on! If, when turning alarm
on, some doors are opened, alarm will not turn on, but if you have activated function of door line delay,
alarm will go on no matter if the doors are open or closed.
If the car is equipped with original electronic windows, which require only extension of a locking
impulse to be closed ( VW group), you can require activation of 15s locking impulse in service centre. If
you put a command for turning alarm off during the 15 s locking impulse, the 15 s locking impulse will
be cut of and alarm will go off.
When leaving your parking lights on after stepping out of the car, you will be made aware of it by
beeping of the remote.

Disarming (alarm is on, the car is locked)

• Press button I shortly.
• Siren will beep 2x and the lights will flash 2x.
• Remote will beep 2x and an icon will appear on display.
• Alarm will be on and the car will be unlocked. Start blocking
will be off as well as RPS.
You can turn acoustic signal off when arming/disarming, if you wish to (page 1)
Alarm memory:
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If in the arming mode the alarm has gone off because of:
nd
• Opened doors, hood, trunk, additional sensor, 2 - shock sensor zone

Then when turning the alarm off, the lights will flash 4x and siren with the remote will
beep 4x.
RPS memory:
If in the arming mode RPS sensor has been triggered, the „CALL“ symbol appears on display
at first and then a number of times the sensor was triggered.

Shock sensor memory:

If in the arming mode shock sensor has been activated, first the „Shock“ symbol appears on
display and after that a number of times it was triggered.

Auto rearming:
If you don’t open the door or turn the ignition on within 30 sec. after disarming, the alarm will
arm automatically.
Turning the siren off when alarm has been triggered:
If the alarm has been triggered and siren is hooting, press button I. The siren will stop, but the
alarm will still be armed. One more press of button I will disarm the alarm. The system will not
respond for the first few seconds after the alarm was triggered, this is because it is still trying
to send signal out to the remote during that time.

4.2. Button II - 2x Vibrating mode On/Off

By two short presses of button II the vibrating mode will be activated.

This will be indicated by an icon. Acoustic signal will not be active,
only vibrations, when buttons pressed on remote. By pressing the
button II 2 times again, vibrating mode will be deactivated and the
icon will disappear. Acoustic signal will be activated again.

4.3. Buttons (III + IV) -– AUX Mode Entry On/Off

By outputs AUX 1 and AUX 2 (when AUX2 is set as an additional output - see Programming
menu 2-10) you can operate any additional equipment in your car such as: opening/closing

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the windows, turning the light on/off, and other features. Ask for more info at your service
centre.

Turning AUX outputs on/off

It is necessary to enable this function before using AUX outputs.
Keep buttons III + IV pressed
• Icon will appear on display
• If within 60 sec. no outputs of AUX 1 or AUX 2 will be used, AUX outputs will be
automatically turned off and the icon will disappear.

4.3.1. Button II Turning AUX1 On

After entering AUX mode, AUX 1 output will be triggered, if button II

is pressed for 0.5 sec. While operating AUX 1, the remote control
will indicate that as A-01 is operating.

4.3.2. Button III Turning AUX2 On

After entering AUX mode, AUX 2 output will be triggered, if button IlI
is pressed for 0.5 sec. While operating AUX 2, the remote control
will indicate that as A-02 is operating.

4.4. Button III –- Trunk release

Trunk release (if the car is equipped with an electric lock).

• Keep button III pressed.
• Remote will beep 2x and an icon will appear on display.
• Trunk will be released and alarm will be disarmed (if armed).
If the vehicle has not a trunk actuator, it may be convenient to put the system into Valet mode.
If you are going to be using the opened trunk for an extended period of time. It is possible to
set the impulse length for trunk release (Programming menu 2-01). If the reservation mode is
set and there is a trunk actuator installed, when the trunk is opened the reservation mode is
cancelled.

4.5. Button III - 2x Remote backlight

By pressing button III shortly 2x in row, you will activate the remote
backlight for about 10 sec.

4.6. Button IV Car check function

By pressing button lV, you can check the car status. If you are within a range of the remote,
display will show the status of your vehicle (opened/closed door, locked/unlocked...) and
remote will beep to indicate one of the following situations:

Remote Siren
Armed Beep, Beep, Beep Chirp
Disarmed Beep, Beep Chirp, Chirp
If the door or the trunk is open, appropriate icon will be displayed. If Mute function is enabled,
then siren will not chirp.
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Car’s indoor temperature indication:

If you have connected the temperature sensor with your alarm, the remote will display the
actual temperature inside the vehicle (°C/°F). However, if you haven’t connected it, the
remote will display “FAIL”. The temperature sensor can be placed at any place of car interior.
Car battery voltage check:
If you press button lV one more time, the remote will display car battery voltage (for example
“12,6 V”)
The remote battery check:
If you press button lV once again, the remote will display remote battery voltage (for example
“1,4 V”)
AUX 1, 2 output display:
In case that you have activated the AUX 1,2 outputs, after pressing button lV the remote will
display only status of AUX 1 followed by AUX 2 (example: „1-on“ „2-of“ )
Changes of the menu:
The menu will change from “indoor temperature check” > ”battery voltage check” > ”the
remainder of a remote control battery check” in this order, if a IV button is pressed within 2
seconds in a row.

Button IV - 2x
4.7. Parking timer
You can use the parking timer to check the time of parking or driving your car.
ƒ Press button lV shortly twice in a row.
ƒ Remote will beep once.
ƒ Timer is on.
ƒ You will turn it off by pressing button lV twice again.

Parking timer on the remote:

™ After starting the parking timer, the display will alternate between the present time and
the parking time every second.
™ The parking time will also show the tenths of a minute “0-9 ( one tenth of 60 sec)”
™ For example: if the time on display will show 00:02 5 – that means 2 minutes and 30
seconds have passed
™ The maximum display time of the parking timer is 99 hours 59 minutes.

4.8. Button IV –– Button hold function

This function prevents accidental button presses while carrying your
remote.
• Keep button IV pressed for 2 seconds.
• Remote will beep once and will display „Hold“.
• You will turn this function off by pressing button IV again for 2
seconds.
You will also unlock the buttons by activating PANIC mode– keep
button lV pressed for 4 sec. When the buttons are blocked, the
remote displays letter „H“ in the bottom right corner.

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4.9. Button IV ––- PANIC mode

Panic mode activation:
ƒ Keep button IV pressed for 4 seconds.
ƒ The door will lock, lights will flash and the siren will be hooting
for 1 minute 30sec.
ƒ „PANIC“ symbol will be flashing on display for 30 seconds.
ƒ By a short press of button I you will turn PANIC mode off.

4.10. Buttons (I + II) Mute siren when armed/disarmed

Siren on/off when armed/disarmed.
• Press buttons I and II shortly.
• Siren will be off when arming/disarming.
• You will turn siren back on by pressing buttons I and II shortly.
If there is no icon on display of the remote control, acoustic signal
when arming/disarming is off. In this mode siren will not produce any
sound when arming/disarming.

4.11. Buttons (I + III) Valet mode

In this mode most of the alarm functions are disabled.
• Press buttons I and III shortly.
• Remote beeps 1x and an icon of the function will appear on
display.
• Remote will display an icon of the valet mode.
• You will turn valet mode off by pressing of buttons I and III shortly.

You can turn the valet mode on by turning ignition on/off 3 times within 3 sec., or by using 2 –
digit PIN code. (see page 15).

Attention!
When the system is in the Valet mode, the alarm is not active, even when the doors are locked. Any
starter or ignition kill systems, that have been installed, will be disabled as well.

Valet mode display:

™ Button I (0,5s) – lock/unlock
™ Buttons I+III (0,5s) – valet mode
™ Button IV (0,5s) – car status control (only armed/disarmed)
™ Button III (2x short press) – backup light for 10 seconds
™ Buttons II + III (2sec) – Programming remote menu
If any other functions are attempted, the remote will beep three times and “SLEEP” symbol
will scroll across the screen to indicate that the system is in Valet mode.
If you lend your vehicle to someone who is not familiar with this system, you may want to use
Valet mode to avoid any problems caused by accidental activation of various alarm features.

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4.12. Buttons (I + III) –- Turning additional sensors off

You can use this function if you do not wish the alarm to react to
shock sensor and other additional sensors during armed mode

• Keep buttons I and III pressed.

• Shock sensor will be off.
• Remote will display turning the sensors off by an icon .
• You will turn additional sensor back on by pressing buttons I and III again.
Turning the sensors off is useful when leaving a dog or a child in the car. Sensors are off but
alarm is still protecting the car (door, hood and trunk inputs are not switched off).

4.13. Buttons (I + IV) Drive lock

This option enables you to lock the doors after a start up of the vehicle
and pressing the foot brake. The doors will automatically unlock when
the engine is turned off.
• Press buttons I and IV shortly.
• Remote will beep 1x and an icon of the function will appear on display.
• You will turn the function off by pressing buttons I and IV shortly again.

The doors will not lock when some of the doors, a trunk or a hood is opened.

4.14. Buttons (II + III) Passive arming

The system will be automatically turned on 30 sec. after the ignition is

off and all the doors are closed. After 10 sec. and 20 sec. siren will
beep 1x and the lights will flash 1x, 30 sec. after that the car will be
locked and armed.
• Press buttons II and III shortly.
• Remote will beep 1x and an icon of the function will appear on display.
• You will turn the mode off by pressing the buttons II and III again.

Conditions for setting the passive arming:

• Alarm disarmed.
• Door closed.
• Ignition must be off.
Note
• If both Passive mode and Auto mode are active at the same time, Auto mode has
priority over Passive mode.
• If you get out of the car with the running engine (you set up the reservation mode), the
car will be lock after the last door are closed

Attention!
When PASSIVE mode is on, the doors will lock automatically (if you have central locking installed).
Therefore do not forget to always take your keys and remote control with you.
If you will be staying in the vehicle for an extended period of time without the engine running, you
should turn Passive Arming off. In case of accidental locking the remote inside the vehicle, use RPS to
deactivate the alarm and open the car.

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4.15. Buttons (II + IV) –– AUTO mode

Keep buttons ll and lV pressed for 2 sec., this will turn on Auto
mode. Using Auto mode, the vehicle will unlock/disarm when the
remote is getting closer, and lock/arm when the remote is far away
(with doors closed).

Keeping buttons II + IV pressed for 2 sec. you can set AUTO mode as followed:
AUTO Mode 1 Short distance (10m) Icon is on

AUTO Mode 2 Longer distance (15m) Icon flashes at 1.5 second

intervals.

AUTO Mode 3* Long distance (15m) Icon flashes at 0.5 second

intervals.
OFF - Icon is off
*Auto mode 3 suspends AUTO mode when the remote senses consecutively
arming/disarming signals.
The suspension above is cancelled by pressing button I once.
Auto arming:
Remote will play : dodoreremimifafamimireredodo
Auto disarming:
Remote will play : beep-beeep beep-beeep beep-beeep beep-beeep

Attention!
Due to varying vehicles and environments, there may be a small area of distance within which the
system thinks the remote is far enough away to lock, and, close enough to unlock. If your remote is
within this area, the system will repeatedly arm and disarm. To avoid this situation, try placing your
remote farther away from the vehicle. Auto mode will drain your remote battery much faster. The weather
and temperature differences will affect the operational distance of Auto mode.

4.16. RPS (Remote Paging System)

Using MAGICAR M871A it is possible to call the owner of the car to
the vehicle, if the car is armed and the RPS mode is on.
If you knock quickly two times in row on the window, where the RPS
is fixed, hard enough for LED light to remain lit red for a few
seconds, the owner’s remote will start beeping and vibrating (if within the range) and will
display icon as shown. The owner will be thus made known that someone is there next to his
car and is calling him. By knocking on RPS the alarm will not go off. Remote will be beeping
at 6 seconds intervals, until you press any button. You can adjust sensitivity of RPS at 3
levels on the reverse-side of RPS.

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5. Alarm activation

5.1. Shock sensor trigger

If the alarm is armed and the shock sensor is triggered by a strong
impact, the alarm will go off, the siren will be hooting for 20 sec.,
remote starts beeping and will display the icon for about 9 sec.,
but it will continue flashing until you press any button. Press the
button I to turn the siren and lights off.
With a weak impact there will be activated only first level of alarm.
Siren will beep 4x and the remote will warn you by acoustic sound and by displaying the icon.

5.2. Additional sensor trigger

In case of additional sensor disturbance, an appropriate icon will flash (30 sec.). When the
alarm is over, the remote will beep at 2 second intervals with indication of „U“ letter next to the
time.

5.3. Theft function (door, hood or trunk trigger)

If there are opened door, hood or trunk in a car, 30 seconds alarm will go off and the remote
will be beeping and displaying the flashing icon of the door (trunk, hood).
Remote control will be beeping for 30 sec. and after that at 2 second intervals, until you press
any button.

5.4. Engine start blocking

When armed, the engine start is blocked. If there is an impact to the car, it will not be possible
to start the engine without disarming.

5.5. Lights on indication

If you leave the lights on after getting out of the car, after arming you will be warned of this by
a 6-second beep and by a flashing icon of lights and battery on your remote.

5.6. In range display

If the remote and vehicle are within the operational range of each
other, the signal strength will be displayed beside the antenna icon
on the display.

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5.7. Battery saving function

When the battery is almost empty and ready to be replaced, the battery icon will flash and
Battery Save Mode will be in operation.

Battery saving mode operation:

The remote will only receive the confirmation signals for button I
operations. The other buttons will still be in function, but they will not
receive confirmation signals back from the vehicle.

5.8. Door open indicating function (optional)

When disarmed, the hazard lights will flash to indicate that the door is opened. (See
programming menu 1-06).

5.9. Open trunk indicating function (optional)

When disarmed, the hazard lights will flash to indicate that the trunk is open. (See
programming menu 1-08).
5.10. Time information backup
This saves time information (start-up reservation time and alarm time) in case the power has
not been supplied to remote (at a time of replacing batteries). If the power is supplied again,
users do not have to re-adjust the time information.

6. Valet mode (without remote)

You can set the alarm system into valet mode even without the remote control (in case of a
lost or damaged remote). You can enter valet mode without using a PIN code or with PIN
code (see programming menu 1-10). By using PIN you will decrease the risk of unauthorized
valet mode access.

6.1. Entering valet mode without PIN code.

ƒ Open the door with a key.
ƒ Alarm will be triggered. Wait for 30 seconds until siren is mute.
Within 3 seconds repeat 3 of the following steps:
1. Turn the key to the “Ignition On” position. When the ignition
is on, the lights on the dashboard will be turned on. In most
vehicles this position is two “clicks” forward from the “Off”
position.
2. Turn the ignition off. The lights on the dashboard should be
turned off.
3. Steps 1 and 2 must be repeated for a total of three times within three seconds.
Once this has been done, the alarm will turn off and valet mode will be active.

6.2. Entering valet mode with PIN code.

Steps for setting up a PIN code are described on page 16. Default factory code is 11.
1. Alarm is armed.
2. By opening the door alarm will be triggered. Siren will go off.
3. Within 3 sec turn the ignition on/off three times.
4. Lights will flash once.
5. Push the button on RPS as many times, as your first number is. Intervals in-between
the pushes must not be longer than 1.5 sec.
6. Lights will flash once.
7. Push the button on RPS as many times, as your second number is.
8. Lights will flash twice and siren will be turned off.
Valet
alet mode is activated.
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6.3. Valet mode deactivation.

You can deactivate valet mode only by using the remote control:
ƒ Push buttons I and III shortly at the same time.
ƒ Siren will beep once and lights will flash twice.

7. Programming
7.1. Remote control programming.
System memory is designed for 3 remote controls. We recommend programming the
remote controls at professional installation service stations.

1. Alarm is disarmed.
2. Within 3 sec turn the ignition on/off three times. The lights will flash once. Now you are in
valet/programming mode.
3. Within 6 seconds press button l on your remote control shortly. Lights will flash once to
confirm programming.
4. The same way as in step 2, set the remaining remote controls. Lights will flash once to
confirm each remote. System will automatically exit the programming mode after the third
remote is set up or after 6 sec. time, which will be signaled by two flashes of the lights.

Note !!!
When programming new remote controls, old ones will be automatically erased. If you have
only one remote, it is not necessary to program it 3 times.

In case of losing or damaging your remote control...

If the alarm is armed and you have lost or damaged your remote, you can still open and
disarm the car by entering a four-digit code via RPS.

7.2. Setup of PIN code

PIN code is set as a factory default code (11). PIN code must be inserted to enter Valet mode
after turning key on/off 3 times, if you already selected “PIN code” from optional table.
Procedures of changing PIN code from the factory default code 11 to owner’s own code
1. System is disarmed.
2. Maintain the conditions of trunk opened and door opened.
3. Turn the ignition key on/off 3 times. Lights will flash once. Siren will make a long beep.
4. Push the button on RPS as many times, as your first number (1-9) is. Intervals in-
between the pushes must not be longer than 1.5 sec.
5. Siren beeps once. Lights will flash once.
6. Push the button on RPS as many times, as your second number (1-9) is.
7. Siren beeps twice. Lights will flash twice.
8. Press button IV on remote for authentication. Siren beeps 3 times and lights will flash
three times.
Set-up completed.

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7.3. Setup of security code

Conditions for primary setup of security code!
Function in Programming menu 1-04 must be set.

Disarmed ignition on / Doors opened

engine off

Programming of security code (1111-9999):

1. Ignition on.
2. Open the door.
3. Push the button on RPS sensor 10 times. At every single push, LED will flash red.
Intervals in-between the pushes must not be longer than 1.5 sec.
4. LED will start flashing fast blue. If this is not happening, go back to step 1.
5. Push the button on RPS as many times as your first number between 1-9 is. After each
push, red LED will flash.
6. After entering the digit, wait until led will confirm the digit by a corresponding number of
blue LED flashes.
7. Blue LED will begin flashing fast. Push the button on RPS as many times as your
second number between 1-9 is. After each push, red LED will flash once.
8. After entering the digit, wait until led will confirm the digit by a corresponding number of
blue LED flashes.
9. Repeat steps 7, 8 for entering the third and fourth number of your code.
10. After entering the fourth number, lights will flash to confirm acceptation of the
programmed code.

7.4. Disarming (using security code):

1. Knock on RPS 10 times.
2. At each knock LED will flash red once. Intervals between each knocks must not be
longer than 1.5 sec.
3. LED will start flashing blue fast.
4. Enter your 4-digit code by knocking correspondent
number between 1-9. After each knock LED will flash
red once. Intervals between each knocks must not be
longer than 1,5 sec. After entering each digit, wait
until LED confirms the number by a corresponding number of blue LED flashes. If LED
confirms the correct knock number and starts flashing quickly again, continue by
entering remaining three digits. If there is a wrong number entered, the remote control
will start beeping and vibrating (4x). Then go back to step 1.
5. After entering the correct code the doors will unlock, the car alarm will disarm which will
be displayed on remote, too.
Note
If you enter the wrong password more than 5 times within 30 min, this function will not be
available for 24 hours or until the car is unlocked by the remote control.

Attention!

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There is no code programmed in the alarm by a manufacturer. We recommend you set your own code
immediately after taking your car from the garage!

7.5. Buttons (II + III) –- Remote options set-up

Using the remote control you can set-up basic user’s functions.
ƒ Keep buttons II and III pressed at the same time.

Button control procedures:

Function Button
I. II. III. IV.
Present time set-up Hours Minutes
Alarm clock set-up Hours Minutes

Back to the previous

Change

To the next menu

Alarm clock on/off Basic set-up :cancellation

menu
Change
RPS Set-up/cancellation
Basic set-up :cancellation
Vibrating mode set-up Change
/cancellation Basic set-up :cancellation
Change of the temperature
Change –Basic set-up : °F Change °F or °C
unit

• You will finish programming by pressing buttons ll and lll for more than 2 seconds.
• Programming will end automatically if you do not carry out any changes in 15 seconds.
Remote programming menu::
Function Button Description
Hours – button I
Present time set-up Minutes – button II The icon flashes. At this moment the button l will
control the hour, and the button ll will control the minute.

Hours – button I The , icon and flashes.

Alarm clock set-up At this moment the button l will control the hour, and the button ll
Minutes – button II
will control the minute.

Alarm clock on/off On/off button I The icon flashes. Alarm On/off by pressing button I.
Display - - alarm is on Display - - alarm is off.
The icon flashes. RPS On/off by pressing button I.
RPS on/off On/off button I Display - - RPS is on Display - - RPS is off.
RPS: will be activated only if armed and you knock twice on the
sensor.
The icon flashes. Vibration mode on/off by pressing button l.
Vibration mode on/off On/off – button I Display - - vibration mode is on, remote will only vibrate,
there will be no acoustic sound when button is pressed.
Display - - vibration mode is off, remote will beep when
buttons is pressed.

Temperature set-up Change – button I The icon flashes. Change the units by pressing button l.

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8. Setting the shock sensor sensitivity and siren.

8.1. Setting the shock sensor sensitivity.
The shock sensor consists of two zones which can be adjusted
according to your needs. Shock Sensor sensitivity can vary from
vehicle to vehicle for many reasons, including where and how it is
mounted, and the size of the vehicle. Some after-installation
adjustments may be necessary to fine tune the sensor. Let
professional installation service do this for you.
2nd zone 1st zone

8.2. Setting the siren sound.

In order to increase the volume of the siren, cut the loop of black wire at the base of the siren.
Let professional installation service do this for you.

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