User manual CLIFFORD FALCON 2

[. . . ] World-Class Auto Security TM Falcon Owner's Manual Table of Contents Standard Features of the Falcon II . 3 Your Premier 4-button/12-channel remote controls . 6 Optional 4-button/12-channel ACG remotes . 8 AutoArming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] While you transmit, the LED indicator will flash once every second: this indicates level 1. To transmit either channel 5, 6, 7 or 8: Press the LevelShift button once. This shifts buttons 1­4 to level 2 (channels 5­8). AutoArming If this feature is enabled and you forget to remotely arm, the system will automatically arm itself 30 seconds after the vehicle doors are closed. For your convenience, if you re-open any door(s) within the 30-second countdown, AutoArming will restart from the beginning once all doors are closed. Falcon II has these additional AutoArming features: AutoArming enable/disable: If you prefer, you may deactivate or reactivate the AutoArming feature. See User-selectable features on pages 13-14. AutoArm & Lock: To ensure you can't accidentally lock your keys inside the car, the system is factory-set not to lock the doors upon AutoArming. To change this setting, see User-selectable features on pages 13-14. Visual acknowledgment: Five seconds after you exit the vehicle and close all the doors, the indicator lights will flash twice to confirm that the AutoArming countdown is progressing. Then, 25 seconds later, the system will AutoArm itself. Instant AutoArming bypass: Prevents AutoArming when fueling the vehicle and other times when you wish to temporarily bypass the AutoArming feature. To activate Instant AutoArming Bypass, rapidly turn the ignition switch to "ON" then "OFF" twice. You will hear a single siren chirp to confirm that the system will not AutoArm. Your Falcon II will revert to its normal operating mode when you next start the engine. 8 Valet mode Whenever the system is put in valet mode, all of the system's security features are switched off. At various times, you will need to turn the system off. For instance, when having your car serviced, washed or parked by a valet. NOTE: If you temporarily lose the use of your remote controls, you can disarm the system by enabling valet mode. To enable valet mode 1. Turn the ignition switch to its "ON" position or start the engine. The system's LED will glow continually for on-going visual confirmation of valet mode. To exit valet mode 1. Turn the ignition switch to its "ON" position or start the engine. The system's LED will turn off to confirm that the system is in its normal operating mode. Remote controlled valet mode entry and exit You can even enable or exit valet mode via your remote control. All you need to do is transmit channel 5 (red side-switch down, then press button I or, on the optional ACG remote control, one press of the side LevelShift button, then press button 1). In addition to the previously noted indications, two indicator light flashes will confirm that you have remotely enabled valet mode, while a single flash confirms exiting of valet mode. Keyless entry in valet mode Even if valet mode is enabled, you can still remotely control the convenience features. For instance, simply press button I as if you were disarming and the doors will unlock (confirmed by one indicator light flash) and the interior lights will turn on. [. . . ] So if a thief disconnects the power and then restores it in an attempt to start the car, the system will re-arm and instantly sound the siren while immobilising the vehicle. If your vehicle is to be serviced by a mechanic, just put the system in valet mode via the remote control (see Remote controlled valet mode entry and exit on page 10). If the mechanic needs to interrupt power, your system will automatically return to its valet mode state when power is restored; there will be no alarm activation and no need to provide your mechanic with your remote control and instructions on how to use it. 12 User-selectable features Your Falcon II vehicle security system allows you to set many of its features to your own personal preferences. We have made the programming procedures very simple: to make a change, you just flick the valet switch a few times. [. . . ]