User manual AVITAL 4001

[. . . ] Always exercise caution and common sense when operating your AviStart system. !This product is intended for vehicles with fuel-injection and automatic transmissions only. NEVER attempt to remote start a vehicle with a manual (stick shift) transmission. Serious injury may occur with improper use. ! [. . . ] After 30 seconds, the LED will flash slowly and the starter will be disabled. Press the remote Dbutton for 1-2 seconds. Interior Light Illumination Capability When you remote unlock the doors, the AviStart turns on the interior lights for 30 seconds or until the ignition key is turned on (may require an optional relay). Remote-Controlled Trunk Release Capability If you had the optional Trunk Release installed, simply press the remote control d button for 1-2 seconds to activate your vehicle electronic trunk release. The trunk will "pop" open (may require an optional relay). 5 AviStart 4001 Owner's Manual 1099 Remote Engine Start - Safety and Counter-Theft read cover of this manual attempting to operate remote start. I CAUTION: Be sure tobefore the "WARNING" bulletin on the inside Automatic Safety and Counter-Theft Features Before remote starting your engine, the AviStart system will automatically perform a safety check to ensure the following conditions have been met: · Brake pedal is not depressed. · Engine and ignition are turned off. After remote starting your engine, the AviStart system will shut off the engine immediately if the ignition is OFF and any of the following occurs: · The hood is opened. · The remote control s button is pressed. · The 20 or 30 minute programmable run time expired. Visual Fault Indication The AviStart has a built-in fault detection system that automatically scans all of the safety zones, prevents the system from remote starting and provides a visual indication if a fault is detected. The parking lights will flash 1 time if the hood is opened or if the brake pedal is depressed and will not allow the engine to start. If this occurs, bring your vehicle to your authorized Avital dealer for service. Remote Engine Start - Operation Your AviStart system will start your vehicle engine with a touch of a button on your AviGloTM remote control. To cool or warm the interior of your vehicle before you enter, set the climate control to your preference (heater, defrost or air conditioning) before remote starting . Set the fan to a medium speed (not maximum). Ensure the vehicle is in "Park" and the key is not in the ignition. 6 AviStart 4001 Owner's Manual 1099 To Remote Start the Engine: 1. Press the remote control s button for 1-2 seconds, 10-15 minutes before you enter the vehicle (this will allow the climate control time to heat or cool the vehicle. ) The parking lights will flash 2 times, the engine will start and the parking lights will remain on as a visual indication that the engine is running. AviStart will automatically lock the doors when the engine is remote started. If you have a diesel engine, the AviStart will be programmed to start 15 seconds after the parking lights flash 2 times or immediately after the vehicle glow plug light has turned off. This will allow time for the glow plugs to heat up. If the engine does not remote start, the AviStart system will attempt to start the engine two additional times. If the vehicle is left unattended, the engine will run for 20 minutes and then shut off automatically. You can also program the system to run the engine for 30 minutes. (See the "Programming Table for System Features" on page 11. ) To Operate the Vehicle While Remote Started: 1. [. . . ] Wait 3 seconds, the piezo beeper will beep once for OFF, twice for ON. Wait 3 seconds, the piezo beeper will beep once for 30 minutes, twice for 20 minutes. The piezo beeper will beep once for OFF, twice for 5°F (-15 °C). OFF 8 ON 9 20 Minutes 12 OFF 14 -- 15 Wait 3 seconds. The piezo beeper will beep once for -7°F (-20 °C), twice for -22°F (-30°C). 11 AviStart 4001 Owner's Manual 1099 Programming Table for Remote Controls Feature Remote Door Lock/Panic Factory Setting C Button No. [. . . ]