User manual CLIFFORD IMMOBILIZER

[. . . ] Even if a thief tries to crack the code by electronically stepping through all the possible digital codes, it would take millions of years of constant work to crack the code!That's security you can count on. Convenient Size, Shape and Usage -- For convenient and easy insertion even in total darkness. Any way you insert the key, it will fit. [. . . ] It may be hard to believe, but it's true. Automatic (passive) Arming--AutoImmobilizer will never forget to arm itself. Thirty seconds after you turn off the ignition and remove the ComputerKey, the system will automatically arm. Super-Secure Valet Mode -- When you hand over your car for attended parking or service, you can put your AutoImmobilizer in a valet mode that permits the other person to drive your vehicle without relinquishing your ComputerKey. High-Luminescence LED Status Indicator -- Bright red LED indicates system status and provides visual deterrence. AutoImmobilizer owner's manual To Drive Your Vehicle When you first enter your vehicle, you will note that the LED is flashing to indicate your vehicle's ignition, starter and, on the 3-Point model, fuel pump are electronically immobilized. When you are ready to start the engine: 1. Simply insert your ComputerKey into the receptacle next to the LED. The system will instantly read and compare the ComputerKey's digital code to those it holds in its non-volatile memory. The verification takes a fraction of a second, and the LED will turn off to confirm that the system has disengaged its immobilization points. You may now start the engine and drive. NOTE: For convenience, you may keep your ComputerKey on your keychain. For enhanced security, consider carrying it in your pocket separately. That way, if a thief steals your car keys, he still won't be able to steal your car. Arming Your AutoImmobilizer AutoImmobilizer will automatically disable the starter motor, ignition and, on the 3-Point model, fuel pump 30 seconds after you park your car and turn off the ignition. Vehicle immobilization is indicated by the flashing LED. Valet Mode Whenever the system is put in valet mode, the AutoImmobilizer is switched off. At various times, you will need to switch the system off. For instance, when having your car serviced, washed or parked by a valet. Remember: When your car will be driven by someone else (such as a mechanic) don't give him your ComputerKey, just place the AutoImmobilizer in valet mode, and the AutoImmobilizer will be bypassed. To enable valet mode 1. Insert your ComputerKey, wait for a blink of the LED, then remove it. Repeat this step two additional times (for a total of 3 times). On the third insertion, the system's LED will light and remain lit, indicating that the system is in valet mode and will not automatically immobilize your vehicle. [. . . ] Continue to hold in the button, then remove your ComputerKey. You now have 30 seconds to insert and remove the new ComputerKey(s). You'll notice that when you do, the LED will blink off for an instant to confirm that the digital code of the new ComputerKey as been memorized in the system's non-volatile memory. [. . . ]