User manual AUDIOVOX JKRS3 Owners Manual

[. . . ] As a keyless entry unit, for your convenience, the parking lights will flash once when the doors are locked and twice when the door are unlocked. REMOTE CAR FINDER The Lock or Unlock buttons are also used to access the car finder mode. This feature is particularly useful in a crowded parking lot where finding your car may be difficult. [. . . ] Your system is also packaged with a two way confirming transmitter shown Right which has Icon LED's to indicate the function and status of your vehicle. The top LED indicates: a) Transmit, whenever a transmitter button is operated this LED will turn on Green. b) Out of range, when after pressing a transmitter button, if the unit does not receive the command, this LED will turn on Red and the transmitter will beep twice indicating the command was not received or acted upon by the unit in the vehicle. c) Low Battery, if when pressing any transmitter button, this LED illuminates Red. The Lock LED Indicates: 128-7051 2 of 4 When the lock button on the transmitter is pressed and the command is received and acted upon by the unit in the vehicle, this LED will light Red and the transmitter will beep once, then will continue flash once every 10 seconds so you, at a glance, can determine the status of your vehicle or determine the state it was last left in. The Unlock LED Indicates: When the unlock button on the transmitter is pressed and the command is received and acted upon by the unit in the vehicle, this LED will light Red and the transmitter will beep twice, then will continue flash once every 10 seconds so you, at a glance, can determine the status of your vehicle or determine the state it was last left in. The Key LED Indicates: When the key transmitter button is operated two times in succession and the start command is received and acted upon by the unit in the vehicle, this LED will light Red and the transmitter will play the remote start melody indicating that the vehicle is running and will continue to run for the preset period as determined at time of installation. If you wish to prematurely shut down the remote start while the vehicle is still running, simply press the key transmitter button two times in succession. The Not Key LED Indicates: Whenever the remote start turns off, either by intentional activation on the part of the operator, or by timing out after the preset run timer, this Not Key LED will light Red briefly and the transmitter will play the shut down melody. NOTE: If the vehicle is under the control of the Remote Start and the vehicle is running, when either Lock or Unlock button is pressed, the Lock or Unlock LED, and the Start LED will turn on momentarily. Two Way Transmitter Operation: The two way transmitter shown earlier in this manual operates similar to any transmitter with the exception that it will also indicate that the vehicle acted upon the command issued. Locking: Press and release the Lock Icon Button on the transmitter and the unit, providing it is within range of the vehicle, will lock the vehicle doors and report back that the command was acted upon by briefly turning on the Lock LED and beeping once. This lock LED will flash 1 time every 10 seconds until the Unlock command is issued. Press and hold for lock button for three seconds causes the unit to go into the car finder mode. Unlocking: Press and release the Unlock Icon Button on the transmitter and the unit, providing it is within range of the vehicle, will unlock the vehicle doors and report back that the command was acted upon by briefly turning on the Unlock LED and beeping twice. This unlock LED will flash 1 time every 10 seconds until the lock command is issued. [. . . ] Check Vehicle Status: Press the lock+key+option buttons simultaneously for 1 second. The vehicle's alarm will display the systems current status briefly by flashing the LED associated with the state the vehicle was left in. This feature is useful if you do not want to wait the 10 seconds for a LED to display the status or if you just want to check the status without operating the Lock or Unlock buttons. [. . . ]