User manual LASERLINE 862TL

[. . . ] Motorcycle Alarm Systems 862 cod. : ISUT862T FILENAME: ISUT862T. P65 862TH - 862TL INSURANCE APPROVED MOTORCYCLE ALARM/IMMOBILISER USER GUIDE GB These Laserline systems are manufactured from the highest quality components to ensure a long trouble free operating life and comply with the British insurance industry's criteria for motorcycle security for Category MC1 product. PRODUCT COMPLIANCE Laserline 862TH/862TL - Combined Alarm/Immobiliser MC1 - MIRRC Test No. TMC1 177/1002 These instructions are intended to familiarise you with their simple operation. Note: There are 2 versions of the 862T, the only difference between the units are the internal inclination sensors. [. . . ] This distance can change because of the external conditions (remote or motorcycle battery condition, atmospherics, radio transmissions etc). · REMOTE CONTROL FAILURE In the event of remote control failure, the alarm may be disarmed using the "EMERGENCY PIN CODE". HOW TO KNOW YOUR EMERGENCY PIN CODE At the end of self-learning procedure, the LED will indicate the emergency pin code with a flashing/ beeping (acoustic tone) sequence. To translate the pin code use the following example: For the numbers 5 !6 0 5 4 12 n° of corresponding flashes n° 5 consecutive LED flashes n° 6 consecutive LED flashes n° 10 consecutive LED flashes n° 5 consecutive LED flashes n° 4 consecutive LED flashes !Pause On the example, the Pin Code to note at the end of these instructions would be 5 6 0 5 4. It is imperative to note on a piece of paper this Emergency Pin Code, if it is different from the original pin code displayed in the rear of these instructions. Note: if you intend to leave these instructions on the motorcycle, the pin code in the back of these instructions should be removed for safe keeping. This emergency code is derived from the last remote control/garage sensor memorised when you selflearn a new remote control. If you want to change the pin code from the original code, you may have to follow the self-learning procedure more than once alternating the first remote control until a new pin code is given. HOW TO DISARM THE ALARM USING THE EMERGENCY PIN CODE If the remote control does not work correctly, then the following emergency procedure may be used to disarm the security system temporarily: 1) With the alarm armed or passively immobilised, cause an alarm condition by turning the ignition key to the ON position until the alarm starts to sound. The alarm is now ready to accept the Emergency Pin Code, displayed at the end of these instructions. 5) For each digit of the pin code, the LED/Alarm will flash/beep 10 times. You must switch ON the ignition key for 1 second at the same time of the corresponding flash/beep. Turn OFF the ignition key and start to count the next digit value and repeat until all 5 pin code digits have been inputted. 6) If the emergency pin code is correct, the alarm will disarm signalled by one flash of the indicator lights and one acoustic tone. If not, the alarm will remain armed and steps 1-5 will have to be repeated again. Once the alarm is disarmed, turn the ignition key ON within 30 seconds to enable starting of the engine. If the ignition is not switched ON the alarm system automatically enters the "SELFLEARNING OF REMOTE CONTROL CODES" function at step 5. This allows you to program new remote controls if all remotes are lost and to clear the "secret code" if you have forgotten your sequence. 13 EXAMPLE: the code to be inserted is 5 6 0 5 4. After the fifth flash has been completed and the LED has turned OFF, immediately turn ON the ignition key for 1 second. Turn the ignition OFF and after a pause, the LED will flash for the next digit of the Pin Code; Second digit 6 - Wait 6 flashes for the second digit. After the sixth flash has been completed and the LED has turned OFF, immediately turn ON the ignition key for 1 second. Turn the ignition OFF and after a pause, the LED will flash for the next digit of the Pin Code; Third digits 0 - For the 0 digit, the flashes to be completed on the LED are 10. [. . . ] Loss or damage due to accident, fire, lightening, explosion, flood or water, war or civil disturbances. Damage caused by external electrical source or from abnormal variation or failure of power supply. Failure caused by installation of accessories not approved by the product manufacturer. Replacement of defective parts within the guarantee period does not include consumable parts or include labour. [. . . ]