System Programming - Mopar 82208859 Notice D'installation

System Programming

Notes:
1. Reconnect the negative battery terminal prior to proramming.
2. Up to a total of 8 transmitters can be programmed into memory.
3. Transmitters shipped with complete kits are pre-programmed to the
DNA and do not need to be programmed at this time.
1. Transmitter Programming.
A. Make sure battery is connected.
B. Close hood.
C. Turn the ignition to the "on" position.
D. Press and hold the programming button. After 10 seconds the horn will
chirp and the lights will flash 3 times indicating the system is now in
transmitter learn mode.
E. Release the programming button.
F. Press button on transmitter to be programmed. The horn will chirp and the
lights will flash 1 time indicating that the transmitter has been learned.
G. Repeat step F for additional transmitters.
2. Option Programming.
The remote start system has several installer programmable options which
can be changed to accomodate different circumstances. In most cases, there
will be no need to change any default settings. There will be cases (such as
diesel vehicles), where the delay before crank option must be set.
Note:
This system has 2 option banks. Bank 1 has 7 options, and Bank 2 has 2
options. Refer to the Option Bank Chart on page 15 for details.
A. Follow the steps above to enter Transmitter Learn Mode.
B. Press and release the programming button. The horn will chirp and the
lights will flash 4 times indicating the system has entered Option Bank 1.
C. Press and release the brake pedal. The horn will chirp and the lights will
flash 1 time indicating the system is at option 1. Additional press and
releases of the brake pedal will advance to the next option. The horn will
chirp and the lights will flash according to which option is selected (i.e.
Two chirps and flashes indicates option 2).
D. Pressing the transmitter button changes the setting of the option. The
status LED (located in the main harness approximately 4" from the
module) indicates the setting of the option. LED "on" indicates the option
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is on, LED "off" indicates the option is off.