Directed Electronics 2000 MAX Gebruikershandleiding - Pagina 9
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[ Protection Features ]
Mercury tilt switch : This detector is for motorcycles only. It is used to
trigger the alarm if the motorcycle is raised off the side stand.
Electronic tilt motion sensor: This sensor is used with ATV 's and
snowmobiles sytems, but is sold as an option with motorcycles systems.
When arming the system, the detector reads the position of the vehicle and
won't allow a motion of more than three degrees. Even if it is pushed for-
wards or backwards, it will trigger the alarm.
Note: When arming the system, the detector requires 30 seconds to auto-calibrate. To testing should be
performed during that period of time.
Doubleguard pre adjust shock sensor: This detector is integrated to the
control module, and is used for motorcycles systems. The ATV's and
snowmobiles systems uses electronics digital Tilt/Motion sensor instead of the
Double Guard shock sensor. Doubleguard means two stages of protection, a
light impact will cause five warning chirps and a stronger impact will trigger
the alarm.
Starter Kill: When arming the security system, it becomes impossible to
start the recreationnal vehicle. At the same time, the ignition is protected.
The system will detect any power in the ignition circuit and it will trigger the
alarm.
Back-up battery siren: This siren has a built-in rechargeable battery. Dis-
connecting the power or ground will trigger the siren until the internal battery
is discharged or the power is re-connected.
A push-button Valet
switch: This button should be hidden and it's known
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only by the owner . It has two functions. The first one allows you to disarm
the system without the transmitter should it be lost or damaged.The second
one is to change the system features or get into transmitter Learn Routine
mode.
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