Suzuki Alarm System 2001 Ignis User manual

Brand: Suzuki

Model: Alarm System 2001 Ignis

Type: User manual

SUZUKI IGNIS

REMOTE CENTRAL LOCKING/

ENGINE IMMOBILISATION

AND ALARM UPGRADE

OPERATOR MANUAL

INDEX Page 1

1.0 Introduction Page 2

2.0 Contents Page 2

3.0 Operating Instructions: Immobiliser & Alarm Page 3&4

4.0 Diagnostic Table Page 5

5.0 Selectable Features Page 6

6.0 Transmitters Pages 7

7.0 Transmitter Programming Page 8

8.0 Battery Backup Siren (optional with Alarm Upgrade) Page 9

9.0 Care for Siren and Closing Remarks Page 10

INTRODUCTION Page 2

1.0 INTRODUCTION

This owner’s manual will enable you to

fully understand all of your systems

functions and features. You will find that

operating the system is as simple as

pressing a button on your transmitter.

Please Note: This manual provides

instructions for operating the remote

central locking, alarm and engine

immobilisation. Keyless Entry function is

only available on models fitted with

power door locks as original equipment,

ie: 5 door models only. Immobilisation

detail applies to all models. Alarm

upgrade kits are available at extra cost.

The system is controlled by a

microprocessor, which constantly

monitors the doors, bonnet, tailgate and

ignition.

An audible alarm and visual warning is

given (if programmed ON) when a door

is opened or ignition is turned on, once

the vehicle is locked using the

transmitter.

Should a problem be detected when the

doors are locked using the remote

transmitter (such as a door remaining

open or ajar), the system will inform you

by flashing the indicators five times and

the alarm will inform you via a series of

audible error chirps.

These features are fully described in the

operating instructions: Section 3.0

Alarm Base where the horn will sound

or in the case when an alarm upgrade

is fitted the siren will emit a series of

chirps.

Should you have any questions or are

still unsure of some features, please

see your SUZUKI dealer, who will be

happy to assist.

2.0 CONTENTS

With this car alarm system you will

receive:

Two code hopping two channel

transmitters.

In addition, the following items will be

installed in your vehicle:

Microprocessor control module

Ignition Immobilisation sensor.

Dedicated wiring loom especially

designed for your vehicle.

Dedicated mounting brackets.

Dash mounted LED.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ALARM BASE Page 3

3.0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Remote Locking / Arming Alarm

Press the black button on the transmitter

and the following will happen:

• Vehicles fitted with factory central

door locking. All doors will lock,

including the tailgate.

• The horn will emit one chirp (if

chirps are selected “ON). The

vehicle’s indicators will flash once

and the dash mounted L.E.D. will

light up.

• The LED will flash once every two

seconds after five seconds.

• The engine is immobilised.

Note: Should the indicators flash and

the horn emit five chirps after Locking,

check that all doors (including tailgate)

are properly closed.

2. Remote Unlocking / Disarming

Alarm

Press the black button on the transmitter

and the following will happen:

• Vehicles fitted with factory central

door locking. All doors will unlock,

including the tailgate.

• The horn will emit three chirps (if

chirps are selected “ON”) and the

vehicles indicators will flash three

times.

• The dash mounted L.E.D. will turn

“OFF”.

• The engine is de-immobilised.

Note: The doors will automatically

relock 35 seconds after the doors were

unlocked if no doors or tailgate were

opened.

3. LED FUNCTIONS

The LED has several functions which

are explained as follows:

• Engine is immobilised, this is

indicated by two flashes every 2

seconds.

• Engine is immobilised and the

system was armed with the

transmitter, this is indicated by

one flash every 2 seconds.

• Alarm triggered reporting, if alarm

programmed ON, this is indicated

by a continuous flash from the

LED after disarming the system

using the transmitter (Refer to

Diagnostic Tables section 4)

• Low battery in transmitter, this is

indicated by the LED flashing

twenty times when the ignition is

turned ON after disarming.

NOTE: If this warning is received

regularly the battery in the

transmitter must be replaced as

soon as possible. If the battery is

allowed to run too low, this will

cause the transponder function to

fail, causing the engine to remain

immobilised.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 4

4.0 Auto Arming

To ensure maximum protection against

theft of the vehicle, the system has been

designed to automatically immobilise the

engine 35 seconds after turning the

ignition switch from the “ON” position to

the “ACC” or “OFF” position.

Once the system has auto armed the

L.E.D. will flash twice every two seconds,

with the key removed from the ignition

switch.

5.0 Disarming Auto-Arming

(IMMOBILISER)

There are several options available to

disarm the auto arm so that the engine

can be started.

• Momentarily press the black

button on the transmitter until

three indicator flashers are

received.

• Within 35 seconds of receiving

the three indicator flashers, turn

the ignition ON. The vehicle can

now be started.

• Insert the key into the ignition

switch, this will activate the

transponder, enabling the system

to automatically detect the

transmitter on the key ring. (See

also Transmitter section 6)

NOTE: If the immobiliser fails to

receive a coded signal from the

transmitter four seconds from

inserting the key into the ignition

switch, the indicators will flash five

times and the horn will chirp five

times. If this happens press the

black button on the transmitter.

• Perform the “Manual

Override” procedure.

6.0 Manual Override

In the event that the alarm is armed

or the immobilisation is active and

the transmitter is lost or becomes

inoperative the following procedure

will enable you to manually disarm

the alarm and immobilisation:

Note: During the procedure the horn

will sound (only if alarm is

programmed ON) Ignore this and

continue with the procedure.

• Unlock the driver’s door using

the ignition key.

Using the ignition key turn the

ignition switch to the “ON” position.

Note: When the ignition is turned on

the system will emit five chirps and

the indicators flash five times.

The L.E.D. will turn on then turn off/on every

five seconds. This indicates that the

system has now entered 30 minute

override mode. At the end of the 30

minutes the horn will chirp five times and

the indicators will flash five times to

indicate the system has disarmed.

Note: Turning the ignition switch from the

“ON” to “ACC” or “OFF” position and

allowing 35 seconds to elapse will

require this procedure to be performed

again.

7.0 Key Monitor Function

The immobiliser system will

automatically activate the transponder

function whenever the key is inserted into

the ignition switch. Once the transponder

is activated the transmitter on the key ring

will transmit a coded signal to the

immobiliser, if the correct signal is

received by the immobiliser the following

will happen:

• Disarm the alarm if armed.

• Disarm the Auto Arming feature

enabling the engine to be started.

Note: The L.E.D. will automatically stop

flashing whenever key is inserted into the

ignition switch. This feature has been

incorporated to prevent annoying flashing

from the LED whilst sitting in the vehicle.

DIAGNOSTIC TABLE Page 5

4.0 Diagnostic Table

Should the dash-mounted L.E.D. continue to flash after disarming, it is an indication that the alarm has triggered

during the armed period (if the alarm is programmed ON) To discover which sector was triggered, carry out the

following procedure:

• Within 35 seconds of disarming, open a door to cancel the auto re-arm function.

• Turn the ignition “ON” and watch the L.E.D.

Count the flashes emitted by the L.E.D. and check against the alarm diagnostic table shown above.

REMOTE CENTRAL LOCKING WITH ALARM

One flash - Doors/Tailgate

Five flashes - Ignition.

Note: Should you wish to re-confirm the flashes turn the ignition “OFF” then “ON” again. The L.E.D will

cease reporting when the alarm is next armed.

STANDARD SYSTEM WITH ALARM UPGRADE (OPTIONAL)

One flash - Doors/Tailgate

Three Flashes - Bonnet

Five flashes - Ignition.

Note: Should you wish to re-confirm the flashes turn the ignition “OFF” then “ON” again. The L.E.D will

cease reporting when the alarm is next armed.

SELECTABLE FEATURES (OPTIONAL ALARM) Page 6

5.0 SELECTABLE FEATURES

• Arm/Disarm Chirps “ON” / ”OFF”

• Auto Re-Arming “ON” / “OFF”

• Exterior illumination “ON” / “OFF”

1. Arm/Disarm Chirps (Factory Set

“OFF”)

When programmed “ON” the system will

emit one “chirp” when arming and two

“chirps” when disarming.

The following procedure will allow you to

turn the “chirps” sound on or off:

• Momentarily press the black button on

the transmitter until three indicator

flashers are received. This indicates

the system has disarmed.

• Within 20 seconds of disarming, turn

the ignition switch from the "Acc"

position to the “ON” position six times.

Leave the key in the "OFF" position

after the sixth turn.

• Press the black button on the

transmitter, the indicators will flash six

times to confirm the selection has

been changed.

• Check to see if the correct selection

has been made. If not, repeat the

above steps.

2. Re-Arming (Factory Set “OFF”)

Re-Arming will automatically re-arm and

lock all doors 35 seconds after

disarming the alarm, providing no doors

or tailgate have been opened. If a door

or tailgate is opened within 35 seconds

of disarming, the system will NOT

automatically re-arm and lock the doors.

RE-ARMING CAN BE TURNED “ON”

USING THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE.

• Ensure driver’s door is open.

• Momentarily press the black button

on the transmitter until three

indicator flashers are received,

confirming system has disarmed.

• Within 20 seconds, turn the ignition

switch from the “OFF” to the ignition

“ON” position 10 times. Leave the

key in the “OFF” position after the

tenth turn.

• Press the black button on the

transmitter. The indicators will

flash 10 times to confirm the

selection has been changed.

3. Exterior illumination (Factory

set “OFF” available in Alarm

mode only)

When programmed “ON” the indicator

lights will turn “ON” when the doors

are unlocked using the transmitter.

This will provide illumination around

the vehicle. The lights will turn off

after 30 seconds or when a door is

opened.

Exterior illumination can be turned

“ON” or “OFF” using the following

procedure:

• Momentarily press the black

button on the transmitter until

three indicator flashers are

received. This indicates the

system has disarmed.

• Within 20 seconds, turn the

ignition switch from the “Acc”

position to the ignition “ON”

position seventeen times. Leave

the key in the “OFF” position after

the seventeenth turn.

• Press the black button the

transmitter. The indicators will

flash seventeen times to confirm

the selection has been changed.

TRANSMITTERS Page 7

6.0 TRANSMITTERS

The transmitters (Fig 1) have 3

noticeable features.

1. Red Button Controls the panic

alarm function.

2. Black Button Controls arming and

disarming functions.

3. L.E.D. - Indicates a button is being

pressed and a signal is being

transmitted.

A maximum of three (3) transmitters

can be used with each system.

(Fig 1)

(Fig 2)

(Fig 3)

TRANSPONDER FEATURE

When the key is inserted into the

ignition switch, the system will

electronically ask the transmitter on

your key ring for identification, before

allowing the vehicle to be started.

If the transmitter is not on the key ring

with the ignition key, the engine will

remain immobilised.

IMPORTANT ! Never place more than

one transmitter onto the same key ring

or within 20cm from each other as this

may cause both transmitters to send

their I.D. codes at the same time, this

will cause code confusion which will

prevent the vehicle from starting

(Ref Fig 2 & 3).

CHANGING TRANSMITTER BATTERIES

Replacement transmitters are available

from your Suzuki Dealer.

Battery Part No CR2032 or equivalent.

Battery life is approximately two years,

depending on usage.

Using a small flat blade screwdriver

remove the back cover in an upwards

movement, as shown in (Fig 4)

(Fig 4)

Remove the battery by pushing with the

point of a small flat blade screwdriver in the

direction shown in (Fig 5)

(Fig 5)

TRANSMITTER PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE Page 8

7.0 PROGRAMMING TRANSMITTERS

When entering the transmitter

programming mode, all transmitters

(maximum of three) required to operate

the system must be programmed at the

same time.

The unit has been designed this way for

the security of the user, so that should a

transmitter be lost, it will be erased from

memory when programming a new

transmitter and/or reprogramming the

remaining transmitters.

With at least one functional transmitter

• Ensure a door is open.

• Remove key from ignition.

• Momentarily press the black button

on the transmitter until three

indicator flashes are received. This

indicates the system has disarmed.

Within 20 seconds of unlocking, insert

key in ignition, turn the ignition key from

the “ACC” position to the "ON" position

20 times, leaving the key in the “OFF”

position after the twentieth turn

• The vehicle’s indicators will flash 20

times to indicate successful entry.

• On the twentieth flash of the

indicators, press the button once on

each transmitter.

• Once finished, turn the ignition key

to the "ON" position to lock in and

exit from the programming mode.

If you have no functional transmitters

• Ensure vehicle audio PIN number

is known or audio PIN security

system is deactivated prior to

battery disconnection.

• Ensure the LED is flashing.

• Ensure a door is open.

• Disconnect the negative battery

cable, wait a minimum of 5

seconds then reconnect.

• Perform the “Manual Override”

procedure that follows:

Note: During this procedure the horn will

sound (only if alarm is programmed ON)

ignore this and continue the procedure.

• Using the ignition key, turn the

ignition switch to the “ON” position.

Note: When the ignition is turned ON the

system will emit five chirps and the

indicators flash five times.

• The LED will turn on, then turn off/on

every five seconds. This indicates

that the system has now entered the

30 minute override mode. At the end

of the 30 minutes the horn will chirp

three times and the indicators will

flash three times to indicate the

system has disarmed.

• Within 20 seconds of the system

disarming, turn the key in ignition

from the “ACC” position to the “ON”

position 20 times, leaving the key in

the “OFF” position after the twentieth

turn.

• The vehicle’s indicators will flash 20

times to indicate successful entry.

• On the twentieth flash of the

indicators, press the black button

once on each transmitter.

• Turn the ignition key to the “ON”

position to lock in and exit from the

programming mode.

If unsuccessful, repeat the above steps.

BATTERY BACK UP SIREN Page 9

8.0 BATTERY BACKUP SIREN

Alarm – Upgrade

The siren contains a rechargeable

battery pack, high security key switch

and a unique low volume chirps circuitry.

The battery pack will sound the siren

whenever the vehicle’s battery is

disconnected, ensure the siren is turned

off whenever the vehicle is being

serviced.

The batteries are charged whilst the

vehicle’s ignition is turned “ON” and are

always ready to sound the siren should

tampering or disconnection of the main

battery occur.

It is recommended that the siren is

turned “OFF” when the vehicle is to be

serviced.

Turning the siren “OFF’ serves two

purposes. Firstly, the system will no

longer function as an alarm, although

keyless entry is maintained. Secondly, it

will prevent the siren from sounding

should the vehicle’s battery be

disconnected during service.

The key switch is designed to maintain

a high level of security making it difficult

to copy. Should another key be required

please see a specialised locksmith to

have a key cut.

The low volume chirps circuitry has

been incorporated to avoid noise

disturbance during the normal arming

and disarming cycle.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SIREN - CLOSING REMARKS Page 10

9.0 CARE & MAINTENANCE OF THE SIREN

1. Battery backup test procedure:

It is recommended that the condition of the

rechargeable batteries is checked every six

months. This is carried out as follows:

• Remove the rubber grommet covering

the key switch on the back of the siren.

Using the siren key, turn the key switch

to the “TEST” position as marked on the

siren casing (Ref fig 2). The siren must

sound.

• Keep the key switch in the “TEST”

position for approximately 10 seconds.

The siren must continue to sound until

the key switch is returned to the “ON”

position.

• Replace the rubber grommet to protect

and cover the key switch.

2. Caution: When steam cleaning

the engine bay ensure direct hosing

onto the siren is avoided.

3. Ensure the rubber grommet is

always placed over the key switch.

REAR OF SIREN

(FIG 2)

10.0 CLOSING REMARKS

We at Suzuki hope that this owner’s

manual provides valuable

assistance towards the

understanding of your vehicle

security system.

Should you have any additional

questions or are still unsure of

some features, please see your

Suzuki dealer, who will be happy to

assist you.

Again, we congratulate you on your

choice of a Suzuki Genuine Car

Alarm and trust that you will enjoy

and appreciate the benefits of this

fully integrated security system.

Suzuki cannot guarantee defence against theft of the vehicle and/or goods contained therein and is not liable

for losses or damage to your vehicle. Please ensure compliance with insurance cover directives.

Suzuki

Rev (4) May, 2001

Suzuki Alarm System 2001 Ignis User manual

Suzuki Alarm System 2001 Ignis User manual

Suzuki Alarm System 2001 Ignis User manual

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