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AIRWOLF features
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Provides easy-to-use menu-driven user interface that allows
the user to easily change options.
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Immediately displays the status of vehicle to the hand held transceiver through the
LCD display and the tones of the remote control.
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Displays signal sensitivity between the vehicle and the remote control by using
a 4-step signal sensitivity antenna.
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Has detailed time configuration in all menus to customize user
preferences as well as aid the installer.
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Displays the current vehicle status on the LCD when an alarm occurs. Also different
tones are produces for each individual alarm state to the remote control.
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Saves all custom configurations even if power is lost. Re-setting features is
not needed after replacing batteries.
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Notifies by tone if the vehicle 'out of range' from the remote control.
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Utilizes advanced code hopping technology.
❈ Code hopping technology offers the most advanced protection available against
"code-grabbing" devices that thieves may use to record the digital code transmitted
by your remote control. When you leave the area, a thief can then play back the
code to start or stop your system. The remote control of AIRWOLF randomly
changes the code every time you use it by using the code hopping technology, and
makes code-grabbing devices useless.
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Contents
1 Button descriptions
2 Button functions
3-1 Remote control engine start
3-2 Door Lock/Unlock
3-3 Emergency siren
3-4 Status check including finding the vehicle,
checking the communication status, and checking the vehicle status.
3-5 Opening the trunk
3-6 Turning the LCD lamp on
3-7 Configuring auxiliary output 1/2
3 LCD Icon/Feature configuration
4-1
Signal sensitivity
4-2
Configuring valet mode
4-3
Configuring siren
4-4
Configuring cold start
4-5
Configuring engine start time
4-6
Configuring run time
4-7
Configuring turbo stop
4-8
Configuring current remote control time
4-9
Configuring remote control alarm
4-10
Configuring automatic door lock
4-11
Parking/driving time display
4-12
Configuring auxiliary output 1, 2
4-13
Command failure notification
4-14 Transmitter Low-battery notification
4-15
Current time display
4 Alarms features
5-1 Weak shock detection
5-2 Serious shock detection
5-3 Door open detection
5-4 Engine start detection
5-5 Hood open detection
5-6 Trunk open detection
5-7 Error detection
5 Manual transmission vehicles
6 Valet mode
7 Function summary
8 Miscellaneous functions
9 Shock sensor
10 FAQ' s
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1 Remote Control Button descriptions
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■ Functions of the buttons
Button
Time
A B C D
Press briefly
Press and hold
❈Press briefly means press for about 0.5 second or more, and press and hold means
press for more than 2 seconds.
To display menu
(two times)
To lock or
unlock door
Finding vehicle
To turn
the LED lamp on
to start engine
To operate
emergency siren
To configure
auxiliary
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To open trunk
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2-1 Remote control engine start (Press and hold button D)
The remote car starter will stop when you press the brake without
placing the key to 'ON' position.
If vehicle stalls or fails to start, the unit will make a total of 3
attempts to start the vehicle.
Tip
2 Button functions
2-2 Door Lock/Unlock (Press button B briefly)
If the engine is started,
headlight and tires will blink.
Even if the doors are left
unlocked, they will lock
automatically. The engine
runs for the configured
time in the run time
Press and hold
If the door is closed, a shield
appears and the vehicle enters
alarm mode in 20 seconds
turning on the red LED on the
driver's side.
❈ To adjust the 20 seconds
waiting time, ask your
installation dealer.
If the shield disappears, alarm
mode is disarmed and the
LED is turned off
Press briefly
( 4 x times)
( x one time)
( x 2 times)
Blink & Sound
Blink & Sound
Blink & Sound
UNLOCK
LOCK
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2-3 Emergency siren (Press and hold button B, default setting is 5
seconds)
Since this function does
not affect the status of the
vehicle, you can utilize this
function for the benefits
shown in TIp below.
To find your vehicle in a large parking area
To check the communication status and confirm signal strength
To confirm the status of your vehicle
Tip
2-4 Status check (Press button C briefly)
2-5 Opening the trunk (Press button C and hold.)
You can open the trunk of the
vehicle by using this function
Press and hold
Press briefly
Press and hold
(setup time)
( x 3 times)
( x 2 times)
Blink & Sound
Blink & Sound
Blink & Sound
In case of emergency, you
can let people know the
emergency status by flashing
the parking lights and siren.
To stop emergency siren,
press button B or C
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2-6 Turning on the LCD lamp (Press button A briefly)
If LCD screen is dark you can turn the lamp on
using this button. Pressing button A briefly turns the
remote control LCD lamp on, and it is turned off in
about 10 seconds. To turn off the lamp manually,
press the button again while the lamp is turned on.
Auxiliary output is used to control options such as a, sunroof, or
power windows. The auxiliary output port should be connected
to the corresponding equipment of the vehicle.
Press button A for two seconds to configure auxiliary output,
and press button B and C to enable auxiliary output 1 and 2
respectively as described above.
When the icon is on, if you select AUX
again, the icon disappears.
AUX output is released when you apply the brake as the car
is already started.
Tip
2-7 Configuring auxiliary output 1 or 2 (Press and hold button A )
Press and hold
1. Press button A for two seconds to
display both
➀➁ icons.
2. Press button B once again to
enable auxiliary output 1 and
make icon
➀ blink.
3. Press button C to enable auxiliary
output 2 and make icon
➁ blink.
Press briefly
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3 LCD Icon/Feature Configuration
If a command or configuration that requires feedback between the remote control and
the unit is successfully, a simple tone will sound and the corresponding information
will be displayed on the LCD panel. However, failure will result in an error tone.
Alarm Mode
Warn away shock sensor
Full impact shock senser
left
Lights
Timer
Driving
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3-1 Signal sensitivity
Signal sensitivity represents the signal strength between the vehicle
and the remote control in 4 steps.
3-2 Configuring valet mode (Default setting is OFF)
Place your system in valet mode to stop all functions whenever your
vehicle is being serviced by mechanics, car wash personnel or driven
by valet parking attendants. Only the door lock/unlock function will
work in this mode but the door status will not be displayed on the LCD.
Press button D
two times to
display all the
menu icons.
The valet mode icon
blinks.
Select the icon
with button D.
The current setting, ON
appears.
Press button B to set
the valet mode ON, or
button C to set it OFF.
After completing the
valet mode
configuration, press
button D.
Finish the configuration.
❈ You must be within communication range of the vehicle to set this option.
A shortcut is to simply press button D four times to select or release
Valet Mode.
Tip
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3-3 Configuring siren (Default setting is ON for 5 seconds)
Setup the operation of the siren for remote control acknowledgement,
alarm, and emergency siren.
Press button D
two times to
display all the
menu icons.
Use button B and C to
move to the siren icon.
The siren icon blinks.
Select the icon
with button D.
The current setting, ON
appears.
Press button B to set
the siren to ON, or
button C to set it to
OFF.
Current configured
operation duration is
displayed in seconds.
Finish the configuration.
Press button B to
increase the duration by
one second, or button
C to decrease it by one
second.
After completing the
configuration, press
button D.
❈ You must be within communication range of the vehicle to set this option.
❈ Set the siren OFF so that only the remote control can
generate an alarm. This is useful to help you to identify an
unauthorized intruder unknown to him.
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3-4 Configuring cold start (Default setting is OFF)
This function enables the vehicle to start the engine periodically in extreme
temperatures. To enable this function, select the icon, and input the desired
operation interval. The engine will start at the configured interval. Configurable
period range is 1~12 hours. Engine run time is configured in run time
configuration. Note: The remote control starts the vehicle, so the remote control
must be within range for the vehicle to start.
Press button D
two times to
display all the
menu icons.
Use button B and C to
move to the cold start
setup icon.
The cold start setup
icon blinks.
Select the icon
with button D.
The current setting,
OFF appears.
Press button B to set
the function to ON.
The current interval
configured is displayed
in hours.
Press D button, to
select 'ON'.
Press button B to
increase the interval by
1 hour, and button C to
decrease it by 1 hour.
After completing the
configuration, press
button D.
Finish the configuration.
❈ If communication
with the vehicle
fails, the function
will not set.
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3-5 Configuring engine start time (Default setting is OFF)
This function allows you to start the engine at a specified
time everyday automatically. To enable this function, select the icon, and input
desired time to start engine. Note: The remote control starts the vehicle, so the remote
control must be within range for the vehicle to start.
❈ You must be within communication range of the vehicle to set this option.
❈ You can cancel this function just do same as above.(But, you should
choose 'OFF' at the No.6 step)
Press button B to
set the function to
ON, or button C to
set it to OFF.
Press button D,
then the current
time setting
appears and '07'
blinks.
Press button B to
increase the run time
by 1 minute, or button
C to decrease it by 1
minute.
After completing
the configuration,
press button D.
(Setup the minute
to start engine in
the same manner.)
After completing
'minute setting AM or
PM Icon' will flash.
you just press button
'B' or 'C' to choose
AM or PM.
Finish the
configuration.
For example, you
can reserve the
engine start time
to 08:30 AM.
After completing the
configuration, press
button D.
Press button D
two times to
display all the
menu icons.
Use button B and
C to move to
the engine start
reservation icon.
The engine start
reservation icon
blinks.
Select the
engine start
reservation icon
with button D.
The current setting,
OFF appears.
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3-7 Configuring turbo timer (Default setting is OFF)
Turbo Stop allows you to leave your vehicle running when the ignition key is
removed to cool the engine especially after high-speed or long-distance driving.
To stop the engine by force, press and hold button , or press the brake pedal.
Configurable period range is 1 ~ 20 minutes.
3-6 Configuring run time (Default setting is 10 minutes)
The run time is the time the vehicle will run when commanded to start.
Configurable period range is 1~25 minutes.
Press button D
two times to
display all the
menu icons.
Use button B and C to
move to the run time
icon.
The run time icon
blinks.
Select the icon
with button D.
The current configured
run time appears.
Press button B to
increase the run time
by 1 minute, or button
C to decrease it by 1
minute.
After completing the
run time configuration,
press button D.
Finish the
configuration.
❈ You must be within communication range of the vehicle to set this option.
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Press button D
two times to
display all the
menu icons.
Use button B and C to
move to the turbo stop
icon.
The turbo stop icon
would blink.
Select the icon
with button D.
The current setting,
OFF appears.
Press button B to set
the function to ON, or
button C to set it to
OFF.
The current configured
time period is
displayed.
Press button B to
increase the period by 1
minute, or button C to
decrease it by 1 minute.
After completing the
configuration, press
button D.
Finish the configuration.
❈ You must be within communication
range of the vehicle to set this option.
Note:
When Turbo Timer is selected, place the vehicle in Park or
Neutral, set the parking brake, remove your foot from the brake
pedal before you turn the ignition key OFF, remove then key
and exit the vehicle. The vehicle will remain running (without
the key) for the selected time. Turbo Timer can be canceled by
pushing the brake after the key has been removed.
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3-8 Configuring remote control alarm (Default setting is OFF)
The alarm function of the remote control can be configured
if necessary in the same manner as that of Configuring the engine
start time or the clock.
3-9 Configuring automatic door lock (Default setting is OFF)
Automatic door lock feature provides the following functions:
➀ If door is not opened within 20 seconds after unlocking the
doors with the remote control, the doors are automatically locked.
➁
The doors will automatically lock when driving.
* If the unit is connected to the "voltage sense" mode, the door lock is applied when you step
on the brake twice, and if the unit is connected to in the "Tach" mode, the doors are locked
when RPM goes over 1500.
➂ When the ignition key is removed after driving, doors unlock automatically.
The current setting,
OFF appears.
Press button B to set
the function to ON, or
button C to set it to
OFF.
After completing the
configuration, press
button D.
Finish the configuration.
Press button D
two times to
display all the
menu icons.
Use button B and C to
move to the automatic
door lock icon.
The automatic door
lock icon blinks.
Select the icon
with button D.
❈ If communication with the vehicle fails, the function will not set.
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Press and hold
1. Press button A for few seconds to
display both
➀ and ➁ icons.
2. Press button B once to
enable auxiliary output 1 and
make icon
➀ blink.
3. Press button C to enable auxiliary
output 2 and make icon
➁ blink.
If the engine of the vehicle starts, icon is displayed representing
driving, and driving time is recorded. icon representing parking is displayed
when the engine stops, and restarts the time count. The driving and parking
time counter is designed to help estimate any parking fee.
3-10 Parking/Driving time display
Current parking time is
displayed.
If you press the
button D two
times , the entire
icons in menu
are displayed.
Check the last traveling
time with the buttons B
and C.
If you press the
menu button D,
the current parking
time is displayed
again, and the
function stops.
3-11 Configuring auxiliary output 1 and 2
Auxiliary outputs 1 and 2 are extra outputs for the
remote control of special accesories. These must be set
up and installed by your installer.
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3-13 Command failure notification
This icon is displayed when the brain cannot execute the user command.
For more information, refer to page 19.
3-14 Low-battery warning
This icon is displayed when the remote's battery is low. If this
icon appears, please replace the battery as soon as possible. If
you replace the battery within 60 seconds - you will retain all your
programmed options. Waiting longer that that will require you to
reset all options and the clock.
3-15 Current time display
This Icon displays the current time.
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4 Alarms
4-1 Warn Away shock detection
This is triggered by such as strong wind, weak external impact,
and light bumps by pedestrians.
When a weak impact is detected, the remote control LCD shows
impact (with four arrows), and alarm sounds in the car and
the remote control for 4 seconds.
4-2 Full Impact shock detection
When strong impact is detected, impact (with arrows surrounding the
car) is displayed, and alarm sounds both in the car and the remote
control for the full alarm duration.
(If you set the impact sensor to sensitive, the alarm may be activated
too often against light impacts.)
4-3 Door open detection
If the door is opened accidentally or by force in Alarm mode, the door
icon flashes on the remote control LCD, and alarm sounds both in
the car and the remote control.
4-4 Engine start detection
This alarm shows that the car is started remotely or by the timer in
Alarm mode. If the car is started, the lights flash and wheels turn on the
remote control LCD. The alarm sound will occur at the remote control
and at the car at the same time.
4-5 Hood open detection
If the hood of the car is opened in Alarm mode, the hood icon
flashes on the remote control LCD, and alarm sounds both in
the car and at the remote control.
4-6 Trunk open detection
If the trunk of the car is opened in Alarm mode, the trunk icon
flashes on the remote control LCD, and alarm sounds both in
the car and at the remote control.
If the system is armed (i.e. doors locked), the alarm can be triggered regardless of the remote
control operation.
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4-7 Error detection
When the unit cannot execute the command, the icon with one of the
following reasons may be displayed.
1 : Door-open/close commands, or door opened on starting
2 : Starting failed (including remote control starting/reserved
tarting)
3 : In case of door-open command, the codes of the remote
control and the unit are inconsistent. (This is generated when
it moves from non-coverage area to coverage area. With
restarting, it can work again.)
4 : 'Safe mode' start canceled due to doors being opened, for
manual-gear type car (See page 21)
5 : Hood-open/close commands, or bonnet opened on starting
6 : Stop starting failed
7 : Trunk-open/close commands, or trunk opened on starting
8 : Memory Error (Check installation or connection to unit)
9 : Problem with Tach, not connected or learned (Check installation
or connection to unit)
10 : Remote memory error (Check installation or connections to unit)
11 : Check Brake signal
12 : Ignition key ON
13 : Engine running required to check
The icon on the LCD corresponding to the received alarm blinks
until user acknowledges it.
If user does not press acknowledge key after alarm status occurs,
the alarm status will stay and the clock will freeze indicating the
time when the alarm occured to notify the status of the vehicle
even if the reason that caused the alarm has been removed.
tone will sound every minute.
Tip
The error icon on the LCD will remain visible until the
user presses any button to clear the error message.
Tip
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