1996 Lincoln Continental Owner's Manual - Page 123

AUTO DOOR LOCKS - automatically locks all doors when the driver shifts out of PARK, all doors are closed, and the vehicle speed is at least three mph (five km/h). HORN CHIRP - sounds an audible "chirp" when you press the LOCK button on the remote entry transmitter to verify that the doors have been locked and the vehicle's anti-theft system has been armed (if equipped). SEAT ACCESS - moves the driver's seat back two (2) inches or to the end of the seat track when the vehicle is turned off and the ignition key is removed. Upon the driver entering the vehicle and closing the door, the seat will move forward to its previous position. REVERSE MIRROR - when the vehicle is shifted to REVERSE, the outside rearview mirrors tilt down. This provides an improved view of the side of the vehicle and curb area when backing up. When you shift out of REVERSE, the mirrors return to their previous positions. 120 Recalling Personality Memory All of these settings are automatically recalled when the driver unlocks the door using the remote entry transmitter, keyless entry keypad or presses either Memory I or Memory 2 switch inside the driver's door. The vehicle must be in PARK or NEUTRAL to recall Personality Memory settings. Remote Entry Pressing the UNLOCK button on the remote entry transmitter unlocks the driver's door and recalls all of the Personality Memory settings. Two transmitters are delivered with the vehicle. One is programmed to always recall Memory I and the other will always recall Memory 2. Personality Memory 1 or 2 is indicated on the back of the transmitter. Personality Memory recall from the remote transmitter can be disabled. This is done by sliding the switch on the back of the transmitter to OFF. Personality Memory can still be recalled using