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GENERAL INFORMATION

the engine (even if the person does

not possess the FOB).

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When parking the motorcycle across

the glass window, or house wall, the

location may be within the possible

area of the radio wave.

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The rider should possess the FOB

while riding, do not leave the FOB in

the saddlebag, or storage case, etc,

for antitheft, and m

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FOB transmits and receives the radio

wave, so the battery in the FOB dis-

charges.

The normal battery life is

for about 1 years depending on the

situation of the use.

If the FOB is

close to the manufacture developing

the strong radio wave (TV, Personal

Computer), the battery life may dis-

charge earlier. The FOB is communi-

cated when the steering is unlocked,

turned to ON, and the motorcycle is

moved off.

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charged, key knob can not be oper-

ated.

Remove the emergency igni-

tion key from FOB and fit the hollow

of the FOB on the projection of the

ignition switch, then key knob can

be operated after about 2 seconds

passed when key knob is pushed.

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When possessing the several regis-

tered FOB, the engine can be started

if any one FOB is correctly certified.

If the communication is failed, move

one of the FOB to other location.

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