Clifford Concept 10 Owners Guide - Page 6

How

to

set

your

own

secret

valet

code

Since

all

Concept

10

systems

have

the

same

factory

-set

code,

it

is

highly

advisable

that

you

set

your

own

valet

code.

You

may

choose

any

1-,

2-,

or

3

-digit

code

that

does

not

have

any

zeros.

You

can

also

change

your

valet

code

whenever

you

want.

1.

Write

down

the

1

-to

-3

digit

code

you

wish

to

use

(remember,

no

zeros

in

the

code).

2.

Turn

your

vehicle's

ignition

switch

to its

"ON"

position.

3.

Enter

your

current

valet

code

(if

this

is

the

fi

rst

time

you

are

setting

a

new

code,

enter

the

factory

-set

code

of

"2"

by

tapping

the

momentary

[spring

-loaded]

side

of

the

switch

twice,

then

pressing

the

latched

side).

4,

When

the

LED

turns

on,

immediately

tap

and

release

the

momentary

side

of

the

switch

8

times

(after

the

first

three

taps,

you

will

hear

a

single

chirp

confirmation

each

time

you

tap

the

momentary

side

—

in

this

case

for

a

total

of

5

chirps).

5.

Immediately

after

the

5th

chirp,

press

the

latched

side

of

the

switch,

then

enter

each

digit

of

your

new

code.

After

each

digit

of

your

code

is

entered

by

pressing

the

latched

side,

you

will

hear

the

same

number

of

chirps

as

the

digit

you

just

entered.

When

done,

return

the

switch

to

its

center

position.

You

will

hear

1

chirp

and

the

LED

will

turn

off.

Turn

the

ignition

off

and

you

will

hear

3

chirps

to

indicate

that

you

have

exited

programming

mode.

6.

VERY

IMPORTANT:

You

must

immediately

test

your

new

valet

code

to

ensure

that

you

entered

it

correctly.

To

do

so,

turn

the

ignition

on,

enter

your

new

code,

then

press

the

latched

side.

The

LED

should

be

illuminated.

NOTE:

If

the

LED

does

not

illuminate,

your

new

code

was

entered

incorrectly.

The

system

has

automatically

reverted

to

the

previous

valet

code.

■

Example

of

setting

a

new

valet

code:

Let's

say

you

want

to

change

the

code

from

its

original

single

-digit

"2"

code

to

a

double-digit

code

of

"31."

You

would

do

the

following:

Turn

the

ignition

on,

enter

your

current

code,

tap

the

momentary

side

of

the

Plain

View

switch

8

times,

press

the

latched

side,

then

enter

the

new

code:

momentary,

momentary, momentary,

latched

(3

chirps),

momentary,

latched

(1

chirp),

center.

Wait

2

seconds

for

the

system

to

exit

program

mode

(1

chirp

and

the

LEO

turns

off),

then

turn

the

ignition

off

(3

chirps

confirm

program

mode

exit).

FACT"—

False

Alarm

Control

and

Test

With

FACT,

you'll

never

experience

repeated

false

alarms.

If

your

Insignia's"'

siren

goes

off,

DO

NOT

remotely disarm

the

system

while

the

siren

sounds;

allow

it

to

run

for

the

full

siren

duration.

Before

sounding

the

siren

a

second

time,

the

system

automatically

checks

for

another

activated

trigger

or

sensor

to

verify

that

an

intrusion

is

in

progress.

Should

the

siren

sound

again,

you

will

know

for

sure

that

someone

is

tampering

with

your

vehicle.

(To

disable

FACT,

see

User

-selectable

features

on

pages

13-14.)

9

Smart

AutoTesting"

,

Each

time

you

remotely

arm

your

Concept

10,

it

will

perform

a

series

of

tests

on

all

triggers

and

sensors.

If

the

hood

or

trunk

is

open

when

you

arm

the

system,

your

Concept

10

will

immediately

alert

you

of

the

problem

by

issuing

4

chirps

and

4

parking

light

flashes

instead

of

the

usual

2

and

2.

If

one

of

the

sensors

is

malfunctioning,

you

will

receive

the

usual

2

chirps

and

fl

ashes,

then,

S

seconds

later,

there

will

be

4

chirps

and

4

flashes.

NOTE:

Since

this

is

a

warning

indication,

you

will

hear

the

4

chirps

even

if

you

have

the

chirp

muting

feature

turned

on.

■

Specific

malfunction

identification:

The

system

can

also

indicate

the

specific

malfunctioning

trigger

or

sensor.

This

saves

you

time

and

money

since

your

installer

won't

have

to

spend

hours

trying

to

determine

where

the

problem

is.

1-lere's

how

it

works,

if

you

receive

the

4-chirp/4-flash

signal

upon

disarming:

1.

When

you

insert

your

key

and

turn

on

the

ignition,

the

LED

indicator

inside

the

vehicle

will

be

flashing,

pause,

then

repeat.

2.

Count

the

number

of

blinks

in

one

cycle

between

pauses

(for

your

convenience,

the

blink

cycle

repeats

5

times)

and

refer

to

the

chart

below:

sN

one'

1

blink

Magnetic

Resonance

Sensor

and/or

optional

sensor(s)

3

blinks

Trunk

or

hood

trigger

Automatic

malfunction

bypass

To

provide

the

utmost

protection

even

if

a

system

component

malfunctions,

your

Concept

10

will

automatically

bypass

the

faulty

point

and

arm

all

other

triggers

and

sensors

until

you

can

have

the

system

serviced

by

your

local

Authorized

Dealer.

Smart

prior

intrusion

attempt

alert

When

you

remotely

disarm,

if

you

hear

three

chirps

and

see

three

parking

light

flashes

(instead

of

the

usual

one

and

one)

it

means

that

a

trigger

or

sensor

was

activated

in

your

absence.

When

you

enter

the

vehicle

and

turn

on

the

ignition

(or

start

the

engine),

the

LED

will

blink

several

times,

pause,

then

repeat

the

blink

cycle

4

more

times.

Count

the

number

of

blinks

in

one

cycle

and

refer

to

the

chart

below:

1

blink

idg9000

600

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Magnetic

Resonance

Sensor

and/or

optional

sensorls)

2

blinks

3

blinks

Door

trigger

Trunk

or

hood

trigger

10

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