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User's Manual
Battery is full Battery is low Battery is empty
Important notice
Please install the system by an authorized
engineer
Keep the product and the transmitters from
water.
It is highly recommended you read this manual
carefully before the installation and operation of
this unit.
When the transmitter operating distance is
shorter or its indicator light turns dark, please
replace the battery with a new one or charge the
transmitter ASAP
Key features
2-way LCD transmitter
Motorcycle battery status indication on LCD
transmitter
Low power consumption (<3.5 mA)
Shock sensor sensitivity adjustable via
transmitter
Water resistant ECU
Out of operating range warning
Small siren & ECU for easy installation
Backup battery (optional)
Technical parameter
ECU
Operation voltage: 12V 3V
Static current: <3.5 mA
Operation frequency: 433.92 MHz
Siren
Siren SPL: 108~125 dB
Transmitter
Operation voltage: 3.2~4.2V (Rechargeable)
1.1~1.5V (AAA battery)
Brief look at each device
Arm
Press
button once to arm the system.
Press
button twice to enter mute arming mode.
Disarm
Press
button to disarm the system
Press and hold
button to turn on/off transmitter.
(Rechargeable transmitters)
Start
Press
button twice to start the engine.
Mute
Press
button to arm in mute arming mode.
Panic
Press
button once to locate the motorcycle.
Some buttons are only for some transmitters
Transmitter charging
Connect the charger's plug to transmitter's charging
socket, and then insert the charger into 100~240V
power supplier, the transmitter's battery can be
charged discontinuously.
When transmitter is full charged, the battery
indicator will be full.
Low battery warning
When a transmitter's battery is low, the transmitter
will send out warning sound after the button is
pressed, the battery indicator will show the battery
status.
When the battery indicator is empty, the transmitter
needs to be charged or changed immediately.
The transmitting range will be affected when the battery
is low.
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