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Kit No. 08E50-SLN-100
Security System User’s Information
© 2006 American Honda Motor Co., Inc. - All Rights Reserved. 1
FIT
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Contents Introduction ..................................................... 3 Alarm Mode Emergency Disarming Alarm Triggered Mode ............................. 12 During Alarming ........................................ 4 Disarming During the Entry Delay Time ..................... 4 Remote Controlled Disarming................. 13 System Controls Panic Arming Mode (MANUAL AUTO)............... 5 Activating the Panic Function ................. 14 Arming Mode (AUTO MANUAL)............... 6 Deactiv
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Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of this Honda Security System. Due to the expertise required to properly install the Honda Your Honda Security System is the product of years of research Security System, we highly recommend that the installation and development. It will give you many years of reliable be performed by your Honda dealer. Proper wiring and performance, protection, and convenience. component placement are essential for optimum system performance. The system consists of
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Emergency Disarming The system can be disarmed using the Ignition key regardless of the method used to During Alarming arm the system. This method of disarming also serves as an emergency override if the remote control transmitter cannot be used. Enter the vehicle and insert the ignition key. 1 Turn the ignition key to the “ON” (II) position. ON 2 The security system will disarm when the ignition key is turned to the on position. OFF When the system is being armed by the AUTO arming method
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System Controls This section explains how to switch the arming mode from MANUAL to AUTO. Arming Mode NOTE: Factory preset is MANUAL. (MANUAL AUTO) Disarm the security system. 1 Steps from 2 to 4 must be completed within 3 seconds. Insert the ignition key, and remove the ignition key from the ignition switch. 2 (All the way out.) 4713010M Insert the ignition key, and remove the ignition key from the ignition switch. 3 (All the way out.) 4713010M Insert the ignition key. 4 The switching procedure
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System Controls This section explains how to switch the arming mode from AUTO to MANUAL. Arming Mode (AUTO MANUAL) ON Turn the ignition key to the OFF position. 1 Remove the key from the ignition switch. OFF Open a door and close it. (The EXIT delay starts.) 2 5N25021S Steps from 4 to 6 must be completed within 3 seconds. 3 Insert the ignition key, and remove the ignition key from the ignition switch. 4 (All the way out.) 4713010M Insert the ignition key, and remove the ignition key from the ig
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Valet (Auto Arming Mode only) When the security system is placed in the valet mode, it is Placing the System in the Valet Mode temporarily placed on “hold.” When in the valet mode, the system cannot be armed, but panic mode is still functional. This is a (Valet Mode cannot be used in the convenient feature if the car is to be washed, serviced, or valet parked. Manual Arming Mode) Disarm the system. 1 Steps from 2 to 4 must be completed within 3 seconds. Insert the ignition key, and remove the ig
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Valet (Auto Arming Mode only) If you follow either procedure below, LED blinks once to show the system is in the Valet In the Valet Mode: mode. LED Open one of the doors. LED blinks once. 5N25031S LED After turning the ignition switch to OFF, remove the ignition key. LED blinks once. Keyless/Security during the Valet Mode. Lock/Unlock of Keyless Panic of Keyless Set/Unset of Security VALET MODE is ON Active Active Non-Active VALET MODE is OFF Active Active Active 8 © 2006 American Honda Motor Co
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Valet (Auto Arming Mode only) Exit from the Valet Mode With the system in the Valet mode and the key out of the ignition switch. 1 Steps from 2 to 4 must be completed within 3 seconds. Insert the ignition key, and remove the ignition key from the ignition switch. 2 (All the way out.) 4713010M Insert the ignition key, and remove the ignition key from the ignition switch. 3 (All the way out.) 4713010M Insert the ignition key. 4 The Status LED will flash twice, indicating that the system is out of
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Arming There are two possible ways to arm the system: Arming Methods MANUAL Arming (Remote Controlled). AUTO Arming (Passive) When the main unit is set to “MANUAL,” the system is armed by using the remote Manual Arming control transmitter. This is the factory setting. If a door or the tailgate is open, the system will not arm when the “LOCK” button is (Remote Controlled) pressed. The arming mode is set to “MANUAL.” 1 Turn the ignition key to the “OFF” (0) 2 ON position. Remove the key fr
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Arming When the main unit is set to “AUTO,” the system arms automatically 20 seconds after the * last door or the tailgate is closed . Auto Arming (Passive) If a door or the tailgate is opened during the 20 second exit delay time, the timer resets and (Arms the security system without the 20 second exit delay time restarts after the last door or the tailgate is closed. locking the doors.) If the ignition key is inserted into the ignition switch during the exit delay time, the system will b
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Alarm Mode After the system is armed, opening of any doors or the tailgate will trigger the alarm. Alarm Triggered Mode If the door(s) or the tailgate is kept open, the alarm will continue to sound for 10 minutes. If the battery is disconnected in the alarm mode, any attempt to reconnect the battery will send the alarm into the triggered mode. When the alarm is triggered, you will 1 observe the following: The horn sounds once per 1.5 seconds for one alarm duration (horn duration is 30 se
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Disarming Regardless of the method used to arm the system, the system can be disarmed using Remote Controlled the remote control transmitter. Disarming Press the “UNLOCK” button once on the 1 remote control transmitter and the following will occur. The remote control LED illuminates. The security system disarms and the parking lights flash twice. The doors unlock. 1 NOTE: After disarm the system will rearm in 30 seconds if the doors or the tailgate are not opened. 5N25070S © 2006 American
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Panic You can intentionally activate the horn and flash the head lights Activating the Panic Function and parking lights by the remote control transmitter. This is a convenient feature if you need to attract attention in case of an emergency. Press and hold the “PANIC” button for 1 more than 1 second. The following will occur. The horn sounds once per 1.5 seconds for one alarm duration. (Horn duration is 30 seconds.) The parking and head lights flash once 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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Tripped Sensor Warning and Indication The system will warn you that the security system has been tripped in your absence. Tripped Sensor Warning If the system was tripped and auto rearmed you will observe the following: The status LED flashes twice per second. 1 The parking lights flash 3 times when the system is disarmed. 5N25090S © 2006 American Honda Motor Co., Inc. - All Rights Reserved. 15
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Tripped Sensor Warning and Indication After disarming the system, if the tripped sensor warning indicator appears, you can identify which sensor has been tripped by observing the number of flashes as shown Tripped Sensor Indication below. As a diagnostic tool, the tripped sensor can be recalled from memory regardless of (using both the transmitter whether the system had been armed. There are two possible ways to indicate: and ignition key) Method using both the transmitter and ignition k
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Tripped Sensor Warning and Indication Tripped Sensor Indication (using only the ignition key) Disarm the security system. 1 Close the door. Insert the ignition key. 2 Within 1 second after step 2, open the door. 3 5N25100S Within 1 second after step 3, remove the key from the ignition switch. 4 The status LED will flash according to the sensors tripped. TRIPPED STATUS LED Example 1: SENSOR NUMBER OF FLASHES If opening the door causes the alarm to be triggered, the Status LED will flash 1 time, D
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Glossary Description The amount of time the horn sounds when the alarm is tripped or the panic feature is ALARM DURATION activated. The duration is 30 seconds. To turn the security system’s protection on. ARM The optional mode in which the security system is armed automatically (passively) after * AUTOMATIC ARMING the trunk (tailgate) and all the doors are closed. The doors do not lock when the system is armed. The mode in which the system is armed and disarmed by the remote control transmitter
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Glossary Description If a door or the trunk (tailgate) is opened during the exit delay time, the timer will reset itself EXTENDED EXIT ARMING and will restart the count down procedure when that door or trunk is closed. A mode in which the horn is intentionally activated. PANIC Useful for attracting attention in case of an emergency. A feature which cancels (ignores) a particular sensor which has caused the alarm to be SENSOR CANCELLATION tripped consecutively for 10 minutes. A feature which indi
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Specifications Main Unit Design ................................................................................................... Microprocessor, all solid state Operating Voltage ............................................................................... 13 V DC (9 V to 16 V allowable) Current Consumption (Arming) ....................................................................................................2 mA Operating Temperature...................................................
