9000 L4-1985cc 2.0L DOHC (1986)
Standard:
The system will arm automatically when the ignition is turned off and the last door is closed (also known as "passive arming").
Optional:
The system can be armed using optional remote control transmitters ("actve arming").
2.
Disarming
Standard:
The system can be disarmed by unlocking the car and turning the igniton switch to the "on" position.
Optional:
The system can be disarmed using the optional remote transmitter. Note: If the batteries in the transmitter are too weak, the
alarm can still be disarmed by turning the igniton switch to the "on" position.
3.
Entry Delay:
Standard:
The entry delay time is set to 25 seconds for passive arming and is not adjustable.
4.
Exit Delay:
Standard:
The exit delay time is set for 20 seconds after the interior lights go out. If a door or the trunk is opened during this time, the
timer will start counting all over again when the last door is closed.
5.
Delayed Door Monitor:
Standard:
The system will not monitor the door circuits for the inital 45 seconds after the alarm is armed. Note: If you are testing an
Alpine alarm system in the "active mode" and you open a door before this 45 seconds has elapsed, the siren will not sound until
the 45 seconds has passed.
6.
Microphone Sensitivity:
Standard:
A high/low switch is provided on the module for adjusting the sensitivity. Under all but the most extreme conditions, the "high"
position should be suitable.
7.
Siren Duration:
Standard:
The siren will sound for 60 seconds when the alarm has been tripped. After completing this cycle the control unit will reset and
respond to any new sensor inputs. If the original sensor input is stiil active, the siren will stop for 5 seconds and then continue to
sound. After 10 minutes the alarm will ignore the continuously activated sensor until the system has been disarmed and rearmed
again.
