Programming
- Make
- Fiat
- Model
- Bravo /Brava (182) Factory Service Manual
- Year
- 1995–2001
- Section
- Alarm › Programming
PROGRAMMING
Initially the vehicle alarm system comes with a code which is activated by a universal remote control which allows the vehicle to be tested and moved inside the factory.
During the pre-delivery stage it is therefore necessary to programme the receiver with the code for the transmitter which comes with the vehicle.
The alarm signal modes may vary according to the laws in force in the country of registration. It may therefore be necessary to programme the system by entering the Country code.
There are two programming modes:
- before entering the password: SIMPLIFIED PROGRAMMING
- after entering the password: PROTECTED PROGRAMMING.
Each transmitter has a paper card with the four figure password for protection against non authorized programming (protected programming). This card should be removed by the customer at the time of purchase and placed in the special space at the back of the Code Card.
- Given the importance of programming it is advisable to carry out the operations, at least initially, with the help of a second person.
- The programming of remote controls should be carried out with the doors of the vehicle closed.
Simplified programming
At the time of delivery the alarm commands for the vehicle should be memorized.
- Programming button
- Radio frequency receiver in courtesy light
- LED in courtesy light
- Radio frequency remote control
- Transmitter LED
- Password code (4 numbers)
- Control button on transmitter
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