SL L4-1.9L SOHC VIN 9 (1991)
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The remote transmitters will command the security system to lock and unlock the doors (even if the system is Off).
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When panic mode is activated, the door locks will be commanded to unlock.
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The door locks will not be commanded to lock when the system is passively armed.
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The door locks will be commanded to lock when the system is actively armed.
Remote Transmitters
The remote transmitters are radio frequency type and operate on an FCC-Approved frequency of 318 Mhz. Each button transmits one of 19,000 possible
codes over a nominal range of 25-50 feet. (Range may be improved by having more keys on ring of transmitter and positioning so transmitter is in your
hand with the keys hanging free.)
NOTICE:
Radio frequency interference caused by close proximity to radio broadcast stations, motors, heaters, etc., may interfere with transmitter operation.
Transmitter commands are recognized by the security system only if their individual code has been programmed into the security system module memory
after application of battery voltage.
NOTICE:
The transmitter button must be held for one full second to be recognized by the security system module.
The transmitters are powered by a single 12 volt battery or eight 1.5 volt batteries. Refer to Owner's Manual for recommended battery specifications.
The transmitters are used to:
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Arm the security system (actively)
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Disarm the security system (actively)
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Lock the doors (up-level system on vehicles equipped with power door locks)
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Unlock the doors (up-level system on vehicles equipped with power door locks)
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Invoke or disable the "Panic" mode (Refer to Panic Mode in Owner's Manual.)
Security System Module
The security system module is an electronic device that controls all of the features of the security system.
Security system features include:
Passive arming:
When the valet switch is in the ON or SHOCK OFF position, the security system is enabled for passive arming. Arming of the system is accompanied by
a horn chirp. The system will not lock the doors passively.
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Base system - After the ignition key is turned Off, one or more doors is opened and the last door is closed, the system will passively arm after
approximately 25 seconds.
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Up-level system - After the ignition key is turned Off, one or more doors is opened, and the last door is closed, the system will passively arm after
approximately 55 seconds.
Upon returning to the vehicle, the system may be disarmed in either of the following ways:
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Depress the transmitter button for one to two seconds. Two chirps will be heard to indicate that disarming is complete. One additional chirp will be
heard if the alarm had been activated since the last ignition cycle.
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Enter the vehicle and turn the ignition switch to the RUN position. If the ignition switch is not turned to the RUN position within 17 seconds of
opening a door, the alarm will be activated until the key is turned to the RUN position or the transmitter is used to disarm the system.
NOTICE:
System will not respond to active (transmitter) disarming if it has entered the power down mode.
Active arming:
