SL L4-1.9L SOHC VIN 9 (1991)
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The alarm was activated for a full, two minute cycle and the input which set off the alarm is no longer present.
Remote door lock/unlock:
Available on the up-level security system, the transmitter may be used to command the power door locks to lock and unlock. Depress the transmitter
button for one to two seconds to unlock the doors. Depress the transmitter button again to lock the doors. This action will also disarm and arm the system
if the valet switch is in either the ON or SHOCK OFF position.
Alarm cycles:
The security system has four alarm cycles as follows:
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Warn away - This alarm cycle is activated by a sudden shock if the security system is armed and the valet switch is in the ON position. This alarm
cycle consists of one sharp horn blast. A parking lamp flash will accompany the horn blast on up-level security systems.
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Escalating alarm - This alarm cycle is activated when a door is opened after the security system has been actively armed. This is to allow time for the
forgetful owner to disarm the system prior to the full-alarm. This alarm consists of short honks of the horn, followed by full-length blasts of the horn.
Parking lamp flashes will accompany the horn blasts on the up-level security system.
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Instant alarm - This alarm cycle is activated whenever disarming does not occur with 17 seconds after opening a door or upon detection of an
electrical input other than a door opening on a passively armed vehicle. The instant alarm is also activated by any electrical input on an actively
armed vehicle.
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Panic alarm - This alarm is owner activated by depressing a transmitter button for more than three seconds.
The preset alarm duration is two minutes in any mode. At the end of the two minutes, the security system will check if the condition causing the alarm
has been corrected. If it has been corrected, the system may go into the power down mode. If it has not been corrected, the alarm continues for a
maximum of ten minutes.
History:
The LED will flash to indicate any activation of an alarm cycle while the owner is away (as long as the system did not enter the power down mode). The
LED will flash in a specified sequence to indicate the condition that caused the alarm cycle as follows:
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Groups of two - A door was opened.
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Groups of four - The vehicle was bumped too many times.
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Groups of five - The unit was tampered with electronically.
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Groups of seven - The valet switch was tampered with.
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Groups of eight - The ignition switch was tampered with.
The history function will reset when the ignition key is turned to the RUN position.
