Control with wireless tag (transponder)

Wireless tags availability depends on delivery set 

 The included and optional tags are supplied from factory in transport (power saving) mode, i.e. inactive! Pushing a tag button in this mode is indicated by green and red alternating flashes of the built-in LED. To switch it to normal mode push a tag button several times until flashing color turns to green 

 

 Connection check 

 Push button once to check tag connection status. 2 LED flashes means connection with security main unit established, 1 flash means disconnected. A flash color corresponds to the current active mode: 

 

 green–Regular mode, Anti-hijack is disabled  

 red–Anti-hijack mode is enabled 

 yellow–Service mode is enabled 

 

 Control over security system 

 Duration of a tag button pushing: 

 

 short – push and release button, followed with a flash of corresponding current operation mode; 

 long–push and hold button until LED begins flashing. 

 

 Duration of long push are of 2 levels: 

 

 

 1 level – push and hold button followed with double short 

 flashes of a current operating mode and then long flash at 

 which button must be released; 

 

 

 2 level – push and hold the tag button followed with double 

 short flashes of a current operating mode, then one long flash  

 and then followed with serial flashes at which button must be released 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Command 

 

 

 Button push 

 

 

 

 

 

 Arm/Disarm 

 1 short 

 

 

 

 Enable / disable Anti-hijack by a tag away 

 

 

 long 1 level 

 

 

 

 Enable/Disable Service mode 

 

 long 2 level 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Replacing a tag battery 

 Wireless tag (transponder) is equipped with CR2032 type Li-ion battery. 

 Tag battery discharging is indicated with 3 sounds of embedded main unit buzzer (or siren) at ignition On. Then battery must be replaced as soon as possible 

 To replace battery open a tag casing carefully with a flat metal or plastic item, remove discharged battery from slot. Install a new battery in the slot observing correct polarity (positive side up, as shown on picture). Then fix a cover back. Tag is ready for operation. 

 

 

 A smartphone with support of Bluetooth 4.2 and above can also be used as a tag. See Devices registration article to pair a smartphone as a tag. 

 The smartphone operation as a tag may be limited by operating system restrictions and power saving settings in a particular phone