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Remote
Starters
Viper Responder LE Model 5301 Remote Start
Keyless Entry Owner’s Guide
© 2008 Directed
Electronics, Vista, CA
G4202V 2008-05
Contents
Government
regulations
This device complies
with Part 15 of FCC
rules. Operation is
subject to the
following two
conditions: (1) This
device may not cause
harmful
interference, and
(2) This device must
accept any
interference
received, including
interference that
may cause
undesirable
operation.
This equipment has
been tested and
found to comply with
the limits for a
class B digital
device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits
are designed to
provide reasonable
protection against
harmful interference
in a residential
installation. This
equipment generates
and can radiate
radio frequency
energy and, if not
installed and used
in accordance with
the instruction
manual, may cause
harmful interference
to radio
communications.
However, there is no
guarantee that
interference will
not occur in a
particular
installation. If
this equipment does
cause harmful
interference to
radio or television,
which can be
determined by
turning the
equipment Off and
ON, the user is
encouraged to try to
correct the
interference by one
or more of the
following measures:
• Reorient or
relocate the
receiving
antenna.
•
Increase the
separation
between the
equipment and
receiver.
•
Connect the
equipment into
an outlet on a
circuit
different from
that to which
the receiver is
connected.
• Consult the
dealer or an
experienced
radio / TV
technician for
help.
To satisfy FCC RF
exposure compliance
requirements, this
device should be
used in hand-held,
hand operated
configurations only.
The device and its
antenna must
maintain a
separation distance
of 20 cm or more
from the person’s
body, except for the
hand and wrists, to
satisfy RF exposure
compliance. This
device is designed
to be used in a
person’s hands and
its operating
configurations do
not support normal
transmissions while
it is carried in
pockets or holsters
next to a persons’
body.
This device complies
with the Industry
Canada Radio
Standards
Specification RSS
210. Its use is
authorized only on a
no-interference,
no-protection basis;
in other words, this
device must not be
used if it is
determined that it
causes harmful
interference to
services authorized
by IC. In addition,
the user of this
device must accept
any radio
interference that
may be received,
even if this
interference could
affect the operation
of the device.
Warning: Changes or
modifications not
expressly approved
by the party
responsible for
compliance could
void the user’s
authority to operate
this device.
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Warning! Safety
first
The following safety
warnings must be
observed at all
times:
Due to the
complexity of this
system, installation
of this product must
only be performed by
an authorized
Directed dealer.
When properly
installed, this
system can start the
vehicle via a
command signal from
the remote control
transmitter.
Therefore, never
operate the system
in an enclosed area
or partially
enclosed area
without ventilation
(such as a garage).
When parking in an
enclosed or
partially enclosed
area or when having
the vehicle
serviced, the remote
start system must be
disabled using the
installed toggle
switch. It is the
user’s sole
responsibility to
properly handle and
keep out of reach
from children all
remote control
transmitters to
assure that the
system does not
unintentionally
remote start the
vehicle. THE USER
MUST INSTALL A
CARBON MONOXIDE
DETECTOR IN OR ABOUT
THE LIVING AREA
ADJACENT TO THE
VEHICLE. ALL DOORS
LEADING FROM
ADJACENT LIVING
AREAS TO THE
ENCLOSED OR
PARTIALLY ENCLOSED
VEHICLE STORAGE AREA
MUST AT ALL TIMES
REMAIN CLOSED. These
precautions are the
sole responsibility
of the user.
Remote starters
on manual
transmission
vehicles operate
differently than
those with automatic
transmission because
you must leave your
car in neutral. You
must read this
Owner’s Guide to
familiarize yourself
with the proper
procedures regarding
manual transmission
remote starters. If
you have any
questions, ask your
installer or contact
Directed at
1-800-753-0600.
Before remote
starting a manual
transmission
vehicle, be sure to:
• Leave the
vehicle in
neutral and be
sure no one is
standing in
front or
behind the
vehicle.
• Only remote
start on a flat
surface
• Have the parking
brake fully engaged
Warning! It is the
responsibility of
the owner to ensure
the
parking/emergency
brake properly
functions. Failure
to do so can result
in personal injury
or property damage.
We recommend the
owner have the
parking/emergency
brake system
inspected and
adjusted by a
qualified automotive
shop biannually.
Use of this product
in a manner contrary
to its intended mode
of operation may
result in property
damage, personal
injury, or death.
(1) Never remotely
start the vehicle
with the vehicle in
gear, and (2) Never
remotely start the
vehicle with the
keys in the
ignition. The user
must also have the
neutral safety
feature of the
vehicle periodically
checked, wherein the
vehicle must not
remotely start while
the car is in gear.
This testing should
be performed by an
authorized Directed
dealer in accordance
with the Safety
Check outlined in
the product
installation guide.
If the vehicle
starts in gear,
cease remote start
operation
immediately and
consult with the
authorized Directed
dealer to fix the
problem.
After the remote
start module has
been installed,
contact your
authorized dealer to
have him or her test
the remote start
module by performing
the Safety Check
outlined in the
product installation
guide. If the
vehicle starts when
performing the
Neutral Safety
Shutdown Circuit
test, the remote
start unit has not
been properly
installed. The
remote start module
must be removed or
the installer must
properly reinstall
the remote start
system so that the
vehicle does not
start in gear. All
installations must
be performed by an
authorized Directed
dealer.
OPERATION OF THE
REMOTE START MODULE
IF THE VEHICLE
STARTS IN GEAR IS
CONTRARY TO ITS
INTENDED MODE OF
OPERATION. OPERATING
THE REMOTE START
SYSTEM UNDER THESE
CONDITIONS MAY
RESULT IN PROPERTY
DAMAGE OR PERSONAL
INJURY. YOU MUST
IMMEDIATELY CEASE
THE USE OF THE UNIT
AND SEEK THE
ASSISTANCE OF AN
AUTHORIZED Directed
DEALER TO REPAIR OR
DISCONNECT THE
INSTALLED REMOTE
START MODULE.
DIRECTED WILL NOT BE
HELD RESPONSIBLE OR
PAY FOR INSTALLATION
OR REINSTALLATION
COSTS.
This product is
designed for fuel
injected vehicles
only. Use of this
product in a
standard
transmission vehicle
must be in strict
accordance with this
guide.
This product
should not
be installed in any convertible
vehicles, soft, or
hard top with a
manual transmission.
Installation in such
vehicles may pose
certain risk.
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What’s included
• One
five-button/2-way Supercode
Responder LE
remote control
•
One five-button/
1-way Supercode
remote
•
The control module
(installed
out-of-sight)
•
Control center
with integrated
status LED and
Valet override
switch
•
A remote start
defeat toggle
switch
•
Window decals
• Your warranty
registration
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Important
information
Congratulations on
the purchase of your
state-of-the-art
remote start and
keyless entry
system. Due to the
complexity of this
system, it must be
installed by an
authorized dealer
only. Installation
of this product by
anyone other than an
authorized dealer
voids the warranty.
All dealers are
provided with a
preprinted dealer
certificate to
verify
authorization.
By carefully reading
this Owner’s Guide
prior to using your
system, you will
maximize the use of
this system and its
features. You can
print additional or
replacement copies
of this manual by
accessing our web
site at
www.directed.com.
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Your warranty
Your warranty
registration must be
completely filled
out and returned
within 10 days of
purchase. Your
product warranty
will not be
validated if your
warranty
registration is not
returned. Make sure
you receive the
warranty
registration from
your dealer. It is
also necessary to
keep your proof of
purchase, which
reflects that the
product was
installed by an
authorized dealer.
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Replacement remotes
Your system comes
with one Responder
LE remote control
(P/N 7251) and one
remote control (P/N
7152). If additional
remotes are desired,
please see your
authorized dealer or
visit
www.directedstore.com
to order.
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Responder LE
2-way remote
|
Feature |
Description
|
|
1 |
Lock button
/ Press for
one second
to lock. |
|
2 |
Unlock
button /
Press for
one second
to unlock. |
|
3 |
Remote start
button /
Press for
one second
to activate
remote
start. |
|
4 |
Auxiliary
button /
Press and
hold for 1.5
second to
activate
optional
trunk
release. |
|
5 |
Function
button /
Allows
access to
programming
and modifies
operation of
the other
buttons. |
|
6 |
Label / Back
of remote
has label to
identify the
remote as
2-way or
1-way. |
|
7 |
Battery Door
/ Remove to
access
batteries
when
necessary.
For more
detail, see
p. 16 |
|
8 |
Transmit
indicator |
|
9 |
LED
indicators
/ Flashes to
indicate
function
confirmation
|
Note: If Keypad
Lock is On, press
 and then press
 to exit.
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1-way companion
remote
Note:
See call-out table
for 2-way
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Transmitter
configuration
|
Level: |
Direct
Access |
x 1 |
x 2 |
x 3 |
x 4 |
 |
Lock |
Silent Lock |
|
|
|
 |
Unlock |
Silent
Unlock |
Valet Mode |
Car Finder |
|
 |
Remote Start |
Reset
Runtime |
Timer Mode |
Smart Start |
Rear
Defogger |
 |
Trunk
Release |
AUX 1 |
AUX 2 |
AUX 3 |
|
 |
Function
Shift* |
Cabin
Temperature
request*
(2-way only) |
Lock Status*
(2-way only) |
Runtime
Check*(2-way
only) |
|
*
button must be
pressed and held to
access state
| Button |
|
Lock |
Command:
Press one time to Lock
Feedback: Lock LED flashes
for 1-sec with 1 beep.
Notes: Press/hold for 1.5
seconds to Lock the system
and then activate the Panic
output* |
Unlock |
Command:
Press one time to Lock
Feedback: Unlock LED flashes
for 1-sec and remote beeps
twice
Notes: |
Remote Start |
Command:
Press one time to activate
Remote Start
Feedback: Remote Start LED
flashes for 3-secs, remote
start tones.
Notes: |
AUX |
Command: Press
and hold for 1.5
seconds to
activate the
Trunk Release.
Feedback: The
AUX LED turns on
for 3-secs and
AUX activation
tone sounds.
Notes: This is
an optional
feature. See
your sales
rep/installer
for details. |
Function
Shift |
Command: Press 1
to 4 times. (See
Function shift
table.)
Feedback: LED
indicators turn
on (according to
the feature
command)
Notes: Each
Press then
release, shifts
the function of
the command
button. |
Note:
Feedback is
available on the
2-way remote only.
* Horn honk is an
optional feature.
The panic and horn
honk feature is
available when this
option is installed.
Pressing more
than one button
simultaneously
generates an Error
tone and the
"Function" LED turns
on.
Feature List:
Silent lock
Command:
Press
one- time and then press
Feedback:
Lock LED flashes for
1-sec
Notes:
Locks the system without
horn honks*
Silent unlock
Command:
Press
one- time and then press
Feedback:
Unlock LED flashes for
1-sec
Notes:
Unlocks the system
without horn honks*
Runtime reset
Command:
Press
one-time and then
Feedback:
Remote start On tones
sound.
Notes:
Re-starts the remote
start runtime counter if
remote start is active.
Note:
If remote start is not
active, the 2-WAY remote
will respond with error
tone.
Aux 1
Command:
Press
one time and then press
Feedback:
The Aux LED turns on for
3-secs, Aux activation
tone
sounds.
Notes:
This is an optional
feature. See your sales
rep/installer for
details.
Cabin
temperature
Command:
Press
one time, then
Hold
for 1.5 seconds.
Feedback:
Screen will display
current cabin temperature.
Notes:
Cabin
temperature is displayed on the
remote. LED lights
turn on to indicate a range. (See
p.29)
Valet
mode
Command:
Press
two-times and then
Feedback:
Remote beeps 1 to 2
times when entering
Valet mode.
Notes:
To enter or exit Valet
mode, even if Locked.
When entering Valet Mode
the remote beeps
one-time. When exiting
Valet Mode the remote
beeps two-times.
Timer
mode
Command:
Press
two-times and then
Feedback:
Remote start LED turns
on.
Notes:
Enables or disables the
remote start timer mode.
Aux 2
Command:
Press
two times and then press
Feedback:
The AUX LED turns on for
3-secs, and AUX
activation
sounds.
Notes:
This is an optional
feature. See your sales
rep/installer
for details.
Car
finder
Command:
Press
three-times and then
Feedback:
Remote beeps 1 short
beep, the vehicle emits
1 long
horn honk*, and the
parking lights flash 10
times.
Notes:
Lock/Unlock cancels the
parking light flashes.
Smart
start
Command:
Press
three-times and then
press
Feedback:
Remote start LED turns
on, with 1 beep for
enable or 2
beeps for disable.
Notes:
Enables or
disables the Smart Start feature.
Aux 3
Command:
Press
three times and then
press
Feedback:
The AUX LED turns on for
3-secs, AUX activation
tone
sounds.
Notes:
This is an optional
feature. See your sales
rep/installer
for details.
Runtime check
Command:
Press
three-times, and then
Hold
for 1.5 seconds.
Feedback:
Remote start On tones
sound.
Notes:
Runtime remaining is
displayed as per the LED
on the
remote. (See page 23).
If the remote start is
not active the 2-way
responds with an error
tone.
Rear
defogger
Command:
Press
four times, and then
(Only after remote start
is on.)
Feedback:
Remote start LED on, 1
beep.
Notes:
Manually turns
on the defogger when remote start is
on.
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Out of range notification
If a command is
issued from the remote, but the
remote is beyond the range of the
vehicle to receive the command, the
remote will respond with an out-of
range notification. If this occurs,
the transmit indicator on the remote
flashes rapidly, the
key
LED turns on, and the remote emits
the error tone sounds.
Since conditions
will vary in different areas (i.e.:
Weather, RF interference, etc) range
may be affected and require you to
be closer to the vehicle for
successful transmission.
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System maintenance
The system
requires no specific maintenance.
Your remotes are powered by small
coin cell lightweight 3-volt lithium
batteries that last approximately
one year under normal use. The 2-way
remote uses two CR2016 cell
batteries and the 1-way remote uses
one CR2032 cell battery. When the
battery begins to weaken, the
operating range is reduced.
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Low battery indicator
When the
batteries are low on the 2-way
remote it emits two groups of beeps,
the
LED flashes, and the system
emits an additional honk when
unlocking to let you know its time
to change the battery. When the
battery is low on the 1-way remote,
the remote responds the same, but
without the LED flash.
Note:
The Lock/Unlock confirmations should
be programmed On, and the optional
horn honk installed, for the system
to emit any additional honks during
unlocking. Ask your authorized
dealer if you have any questions.
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Remote control
programming
The Responder LE
2-way remote control
has menus for
programming the
remote to the system
control module and
for configuring the
remote control user
features.
Before you start
make sure the keypad
is unlocked. (See
page 11)
To program the
remote user
features:
1. Press and hold
the
button on the
remote for 12
seconds. (ignore
the car
indicator at 3
seconds). The
remote emits one
long beep, and
the transmit LED
turns on to
indicate the
Main Menu.
2. Press and hold
the
button
for 1. 5
seconds: The
remote beeps
two-times. You
are now in the
Remote
Configuration
menu.
The Lock, Unlock,
Remote Start and Aux
LEDs turn on and/or
blink to indicate
the current remote
feature
configuration. When
the LED is On, the
feature is On.
To configure the
remote control
features:
Press and release
the command button.
The LED next to the
button turns On or
Off. The remote
beeps to indicate
the feature
configuration.
Press
the
button to access the
Auto keypad lock
feature. When the
LED is off, the keypad
does not lock.
Press
the
button to change the
Auto keypad lock
feature.
• Lock LED On: The
keypad lock feature
is On. When the
LED is on, the
keypad automatically
locks 60 seconds
after the last
button operation to
avoid accidental
command operations.
When locked, if any
command button is
pressed the remote
emits an error tone.
The companion remote
beeps once when the
feature is
programmed On.
• Lock LED Off: The
keypad lock feature is
Off and the keypad does
not lock. The
companion remote beeps
twice when the feature
is programmed
Off.
If the keypad lock
is On, press
, and
then press
to unlock the
keypad.
Note:
If the auto keypad
lock feature is
programmed On, the
remote unlocks when
the vehicle ignition
is turned Off. The
remote stays
unlocked to allow
time to exit and
unload the vehicle,
and then lock the
doors with the
remote. When the
button is pressed,
the keypad auto lock
feature resumes
normally.
Press the
button to access and
change the Remote
Beeps feature.
• Unlock LED On:
The remote emits
beeps normally.
The companion
remote beeps
once to confirm
the mode change.
• Unlock LED Off:
The remote does not
emit beeps except
when programming.
The companion
remote beeps
twice to confirm
mode change.
• Unlock LED blinking:
The remote emits
beeps only if the
optional horn honk
input is hooked up
and the factory
alarm has been
triggered. (This
feature is not
available on the
1-way companion
remote).
Press the
button to access and
change the Runtime
Low Alert feature.
Note:
This feature is not
available on the
1-way companion
remote.
• Remote Start LED
On: The remote
emits feedback
output for
Runtime Low
Alert messages.
• Remote Start LED
Off: The remote
ignores Runtime
Low Alert
messages.
These messages are
automatically sent
while Remote Start
is On to alert you
when the runtime
remaining is at 3
minutes, and again
at 1 minute before
shut down.
Press the
button to access and
change the Page
mode/Power saver
mode.
Note:
Not available on the
1- way companion
remote.
• Aux LED On: the
remote wakes up
to listen for
messages from
the system
•
Aux LED
blinking: Power
saver mode (see
Note below)
• Aux LED Off: The
remote does not wake
up and listen for
messages from the
system to extend
battery life. This
means the remote
does not receive
the optional
factory alarm
trigger pages.
Note:
If a remote button
is not pressed for
more than 72 hours,
the remote
automatically goes
into sleep mode to
extend battery life.
It wakes up and
resets each time a
button is pressed.
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Multi-car control
capability
You can use the
Responder LE 2-way
and 1-way companion
remote control
system for two cars,
with full command
capability for both
vehicles.
While holding a
command button and transmitting, the
amber LED at the top
of the remote
control flashes in
groups to indicate
which car is being
controlled.
• Car 1: 1 flash
• Car 2: 2
flashes
To change the Car to
be operated:
Press/hold the
button for 3 seconds
or until the remote
beeps and the
and/or
LEDs
turn on. This
indicates which car
the remote currently
operates.
• Car 1: 1 beep and
Lock LED on
• Car 2: 2 beeps
and Lock &
Unlock LEDs on
Note:
Using the 1-way
companion remote,
the amber LED
flashes and beeps
once for Car 1. The
amber LED flashes
and beeps twice for
Car 2.
To change Car while
the LEDs are On:
1. Press and
release the
button. The LEDs
will change to
indicate the car
that can be
operated.
2. After you select
the car number,
press any command
button to operate
the features. The
selected car remains
selected until the
setting is changed.
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Locking the vehicle
To lock the vehicle,
press the
button on
the remote control.
The horn in the
vehicle "honks"
one-time, and the
parking lights flash
one-time. If the
power door locks
have been connected,
the doors lock.
The system
automatically checks
for errors when it
locks. The 2-way
remote honks
one-time and then
flashes the
LED
indicator to confirm
locking. If no lock
confirmation is
received, the remote
emits the
out-of-range signal.
If errors are found
when locking:
If the door is open
when you lock the
vehicle, the horn
honks once and the
parking lights
flash. The horn then
honks a second time
to indicate that the
door is open and the
LED on the control
center flashes in
groups of three
The 2-way remote
control sounds a
short "error" tone,
and the LED
indicators next to
the
and
buttons
flash.
Note:
The optional horn
honk and door input
has to be installed
for this function.
Locking without the
honk (Silent Lock)
Press the
button on
the remote one-time,
and then press the
button. The vehicle
locks without the
confirmation honk.
The parking lights
flash one-time. The
2-way remote flashes
the
LED to confirm
locking. If no lock
confirmation is
received, the 2-way
remote emits the
out-of-range signal.
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Unlocking the
vehicle
Lock the vehicle
normally. Press the
button
one time. The
vehicle horn honks
two-times and the
parking lights
flash. The 2-way
remote beeps
two-times and the
LED indicator
flashes. The door
locks, if connected,
unlock. If no unlock
confirmation is
received, the 2-way
remote emits the
out-of-range signal.
UnLocking without the
honk (Silent Unlock)
Lock the vehicle
normally. Press the
button on the remote
one-time, and then press
the
button. The vehicle
unlocks without the
confirmation honk.
The parking lights
flash two-times. The
2-way remote flashes
the
LED to confirm
unlocking. If no
unlock confirmation
is received, the
2-way remote emits
the
out-of-range
signal.
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Overriding the optional starter kill
To bypass the
optional starter kill without a
remote control:
Use your override
switch located on the control center
(see diagram below) to bypass the
system. This switch bypasses the
system only if you have the vehicle
key.
To check proper
operation:
1.
While the
vehicle is locked, open the
door. Immediately insert the key
into the ignition and turn it
to the Run or On position. (all
the indicators in the dash turn
on)
2. Press and release the
Override Switch one time. The
optional starter kill is
bypassed. You can now start the
vehicle with the key.
Note:
The override switch feature allows
you to select a specific number of
presses needed to disable the
system. If the override switch has
been programmed to a new number of
presses by your authorized dealer,
that number should be indicated
below.
Override Switch number of presses
________
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Using the remote
start
Read this user
guide, including
the
warnings on page 6,
before using the
remote start. Ensure
that the vehicle is
parked in an open
area, not in a
garage. To use your
remote start to
pre-warm or pre-cool
your vehicle,
remember to set the
climate controls to
the desired settings
before shutting Off
the engine.
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Remote starting your
vehicle
• Press the
button on the
remote control.
The vehicle parking lights
flash.
• On the 2-way remote,
the Remote Start LED
flashes and
ascending Remote
Start tone plays.
The preset remote
start run time is 12
minutes. This can be
changed to between
12 and 60 minutes
(see your authorized
dealer for
programming
changes).
Your system has a
feature, if
programmed On, that
automatically
notifies you when
the runtime is
getting low. When
the vehicle reaches
3-minutes of runtime
remaining, it sends
the 2-way remote
control a paging
signal. The 2-way
beeps one-time,
plays the error beep
tone one-time, and
then the
and
LEDs flash.
Points to remember
If the hood is open
or if the brake
pedal is pressed,
the vehicle will not
remote start.
The remote start
shuts down:
• When the brake
pedal is
pressed
•
The hood is
opened
• When the remote
start command is
sent again from a
remote control
• When runtime
expires
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Runtime check
Your system has a
feature (if
programmed on) that
automatically
notifies you when
the run time is
getting low. The
default runtime is
12 minutes.
To check the amount
of runtime
remaining:
After the vehicle
is remote started,
press the
button
three-times and then
hold until the
remote beeps, and
then release. The
LEDs light up to
indicate how much
time is remaining.
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Manual transmission
vehicles
If the vehicle has
manual transmission
the proper steps
must be followed
before leaving the
parked vehicle, or
the remote start
feature is disabled.
This process is
called MTS, manual
transmission start.
1. While the
vehicle is
running, put the
transmission in
neutral.
2.
Press the
vehicle’s foot
brake.
3.
Apply the
emergency
brake.
4.
Release the
vehicle’s foot
brake.
Note:
Pressing the
brake again
after this step
will disable the
remote start
feature.
5. Using the remote
control,
activate the
remote start
within 15
seconds. The
parking lights
flash 5-times
confirming that
the remote start
is active.
6. If the parking
lights do not
flash 5 times,
you have not
entered manual transmission
mode and will
need to repeat
steps 1 thru 5.
7. Turn Off the
ignition (the
car should stay
running when key
is turned
Off).
8.
Exit the
vehicle.
9.
Lock the doors
with the remote.
(the vehicle
should shut Off
when locking
the system).
You can now
remote start the
vehicle. If a
door is opened
before the next
remote start
activation, the
system will not
remote start.
To drive your
vehicle after it has
been remote started:
1. Get in without
stepping on the
brake.
2.
Insert the
ignition key and
turn it to the
On position.
3.
Now, step on the
brake.
The remote
control plays the
remote start
shutdown tone. You
have now taken
direct control from
the remote start
system.
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Timer mode
This unit can be
programmed to start
and run the engine
every three hours,
for a maximum of six
cycles. The engine
will run for the
programmed run time
and then shut down.
After three hours,
the system will
restart the engine.
Important:
Timer Mode
should be
used in open
areas
only.
Never start
and run the
vehicle in
an enclosed
space such
as a garage
or carport.
To activate timer
mode with an
automatic
transmission:
1. Remote start the
vehicle by
pressing
twice and then
press
.
2. The parking
lights flash
rapidly four
times to confirm
timer mode
entry. (The
vehicle will not
remote start at
this point.)
3. The vehicle
begins the timer
mode sequence.
To activate timer
mode with a manual
transmission:
1. Enter the MTS
mode.
2.
Exit the vehicle
and lock the
system.
3.
Enter the timer
mode. The
parking lights
quickly flash 4
times to confirm
entry into
timer mode
(vehicle will
not remote start
at this point).
The vehicle
begins the timer
mode sequence.
Timer Mode is exited
automatically after
the sixth run cycle.
The parking lights
slowly flash 4 times
when exiting timer
mode.
To exit timer mode
with the
transmitter:
• Press the
button twice and
then press
.
The parking lights
flash slow four
times to confirm
timer mode is
exited.
To exit timer mode
without the
transmitter:
1. Make sure the
remote start
system is not
operating the
engine.
2.
Turn the
ignition on.
Timer Mode is
exited and the
parking lights
flash slowly
four times.
Note:
The Bitwriter can
change the amount of
times the remote
start activates and,
it can change the
intervals between
activations in timer
mode.
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Turbo timer mode
To activate turbo
timer mode:
1. Make sure turbo
timer is turned
on.
2.
Open the vehicle
door.
3.
While the
vehicle is
running, press
button
2-times, and
then press
button. The
parking lights
flash one-time
and the remote
sounds the
activation tone
confirming that
the remote start
is activated.
Note:
The 1-way remote
only flashes the
parking lights
and does not
emit any sounds.
4. Turn Off the
ignition. The
car remains
running.
5. Exit the vehicle
and Lock the system.
The vehicle remains
running for the
programmed run time.
To enter turbo timer
mode with a manual
transmission:
Perform the manual
transmission
procedure with the
door open. Transmit
the timer mode
feature with the
remote by pressing
two-times, and then
press
.
After exiting the
vehicle, lock the
system and the
vehicle remains
running for the
programmed runtime.
(The remote start
feature is still
enabled).
You can still remote
start the vehicle
after the turbo
timer has timed out
and shut Off the
vehicle. For safety
reasons, if a door
is opened (while the
system is Locked or
Unlocked) while you
are away, the remote
start exits the
manual transmission
mode and will not
remote start until
the MTS sequence is
re-initiated.
Note:
An optional push
button can be
hardwired to the (-)
activation input on
the remote if you
want to activate the
turbo timer without
using the remote
start.
When the vehicle is
running follow the
procedures listed
above, but instead
of pressing the
remote, press the
push button the
appropriate number
of times to activate
the remote start
(factory setting is
for 1 pulse). The remote emits
the remote start
confirmation tone,
after which you can
turn Off the
ignition and exit
the vehicle. The car
remains running for
the pre-programmed
amount of time.
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➤
Smart start
activation
With Smart Start you
can activate remote
start when the
vehicle reaches a
certain temperature,
or when it reaches a
certain voltage.
The factory setting
for temperature high is
100º, and the low is 0º
(F). The voltage setting
is 10.5v. These settings
can be adjusted or
turned off by your
installer using the Bitwriter.
To activate Smart
Start mode:
• Press the
button on the
remote 3 times
and then press
the
button.
The 2-way remote
beeps once, and
flashes the
remote start LED
once. The parking
lights flash 5
times
fast
to confirm the
remote is in
Smart Start
mode.
To activate Smart
Start mode with a
manual transmission:
1. Enter the MTS
procedure.
2.
Exit the vehicle
and press the
button on the
remote (the
vehicle shuts
down when
locking).
3. Press the
button on the
remote 3 times
and then press
the
button.
The 2 way remote
beeps once and
flashes the
remote start LED
once.
The parking
lights flash 5
times
fast
to confirm the
remote is in
Smart Start
mode.
The vehicle remote
starts when the
cabin temperature
reaches the
programmed
threshold, or when
the battery reaches
the programmed
voltage.
Use one of the below
methods to exit
Smart Start mode:
• Perform the same
steps to
activate Smart
Start mode
• Turn the
ignition On to
deactivate
manually
•
Press the brake
pedal
The parking
lights flash 5 times
slowly
to confirm the
remote has exited
Smart Start mode.
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Cabin temperature
Using the Responder
LE you have the
ability to check the
temperature inside
the vehicle.
Press the
button
one-time and Hold it
until the remote
beeps, and then
release. The LEDs
light up indicating
the temperature
range of the
vehicle.
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➤
Turning on the rear
defogger
The rear defogger
(if connected) is
programmed to
automatically
activate when remote
start is turned on.
If the interior
cabin temperature is
above 55˚ F the
defogger will not
activate.
To manually activate
the rear defogger
after remote start
is on:
• Press
four
times, and then
press
Note:
if remote start is
not active, the
remote emits an
error tone.
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Valet take-over
The Valet take-over
feature allows the
vehicle to remain
running after the
key has been removed
from the ignition.
This feature is
useful for occasions
when you want to
exit and lock the
vehicle for short
periods of time, but
would like to leave
the motor running
and the climate
controls on.
To perform Valet
take-over:
1. Before turning
Off the engine,
press and
release the
button on the
transmitter
within 3
seconds.
The parking
lights flash one
time to confirm
that valet
-take-over has
been initiated
Then wait a few
seconds.
2. Turn the
ignition key to
the Off position
(The engine
remains
running).
3. Exit the vehicle
and lock the
system with the
remote. The engine runs
until the
pre-programmed
time elapses or
a shut-down
input is
received.
Note:
To enable valet
take-over with a
manual transmission,
open the door when
going into MTS mode.
The parking lights
flash one-time to
confirm entry into
valet takeover.
After you exit the
vehicle you can lock
the system with the
remote and the car
remains running. If
the vehicle shuts
down when locking,
then the unit did
not enter the valet
take-over mode.
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Safety features
This system has
several important
safety features to
ensure proper
operation of the
motor and prevent
accidental damage to
the engine or its
components.
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Optional starter
anti-grind circuitry
Whenever the vehicle
is remote started,
advanced anti-grind
circuitry prevents
the starter from
engaging, even if
the key is turned to
the start position.
This prevents damage
to the starter motor
if the key is turned
to the start
position during
remote start
operation.
Note:
Anti-grind circuitry
only works when the
remote start system
is operating the
motor and the
optional Failsafe®
Starter Kill relay
is installed.
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Disabling the remote
start system
This feature allows
the remote start
unit to be
temporarily disabled
to prevent the
vehicle from being
remote started
accidentally. This
feature is useful
when the vehicle is
being serviced or
stored in an
enclosed area.
To disable the
remote start, move
the shutdown toggle
switch to the Off
position. Check with
your installer for
the location of the
shutdown switch.
Location of
Shutdown
Switch____________________________
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Diagnostics
The microprocessor
at the heart of the
system is constantly
monitoring the
switches that are
connected to the
main unit.
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Locking If
the system is locked at
the same time that the
door input is active,
you will hear one horn
honk to indicate
locking, and then a
second horn honk to
indicate Bypass
Notification. Note:
Bypass Notification does
not occur if the
optional horn input is
not installed or when
the system is in Silent
Mode or if the
notification honks have
been programmed Off by
the installer.
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Unlocking Extra honks when
unlocking the system is
a notification
that the batteries
in the remote are
low and need to be
replaced.
Important:
The optional
horn honk
feature must
be
installed.
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Remote start
This system can
provide you with
information to
indicate what the
problem is when
using the remote
start. When the
remote start is
activated and fails
to engage, count the
parking light
flashes to determine
the problem. The
parking lights will
flash between 5 - 8
times to indicate
what caused the no
start situation.
•
5 flashes: brake
wire is active
•
6 flashes: hood pin
is active
•
7 flashes: manual
transmission mode is
enabled and not
initialized
•
8 flashes: neutral
safety wire has no
ground or the remote
start defeat toggle
switch is off.
Keep a record of
the number of
flashes, to assist
your installer when
taking the vehicle
in for service.
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Owner recognition
Owner recognition
lets up to four users of the system
have unique settings to meet their
specific needs. It is almost like
having four separate systems in your
vehicle, one for each user. This
feature is only available to
authorized dealers using the Bitwriter or Bitwriter 2 program
tool.
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Rapid resume logic
This Directed
system will store its current state
to non-volatile memory. If power is
lost and then reconnected the system
will recall the stored state from
memory.
For example, if
the unit is in Valet Mode and the
battery is disconnected for any
reason, such as servicing the car,
when the battery is reconnected the
unit is still in Valet Mode. This
applies to all states of the system
including lock or unlock.
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Power saver mode
➤ System
Your system will
automatically enter Power Saver Mode
while locked or in Valet Mode, after
a period of time in which no
operation has been performed. This
lowers the current draw on the
vehicle’s battery. Power Saver Mode
takes over under the following
conditions:
Power Saver when
the system is locked:
After the system has been Locked for
24 hours the LED flashes at half its
normal rate, decreasing the system’s
current draw.
Power Saver in Valet Mode:
When the system enters Valet Mode
the Status LED on the Responder LE
control center illuminates steadily.
If the vehicle is not used (ignition
is not turned on) for a one-hour
period while the system is in Valet
Mode, the status LED shuts Off. If
the system remains in Valet Mode,
the LED comes back on the next time
the ignition is turned On, and then
Off.
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2-way remote
Your
Responder LE 2way remote
control has a feature
called remote power save
mode. When programmed On
under remote options,
the remote conserves
power by disabling the
paging function if
unused for more than 72
hours.
Pressing any button on
the remote restores the
paging function.
The default setting
is On. See Remote
control programming
section of this guide or
ask your dealer for
details on how to
program.
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Programming options
Your
system has many custom
programmable options.
Some may require
installation labor. Ask
your authorized dealer
for details.
The
following is a list of
the programmable
options, with the
factory settings in
Bold.
• Active
locking (remote
only) passive
locking, the system
automatically locks
the doors 30-seconds
after the last door
is closed; or Auto
Re-lock
automatically
re-locks the doors
60 seconds after
unlocking (if no
door is opened).
•Locking/Unlocking
with no horn honk
confirmations
On
or Off.
• Ignition controlled
door lock feature On
or Off:
When this feature is
programmed on, the
doors lock three
seconds after the
ignition is turned
on, and unlock when
the ignition is
turned Off. The
ignition lock and
unlock are
independent features
that can be
programmed
separately.
• Panic mode enabled/disabled when the
ignition is turned
on or completely
turned Off.
• Comfort closure is a programming option
which closes the
vehicle’s windows after
remote locking.
Note:
Comfort closure can only
be used on cars that
have the capability of
closing the windows (and
on some cars the sunroof
as well) with the key
cylinder in the door.
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Convenience
expansions
Listed below are some of
the expansion options
available. Please
consult your dealer for
a complete explanation
of all the options
available to you.
Power
Trunk Release:
The accessory output of
the system can operate a
factory power release
for the vehicle’s trunk
or hatch. Sometimes an
optional relay is
required. If the factory
release is not
power-activated, Directed’s
® 522T trunk
release solenoid can
often be added.
Power Window Control:
Automatic power window
control is provided with
the 529T and 530T
systems. These can
operate power windows, and can roll
them up automatically
when the system is
Locked, roll them down,
or both up and down.
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Glossary of terms
2-Way
Remote:
A hand-held, remote
control which operates
the various functions of
your system and receives
feedback and pages from
the system.
Control Center:
The control center
contains the system’s
radio-frequency antenna,
the valet and override
switch, and the Status
LED. For maximum
remote-control range,
the Control Center is
usually located at the
top of the windshield,
centered near the
rear-view mirror.
Control Module:
The "brain" of your
system. Usually hidden
underneath the dash area
of the vehicle. It
houses the
microprocessor which
monitors your vehicle
and controls all of the
system's functions.
Failsafe® Starter Kill
(if equipped): An
automatic switch
controlled by the system
which prevents the
vehicle’s starter from
cranking whenever the
system is locked. The
vehicle is never
prevented from cranking
when the system is
unlocked in Valet® Mode,
or should the starter
kill switch fails. Your
system is ready for this
feature, however
installation of this
feature may require
additional labor.
Input:
Any physical connection
to the system. An input
can be provided by
existing systems in the
vehicle, such as
ignition or courtesy
lights.
In-vehicle status LED:
A light used to indicate
the status of your
system. It is located on
your systems control
center.
MTS:
Manual transmission
start. Procedure
required for using the
remote start in a
vehicle with a manual
transmission.
RF:
Radio frequency
Valet Button:
A small push button
switch located on your
systems control center.
It is used to override
the starter interrupt
when a remote is lost or
damaged, or to enter or
exit Valet Mode.
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Quick reference guide
•
Locking
To lock press
The
lock LED flashes and
the remote beeps
one-time. If horn
honk is installed,
the remote emits a
honk sound.
• Unlocking
To unlock press
.
The unlock LED
flashes for
one-second, and the
remote beeps
two-times.
• Bypassing the
optional starter
kill without a
remote
Turn on the
ignition. Press and
release the Valet
button within 15
seconds.
The system should
now bypass. If it
does not, you may
have waited too long
or pressed the
button incorrect
number of times.
Number of Valet
button presses for
disabling__________________
• Silent Lock
Press
one-time and
then press
.
The lock LED flashes
for one-second with
no sound.
• Silent UnLock
Press
one-time and
then press
The unlock LED
flashes for
one-second with no
sound.
• Remote Start
Press
.
The remote start LED
turns on for 3-seconds
and remote start tone
sounds.
•
Rear Defogger
Press
four-times,
and then press
(only
after remote start
is On.)The remote
beeps one-time and
remote start LED
turns On.
• To disable the
remote start system
Move the shutdown
toggle switch to the
Off position.
Location of Shutdown
Toggle
Switch___________________
• Valet Mode
Press
two-times and
then
.
The unlock and function LEDs blink
and the remote beeps
once. When valet
mode is Off, the
remote beeps
two-times.
• Valet take-over
1. Before turning
Off the engine,
press and
release the
button within 3
seconds. Then
wait a few
seconds.
2. Turn the
ignition key to
the Off
position.
3. Exit the vehicle
and lock the
doors with the
remote.The engine will
remain running
until the
programmed time
elapses or a shut-down input
is received.
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Limited lifetime
consumer warranty
Directed Electronics.
("Directed") promises to
the original purchaser
to repair or replace (at Directed’s election)
with a comparable
reconditioned model any
Directed unit (hereafter
the "unit"), excluding
without limitation the
siren, the remote
transmitters, the
associated sensors and
accessories, which
proves to be defective
in workmanship or
material under
reasonable use during
the lifetime of the
vehicle provided the
following conditions are
met: the unit was
purchased from an
authorized Directed
dealer, the unit was
professionally installed
and serviced by an
authorized Directed
dealer; the unit will be
professionally
reinstalled in the
vehicle in which it was
originally installed by
an authorized Directed
dealer; and the unit is
returned to Directed,
shipping prepaid with a
legible copy of the bill
of sale or other dated
proof of purchase
bearing the following
information: consumer’s
name, telephone number
and address; the
authorized dealers name,
telephone number and
address; complete
product description,
including accessories;
the year, make and model
of the vehicle; vehicle
license number and
vehicle identification
number. All components
other than the unit,
including without
limitation the siren,
the remote transmitters
and the associated
sensors and accessories,
carry a one-year
warranty from the date
of purchase of the same.
ALL PRODUCTS RECEIVED BY
DIRECTED FOR WARRANTY
REPAIR WITHOUT PROOF OF
PURCHASE WILL BE DENIED.
This warranty is
non-transferable and is
automatically void if:
the original purchaser
has not completed the
warranty card and mailed
it within ten (10) days
from the date of
purchase to the address
listed on the card; the
unit’s date code or
serial number is
defaced, missing or
altered; the unit has
been modified or used in
a manner contrary to its
intended purpose; the
unit has been damaged by
accident, unreasonable
use, neglect, improper
service, installation or
other causes not arising
out of defects in
materials or
construction. The
warranty does not cover
damage to the unit
caused by installation
or removal of the unit.
Directed, in its sole
discretion, will
determine what
constitutes excessive
damage and may refuse
the return of any unit
with excessive damage.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT
ALLOWED BY LAW, ALL
WARRANTIES, INCLUDING
BUT NOT LIMITED TO
EXPRESS WARRANTY,
IMPLIED WARRANTY,
WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS
FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE
AND WARRANTY OF
NON-INFRINGEMENT OF
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY,
ARE EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED;
AND DIRECTED NEITHER
ASSUMES NOR AUTHORIZES
ANY PERSON OR ENTITY TO
ASSUME FOR IT ANY DUTY,
OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY
IN CONNECTION WITH ITS
PRODUCTS. DIRECTED
DISCLAIMS AND HAS
ABSOLUTELY NO LIABILITY
FOR ANY AND ALL ACTS OF
THIRD PARTIES INCLUDING
ITS AUTHORIZED DEALERS
OR INSTALLERS. DIRECTED
SECURITY SYSTEMS,
INCLUDING THIS UNIT, ARE
DETERRENTS AGAINST
POSSIBLE THEFT. DIRECTED
IS NOT OFFERING A
GUARANTEE OR INSURANCE
AGAINST VANDALISM,
DAMAGE OR THEFT OF THE
AUTOMOBILE, ITS PARTS OR
CONTENTS; AND HEREBY
EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY
LIABILITY WHATSOEVER,
INCLUDING
WITHOUT LIMITATION,
LIABILITY FOR THEFT,
DAMAGE AND/OR VANDALISM.
THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT
COVER LABOR COSTS FOR
MAINTENANCE, REMOVAL OR
REINSTALLATION OF THE
UNIT OR ANY
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF
ANY KIND. IN THE EVENT
OF A CLAIM OR A DISPUTE
INVOLVING DIRECTED OR
ITS SUBSIDIARY, THE
VENUE SHALL BE SAN DIEGO
COUNTY IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. CALIFORNIA
STATE LAWS AND
APPLICABLE FEDERAL LAWS
SHALL APPLY AND GOVERN
THE DISPUTE. THE MAXIMUM
RECOVERY UNDER ANY CLAIM
AGAINST DIRECTED SHALL
BE STRICTLY LIMITED TO
THE AUTHORIZED DIRECTED
DEALER’S PURCHASE PRICE
OF THE UNIT. DIRECTED
SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
FOR ANY DAMAGES
WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING
BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,
INCIDENTAL DAMAGES,
DAMAGE TO VEHICLE,
DAMAGES FOR THE LOSS OF
TIME, LOSS OF EARNINGS,
COMMERCIAL LOSS, LOSS OF
ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY AND
THE LIKE.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
ABOVE, THE MANUFACTURER
DOES OFFER A LIMITED
WARRANTY TO REPLACE OR
REPAIR THE CONTROL
MODULE SUBJECT TO THE
CONDITIONS AS DESCRIBED
HEREIN. THIS WARRANTY IS
VOID IF THE UNIT HAS NOT
BEEN PURCHASED FROM
DIRECTED, OR AN
AUTHORIZED DIRECTED
DEALER, OR IF THE UNIT
HAS BEEN DAMAGED BY
ACCIDENT, UNREASONABLE
USE, NEGLIGENCE, ACTS OF
GOD, NEGLECT, IMPROPER
SERVICE, OR OTHER CAUSES
NOT ARISING OUT OF
DEFECT IN MATERIALS OR
CONSTRUCTION.
Some
states do not allow
limitations on how long
an implied warranty will
last or the exclusion or
limitation of incidental
or consequential
damages. This warranty
gives you specific legal
rights and you may also
have other rights that
vary from State to
State. This
warranty is only valid
for sale of product(s)
within the United States
of America. Product(s)
sold outside of the
United States of America
are sold "AS-IS" and
shall have NO WARRANTY,
express or implied. This
product may be covered
by a Guaranteed
Protection Plan ("GPP").
See your authorized
Directed dealer for
details of the plan or
call Directed Customer
Service at
1-800-876-0800.
Make
sure you have all of the
following information
from your authorized
Directed dealer:
A
clear copy of the sales
receipt, showing the
following:
o
Date of purchase
o
Your full name and
address
o
Authorized dealer’s
company name and address
o
Type of alarm installed
o
Year, make, model and
color of the automobile
o
Automobile license
number
o
Vehicle identification
number
o All
security options
installed on automobile
o Installation
receipts
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