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Clifford concept 50 manual

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    Owner' s Manua l World-Clas s Aut o Securit y T M concep t 5 0 I n th e unlikel y even t yo u eve r experienc ea proble m tha t you r loca l Authorise d Cliffor d Deale r canno t resolv e fo r you , yo u ma y cal l ou r toll - fre e emergenc y helplin e a t 080 0 52670 8 durin g norma l busines s hours , o r page r numbe r 039 9 72173 9 after-[...]

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    All Concept Series systems are covered by one or more of the following Clifford Electronics USA patents: 4,158,874; 4,233,642; 4,327,444; 4,383,242; 4,430,685; 4,845,464; 4,887,064; 4,890,108; 4,922,224; 4,997,053; 5,081,667; 5,146,215; 5,157,375, 5,467,070 and other patents pending[...]

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    Table of Contents Standard Features of the Concept 5O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Your 4-button/12-channel remote controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 What each button/channel does . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 AntiScan . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    Standard Features of the Concept 5O ✔ Thatcham-Evaluated — The Concept 50 complies with the British Insurance Industry ’s Criteria for V ehicle Security as evaluated by Thatcham, the Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre. ✔ Lifetime Warranty — The system control unit and remote controls are covered for as long as you own the vehicle (see[...]

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    Standard Features of the Concept 5O (cont.) ✔ Failsafe MultiPoint Autoimmobiliser — Automatically ensures that your vehicle is completely immobilised while you ’re awa y . While armed, your Concept 50 electronically disconnects your vehicle ’s ignition system, starter motor and electric fuel pump, making theft virtually impossible. What ’[...]

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    Standard Features of the Concept 5O (cont.) ✔ Remote Door Locking/Unlocking — No more fumbling with keys in the dark or bad weathe r . A single press of remote control button 1 simultaneously arms the system and locks the doors, another press disarms and unlocks. AutoLock — Automatically locks the doors when the ignition is turned “on” Au[...]

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    Standard Features of the Concept 5O (cont.) ✔ Channel 4 with Selectable Output Type — Your installer can set this accessory output to pulsed operation (for use with a remote controlled accessory such as a remote engine starter), latched on/off (to remotely operate your car audio system) or timed (for remote headlight activation or remote window[...]

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    Welcome to the world of high-technology vehicle security and convenience C ongratulations on the purchase of your Clifford Concept 50 remote controlled vehicle security and convenience system. Your Concept 50 is packed with protective features and lifestyle-enhancing convenience benefits, including Anti-CodeGrabbing with Random Code Encryption that[...]

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    How to use your keychain remote control Your remote control can command 12 different functions and options. The LevelShift button on the side of the remote control allows you to select channels 5–12: To transmit either channel 1, 2, 3 or 4: Just press either button 1, 2, 3 or 4. For instance, to transmit channel 3, press button 3. While you trans[...]

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    TO ARM THE SYSTEM . . . . . . . Press button 1/channel 1 once. You will hear two chirps and the indicator lights will flash twice. The system LED will flash repeatedly and the vehicle’s doors will automatically lock. TO DISARM THE SYSTEM . . . . . . . Press button 1/channel 1 again. One chirp and one indicator light flash confirms disarming. The [...]

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    AntiScan Thieves can disarm some other brands of car alarms with a “scanner” that rapidly transmits one remote control code after another until it hits on the one that disarms the alarm. Clifford’s AntiScan detects any scanner and blocks the codes it generates. Anti-CodeGrabbing (ACG) with Random Code Encryption ACG protects you and your auto[...]

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    UltraSecure Coded Valet Mode Your secret valet code In seconds, thieves can disable all other alarm brands by hotwiring the ignition and flicking an easy to find “hidden” valet switch. Your system has safeguards that absolutely ensure a thief cannot enable the valet mode as a way of “turning off” your system. How? To enable valet mode, the [...]

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    To exit valet mode 1. Turn the ignition switch to its “ON” position or start the engine. 2. Flick the switch back to its centre position. The LED will turn off to confirm that the system is now in its normal operating mode. Setting your own secret valet code Since all Concept 50 systems have the same factory-set code, it is highly advisable tha[...]

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    Failsafe MultiPoint AutoImmobilisation Concept 50 has a multipoint AutoImmobiliser that, when active, will immobilise your vehicle by electronically interrupting the ignition, starter and fuel pump. AutoImmobilisation occurs 30 seconds after you turn off the ignition. It will also occur 30 seconds after disarming the system. AutoImmobilisation is c[...]

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    How to interpret the chirps and indicator light flashes When you use the remote control, the system responds with chirps (unless the chirp muting feature is turned on) and indicator light flashes: Chirps and flashes Meaning 1 Your Concept 50 system is disarmed 2 Your Concept 50 system is armed 2 and then 4 Armed but one of the sensors is malfunctio[...]

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    Smart prior intrusion attempt alert If you hear three chirps (instead of the usual one chirp) upon disarming, it means the system sounded in your absence. When you enter the vehicle and turn on the ignition (or start the engine), the LED will flash several times, pause, then repeat the flash cycle 4 more times. Count the number of flashes in one cy[...]

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    TotalRecall The system’s memory records the identity of the last activated or malfunctioning trigger or sensor. To identify the trigger and/or sensor held in the system’s memory: 1. With the ignition OFF, flick the PlainView switch to its latched side. 2. Press button 1/channel 1 to “arm” the system, then again to “disarm.” 3. The LED w[...]

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    UltraSecure Coded Programming Mode Your Concept 50 vehicle security system allows you to set many of its features to your own personal preferences. We have made the programming procedures very simple: to make a change, you just press the PlainView switch a few times. The system comes from the factory with all of its features pre-programmed as noted[...]

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    Adding new remote controls For other drivers in your family or if you wish to control Concept 50 systems on your other cars with the same remote control, you can buy additional remote controls from any Authorised Clifford Dealer, who can program them into the system for you. Each Concept 50 will respond to as many as four Clifford ACG remote contro[...]

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    © Copyright Clifford Electronics, Inc., 1996 31-710D/ UKC5om/496[...]