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CompuSTAR R500A manual

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  • Page 1

    One-Way AM Remote R500A By: Firstech, LLC. www.compustar.com FCC I D :O44J1WENR This device complies with Part 15 of the 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 undesired opera[...]

  • Page 2

    Safety information Page 3 Remote Description: R500A Page 3 Remote Button Functions Page 4 Remote Coding Procedure Page 5 Locking and Unlocking the Doors Page 5 Arming and Disarming System Page 6 Trunk Release Page 6 Panic Mode Page 6 Valet Mode Page 7 Optional Programmable Features Ignition Controlled Door Locks Page 7 Passive Locking Page 8 Starte[...]

  • Page 3

    Saf e t y Inf o r m a tion 3 R emo te Butt on F unctions 4 Servicing your vehicle or loaning it to others Servicing your vehicle or loaning it to others When servicing the vehicle, like changing/checking the oil, or loaning your vehicle to someone who may not be familiar with Compustar systems, it may be best to put the system in valet mode. Puttin[...]

  • Page 4

    Remote Coding Procedure 5 6 The remote must be coded to the system installed in the vehicle before it can be operated in any way. Listed below is the remote coding procedure, please read through the directions before beginning. Step 1 : Turn the ignition ON then OFF, five times within seven seconds. The parking lights on the vehicle should flash on[...]

  • Page 5

    8 Passive Locking Valet Mode 7 OPTIONAL FEA TURES/FUNCTIONS When in Valet mode, locking and unlocking the vehicle doors will be the only operations available through the remote, the system will not arm the alarm. The siren will be muted at this time as well. Use Valet mode mainly for the reasons described in the “Safety Information” section of [...]

  • Page 6

    9 10 To use Anti-Jacking mode, the starter kill relay must be rewired to an ignition kill, and Anti-Jacking mode must be turned on in the programming options. With Anti-Jacking mode, if someone pulls you out of your vehicle while it is running and attempts to drive off with it, you can then Panic the system by holding the button down for at least 2[...]

  • Page 7

    12 Installation Tips and Recommendations 11 b. Connecting and insulating wires . Solder all connections. . Insulate all wires with shrink tube or electrical tape. c. Make sure that vibration or heat will not damage or otherwise alter your installation. . Use zip-ties, tape or other securing devices to ensure that your wires and components stay wher[...]

  • Page 8

    13 CON 1 14 CM1000A Wiring Diagram trunk Solenoid trunk Release Switch CON1-4 Red : 12v Constant Input Constant 12-volt (+) positive power input for the control module. This wire must be connected to a constant 12-volt (+) positive source. The proper wire will test 12-volt (+) positive with the key in the off position, while key is in the on positi[...]

  • Page 9

    CON 2 15 16 < Circuit diagram > < Circuit diagram during unlock output > < Circuit diagram during lock output > The lock and unlock outputs of the CM1000A are actually two pre-wired relays that can be configured in the three following ways listed below. When connecting to a constant 12v+ source, you must fuse the connection. Negat[...]

  • Page 10

    18 17 No.2 Blue : Negative Starter Kill Output 250mA (-) negative output when armed. This wire will provide a (-) negative output when system is locked and armed, and is pre-wired to the starter kill relay. (Note:This wire can also be used to trigger after-market L.E.D. kits and other after-market accessories. Output must be diode isolated when use[...]

  • Page 11

    20 19 No.7 Black/White : Negative Input for Optional Sensor When installing additional sensors, use this wire as the input wire to the alarm module for those sensors. When connecting more than one sensor to any input wire, you must diode isolate the output wires of each sensor. Otherwise, they could back feed into each other, causing false alarms o[...]

  • Page 12

    Resetting Menu Options 22 21 You can only program one option at a time. You will have to repeat the procedure to program additional options. Please read through the procedure before beginning. 1. Enter programming by pressing the button, and the button simultaneously until the parking lights flash once. 2. Tap the button the number of times equal t[...]