Gemini 973AR Installation And Use Manual

UK 973AR INSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL INSTALLATION CERTIFICATE The undersigned qualified installer attests having personally fitted the alarm system on the vehicle specified below, following the manufacturer’s instructions. ................................................ .......................................................................................................................... By : Sold on : : Type of device Vehicle : 973 Made in Italy GEMINI Technologies S.p.A. Via Luigi Galvani 12 - 21020 Bodio Lomnago (VA) - Italia Tel. +39 0332 943211 - Fax +39 0332 948080 Web site: www.gemini-alarm.com Reg. n.532-A UNI EN ISO 9001:2008

- OPERATING DESCRIPTION..................................................................................... 2.1 - Complete system arming.......................................................................................... 2.2 - System arming with sensor exclusion...................................................................... 2.3 - Arming inhibit time.................................................................................................... 2.4 - System armed.......................................................................................................... 2.5 - Alarm, inhibit time between alarms and alarm cycles.............................................. 2.6 - System disarming..................................................................................................... 2.7 - Alarm memory.......................................................................................................... - GARAGE FUNCTION................................................................................................ - ANTI-HIJACK FEATURE............................................................................................ ......................................................................... ...................................................................... 4.3 - ...................................................................... 4.4 - Deactivation of anti-hijack feature............................................................................ - CONNECTOR TABLE................................................................................................. - COMPLETE ELECTRIC DIAGRAM........................................................................... - SYSTEM PROGRAMMING........................................................................................ ...................................................................................... Current absorption sensor........................................................................................ 7.3 - C .................................................................... ................................................ 7.4 - Optic ................................................................................................. - EXAMPLE OF SYSTEM PROGRAMMING................................................................ ........................................................... ................................................................... - .................................................... 11.1 - C ...................................................................... 11.2 - ............................................................................... - WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (WEE) DIRECTIVE....... TAG CARD ACTIVATION AND BATTERY REPLACEMENT..................................... - WARRANTY CONDITIONS...................................................................................... - TECHNICAL DATA................................................................................................... USER MANUAL INSTALLER MANUAL . 4.1 - Vehicle running: normal functioning 4.2 - Vehicle running: agression and hijack Vehicle running: anti-hijack activation 7.1 - Acoustic signalling.............. 7.2 - arjack . signalling........ - ADDING NEW DEVICES................................. - DELETING PROGRAMMED DEVICES ULTRASONIC VOLUMETRIC PROTECTION...... onnection and positioning.............. Sensor adjustment................... - 9.0 10.0 13.0 PAGE 02 1.0 - PRELIMINARY ADVICE Dear customer, The following signs are intended to draw user and installer attention to particular functions or connections as follows: USER MANUAL - PAGE 03 PAGE 03 PAGE 03 PAGE 03 PAGE 03 PAGE 03 PAGE 03 PAGE 03 PAGE 04 PAGE 04 PAGE 04 PAGE 05 PAGE 05 PAGE 05 PAGE 05 PAGE 06 PAGE 07 PAGE 08 PAGE 09 PAGE 11 PAGE 05 PAGE 08 PAGE 08 PAGE 08 PAGE 08 PAGE 10 PAGE 12 PAGE 12 PAGE 12 PAGE 12 PAGE 13 PAGE 14 PAGE 14 Indicationsusefulfortheuser. This icon provides the user with indications for a diversificated use of the system or it simply provides indications useful for the use. Indications useful for the installer. This icon indicates to the installer a diversificated operating, according to the connection and the programming of the system or it simply provides indications useful for the installation. ! TABLE OF CONTENTS 2.0 - OPERATING DESCRIPTION USER MANUAL 2.1 - COMPLETE SYSTEM ARMING 2.2 - SYSTEM ARMING WITH SENSORS EXCLUSION The system arms automatically 30” after turning off the engine (lack of ignition key contact) as long as noTAG transmission is detected. System arming is confirmed by an acoustic signal and a flash of the turn indicators. Opening a door 30” before the system is armed temporarily interrupts the procedure which will resume once the door is closed. This function allows the user to arm the system rnal volumetric protection and positive with system armed (+A). To activate this function, the system should be disarmed and the ignition key turned to the “OFF” position; proceed as follows. Close and keep O . � � while excluding inte driver door closed (make sure the courtesy light is off) and insert the electronic key into its receptacle. ne brief flash of the turn indicators and of the LED indicate sensor exclusion 2.3 - ARMING INHIBIT TIME 2.4 - SYSTEM ARMED 2.5 - ALARM, INHIBIT TIME BETWEEN ALARMS AND ALARM CYCLES Inhibit arming time lasts for approxiately 16” and is indicated by the status LED turning ON steady; during this period ehicle without triggering any alarm. flashes. B you can exit the v After inhibit time is over, the system is “armed” and ready to detect any theft attempt. When the system is fully armed, the LED efore the alarm triggers an audio/visual signal there is a 16” pre-alarm neutral time. The system indicates theft attempts by audio/visual signals (siren sounds and turn indicators flash). After the alarm event, but before another alarm is triggered, there is a 5” neutral time. The alarm generates 5 cycles of 30” each for each input and for each arming cycle. Sensors exclusion is bound to each single arming cycle. UK

CYCLES 5 5 5 5 5 5 Starting attempt (+15/54) Door opening Bonnet opening Internal sensor Absorption sensor Wire tampering LED ON (1 second) LED OFF (2 seconds) 2.6 - SYSTEM DISARMING 2.7 - ALARM MEMORY The armed system starts disarming when the driver walks up to the vehicle and TAG transmission is detected. Disarming completes when the driver door is opened. System disarming is confirmed by two beeps of the siren and two flashes of the turn indicators. If the turn indicators flash 5 times and the siren chirps 5 times upon disarming, the last cause of alarm can be identified by the LED memory. Turn ignition key “ON” and look at the vehicle status LED; it will start blinking according to the last alarm condition (see table below). The blinking will repeat 5 times, to interrupt turn vehicle ignition “OFF”. The various alarms are identified by the number of flashes as indicated in the table below. For security reasons, we recommend you keep your electronic key and TAG separate from your ignition key so that, if your vehicle is robbed, you have your electronic key and TAG with you. Arming the anti-hijack feature means that only TAG reception and identification is activated and not vehicle immobilization. 4.0 - ANTI-HIJACK FEATURE The 973AR alarm system has an anti-hijack feature for protection against aggression or vehicle theft. It operates by means of an automatic transmitter (TAG), which comunicates with the 973AR module via a codified radio signal. the alarm system activates the anti- hijack procedure, When ignition is turned OFF, the module arms and works as an alarm and theTAG as a remote control. When the vehicle is running and there is no TAG transmission, as described further on. This feature can be activated even if the vehicle is turned OFF; Under this condition, the system only detects . . To deactivate the anti-hijack feature all the driver has to do is walk up to his vehicle with theTAG. The module, on intercepting the signal, will deactivate the anti-hijack feature and stop the optic and acousic alarm signals. Deactivation of the anti-carjack feature with electronic key will arm the “garage function ” (see par. 3.0). 4.1 - VEHICLE : NORMAL OPERATION 4.2 - VEHICLE RUNNING: AGGRESSION AND HIJACKING 4.3 - VEHICLE RUNNING: ANTI-HIJACK ACTIVATION 4.4 - DEACTIVATION OF ANTI-HIJACK FEATURE if it is turned ON and the system does not detect theTAG, the anti-hijack feature arms. TAG transmission and the LED does not blink In case of car-jacking, the user should, as recommended, have hisTAG with him. If the door is opened and the driver walks away with theTAG, the module no longer detects radio contact and enters, after 90”, in pre-arm mode. The turn indicators and the siren or the horn (if connected) will activate for 2 minutes. 20” after the audio/visual signals, the vehicle immobilizer will activate (20” ON/OFF up to a complete stop). If the driver doesn’t turn them off, the turn indicators will keep flashing for 3 hours while the siren or horn will sound for two minutes RUNNING PAGE 04 - USER MANUAL USE MANUAL - PAGE 05 3.0 - GARAGE FUNCTION This garage feature “deactivates” the system and is useful wnen the vehicle is in a workshop for maintenance or repais or if the TAG CARD is not working. When the “garage feature” is ON, the status LED blinks twice followed by a 2 seconds pause. The garage feature can be activated with system armed or disarmed The system is deactivated and the operation confirmed by an acoustic signal. . The system activates and the operation confirmed by three acoustic signals. by inserting the electronic key in its receptacle while the driver door is opened. To reactivate the system simply introduce the electronic key in its receptacle To activate the garage feature during an alarm condition or during a hijack attempt (vehicle running) simply introduce the electronic key in its receptacle (door either opened or closed).

Bonnet push-button negative input Door External sensor negative input push-button negative input Positive under key ------- ------- Ground Negative output for siren or buzzer Positive output with system armed (+A) Ground for LED and receptacle for electronic key LED positive output Positive Antenna Input receptacle for electronic key Engine Immobilization Engine Immobilization Turn indicators output Turn indicators output Turn indicators output common ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- - 1 - - 1 - - 2 - - 3 - - 4 - - 5 - - 6 - - 7 - - 8 - - 9 - - 10 - - 11 - - 12 - - 13 - - 14 - - 15 - - 16 - - 17 - - 18 - - 19 - - 20 - - 21 - - 22 - - 23 - - 24 - GREEN -BLACK -BLACK GREEN GREEN BLACK marked “G” ------- ------- BLACK marked “M” YELLOW-BLACK PINK BLACK and BROWN RED BLACK marked “R” BLACK GREEN BLACK marked “H” BLACK marked “H” ORANGE ORANGE WHITE-RED ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- WIRE FUNCTION POSITION WIRE COLOR 15A + Battery 10A 8A MAX ! BLACK marked “M” GROUND POSITIVE BLACK marked “R” It is reccomended to use a 10A fuse. WHITE-RED ORANGE ORANGE Turn signals relay common Turn signals output BLACK marked “G” +30 Positive under key BLACK marked “H” BLACK marked “H” Engine immobilizer Antenna, do not tamper Bonnet push-button input Door push-button input BLACK GREEN GREEN-BROWN 6.0 - COMPLETE ELECTRIC DIAGRAM Before carrying out all electrical connections, disconnect the negative battery terminal and re- connect again after completion. ! PAGE 06 - INSTALLER MANUAL INSTALLER MANUAL - PAGE 07 INSTALLATION MANUAL To activate the anti-hijack feature, the positive under key (BLACK wire marked “G”) and the door push-button (GREEN-BROWN) MUST be connected. We recommend you ALWAYS make these connections. ! YELLOW-BLACK Supplementary siren (negative output in alarm) Positive output with system armed (+A) PINK Connecton of 973 unit with equipped siren 24 12 23 11 10 17 22 7 7 5 4 14 1 13 20 ELECTRONIC KEY Red Black Green Brown

PAGE 08 - INSTALLER MANUAL 7.0 - SYSTEM PROGRAMMING The t E . able below applies to the system programmed in “standard configuration”. ntering the programming procedure resets the functions to the default setting FUNCTION STATUS Enabled Disabled Enabled Enabled Arming/disarming acoustic signals Current absorption sensor Anti-hijack function Arming/disarming optic signals Alack of power during electrical system maintenance, will not affect programming. The procedure must be carried out completely turning ignition key will only confirm the status of the selected function and move on to the next up to the end of the programming mode. The next paragraph illustrates a programming example. the turn indicators sensor triggers an alarm (when system is armed) whenever it detects a voltage change in the vehicle’s electrical circuit. Before activating the current absorption sensor, consult the noise pollution regulations in force in your Country. This feature activates the system’s anti-hijack procedure (see par. 3.0 for complete procedure). ; Programmable functions are briefly described below. This function activates during system arming (2) and disarming (3). This 7.1 - ACOUSTIC SIGNALLING 7.2 - CURRENT ABSORPTION SENSOR 7.3 - ANTI-HIJACKING 7.4 - OPTICAL SIGNALLING The alarm signals given by the flashing of the turn indicators should be deactivated if the vehicle already gives visual signals when locking/unlocking. This function activates visual signals during system arming (2) and disarming (3). 8.0 - SYSTEM PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE . To better understand the programming procedure, here below is an example of the procedure to follow to modify the programmable functions. As mentioned before, ignition turn-on confirms function status, while the electronic key modifies it. Moreover, every time ignition key is turned or the electronic key is inserted in its receptacle, a high or low pitched signal is heard In both cases, the system will move on to the next function. . “OFF” and “ON” twice. These last two acoustic signals indicate the end of the programming procedure. Repeat these same operations for the other functions Once the last function is programmed, turn ignition key There will be a high-pitched signal, the LED will turn off and you will hear two low-pitched signals followed by one high-pitched signal. OFF-ON Boop Beep To keep the setting as it is A low-pitched audio signal will confirm the operation , turn ignition “OFF” and then back “ON”. . To change the operating state, put the electronic key once in its receptacle. . A high-pitched audio signal will confirm the operation To indicate that the programming procedure has started, the LED will turn on steady and a high-pitched acoustic signal followed by a low- pitched acoustic signal will sound. ! With alarm system disarmed, turn ignition key “ON”. ON The LED will flash for about one second. During this period insert the electronc key into its receptacle. Beep Boop

PAGE 10 - INSTALLER MANUAL INSTALLER MANUAL - PAGE 11 10.0 - DELETING PROGRAMMED DEVICES To carry out this operation successfully, you must first make the required electrical connections (door switch, bonnet switch and positive under key). To carry out this operation successfully, you must first make the required electrical connections (door switch, bonnet switch and positive under key). ! ! The system can With the alarm system disarmed, open and keep opened the bonnet and the driver door. � record a maximum of 11 devices, either electronic keys orTAG CARDS. To activate the procedure follow the indications reported below. The system has a delete mode to remove a programmed electronic key orTAG CARD. To activate the procedure follow the indications reported below . With the alarm system disarmed, open and keep opened the bonnet and the driver door. � � � . Turn ignition key over 4 times: “ON-OFF”-“ON-OFF”-“ON-OFF”-“ON”. At the fourth rotation, keep ignition key “ON”. The siren will chirp twice and the turn indicators will flash twice to indicate the learning procedure of new devices has started � The following operations must be carried out within four seconds otherwise the procedure is invalidated. Do not close the bonnet otherwise the devices already saved will be deleted as described in the next paragraph. ! ! � � � � � . Repeat other devices. Turn ignition key to “OFF” and close bonnet and door. The system is now ready to receive the device codes. Depending on the device to be recorded, either insert the electronic key into its receptacle or let the system pick up theTAG signal. To indicate the new device is learned, the siren chirps once and the status LED blinks once the above steps to record When the procedure is completed, the siren chirps once. � Storing memory is for 11 devices. If you store an extra one it will automatically delete the first device recorded in the system memory. ! � � � � � . . Close the bonnet; the LED turns on steady. Turn ignition key over 4 times: “ON-OFF”-“ON-OFF”-“ON-OFF”-“ON” At the fourth rotation, keep ignition key “ON” The siren will chirp twice and the turn indicators will flash twice to indicate that the delete procedure has been initiated. Keep the bonnet closed for at least 8 seconds until all the devices are cancelled. The following operations must be carried out within four seconds otherwise the procedure is invalidated. The devices will not be deleted if the bonnet is opened before 8 seconds. ! ! � � . When this procedure is completed, the LED turns off, the siren chirps once and the turn indicators flash once. Turn ignition key to “OFF”

INSTALLER MANUAL - PAGE 13 11.0 - 11.1 - C 11.2 - SENSOR ADJUSTMENT . T : � ULTRASONIC VOLUMETRIC PROTECTION ONNECTION AND POSITIONING Insert the WHITE connector into the port marked “W” and the RED connector into the port marked “R”(see figure below). Install the sensor transducers at the top of each windscreen pillar, away from the air vents and orient them towards the center of the rear window o check sensitivity level proceed as follows With the alarm system disarmed, roll down the front window about 20 cm. Adjust trimmer at a medium setting. Close all doors, bonnet and boot and arm the system. During the system inhibit arming time introduce an object in the cabin through the window and move it around; the status LED will turn off to indicate object detection. If sensitivity is too high or too low, readjust the trimmer and repeat the above procedure. � � � � ULTRASONIC CELLS CONNECTIONS SENSIBILITY ADJUSTMENT APPROPRIATE CONTAINER ONLY ! 12.0 - WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (WEEE) DIRECTIVE In the European Union, this lable indicated that this product should not be disposed of with household waste. It should be deposited at an appropriate facility to enable recovery and recycling (directive 2002/95/CE, 2002/96/CE and 2003/108/CE). For information on how to recycle this product responsibly in your Country, please visit the web-site: Www.eur-lex.europa.eu 13.0 - TAG CARD ACTIVATION AND BATTERY REPLACEMENT . To activate theTAG CARD simply press the button and keep it pressed for at least 4 seconds. The LED turns on steady when theTAG is activated and it will flash each time theTAG transmits. If not moved for 10 min., the TAG will automatically go into standby to save battery life; to’wake it up’for another transmission cycle (10 min.), move it or press the button Another short button press will send a radio signal to the alarm system. To turn theTAG off, press the button and keep it pressed for at least 8 seconds. The LED stays on steady and after 8 seconds it will flash briefly to indicate theTAG is switched off. To replace battery proceed as follows: + Separate the plastic covers and remove the circuit with care. Slide out dead battery and insert new one. Pay attention not to invert polarity. Reassemble the covers, turn on the TAG and make sure it works. Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Use ONLY CR2032 type battery; do not discard used batteries in trash but safely dispose in appropriate containers.

Operating power Current absorption @ 12Vdc with system armed and LED flashing Operating temperature range Turn signals relay contact capabilty Engine immobilisation relay contact capability Alarm cycle Horn output current capacity 12 Vdc Less than 15 mA From -30°C to +70°C 8 A to 20°C 30 sec. 8 A to 20°C 5 A PAGE 14 - INSTALLER MANUAL 14.0 - WARRANTY CONDITIONS This product is garanteed to be free from defects in workmanship for a period of 24 months from the date of installation reported on this warranty, in compliance with the 1999/44/CE Warranty Directive (L.D. N° 24 of the 02/02/2002). Please fill-in entirely the guarantee certificate included in this booklet and DO NOT REMOVE the guarantee label from the device. The warranty will become void if labels are misssing or torn, if the installation certificate is not fully compiled or if the enclosed sale document is missing. The warranty is valid exclusively atAuthorized Gemini Centers. The manufactuer declines any responsability for eventual malfunctions of the device or any damage to the vehicle electrical system due to improper installation, use or tampering. This alarm is solely intended to be a theft-deterrent device.