Code Alarm CA680 User Manual download pdf (Page 5)

Transitioning into Lot Mode

1. Turn the ignition ON.

2. Press and hold the override button.

3. Within 10 seconds the system will chirp (3) three times.

4. Enter the desired VEHICLE NUMBER into the ACM keypad and then press the LOCK button.

5. The system will respond with 1 chirp.

6. Pressing the override button at anytime during programming will advance to the next bank.

Note: This system has 1 button programming which programs all channels of the transmitter to the

system at once.

Use of an ACM keypad is required.

Once an ACM keypad is programmed to the system, it is automatically transitioned into Lot Mode.

Only 1 vehicle number may be learned to the system.

When in lot mode, a consumer remote can not be programmed to the system until it is transitioned to

consumer mode.

All programming features will be defaulted to the factory default settings.

Transitioning into Consumer Mode

1. Open a vehicle door.

2. Enter the vehicle number into an ACM keypad.

3. Press the UNLOCK button.

4. Press and hold the # button until the system chirps 3 times.

5. Press and hold the # button until the system chirps 3 times again.

6. Within 5 seconds program a consumer remote. If no remotes are programmed in the 5 second

window, the system will default to a factory keyless upgrade setting which uses the factory remote

controls to arm and disarm the system.

Note: The ACM keypad must be authorized for transitioning.

Programming features 1-4 will be defaulted to the factory default settings, programming features 5-13 will

retain any changes that have been made.

TRANSITIONING BETWEEN MODES

ON BOARD SHOCK SENSOR

Adjusting the Shock Sensor

1. Increase sensitivity by turning the adjustment dial clockwise.

2. Decrease sensitivity by turning the adjustment dial counter clockwise.

Testing the Shock Sensor

Arm the system and wait 6 seconds for the zone to stabilize, then firmly strike the vehicles bumper.

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Code Alarm CA680 User Manual Page 5