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CYCLONE 866F OWNER’S GUIDE

System Operation

Transmitter Functions

ARMING (Also see “Auto Arm” on pages 15-16)

• With Tilt Sensor

and

Shock Sensor Enabled

Ensure IG key is turned off. Press Btn-1 on the transmitter

for about 1 second and then release. (Note that the 866F

will Arm automatically 5 minutes after IG is switched off.)

If Arming was successful, the siren will chirp 1 time, and

the LED will ash 1 time; then 5 seconds later, the system

Status LED will start ashing continuously and both sen-

sors will become active.

• With Tilt Sensor

Shock Sensor Enabled

By default, pushing Btn-2 to Arm enables only Tilt and dis-

ables Shock. You can disable Tilt and enable Shock by chang-

ing the “Single Sensor” setting (see page 14, Feature No.3).

Pushing Btn-2 results in 1 siren chirp and 1 LED ash,

and then 5 sec. later the LED will ash continuously and

your Single Sensor choice will become active.

NOTE: During the rst 5 seconds after arming, the sensors are not yet

active. Please avoid tilting or shaking the bike during this time.

DISARMING

With the Ignition key off, press either transmitter but-

ton for about 1 second and then release. If Disarming

was successful, and if the siren was not triggered in your

absence, the siren will chirp 3 times and the Status LED

will ash 3 times. See Table-1 for details on the different

siren chirps and LED ashes produced after Disarm.

Manual Disarming (useful if the transmitter is lost or battery dies)

Turn IG on and the full siren blast should go off. During the 10s or 30s

siren blast, turn IG off. When the siren blast stops, you have 8 sec. to

turn on IG again. Keep your hand on the Ignition key and count the

number of Status LED ashes. When the number of ashes matches

your Disarm Code (see pages 14 & 16), turn IG off. The siren should

then chirp 3 times, indicating the system is now disarmed.

Push Button-1

Push Button-2

Push Either

Button

NOTE: Ignition = “IG” in this guide.

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