alarm k1200lt 2002
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alarm k1200lt 2002
ik heb per ongeluk mijn handleiding voor het programeren van mijn alarm van mijn pc verwijderd ,is er iemand die mij deze terug kan bezorgen,alvast heel erg bedankt,Danny Tax
Re: alarm k1200lt 2002
En de prullenbak zeker ook al leeg gegooid....
Re: alarm k1200lt 2002
Van 2002, dan gaat het misschien om een DWA5? Daar heb ik wel iets van denk ik,
van de taal ben ik niet zeker. Zal straks thuis kijken en eventueel emailen.
Gaby
van de taal ben ik niet zeker. Zal straks thuis kijken en eventueel emailen.
Gaby
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Re: alarm k1200lt 2002
Even van het US forum geplukt. Dit betreft de eerste variant van het alarm, zoals dat va. '99 is gemonteerd:
Hier vind je de programmering (engels) van het alarm vanaf eind 2002 (oude model LT).First - Find the programming plug under the seat. The cable is a brown/white cable with a plug on it.
Raise the riders seat and look under the passenger seat it should be visible. You will need to connect this plug to a ground connection (like the battery) so find/build an adaptor. A length of wire with a small alligator clip works well
On the remote, the ridged button is the "A" button. The smooth button is the "B" button.
To Enter Programming Mode:
1) With the ignition turned off and the alarm system armed - press the "A" button to deactivate the alarm (parking lights flash once. Within 12 seconds, ground the programming plug with your adaptor.
2) Press the "A" button twice. You'll hear two beeps, then a long beeping tone. The turn signals will flash twice and the LED will go off.
3) Turn the ignition on within 12 seconds but don't start the bike! The beeper will sound three times in succession at different pitches.
The programming function is now ACTIVE:
4) Remove the ground from the programming plug.
5) On pre-'03 bikes, there are 10 channels to program using the "A" or "B" buttons.
Only 5 are used by the K1200LT - Channels 1, 5, 7, 8, and 9
You program the channels by pressing either the "A" or "B" button until you have pressed 10 buttons.
Channel Function "A" "B"
1 Beeping Tone ON Off
2 Free
3 Free
4 Free
5 Panic Alarm ON Off
6 Free
7 Tone Type Beep Steady
8 Automatic Immobilizer ON Off
9 Automatic Alarm Activation ON Off
10 Free
After the 10th choice programming is complete you will hear three consecutive beeps
6) Turn off the ignition. The beeper will sound three times at different pitches.
Note that the system is now armed.
NOTE - If automatic Alarm activation is selected then Automatic Imobilization MUST also be set on.
Here's how many people like to set up their alarms:
1 "A"
2 "A"
3 "A"
4 "A"
5 "A"
6 "A"
7 "A"
8 "B"
9 "B"
10 "A"
And this is what it means:
1 - Beeping Tone ON
5 - Panic Alarm ON
7 - Tone Type Intermittent
8 - Auto Immobilizer OFF
9 - Auto Alarm OFF
IMPORTANT NOTE: Looks like they did change the alarm programming sequence for '03, there are 12 settings as opposed to the 10 previously:
1 Unused
2 Unused
3 Unused
4 Unused
5 Unused
6 Panic Alarm (used to be 5)
7 Unused
8 Tone Type (used to be 7)
9 Beeper Tone (used to be #1)
10 Unused
11 Automatic Activation of Alarm (was 9)
12 Automatic Activation of Immobilizer (was 8 - note alarm and immobilizer are reversed from prior instructions)
Groet,
Erwin
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