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Customising the system

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Section 1. Full Mode 

To passively arm the system automatically with all functions enabled,
permanently connect the Yellow wire from the alarm to a suitable earth
(ground) point.

A.  If the movement sensor is active, the system LED will flash once

every second

B. If the system is in Convenience Mode (see section 2), the LED will

flash once every two seconds.

C. If you manually arm the CAT1 system within the 50 seconds auto

arm time, by pressing the ‘key’ button, the system will arm with the
movement sensing active. 

Section 2. Convenience Mode

During day to day use of the motorcycle there are times when full
passive arming with movement sensing can be inconvenient e.g. filling
with fuel or parking momentarily while opening a garage door. Arming
without movement sensing is called Convenience Mode and can be
achieved automatically when the ignition is switched off or by using the
key fob transmitter depending on how the system has been installed.

A. Where the system is installed to arm all sensors automatically

when the ignition is switched off, (i.e. yellow wire permanently
grounded) convenience mode can be selected by pressing ‘P’ on
the key fob transmitter after the system arms.  (Passive arming
takes place 50 seconds after switching off the ignition.  

B. To avoid waiting for the system to arm automatically press the ‘key’

button once to manually arm the system before the 50
seconds elapses and then the ‘P’ button to enter
Convenience Mode.  

Section 3. Service Mode

There may be times when you really don’t want the system on the
motorcycle. Such as when cleaning, or performing service work. The
Tempest CAT1 has a service mode which effectively makes the Tempest
CAT1 system transparent.

To enter Service Mode, disarm the system, switch on the motorcycle
ignition. With the ignition on press and hold the lock button until the
system gives a ‘beep’ (two to three seconds). This denotes the system
has entered service mode.

In Service Mode, the alarm will beep once every 2 minutes. (If you get
more than one beep see section 4), and the LED will remain on and will
not flash.

If the alarm is left in Service Mode for over 24 hours, the beep will be
switched off. 

Remember

in Service Mode your motorcycle is totally

unprotected - the LED will serve as a reminder! 

If you are storing your motorcycle, and need to move the motorcycle
now and then, we suggest you arm the system and place it into Full
Mode.

To exit from service mode, press the lock button until the alarm beeps.

Summary of Contents for Tempest Cat1

Page 1: ...ERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION It is VERY important you set up your PIN Override Section 16 on page 8 Make sure you know where your System Fuse and Spare Fuse are located See Certificate of Installation Te...

Page 2: ...Customising Audible warning of Arm Disarm Section 7 Hazard 4 way flasher Mode Section 8 Customising the nudge sensor and movement sensitivity Section 9 Indicator warning Section 10 Motorcycle Over vo...

Page 3: ...per switch will cause the alarm to trigger if an attempt is made to gain unauthorised access to the Tempest CAT1 system The Tempest CAT1 also 1 Has a fully armed mode see section 1 2 Has a Convenience...

Page 4: ...led The system will arm automatically 50 seconds after the ignition is switched off This time cannot be altered You can manually arm the system by pressing the lock key button You will get 2 beeps and...

Page 5: ...by pressing P on the key fob transmitter after the system arms Passive arming takes place 50 seconds after switching off the ignition B To avoid waiting for the system to arm automatically press the...

Page 6: ...te Section 5 Different siren tones Having an individual siren tone helps you the user to be more aware if it s your alarm that is making that noise TheTempest CAT1 has 14 different siren tones and you...

Page 7: ...ill increase the sensitivity Section 9 Indicator warning The Acumen Tempest CAT1 system can be set as a turn signal reminder It s all too easy to leave indicators on with possible disastrous consequen...

Page 8: ...m part of the transmitter continues to function C The Tempest CAT1 system will tell you if the transmitter batteries are becoming discharged section 11 D If all else fails you can still use the PIN ov...

Page 9: ...to 3 seconds 5 Press key and P buttons together on the transmitter 1 beep 6 Replace system fuse 1 beep 7 Switch ignition off 1 beep 8 Press key and P buttons together on the transmitter 2 beeps IF YO...

Page 10: ...ou will need to confirm the new PIN Ignition on count 6 beeps ignition off Ignition on count 7 beeps ignition off Ignition on count 8 beeps ignition off Ignition on count 9 beeps ignition off The abov...

Page 11: ...f the system cannot see the motorcycle battery it will not let the motorcycle start A quick check for this is to arm and disarm the alarm If the indicators on the motorcycle flash then the alarm syste...

Page 12: ...ensure your motorcycle will not be stolen We recommend you undertake basic security precautions such as Parking in a locked garage if possible Parking in well lit areas if a garage is not applicable...

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