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VISION 1480 OWNER’S GUIDE
MAIN FEATURES
Some cars have a button on the Trunk/back hatch handle that opens the
trunk/hatch and Unlocks all doors. That Disarms the 1480 unless you en-
able Relay Attack prevention using Feature No.2 (see pp.11-12), in which case
you will need to press Unlock twice to Disarm before you open the Trunk by
pressing the button on the Trunk/hatch handle. Cars incompatible with trunk
release bypass: Unlock/Disarm, then press your factory Trunk Release button.
NOTES
The factory remote Trunk Release button by-
passes shock sensor and trunk triggers while
the trunk is open.
Door and Ignition triggers
remain active and doors remain locked. Five (5)
seconds after closing the trunk, shock & trunk triggers are re-enabled.
TRUNK RELEASE BYPASS
TRUNK
The siren will blast for 30s when any door is opened
while the system is Armed. Vehicle hazard lights may
also flash.
See bottom half of page 4 on how to Disarm
in this case. Also see Table-1, pg.9.
DOOR TRIGGER
2-STAGE SHOCK SENSOR
1st Stage (“Warning Chirps”).
Each time the Shock
Sensor detects a light impact to the vehicle body, the si-
ren will chirp 5 times.
Sensors will not trigger the siren
while in Sensor Bypass Mode.
2nd Stage (“Full Trigger”).
When the Shock Sensor de-
tects a hard impact to the vehicle body, the siren will
blast for 30s (or until Disarmed with the factory remote).
Sensors will not trigger the siren while in Sensor Bypass
Mode. Also see Table-1, pg.9.
See page 15 for common shock sensor problems and solutions.
5 Chirps
30s Blast
The siren will blast for 30s when the trunk is opened
(without the remote) while the system is Armed. Ve-
hicle hazard lights may also flash.
See bottom half of
pg.4 on Disarming in this case. Also see Table-1, pg.9.
TRUNK TRIGGER
