MED Automotive MED 6000.LW, User Manual

Page 1: ... TX PAR LW TX PAR LW SUPPORT MIC LW MIC MEC LW MIC LW MAGNET MIC MEC LW BUTTON MED 6000 LW a socio unico a single member Company Via dell Industria 20 42025 Corte Tegge Cavriago RE Italy med è un marchio is a trademark of Ph 39 0522 494486 Fax 39 0522 494410 e mail service medautomotive it A E B S p A A E B S p A COMPANY WITH QUALITY SYSTEM CERTIFIED BY BUREAU VERITAS ISO 9001 2008 www medautomoti...

Page 2: ...TX PAR LW ACTIVATING LED ACTIVATING WITHOUT RADAR INFRARED AND CHOKABLE SENSORS PANIC BUTTON DESACTIVATION BUTTON ...

Page 3: ...e or buzzer If any anomalies or alarms occurred is shown by some additional signalings BEEPS of the siren and by some LED flashings Contact key Ultrasonic sensor it detects all kind of intrusions in the vehicle Opening the doors bonnet or boot connected to the LIGHTBLUE WHITE wire Anti tampering of the ultrasonic sensor anti blinding anti masking Self diagnosis of the system Activating the system ...

Page 4: ...vehicle and on the accessories installed The maximum transmission range of the wireless sensors roughly 10 meters is reduced in Follow the instructions below to replace the battery A E B S p A declines all responsibility and suspends the warranty in case of any inappropriate use of the product in case of tampering or pairing with inappropriate devices Position the control unit and the wireless sen...

Page 5: ...indication that the system is activated after approximately The procedure is stopped by placing the key on its socket again by switching the vehicle ignition key on or using a remote control The system activates completely but does not pilot door closing Close the doors with the vehicle s original system original remote control or key 1 Turn the ignition key OFF or with the ignition key OFF open a...

Page 6: ... for the requested The remote controls that are not used in this operation are disabled Once activated the procedure it is possible to learn the electronic keys 1 With the system in off position enter the EMERGENCYCODE as shown on the PIN CARD 2 TWhen the confirmation BEEPS end and the LED is switched on fixed again within press on the key socket for the metallic part of each Each time pressed the...

Page 7: ...W when the system is activated opening the door the windows storage compartment etc If when the system is activated the door bonnet windows storage compartment etc is are already open the sensor does not send the alarm To activate the alarm it they must be closed and opened again The alarm cycle is not repeated if the door the windows storage compartment etc is are left open The alarm is repeated ...

Page 8: ...jects or sunshades in order to avoid false alarms The anti masking and anti blinding function constantly controls the efficiency of the sensors and of their wirings warning in case of any attempts On its activation it checks its correct working conditions and its own parameters in full then it start the vehicle surveillance flashing LED The anomalies if any are signalised by the siren and by the d...

Page 9: ...ges that follow On every valid pulse the LED switches off temporarily and the buzzer gives 1 BEEP Once terminated the sequence after some seconds the system signals the programming has been accepted giving a two tone signal a series of BEEPS or a musical sequence and the LED is now lit fixed again Short BEEPS and very quick flashings of the LED indicate a denial the made programming does not exist...

Page 10: ...SIGNALINGSACTIVATION DESACTIVATION 4 Activation standard setting 5 On duty standard setting BUTTON INPUT CUTOFF ACTIVATION Light Blue White wire 6 Activation standard setting SETTING OF THE DOORS LOCKING UNLOCKING TIME 7 1 25 seconds locking unlocking standard setting 8 9 10 FIXED TIMED STATUS SIGNAL 11 Fixed standard setting TIME OF THE STATUS SIGNALIF TIMED 12 10 seconds standard setting 13 14 D...

Page 11: ...the analogue input of the may be instantaneous or delayed by 30 or 50 seconds for the initial seconds and then it becomes instantaneous It must be delayed when the signal is taken by the delayed switching off internal roof lamp or if are used the additional modules anti lifting high frequency infra red etc The set up depends on the vehicle model and on the paired accessories It has to be kept inte...

Page 12: ...he and the siren must be connected when the control unit is powered 1 Once in programming mode button of the LED pressed according to the procedure just described which is confirmed by the signals indicated the LED is now lit steady You can now add new sensors in addition to those supplied in the pack which do not have to be paired again as follows 2 Rest the magnet for and move it away from the a...

Page 13: ...LED is lit steady activate all the sensors to be tested individually for each activation the buzzer and the LED will provide the following indications Beep and blink standard wireless sensor Beeps and blinks close together choked wireless sensor Beeps and blinks close together wireless sensor that sent the last alarm 3 Turn the ignition key and once to end theTEST The test can be carried out as ma...

Page 14: ... the battery do not touch the circuit or the battery with wet hands Do not attempt to charge dead batteries Do not throw on the fire Do not swallow Dead batteries are to be disposed of in dedicated waste battery containers according to laws currently in force in the individual countries Strictly keep the sensors and the batteries out of children s reach 3V lithium CR 2032 3V lithium CR 123A WARNIN...

Page 15: ... 7 8 SETTING JUMPER ON OFF LED PULSE COUNT 2 4 WALK TEST FACTORY JUMPER SETTING FOR THE INITIAL TESTS ON OFF LED PULSE COUNT 2 4 WALK TEST CLOSED OPEN OPEN CLOSED The battery can be replaced with the sensor installed JUMPER SETTING FOR CORRECT OPERATION ...

Page 16: ...ED 5 SETTING JUMPER The battery can be replaced with the sensor installed ON OFF LED PULSE COUNT 2 4 WALK TEST FACTORY JUMPER SETTING FOR THE INITIAL TESTS ON OFF LED PULSE COUNT 2 4 WALK TEST CLOSED OPEN OPEN CLOSED JUMPER SETTING FOR CORRECT OPERATION ...

Page 17: ...ies and The sirens are homologated in compliance with the concerning the electromagnetic compatibility interferences and noises under the following approval n MED 6000 LW Regulation ECE ONU R97 ECE ONU Regulation 97 ECE ONU Regulation 10 SIR 050 MIC LW MIC MEC LW SEN INFRA LW SEN INFRA360 LW SIR 050 SIR 050 NA European Directive2006 28 EC e24 03 1793 n E 97R A 010061 24 15 WARNING The central unit...

Page 18: ...erie life about Lithium battery n nominal Temperature range from to Protection IEC 529 1989 DIN 40050 EN 60529 Rolling Code combinations more tha Dimensions x x Life Temperature range from to Protection IEC 529 1989 DIN 40050 EN 60529 Rolling Code combinations more than Feeding voltage nominal Current absorption at rest activated system average values Temperature range from to Protection IEC 529 1...

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Page 20: ...LLAZIONE deve essere eseguita da PERSONALE QUALIFICATO secondo le istruzioni specifiche A E B S p A declina ogni responsabilità e sospende la GARANZIA in caso di utilizzo improprio del prodotto o di parte di esso di manomissione o di abbinamento a dispositivi non previsti valido anche per la GARANZIAdel prodotto 97 R L INSTALLATORE DEVE rilasciare al PROPRIETARIO del veicolo il presente CERTIFICAT...