check oil TOYOTA xA 2006 Accessories, Audio & Navigation (in English)

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To better understand the features and functions of this security system, please read this Owner’s
Guide completely prior to use. TABLE OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION PAGE
INTRODUCTION
2
REMOTE CONTROL INFORMATION
THE REMOTE CONTROL INCLUDED WITH YOUR SYSTEM 3
BRIEF DESCRIPTION – SECURITY WITH RKE FEATURES
4, 5
OPERATION
ARMING THE SECURITY (except PASSIVE ARMING) 6
DISARMING THE SECURITY (except PASSIVE DISARMING) 7
PASSIVE (AUTOMATIC) ARMING & DISARMING 8
AUTOMATIC REARMING 9
ARMING SUSPENSION 9
MISCELLANEOUS
DOOR AJAR WARNING 10
IGNITION-CONTROLLED DOOR LOCKING/UNLOCKING 10
REMOTE CONTROL RANGE 10
ALARM INFORMATION
PANIC MODE OPERATION 11
ALARM TRIGGERS 12
ALARM DESCRIPTIONS 13
STOPPING AN ALARM 13
RADAR SENSOR INFORMATION
RADAR SENSOR CHECK PROCEDURE 14
RADAR SENSOR OFF MODE 14
PROGRAMMING
PASSIVE (AUTOMATIC) ARMING AND ENTRY DELAY 15
DRIVER’S DOOR/ALL DOORS UNLOCK SELECTION 16, 17
IGNITION-CONTROLLED DOOR LOCKING/UNLOCKING 18
REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY REPLACEMENT
REMOVE THE BATTERY 19
INSTALL THE BATTERY 20
WARNING AND CAUTION INFORMATION
21
REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY REPLACEMENTINSTALL THE BATTERY
1. Hold the battery with the plus side up.
Handle the battery with a cloth or tissue; body oils and moisture can
interfere with operation and may reduce the life of the battery.
2. Insert the new battery as shown.
Place the edge of the battery in the contacts first, then slide the
battery back and down.
3. Place the rubber gasket back on the remote control.
Make sure the gasket is seated properly.
4. Place the back cover back on the top half of the remote control.
Place even pressure and listen for the halves to “snap” together.
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To better understand the features and functions of this security system, please read this Owner’s
Guide completely prior to use. TABLE OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION PAGE
INTRODUCTION
2
REMOTE CONTROL INFORMATION
THE REMOTE CONTROL INCLUDED WITH YOUR SYSTEM 3
BRIEF DESCRIPTION – SECURITY WITH RKE FEATURES
4, 5
OPERATION
ARMING THE SECURITY (except PASSIVE ARMING) 6
DISARMING THE SECURITY (except PASSIVE DISARMING) 7
PASSIVE (AUTOMATIC) ARMING & DISARMING 8
AUTOMATIC REARMING 9
ARMING SUSPENSION 9
MISCELLANEOUS
DOOR AJAR WARNING 10
IGNITION-CONTROLLED DOOR LOCKING/UNLOCKING 10
REMOTE CONTROL RANGE 10
ALARM INFORMATION
PANIC MODE OPERATION 11
ALARM TRIGGERS 12
ALARM DESCRIPTIONS 13
STOPPING AN ALARM 13
RADAR SENSOR INFORMATION
RADAR SENSOR CHECK PROCEDURE 14
RADAR SENSOR OFF MODE 14
PROGRAMMING
PASSIVE (AUTOMATIC) ARMING AND ENTRY DELAY 15
DRIVER’S DOOR/ALL DOORS UNLOCK SELECTION 16, 17
IGNITION-CONTROLLED DOOR LOCKING/UNLOCKING 18
REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY REPLACEMENT
REMOVE THE BATTERY 19
INSTALL THE BATTERY 20
WARNING AND CAUTION INFORMATION
21
REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY REPLACEMENTINSTALL THE BATTERY
1. Hold the battery with the plus side up.
Handle the battery with a cloth or tissue; body oils and moisture can
interfere with operation and may reduce the life of the battery.
2. Insert the new battery as shown.
Place the edge of the battery in the contacts first, then slide the
battery back and down.
3. Place the rubber gasket back on the remote control.
Make sure the gasket is seated properly.
4. Place the back cover back on the top half of the remote control.
Place even pressure and listen for the halves to “snap” together.
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