Code Alarm SRT 9000 - Manual (Page 22)

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Replacing Remote Control Batteries
1-way 5 Button Remote Control:
The two 3 volt lithium batteries inside the remote control should last approximately 1 year under normal use. When
the battery becomes weak you will notice the remote control range (the distance from the vehicle the remote
control will work) deteriorate and the small LED on the remote control will dim. To replace the remote control
batteries:
1. Using a small (#1) philips screwdriver, remove the screw from the back of the remote control.
2. Gently unsnap the halves of the remote control apart.
3. Slide the batteries out of the circuit board, observing the +/- symbols on the batteries and replace with
new lithium 3 volt batteries.
4. Gently snap the halves of the remote control back together and reinstall the philips screw on the back
of the remote control.
5. Test the operation of the remote control.
Emergency Override Procedure
If your transmitter is lost or disabled, it will be necessary use the emergency override button to turn the security
system off. There are two types of emergency override procedures. Check with your installing dealer to find out
what has been activated on your system.
Standard Emergency Override Procedure
1. Enter the vehicle (the security system will trigger).
2. Turn the ignition key to the ON position.
3. Press and release the emergency override button (The security system will turn off).
Note: If the automatic arming feature is enabled on your system. The security system will rearm the next time the
ignition key is turned off and the vehicle’s doors are closed.
2-way Remote Control:
The 2-way remote control is equipped with a rechargeable battery and is unnecessary to replace, please refer to
the Charging the Battery section on page 5.
Emergency Override Procedure