Cobra SPYBALL 6829 User Manual

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SPYBALL
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6829 Alarm + Immobiliser
Thatcham cat. MC1
SPYBALL
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6809 Alarm Upgrade
Thatcham cat. MC2>1
Meeting The British Insurance Industry’s
Criteria for Motorcycle Security
USER INSTRUCTIONS
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VEHICLE SECURITY

Cobra SPYBALL 6829 Specifications

General

Alarm Type	2-Way
Remote Range	Up to 1/4 Mile
Starter Kill	Yes
Door Trigger	Yes
Hood Trigger	Yes
Trunk Trigger	Yes
Valet Mode	Yes
Panic Mode	Yes
Remote Start Ready	Yes
Remote Control	Yes
Shock Sensor	Yes

Summary

FEATURES OF THE RADIO TRANSMITTER

Pairing of new transmitters

BIKER RECOGNITION FUNCTION

Selection of the Biker Recognition function

ARMING / DISARMING OF THE SECURITY SYSTEM

Passive arming / disarming of the engine immobiliser

How the immobiliser automatically arms after ignition off and how to disarm it.

Arming / disarming of the full security system without Biker Recognition function

Using the transmitter as a conventional remote to arm/disarm the system.

Arming/disarming of the full security system with Biker Recognition function

PROTECTION FUNCTIONS

ALARM CYCLE

ANTI-HIJACK FUNCTION

SELECTABLE FUNCTIONS – ENABLING AND DISABLING PROCEDURES

EMERGENCY DISARMING VIA PIN CODE

Reading the PIN code

How to recover the lost PIN code using a working transmitter.

Changing the PIN code

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE