Starting and driving
Important.
As stated previously.
the
Master
Key
stores
the
electronic codes
of
the
other
keys
supplied
with
yourvehicle
in
it's memory. The
other
keys
all
share a
common
conventional (mechani-
cal)
code, but each have a unique electronic code.
Each
unique electronic code must be sto-
red
in
the
memory
by
the
system's
Control
Unit.
. .
If
additional
keys
are required you should refer
an
Authorised Dealer, taking all
keys
(including
the
Master
Keys)
and
the
Code
Card
with
you.
It
is
importantthatthe
electronic codes (maximum
of
seven digits)
ofthe
additional
keys,
and
also
the existing
keys,
are stored
in
the
memory
of
the
Control
Unit.
When
the
electronic codes
of
new
keys
are stored
in
the
memory
of
the
Control
Unit,
all
existing electronic key code are erased
from
the
memory.
This
is
asecurity measure
to
ensure
that
any lost, stolen,
or
misplaced
keys
are unable
to
start
the
engine. It
is
forthis
reason
that
when
additional
keys
are
issued,
the
codes
of
all
keys
need
to
be
re-stored
in
the
memory
of
the
Control
Unit.
Ignition Switch Positions
O.
=
Key
insert/remove - engine stopping - steering lock on - Iveco Engine Immobiliser
System "on".
I.
=
Engine
pre-starting and auxiliary functions
-Iveco
Engine Immobiliser System
"of".
2.
=
Engine
starting.
Ifthe
ignition switch
has
been tampered
with
(e.g.
as
in
an
attempted theft) you are strongly
advised
to
refer
an
Authorised
Dealer,
that
checks
can
be carried
out
to
ensure
that
all
elec-
tronic
and
mechanical functions are operating correctly.
Activating
the
Iveco Engine
Immobiliser
System
The
Engine
Immobiliser System
is
activated automatically when
the
ignition key
is
in
the
"STOP" position (0).
In
this position,
the
engine
is
switched
off
and key
can
be removed.
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