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GENUINE REMOTE ENGINE START
USER’S INSTRUCTIONS
Parts number：BCKA V7 620
Thank you for purchasing a genuine Mazda accessory.
Before use, be sure to thoroughly read these instructions.
Please read the contents of this booklet in order to properly use the Remote Engine
Start. Your safety depends on it.
After using this instruction manual, store it in a place where it can be easily located.
Note, consult your authorized Mazda dealer, or a dealer appointed store, for proper
vehicle installation of the Remote Engine Start.
If the vehicle equipped with this product, or the product itself, is sold, transferred or
loaned to another party, be sure to give this instruction manual to the new owner, so he
or she can use this product safely and correctly.
<Safe and correct use of the product>
Various warnings and cautions are displayed in this manual to assist you in the safe
and correct use of the product and as precautions against you or others being injured,
or the product being damaged.
Depending on the degree of possible injury or damage that may be incurred,
precautionary items have been divided into ‘Warnings’ and ‘Cautions’ and illustrated
with symbols to depict the nature of the precautionary content.
WARNING
A WARNING indicates a situation in which serious injury or
death could result if the warning is ignored.
A CAUTION indicates a situation in which bodily injury or
damage to objects, or both, could result if the caution is
ignored.
Always follow the ADVICE noted to ensure vehicle safety
and performance. Vehicle damage could result, or proper
performance may be compromised if the advice is ignored.
A NOTE indicates information or a point related to vehicle
usage. Vehicle damage could result, or proper
performance may be compromised if the note is ignored.
A
DVIC
E
CAUTION
NOTE
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ZZ092-00971
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Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

Summary

Safe and Correct Use of the Product

WARNING Definition

Defines situations indicating a risk of serious injury or death if ignored.

CAUTION Definition

Defines situations indicating a risk of bodily injury or damage if ignored.

ADVICE Definition

Explains advice to ensure vehicle safety and proper performance.

NOTE Definition

Provides information related to vehicle usage and potential damage.

Safety Precautions

General Information

Operating Precautions

Remote Control Handling Instructions

Part Names

Remote Control Parts

Identifies the components of the remote control unit.

Controller Parts

Identifies the components of the vehicle's controller unit.

Basic Functions for Remote Engine Start

Low Battery Warning & Replacement Directions

Basic Operations

8-1. Engine Start Operation

Step-by-step guide for starting the vehicle engine remotely.

8-2. Engine Stop Operation

Step-by-step guide for stopping the vehicle engine remotely.

8-3. Warm Up Time Check

Procedure to check the remaining engine warm-up time.

8-4. Warm Up Time Settings

Instructions for setting the engine warm-up duration.

8-5. Engine Start Operation with Rear Defrost Start Up

How to start the engine and activate the rear defrost simultaneously.

8-6. Car Find Function

Guide on using the car find feature to locate the vehicle.

Troubleshooting

Servicing

Specifications

Remote Control Specifications

Technical specifications for the remote control unit.

Controller Specifications

Technical specifications for the vehicle controller unit.

Summary

Safe and Correct Use of the Product

WARNING Definition

Defines situations indicating a risk of serious injury or death if ignored.

CAUTION Definition

Defines situations indicating a risk of bodily injury or damage if ignored.

ADVICE Definition

Explains advice to ensure vehicle safety and proper performance.

NOTE Definition

Provides information related to vehicle usage and potential damage.

Safety Precautions

General Information

Operating Precautions

Remote Control Handling Instructions

Part Names

Remote Control Parts

Identifies the components of the remote control unit.

Controller Parts

Identifies the components of the vehicle's controller unit.

Basic Functions for Remote Engine Start

Low Battery Warning & Replacement Directions

Basic Operations

8-1. Engine Start Operation

Step-by-step guide for starting the vehicle engine remotely.

8-2. Engine Stop Operation

Step-by-step guide for stopping the vehicle engine remotely.

8-3. Warm Up Time Check

Procedure to check the remaining engine warm-up time.

8-4. Warm Up Time Settings

Instructions for setting the engine warm-up duration.

8-5. Engine Start Operation with Rear Defrost Start Up

How to start the engine and activate the rear defrost simultaneously.

8-6. Car Find Function

Guide on using the car find feature to locate the vehicle.

Troubleshooting

Servicing

Specifications

Remote Control Specifications

Technical specifications for the remote control unit.

Controller Specifications

Technical specifications for the vehicle controller unit.

Overview

  1. Function Description
  2. Key Features
  3. Important Technical Specifications
  4. Usage Features
  5. Maintenance Features
  6. Safety Precautions (Warnings and Cautions)

This document provides user instructions for the Genuine Mazda Remote Engine Start, part number BCKA V7 620. It covers the device's functions, safety precautions, operating procedures, troubleshooting, and specifications.

Function Description:

The Remote Engine Start allows users to start their vehicle's engine from a remote location using a remote control. This feature enables pre-cooling or pre-heating of the vehicle's cabin by turning on the air conditioner or heater beforehand.

Key Features:

  • Engine Start & Stop Function: The remote control is equipped with engine start, engine stop, and automatic stop (timer-set) functions. The engine start operation is performed when specific conditions (detailed on page 13) are met.
  • Rear Defrost Function: The rear defrost automatically activates under two conditions:
    • When the cabin temperature is 5°C (41°F) or less, 7 seconds after the engine start operation via the Remote Engine Start.
    • When the rear defrost operation is manually performed on the remote control.
    • The rear defrost automatically stops when the engine stops and, on some models, after 15 minutes of operation. It cannot be turned off using the remote control.
  • Car Find Function: This feature helps locate the vehicle in large car parks. When activated, the hazard warning lights flash twice, and the horn sounds twice.
  • Answer Back Function: The device uses bidirectional communication between the remote control and the vehicle's controller. This allows the user to check the status of operations (engine start, engine stop, warm-up time, car find) via an LED on the remote control.
  • Warm-up Time Settings: The remote control allows users to set the engine warm-up time to 10 or 30 minutes. The remaining warm-up time can also be checked, indicated by the number of LED flashes.

Important Technical Specifications:

  • Remote Control:
    • Applicable Standard: FCC and ISED conforming.
    • Transmission Frequency: 922.8MHz.
    • Transmission Method: Single message transmission.
    • Operating Temperature Range: -10 to +60 °C.
    • Battery Type: Coin type, lithium battery CR2032 / Qty. 2.
    • Battery Life: Approximately 1 year (based on 5 engine starts/day). Note that the battery life for included accessories is not guaranteed.
    • Dimensions: 38 × 78 × 18 (mm).
    • Weight: Approximately 35 g (including batteries).
  • Controller:
    • Applicable Standard: FCC and ISED conforming.
    • Transmission Frequency: 922.8MHz.
    • Transmission Method: Single message transmission.
    • Operating Temperature Range: -40 to +85°C.
    • Rated Voltage: DC 13.5 V.
    • Power Consumption (during standby): 3mA or less.
    • Dimensions: 100 × 46 × 26 (mm).
  • Operating Range: The reference operating range is approximately 2000ft (610m), but this can be reduced by obstructions, radio wave interference, or a weak battery.

Usage Features:

  • Engine Start Conditions: For the engine to start remotely, several conditions must be met: the ignition switch must not be in ACC or ON, the shift lever must be in "P," no vehicle key should be inside the passenger compartment, the hood must be closed, all doors must be closed, the accelerator and foot brake must not be engaged, and the burglar alarm must not be tripped.
  • Engine Stop Conditions: The engine will stop if the hood is opened, the shift lever is moved from "P," a door is opened, the push start switch is pressed, the pre-set warm-up time elapses, the brake pedal is engaged, the accelerator pedal is engaged (due to rpm restriction), or an advanced/smart key is inside the vehicle.
  • Remote Control Handling: The remote control is a sensitive electronic device. Users should avoid direct sunlight, high humidity, extreme temperatures, water exposure, and strong impacts. If dirty, wipe with a watered-down, mild or neutral detergent. Avoid attaching many keys to the key ring or sitting on the remote control to prevent deformation. Be cautious of electrostatic discharge. Ensure the battery cover is securely screwed. Do not use in restricted areas like airplanes or hospitals as it can interfere with electronic and medical devices.
  • Automatic Retractable Door Mirror Function: If the vehicle has this function, the door mirrors will open when the engine is started remotely. To prevent this, disable the function before remote-starting.
  • Theft-Deterrent System: The vehicle's genuine theft-deterrent system remains active even when the engine is started remotely. The alarm will activate if warning conditions (e.g., door opening) are met. However, the system cannot be set after a remote engine start.
  • Automatic Lights: For vehicles with automatic lights, if the light switch is set to "AUTO," the lights may not turn on in some vehicles during nighttime remote starts.
  • Unnecessary Idling: Users are advised against unnecessary or prolonged idling to protect the environment and conserve energy.

Maintenance Features:

  • Battery Replacement: When the remote control battery is low (indicated by a red LED flash), replace the two CR2032 lithium batteries. Instructions for replacement are provided, including using cellophane tape to prevent scratches and ensuring correct battery orientation.
  • Troubleshooting: A detailed troubleshooting guide is provided for common issues such as the remote control not working, engine not starting/stopping, warm-up time check/settings not working, rear defrost issues, and car find function problems. Users are advised to consult an authorized Mazda dealer for persistent issues or if the remote control is lost.
  • Servicing: If problems persist after troubleshooting, users should contact the authorized Mazda dealer where the vehicle or device was purchased.

Safety Precautions (Warnings and Cautions):

  • Installation: Do not install on vehicles with manual transmissions. Only install on designated vehicles with AT/CVT.
  • Enclosed Spaces: Never start the engine in enclosed spaces (e.g., poorly ventilated garages) due to hazardous exhaust fumes.
  • Vehicle Periphery: Ensure the area around the vehicle is safe before using the device, especially if children or pets are nearby.
  • Disassembly/Modification: Do not disassemble, modify, or install the device in unapproved locations. This voids the warranty and may cause malfunction or accidents.
  • Parking on Incline: Do not start the engine remotely when parked on an incline, as unintentional vehicle movement could cause serious accidents.
  • Maintenance: Disconnect the vehicle battery's (-) terminal before inspection or maintenance. Never start the engine remotely during maintenance to avoid injuries from rotating parts. Do not perform maintenance in the engine compartment while the hood switch is pressed.
  • Remote Control Storage: Keep the remote control out of reach of children to prevent accidental ingestion of the lithium battery.
  • Occupants in Vehicle: Do not operate the device while people or pets are inside the vehicle to prevent unexpected jump starts or overheating/overcooling due to accidental climate control activation.
  • Fire Prevention: Do not start the engine near flammable materials (oil, dry grass) or while the vehicle is covered, as high exhaust temperatures could cause a fire.
  • Water Exposure (Remote Control): The remote control is water-resistant for daily use but may break if submerged or if water gets inside.
  • Post-Warm-up Inspection: Wait 5 minutes after the engine stops and check for heat hazards before performing inspection or maintenance.
  • Parking Checks: Before starting the engine remotely, ensure the parking brake is engaged, the shift lever is in "P," no vehicle keys are inside, all doors and windows are closed, doors are locked, and the hood is closed.

This device complies with FCC and ISED regulations, and users should be aware of local laws regarding remote starters.

Mazda BCKA V7 620 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMazda
ModelBCKA V7 620
CategoryRemote Starter
LanguageEnglish

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