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General| Brand | Mazda |
|---|---|
| Model | C960 V7 620 |
| Category | Remote Starter |
| Language | English |
Warns against installing on manual transmission vehicles due to hazards.
Highlights danger of exhaust fumes in enclosed areas.
Emphasizes checking surroundings before operation to prevent accidents.
Advises against modification to prevent malfunction or accidents, voiding warranty.
Mentions community laws may restrict remote starter use; advises checking local regulations.
States device complies with FCC Rules and Industry Canada RSSs, subject to interference conditions.
Explains signal range issues due to radio waves/obstacles and slow starting in cold weather.
Discusses potential interference with door lock/unlock and automatic lights functions.
Advises against unnecessary idling for environmental and energy conservation.
Avoid direct sunlight, high humidity, extreme temperatures, and water contact for the remote.
Protect remote from strong impacts, use mild detergent for cleaning, avoid solvents.
Avoid attaching many keys and be mindful of static discharge causing malfunction.
Do not use on airplanes or in hospitals due to potential interference with electronic devices.
Identifies parts of the remote control like antenna, switches, battery cover, and labels.
Keep remote control away from children to prevent accidental swallowing of batteries.
Avoid dropping or impacting the remote control to prevent breakdown or malfunction.
Do not expose the remote control to water or submerge it to prevent malfunction.
Describes remote start, stop, and auto-stop (timer) functions for engine and cabin climate control.
Explains automatic activation of rear defrost based on cabin temperature or manual remote control operation.
Provides advice on cabin temperature, auto-stop, and limitations of rear defrost control.
Activates vehicle hazard lights and horn to help locate the car in a parking lot.
Enables bidirectional communication to verify operations and vehicle status via remote control.
Explains the LED indicator for depleted battery power, signaling the need for replacement.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the remote control batteries.
Advises replacing both batteries simultaneously for optimal performance.
Lists essential checks (parking brake, gear position, doors, hood) before using the engine start function.
Details all required conditions that must be met for the engine start operation to function.
Details the steps for initiating the engine start sequence using the remote control.
Explains how to manually activate the rear defogger during engine start.
Notes regarding answer back signals, transmission errors, and wiper behavior.
Details the steps for stopping the engine using the remote control.
Mentions potential automatic stopping via shift lever or buzzer alerts for non-standard stops.
Lists various conditions (hood open, door open, brake pedal engaged) that will stop the engine.
Explains how to check the remaining engine run time using the remote LED flashes.
Details LED light color and flash counts corresponding to remaining warm-up time.
Describes the procedure to set a 10-minute engine warm-up time.
Describes the procedure to set a 30-minute engine warm-up time.
Mentions that rear defrost might stop after 15 minutes regardless of setting.
Details the steps to start the engine with the rear defogger activating automatically.
Notes on rear defrost operation, answer back, dash lights, and automatic stop.
Explains how to activate hazard lights and horn to locate the vehicle.
Clarifies precedence of hazard warning switch over car find function.
