Panther PA-120C User Manual

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Model PA-120C
Owners Manual
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4 Button Remote Security System
With Anti-Hijack Feature
Important: In order to provide you and your vehicle with the highest level of security, this
system is equipped with an Anti Hi-Jack feature. The selectable Anti Hi-Jack mode and it's
operation is described in this manual. Having a thorough working knowledge of your
security system will afford you the highest level of personal protection. We urge you to
read this manual completely to take advantage of all the features included with this
security system.
Features:
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 2 Four button Transmitters
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 Three Channel Code Learning Receiver
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 Negative Pulsed Door Lock Outputs
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 Selectable Single Or Double Door Lock Output Pulse
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 Selectable Ignition Control Door Lock/Unlock On/Off
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 Selectable Passive Or Active Arming
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 Selectable Passive Or Active Door Lock
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 Selectable Anti-Hijack Mode On/Off
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 Remote Control Operation Of Anti-Hijack Mode (See Programming)
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 8 Function LED Indicator
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 Intrusion Zone Chirp With Memory
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 Onboard Light Flash Relay
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 Negative And Positive Door Trigger Inputs
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 Additional Negative Trigger Input
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 Selectable (+) Siren Or (-) Horn Output
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 On-Board Multi Level Dual Stage Shock Sensor
Options:
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 Remote Trunk Release Vehicle Must Have Electric Trunk Release (May Require Relay)
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 Remote Door Lock Control Of Existing Electric Door Lock
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 Capable Of Operating Multiple Vehicles With Similar Audiovox Systems
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 Starter Inhibit Circuit, Relay Required
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 Remote Start (Optional Module Required)
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 Remote Window Control (Optional Module Required)
Rev a: 1/2013, Add Horn Output Reference

Panther PA-120C Specifications

General

Brand	Panther
Model	PA-120C
Category	Car Alarm
Language	English

Summary

4 Button Remote Security System With Anti-Hijack Feature

Arming the System - Active

Details the procedure for active arming using the transmitter, including LED and parking light indications.

Silent Arming - Active

Explains how to arm the system silently using both lock and unlock buttons on the transmitter.

Arming the System - Passive (Automatic)

Describes the automatic arming process, including the 30-second delay and LED indicators.

Protection While the System is Armed

Explains system behavior when armed, including deterrents and zone monitoring.

Disarming the System

Details the standard procedure to disarm the security system using the transmitter.

Silent Disarming

Outlines the method for disarming the system without audible alerts.

Intrusion Warning Signals

Explains how the system uses LED and siren patterns to indicate specific intrusion events.

Valet Mode Operation

Instructions on how to enable and disable Valet mode for service technicians.

Manual System Override

Procedure to disarm the system using the override switch if the transmitter fails.

Eliminating Arm/Disarm Chirps

Information on how to permanently disable system arming/disarming chirps.

Arming Without Shock Sensor

Method to bypass the shock sensor for a single arming cycle via transmitter.

Remote Panic Operation

How to use the transmitter's panic function in emergency situations.

Additional Remote Functions (Channel 2)

Overview of optional accessories controllable via Channel 2, like trunk release or starter.

Anti Hi-Jack Mode Operation

Detailed explanation of the Anti-Hi-Jack feature, its activation, and siren/starter inhibit.

Disarming the Hi-Jack Feature

Procedure to disarm the Anti-Hi-Jack mode using the ignition and override switch.

Car Locator Function

How to use the car locator function to find the vehicle in a parking lot.

Transmitter Programming

Steps to program new or replacement transmitters to the security system.

Transmitter Battery Replacement

Instructions for safely replacing the batteries in the remote transmitters.