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Steelmate Co., Ltd. is a leading automotive supplier focused on innovative security products and customer needs.
Steelmate fosters a culture of striving for better products and aims to be a premier brand in the vehicle market.
Highlights the system's capability for extended range surveillance.
Features a two-way remote controller equipped with a color LED monitor.
Utilizes FSK technique for high stability and anti-jamming capabilities.
Uses sound, vibration, and visual figures to indicate system status and functions.
Provides FCC compliance information for Class B digital devices and potential interference.
Details the process of arming the car alarm system using the remote control.
Explains how to disarm the car alarm system via the remote control.
Describes arming the system in mute mode using a specific button combination.
Covers trunk opening and activating pre-anti-robbery status with button presses.
Details the process and signals when the alarm system is armed.
Explains the operation and signals for the mute armed mode.
Procedure for disarming the system when it is in alarm mode.
Procedure for disarming the system when it is in mute mode.
How to open the car trunk remotely using the system.
Details the automatic locking and unlocking of car doors.
Function to locate the vehicle using sound and flashing lights.
How to use the system for emergency assistance.
Optional features for anti-burglary and anti-hijacking protection.
Information on checking and replacing the remote's battery.
Indicates how the system signals that a remote signal has been emitted.
Control unit response and actions when the system is in alarm armed mode.
Control unit response and actions when the system is in mute armed mode.
Control unit actions during an emergency alarm event.
Control unit procedure for disarming the system in alarm mode.
Control unit procedure for disarming the system in mute mode.
Control unit actions for optional anti-hijacking function.
Automatic rearming function managed by the control unit.
Optional auto hint and auto arm functions controlled by the unit.
Control unit signal for remote trunk opening.
Control unit's role in the 'call driver' feature.
Control unit managing automatic door locking/unlocking.
How the control unit preserves system status after power interruption.
Indication signals from the control unit for door locking status.
Warning signals from the control unit for roadside stops with open doors.
Control unit's function to locate the vehicle with sound and flash.
Control unit's role in the emergency aid function.
Control unit managing LED light warnings based on car impact status.
Procedure for disarming the system using the override reset switch.
How to disable former remote transmitters from the control unit.
Process for learning new remote transmitters with the control unit.
How the emitter transmits impact signals from the control unit to the remote.
How the emitter receives signals from the remote to trigger system functions.
Factors affecting remote distance and ensuring effective range.
Guidelines for handling multiple remotes and replacing batteries.
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