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General| Engine Immobilizer | Yes |
|---|---|
| Door Trigger | Yes |
| Trunk Trigger | Yes |
| Hood Trigger | Yes |
| Starter Kill | Yes |
| Remote Start | Yes |
| Keyless Entry | Yes |
| Panic Mode | Yes |
| Valet Mode | Yes |
| Alarm Type | Two-Way |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Shock Sensor | Yes |
| Siren | Yes |
| Battery Backup | Yes |
Technical specifications for the Electronic Control Unit (ECU).
Technical specifications for the remote control unit.
Description of the Main Control Unit (ECU) for the security system.
Description of the Glass Breakage Sensor control unit.
Information about the remote control transmitters.
Description of the Status Monitor component.
How to arm and disarm the system using the remote control.
Automatic arming of the vehicle security system.
Disarming the system using the vehicle's ignition key.
Suspending security functions for valet parking or service.
Activating the alarm manually for emergencies.
Monitoring doors, trunk, or hatch for unauthorized opening.
Sensing glass taps or breakage to trigger the alarm.
Indicator panel for system status and sensor information.
Preventing the vehicle's starter from engaging when triggered.
System automatically re-arms and locks doors after disarming.
Automatic locking/unlocking of doors based on ignition status.
Audible chirp sound for system arming/disarming and warnings.
Alert when a door, trunk, or hatch is open during arming.
Interior lights turn on during arming, disarming, and triggering.
Exterior lights flash during system operations and triggering.
How the vehicle's horn sounds when the system is triggered or in panic mode.
Regulations regarding alarm duration and system response.
Notification of past system triggers upon disarming.
System behavior when power is lost and restored while armed.
Details on the remote control buttons and channels.
Security feature involving millions of code combinations.
System designed specifically for Toyota vehicles.
Factory default setting for automatic arming.
Option to disable the audible chirp feature.
Factory default for automatic door locking when ignition is on.
Step-by-step guide to arming and disarming the system with the remote.
How to activate and deactivate the panic alarm feature.
Procedure for automatic arming and disarming the system.
Events that trigger the security system and how it responds.
How to disarm the system when it is actively triggered.
Detailed steps for arming and disarming via remote control.
Activating and deactivating the panic alarm mode.
How the system automatically re-arms and locks doors.
Using the system in valet mode to disable security features.
Procedure for the system to automatically arm itself.
How to disarm the system using the ignition key after passive arming.
Conditions that trigger the security system and its response.
How to disarm the system when it is actively triggered.
Automatic locking and unlocking of vehicle doors.
Interior lights turn on during specific system events.
Alert for open doors, trunk, or hatch during arming.
Alerts upon disarming if the system was triggered while away.
System behavior upon power restoration after an armed state.
Factors affecting the operating range of the remote control.
Interpreting the LED indicator lights on the status monitor.
System design considerations for alarm duration regulations.
How to program passive arming and valet mode functions.
How to change the system's audible chirp operation.
Adjusting the time delay before triggering after entry.
How to enable or disable automatic door locking/unlocking.
How to add or delete remote controls to the system.
Procedure to erase all remote control codes from the system.
How to adjust the sensitivity of the glass breakage sensor.
Important precautions when handling batteries.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the remote control battery.
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