Directed Electronics A1004 Learn TX IDs, To perform a transmitter learn, Default mode is Unlocked

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Default mode is UNLOCKED.

6.Valet - Selecting ENABLE allows the amplifier to monitor valet signals from the alarm system. The ampli- fier will not power up once remote power is removed when the Valet monitoring mode is ENABLED and the alarm system has been set into Valet mode.

Note: To make use of the Anti-theft or Valet features, the amplifier must "learn" which transmitters are asso- ciated with the currently used alarm system. See item 8 below.

If selected while the remote power is on, the amplifier will continue playing until the remote power is turned off.

To Clear Valet Mode, Disable Valet mode on the alarm, then cycle the remote power line off then on again. The amplifier will power up normally after the Turn On Delay time has expired.

7.Anti-theft - Selecting ON, allows the amplifier to monitor Arm and Disarm signals from the alarm, rendering the amp in-operable if stolen. When OFF, these signals are ignored. OFF is the factory default setting.

When main power is removed while the unit is armed, the unit is placed

into a "stolen state". The ESP® Status indicator will blink rapidly, and the amplifier will not continue its power up sequence. Also when there is currently an ARM signal active on the bus, the amplifier cannot be written to by the Bitwriter®.

To reactivate the amplifier, connect the alarm that was used to arm the amplifier, and press the disarm button. Ensure the remote line is off(turn it off if this is not the case), and then turn the amplifier on. The amplifier should power up normally after the Turn On Delay expires.

8.Learn TX IDs

Default Off. Before the unit will respond to Arm/Disarm/Valet Commands from the alarm system, it needs to establish communica- tions with this alarm system. Once this procedure is performed, the unit will store this information permanently in memory. The proce- dure only needs to be repeated if the alarm unit is replaced or all the transmitters in an alarm system are replaced.

To perform a transmitter "learn":

1.Connect Bitwriter® to amplifier. Press READ on the Bitwriter®.

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Contents A802 A1004 D2205 Table of Contents CongratulationsLimited TWO-YEAR Consumer Warranty Features „ Switchable 8 dB bass EQ functionBitwriter module with Audio programming „ Unity gain pass through RCA jacksInstallation Guidelines Front Panel CONNECTIONS/STATUS LED Line Out Switch D2205 three positions Sub Gain subwoofer channel gain adjustmentA802 A1004 D2205 Rear Panel Connections ESP Features and Controls Amplifier Connections RearReserved no function, reserved for future use Default mode is Unlocked Learn TX IDsTo perform a transmitter learn ESP Status Indicator Mode Green Solid Red Normal Operation FlashingOvervoltage RedSpeaker Wiring Diagrams A802/A1004 Speaker Wiring Diagrams D2205 Front/Rear Bridged operation top view Subwoofer operation top view Crossover Settings and Gain Adjustment LED Tube Installation Optional Directed Amplifier-VARAD Cross Reference ChartSubsonic Filter Adjustment D2205 only CEA SpecificationsSpecifications Directed Electronics, Inc Vista, California

A802, D2205, A1004 specifications

Directed Electronics has established itself as a leader in the automotive electronics industry, offering a wide range of products designed to enhance vehicle security and convenience. Among their notable offerings are the D2205, A802, and A1004, which showcase cutting-edge technologies and features designed to protect vehicles effectively.

The Directed Electronics D2205 is a premium remote start system that combines convenience with advanced security features. This system boasts a high range of operation, allowing users to start their vehicles from a significant distance, making it perfect for chilly mornings or hot summer days. One of its standout features is the two-way communication capability, which provides feedback to the user about the vehicle’s status, such as whether the engine is running or if the doors are locked. The D2205 also includes various programmable features that allow users to customize their experience, including the ability to set engine runtime, adjust remote start settings, and even add additional functionalities like keyless entry or trunk release.

The A802 model is designed primarily for alarm and security. It integrates several advanced technologies such as a shock sensor, which detects any unauthorized tampering or movement, triggering audible alerts to deter potential thieves. The A802 also includes a built-in interface for remote start integration, meaning users can combine the security features with remote ignition functionality. Its ease of installation, coupled with support for a wide range of vehicles, makes it a versatile choice for enhancing automotive security. The A802's remote key fob allows users to arm and disarm the system from a distance, adding an extra layer of convenience to vehicle access.

Finally, the Directed Electronics A1004 represents a robust solution in the realm of vehicle security systems. This model features a compact design, making it easy to install without compromising on performance. It is equipped with multiple zone protection, offering a comprehensive security solution that includes perimeter and motion sensors. The A1004 also facilitates passive or active arming options, providing users with flexibility in how they secure their vehicles. Additionally, this system can be integrated with other Directed Electronics products, enabling a more cohesive security approach tailored specifically to user needs.

In summary, Directed Electronics has developed exceptional products like the D2205, A802, and A1004, which reflect their commitment to innovation and quality in vehicle security and convenience. Each model showcases advanced technologies and features aimed at enhancing user experience while ensuring maximum vehicle protection.
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