and pause to indicate which protected zone was violated while the system is still armed, after it’s disarmed, and until the vehicle’s ignition is turned on. The system’s Zone Violation memory can store two consecutive zone violations. If there have been multiple violations, the Status Light will replay the two most recent violations in the order in which they occurred.

9)2 Red Flashes / Pause = System was triggered by an open hood or trunk.

10)3 Red Flashes / Pause = System was triggered by an open door.

11)4 Red Flashes / Pause = System was triggered by the sensor.

Starting System Status: The primary function of the Status Light is to indicate the status of the remote starting system:

12)Off = The remote starter system is off and in standby mode. The security system is disarmed and not performing automatic functions.

13)Flashing Slow Green = The engine is running after remote starting.

14)Flashing Fast Green = A remote start command has been received, and the system is in the process of starting the engine.

Remote Starting Diagnostics: Whenever the system is placed into Valet Mode, the Status Light illuminates solid Red. However, when this occurs, the Status Light will flash Red, then 1 to 6 Green flashes before resuming solid Red. This indicates why the engine stopped running from the last previous remote starting.

15)Red / 1 Green Flash / Red = Programmed run time expired.

16)Red / 2 Green Flashes / Red = Brake was pressed or hood opened.

17)Red / 3 Green Flashes / Red = Engine stalled or bad tach signal.

18)Red / 4 Green Flashes / Red = Received transmitter command to stop.

19)Red / 5 Green Flashes / Red = Gear selector removed from “park”.

20)Red / 6 Green Flashes / Red = Security system triggered or low voltage.

Combination Indications: These indications occur when security and remote starting operations are, or have been, simultaneous.

21)Slowly Alternates Red & Green = Full Valet Mode (page 24).

22)Solid Green w/ Red Flash = Security Armed with Starting Valet Mode.

23)Solid Red w/ Green Flash = Remote starter system engaged with security system in Valet Mode.

24)Rapidly Alternates Red & Green = Remote starter system engaged with security system armed.

25)Slow Flashing Green w/ 2 to 4 Red Flashes = This indication is during remote start operation after disarming the alarm, and shows that the pre- viously Armed alarm was activated and reset prior to the remote starting. The Red flashes are the Zone Violation (previous page), occurring with the “engine running” indicator.

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ALARM VALET & STARTING VALET MODES

The Valet Switch may be located in the Status Light/Valet Switch Assembly, or, the installer may have mounted the Valet Switch in a hidden, yet accessible location. Please ensure that you and others who use your vehicle are aware of the location of the Valet Switch.

Alarm Valet Mode: This allows you to turn off all of the “alarm” operations of the security system while retaining the remote convenience features such as keyless entry, Panic, and the Auxiliary Outputs. The system may only be placed into Alarm Valet Mode when it’s disarmed; if armed, an Emergency Override must be performed before placing into Alarm Valet Mode. Once the system is in Alarm Valet Mode, it cannot become armed from the transmitter, Last Door Arming, or Automatic Rearming.

Although both operations use the Valet Switch, Alarm Valet Mode and Emergency Override are two similar, but different procedures. Emergency Override disarms an armed and activated system, and requires the ignition key. Alarm Valet Mode turns off the alarm operations of the disarmed system, but without the need of the ignition key.

Alarm Valet Mode is designed for situations in which it is not convenient for the security portion of the system to be operational, such as during extended stopovers for vehicle servicing, maintenance, valet parking, washing, etc.

Starting Valet Mode: This feature is similar to Alarm Valet Mode, but its purpose is turn off the remote starting operations of the system. The system may be placed into Starting Valet Mode and Alarm Valet Mode independently, or into both modes at the same time. Please note that the only difference in obtaining either mode is whether or not the brake pedal is being pressed.

Alarm Valet Mode:

 

WITH THE SYSTEM DISARMED,

Starting Valet Mode:

AND WITHOUT DEPRESSING

WITH THE SYSTEM DISARMED,

THE BRAKE PEDAL, PRESS

AND PRESSING THE BRAKE

AND HOLD THE VALET

PEDAL, PRESS AND HOLD THE

SWITCH FOR 2 SECONDS

VALET SWITCH FOR 2 SECONDS

 

Full Valet Mode: WITH THE SYSTEM DISARMED, PRESS AND HOLD

THE VALET SWITCH WITH AND WITHOUT DEPRESSING THE BRAKE

PEDAL. HOLD THE VALET SWITCH UNTIL 4 CHIRPS TOTAL ARE HEARD.

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Omega Vehicle Security 850i operation manual Alarm Valet & Starting Valet Modes, Alarm Valet Mode
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850i specifications

The Omega Vehicle Security 850i is a cutting-edge vehicle security system designed to provide robust protection against theft and unauthorized access. Known for its blend of innovative technologies and user-friendly features, the 850i stands out in the crowded market of automotive security solutions.

One of the primary features of the Omega 850i is its two-way remote communication system. This technology allows vehicle owners to receive real-time alerts about their vehicle's status. The remote offers a range of up to one mile, enabling users to lock, unlock, and control their vehicle from a distance. Additionally, the system includes a built-in panic button, which can be activated in emergencies to alert those nearby and deter potential threats.

The 850i is equipped with advanced technologies such as a shock sensor, which detects any impact or tampering. This feature is crucial for ensuring that even minor disturbances are addressed promptly, providing peace of mind to vehicle owners. Furthermore, the system includes a hood and door sensor, which monitors unauthorized entry attempts, further enhancing its protective capabilities.

Another notable characteristic of the Omega 850i is its programmable settings. Users can customize various functions, such as the sensitivity level of the shock sensor and the duration of the siren, allowing for a tailored security experience that meets individual preferences. The system is also capable of integrating with other security devices, creating a comprehensive security ecosystem for the vehicle.

The 850i also incorporates a dedicated lifetime warranty, signaling the brand's commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. This assurance is crucial for vehicle owners looking to invest in a long-term security solution. Additionally, the installation process is straightforward, and many users appreciate the option of professional installation to ensure the system functions optimally.

Overall, the Omega Vehicle Security 850i is an excellent choice for anyone seeking a reliable and feature-rich vehicle security system. With its two-way communication, advanced sensors, and customizable features, it offers exceptional protection that adapts to the evolving landscape of vehicle theft and safety demands. Whether for personal vehicles, commercial fleets, or premium automobiles, the 850i consistently delivers confidence and security to drivers everywhere.
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