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Vehicle Intrusion Protection (VIP RS3200): Introduction

Congratulations on your choice of the xA remote keyless security system to protect your vehicle. To get the most from the system, we strongly recommend that you read this Owner's Guide completely to learn all of its features and functions.

The xA Security with RKE provides the convenience of remote keyless operation, enabling you to ARM and DISARM at the same time you remotely lock and unlock the doors. The system provides comprehensive security protection through point-of-entry monitoring, intrusion detection and ignition switch monitoring. While ARMED, the system will be TRIGGERED and sound an ALARM when a door is forcibly unlocked or opened*, or when movement occurs inside the vehicle. During the ALARM, the vehicle's horn sounds and the headlights, tail lights and front marker lights flash. Also, the vehicle's starter is disabled, to prevent engine start.

An important note about your system 

Throughout this guide, there are references to the STATUS MONITOR (1) (2) for this system. Illustrated below, this panel holds the LED indicator (for the system's operating status).

Fig 1: Identifying STATUS Monitors LED Indicator (1 Of 2)
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Fig 2: Identifying STATUS Monitors LED Indicator (2 Of 2)
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About the ignition-controlled automatic door locking/unlocking function. 

The xA Security with RKE is programmed to automatically lock your vehicle's doors when you turn the key in the ignition switch to the "ON" or "START" position, and unlock them when you turn the key back to the "ACC" or "LOCK" position. You may disable this feature by reprogramming the system; refer to IGNITION-CONTROLLED AUTOMATIC DOOR LOCK/UNLOCK  for programming information.

* When the system is PASSIVELY (AUTOMATICALLY) ARMED, there is an ENTRY DELAY that will elapse when a door is opened before an ALARM is TRIGGERED.