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OPERATING INSTRUCTION MANUAL
& SUBARU
GENUINE ACCESSORIES
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Introduction
Terminology
Remote Operated System - Features
Operation
Trouble Shooting
Keypad Operated System - Features
Important User Tips
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Operation - Manual Arming Mode
Changing from Manual Arming
to Automatic Arming Mode
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Automatic Arming Mode
Changing from Automatic Arming
to Manual Arming Mode 10
Valet Mode 10
Anti-Hijack Mode 11
INTRODUCTION
The Subaru Dual Stage Security System consists of two totally separate systems.
Therefore each system is controlled separately. There is the Remote Upgrade System which is
remotely operated via the Unlock (or Open) and Lock buttons on the original vehicle keys, and
there is the Keypad Operated System which requires the user to enter a User Code on the
keypad to control its functions.
The only link between these two systems is that they are both wired to the Internal Siren, which
means that if the Keypad System is triggered, only the Internal Siren will sound. If the Remote
Upgrade System is triggered, the Internal Siren and the External Siren (if switched on) will sound.
Each of these systems is capable of immobilising three separate areas, giving a total of six
immobilisation points in addition to the factory immobiliser system.
IN ORDER FOR YOU TO UNDERSTAND THE FUNCTIONS OF YOUR SECURITY SYSTEM
AND TO ENSURE MAXIMUM PROTECTION, IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU READ THIS
OPERATING INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
TERMINOLOGY
DASH L.E.D. (Light Emitting Diode): The small red light protruding from the dash on the
right hand side of the steering column, below the instrument panel. It flashes on and off when
the Remote Upgrade System is armed.
REMOTE CENTRAL LOCKING KEY BUTTONS: On the vehicles ignition key, there are two
buttons labelled Unlock (or Open) and Lock. When pressed for one second, they lock or unlock
the doors remotely and arm or disarm the Remote Upgrade System at the same time.
INTERNAL SIREN: A small, high pitched siren that is mounted inside the car, under the dash. It
will sound if one or both of the security systems is triggered.
BACKUP SIREN: A high pitched siren mounted in engine compartment area that has its own
backup battery so it will still sound even if the vehicles battery is flat or disconnected. It is
controlled by the Remote Upgrade System and it also has a key operated switch that will allow
you to switch the siren on or off.
KEYPAD: A numbered panel (similar to numbers on a telephone) attached to the centre console
inside the vehicle. It is used to activate, deactivate and choose options on the Keypad Operated
System, by pressing certain buttons.
USER CODE: A unique 4-digit code used to activate and deactivate the Keypad Operated system.
FLASHING IN SEQUENCE: A row of keypad buttons light up one after the other and keep
repeating the same sequence.
RANDOM FLASHING: This is where the keypad buttons light up in a random pattern indicat-
ing the Keypad Operated System is armed.
EXIT COUNTDOWN DELAY: This is where the *741 buttons on the keypad flash in sequence
for 40 seconds before arming the Keypad Operated System.
REMOTE OPERATED SYSTEM
FEATURES
Auto Re-arm: When the Remote Upgrade System is switched off and the door
by the remote central locking key, and no doors are opened within 30 seconds; tf Subaru
security system will re-lock and re-arm itself. E y
Key in Fail-Safe: The remote central locking key will not transmit if ignition key"
in the ignition barrel. 7
Remote Central Locking Keys: These hand held transmitters communicate a different
security code (every time a button is pressed) by radio signal to the security system in Че
vehicle to control all functions. If you lose or damage your radio keys, you can purchase
replacement through your dealer.
Intrusion Alert: If the security system was triggered in your absence, when you switch the
Remote Upgrade System off, two extra audible beeps and a long blinker flash indicate an
attempted intrusion.
If an intrusion alert is indicated, beware as the intruder may still be near your vehicle.
False Alarm Prevention: If the security system is triggered more than 3 times consecutively
from the same input (door, bonnet, boot or sensor), the security system will see this as a fault
and isolate that input until security system is switched off.
Internal Screamer: If the security system is triggered, an internal siren (screamer) will sound
to deter intruders from staying inside the vehicle.
Infrasonic sensor: When the Upgrade Remote System is switched on and there is a hard
blow to the vehicle glass area, doors or boot, the security system will trigger the alarm.
If a soft blow is detected, then the siren will beep and blinkers will flash 5 times (warning).
Note: When warning is triggered and more blows are detected, then security system will
trigger alarm.
Passive Kill: If you forget to lock your vehicle, the Remote Upgrade System automatically
immobilises the vehicle (but does not set the alarm or lock the doors), 40 seconds after the
ignition has been switched off (key removed) and all doors are closed, or approximately 2
minutes if a door is open.
This feature is not normally set when the security system is initially installed. If you or your
insurance company wish to have this feature enabled, please contact your Subaru Dealer.
NOTE: BEFORE YOU STEAM CLEAN OR WASH YOUR VEHICLES ENGINE BAY, IT IS
ESSENTIAL TO SECURELY COVER THE SIREN WITH A WATERPROOF PLASTIC BAG.
OPERATION
Switching the Security System ON (arming)
Exit the vehicle, ensuring that all the doors, boot, sunroof, windows are closed.
NOTE 1: Remote central locking key will not switch the security system on or off if any of the
doors or boot are open. Now press the LOCK button on the remote central locking key for 1
second. The security system will lock the doors, emit a single audible beep (if selected), will flash
the indicators once and switch on the vehicle dash L.E.D. The dash L.E.D. will remain on for 20
seconds for vehicle interior air and electrical system to stabilise, it will then flash to indicate the
security system is now armed. This will also act as a visual deterrent to intruders.
NOTE 2: Close proximity to transmission towers (eg: TV transmitters) will affect the range of the
remote central locking key to switch the security system on/off. Try moving closer to the vehicle
if this happens. (Left hand front door hinge area on a Liberty/Outback and MYO3 Forester. Right
hand front door hinge area on an Impreza or MY01/02 Forester).
Switching the Security System OFF (disarming)
As you approach your vehicle, press the UNLOCK or
OPEN button on the remote central locking key for 1
second. The security system will unlock the doors, emit
two audible beeps (if selected), flash indicators 2 times
and switch off vehicle dash L.E.D.
NOTE: When you switch the Remote Upgrade
System off, two extra audible beeps and a long
blinker flash, indicate an attempted intrusion. If an
intrusion alert is indicated, be aware, as intruder
might still be near your vehicle.
Remote Central Locking Key selectable on/off
beeps
Depending on your preference, you can turn off, or on,
the beeps that occur when you press the buttons on the remote central locking key.
To turn off the beeps, press the UNLOCK or OPEN button 5 times.
To turn on the beeps, press LOCK button 5 times.
Radio Key operated electric boot release (optional)
To open the boot, press the UNLOCK or OPEN button 2 times.
NOTE: Will only operate if the security system is on.
Remote Central Locking Key Batteries
The remote central locking keys for your security system are powered by a small 3V battery.
When the battery becomes weak, it can be replaced by removing the phillips head screw near
the buttons and separate the 2 halves of the key head. Remove the battery taking note of which
way the + and - are facing. Clip in the new battery noting correct polarity. Refit the key halves and
tighten the screw. Note: Batteries are available through your local Subaru dealer. (Part number
57433AE000).
Powering up your Backup Siren
Your main siren is installed in the engine bay of your vehicle. It has a key barrel mounted on the
top of the siren. You are provided with two service keys, which can be used to switch OFF the
siren. To turn the siren OFF, insert the key into the siren key barrel and turn it anticlockwise. The
siren should be ON (turn clockwise) during normal operation.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Symptom — You accidentally trigger the alarm (sounding) but you cannot switch it off.
Solution — See "NOTE 1” in 1. Switching the Security System On.
Symptom - You switch on the security system, then try to trigger system eg: opening door, but
security system does not trigger.
Solution — See "NOTE 1” in 1. Switching the Security System On
Symptom — You try to switch ON/OFF the security system but it does not respond.
Solution — See "NOTE 1 and 2” in 1. Switching the Security System On and 5. Remote Central
Locking Key Batteries.
Symptom — Security system is OFF, but vehicle will not start. Ignition lights are on and it cranks
over (starter works) or clicks.
Solution — The vehicle battery is low or another security device fitted is activated or faulty.
Symptom — Security system is OFF, but vehicle will not start. Ignition lights are on and it will
not crank over (starter will not work).
Solution — The vehicle may have a flat battery or in an automatic transmission vehicle, the gear
shift selector is not in P (Park) or N (Neutral) position. The security system is faulty or another
security device fitted is activated or faulty.
KEYPAD OPERATED SYSTEM
FEATURES
User Code Operated - Each vehicle has its own unique 4-digit User Code that is used to arm
and disarm the keypad system.
Auto Arming Mode - When in auto arming mode, the keypad system will arm itself 40 seconds
after turning off the ignition. When returning to your vehicle, you will need to enter your user
code to disarm the keypad system to enable the engine to be started.
Manual Arming Mode - When in manual arming mode, the keypad system will not arm by itself
when turning the ignition off. If you wish to have the keypad armed in this mode, you need to
enter your user code after turning off the ignition. If you have armed the keypad, then, when
returning to your vehicle, you will need to enter your user code to disarm the keypad system
to enable the engine to be started.
Valet Mode - Valet mode allows the user to start the engine up to 9 times without having to
enter the User Code. After this, the keypad will arm itself and require the User Code to start
the engine. This feature is useful if you have to leave the vehicle in a parking station with valet
parking or leaving it at a dealer for servicing, as it will maintain the secrecy of the User Code and
still have some level of security on the vehicle.
Anti-Hgack Mode - This mode is very effective in preventing a thief from getting too far
with the vehicle # the driver was forcibly removed. Anti-Hijack Mode is placed into ready mode
when the driver has started the engine. It is activated when the driver exits the vehicle while
the engine is running.
Changeable User Code
If you wish, the user code can be changed. Please see your dealer for them to carry out this procedure.
NOTE: If this is carried out, Subaru (Aust) Pty Limited records will no longer reflect
the correct User Code and will therefore be unable to assist in any future enquiries for
the changed number. We suggest you record the new user code in a secure location
that you can access if ever needed. If you have lost or forgotten your new user code,
please contact your Subaru dealer for assistance.
Sleep Mode
Helps conserve the systems internal battery if the vehicle battery is disconnected or falls
below 10 Volts.
IMPORTANT USER TIPS
* When entering your user code, don't hold the button down too long as it will register that
number more than once.
If this occurs, or you have pressed the wrong number by mistake, the keypad system will beep
twice and flash the number 5 twice to indicate an incorrect user code.
If an incorrect entry was made, turn the ignition key off and back on again (if ignition was on while
the incorrect entry was made), or turn the ignition key on and back off again (if ignition was off
while the incorrect entry was made), and try again.
* Don't leave the key in the ignition for long periods. This will flatten the vehicles battery quickly
even if it is not turned to accessory or ignition.
* Don't disconnect the vehicles battery for long periods or allow the battery to go flat as this may
cause the keypad system to temporarily lose memory of the user code.
OPERATION -
MANUAL ARMING MODE
1. The keypad system in your vehicle is in manual mode if, when you switch the ignition off, all the
keypad lights come on and stay lit. (See Fig. 1)
2. Two minutes after turning the ignition off, the keypad will change to show the 0 button
flashing. This means that the keypad system is in manual arming mode and is not armed. This is
what you would expect to see if you returned to your vehicle if the keypad was not armed. You
will not need to enter your user code to start the engine in this case. (See Fig. 2)
3. When you are exiting the vehicle and the keypad system is in manual arming mode and you
wish to arm the keypad. Turn the ignition off so all the keypad numbers are lit, and enter your
user code. If the correct user code was entered, the keypad will flash the * 7 4 1 buttons in
sequence for 40 seconds (this is called exit countdown delay), and then start to random flash.
When random flashing, this means the keypad system is armed. (See Fig. 3)
4. When returning to your vehicle, the keypad will be random flashing
until you open a door. It will then flash the 3 6 9 # buttons for 40 seconds
before going back into random flash again. To start the engine, turn the
key to the ignition on position. The normal instrument lights will come on
except for the engine check light (a lit outline picture of an engine), and
then all the keypad lights will come on and stay lit. Now you can enter
your user code. If correctly entered, the keypad lights will go out, the engine check light will
illuminate on the instrument panel and the engine can now be started. (See Fig. 4)
CHANGING FROM MANUAL ARMING
TO AUTOMATIC ARMING MODE
NOTE: To change
from one mode to
another, you must
have the keypad in
exit countdown delay
(* 7 4 1 flashing in
sequence).
1. If you wish to
change from manual
to auto arming, start
with the engine run-
ning. Turn the engine
off and all the keypad lights should come on and stay lit. (See Fig. 1)
2. Enter your user code to enter exit countdown delay (* 7 4 1 flashing in sequence). (See Fig. 2)
3. While in exit countdown delay, press and hold down for at least one second, the number 3
button. (See Fig. 3)
The keypad system is now in automatic arming mode. You can now either start the engine before
the keypad arms itself (random flashing pattern 40 seconds after exit countdown delay started),
or exit the vehicle, lock the doors and allow the keypad system to arm itself.
While in automatic arming mode, the keypad system will arm itself every time the ignition is
turned off, which means you need to enter your user code to enable the engine to start when
you return to your vehicle.
AUTOMATIC ARMING MODE
1. The keypad system in your vehicle is in
automatic mode if, when you switch the
ignition off, the * 7 4 1 buttons flash in
sequence. This is called exit countdown
delay and will flash this sequence for 40
seconds before it enters a random flashing
pattern indicating it is now armed. (See
Fig. 1)
2. When returning to your vehicle, the
keypad will be random flashing until you
open a door. It will then flash the
3 6 9 # buttons for 40 seconds before
going back into random flash again. To start the engine, turn the key to
the ignition on position. The normal instrument lights will come on except
for the engine check light (a lit outline picture of an engine), and all the
keypad lights will come on and stay lit. Now you can enter your user code.
If correctly entered, the keypad lights will go out, the engine check light will
illuminate on the dash and the engine can now be started. (See Fig. 2)
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CHANGING FROM AUTOMATIC ARMING
TO MANUAL ARMING MODE
1. If you wish to change from automatic to
manual arming, start with the engine running.
Turn the engine off and the keypad will go
directly into exit countdown delay (* 7 4 1
flashing in sequence). (See Fig. 1)
2. While in exit countdown delay, press
and hold down for at least one second, the
number 2 button. The keypad system is now
in manual arming mode. (See Fig. 2)
You can now either start the engine before
the keypad arms itself (random flashing pat-
tern 40 seconds after exit countdown delay
started), or exit the vehicle, lock the doors and allow the keypad system to arm itself.
The next time you start the engine and switch it off, the keypad lights will come on and stay lit for
two minutes, after which the 0 button will flash. This indicates that the keypad system is in manual
arming mode and not armed. If you wish to arm the keypad when exiting the vehicle, you need to
enter your user code during the two minutes that all the keypad numbers are lit.
VALET MODE
1. To select valet
mode, the keypad
must first be in exit
countdown delay
(* 7 4 1 flashing in
sequence).
Start with the engine
running. Turn the
ignition off. If the
keypad is in auto
arming mode, exit
countdown delay will
occur directly after
the ignition is switched off. If in manual arming, turn the ignition off so that all the keypad lights
come on and stay lit. Enter your user code and exit countdown delay will be displayed. (See Fig. 1)
2. While in exit countdown delay (only for 40 seconds), press and hold down the number 1 button
for at least one second. (See Fig. 2)
3. If this has been carried out successfully, the * 7 4 1 numbers will stop flashing and the number 1
button will remain lit (not flashing). If this did not occur, try holding down the number 1 button for
a slightly longer time. A lit number 1 indicates the keypad system is in valet mode. (See Fig. 3)
Each time the ignition switch is turned off, the number 1 button will illuminate indicating its in
Valet Mode. When the ignition is turned on, the number 1 goes out and a number will flash three
times indicating the number of starts remaining. e.g. The number 8 flashing three times indicates
there are eight starts remaining.
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On the 10 th start, all the keypad lights will light up and stay lit when the ignition is turned on,
requiring the user code to be entered to start the engine.
If you wish to exit valet mode before the 9 starts expire, you can simulate the remaining starts
by simply turning the ignition switch on and off alternately until all the keypad lights are lit. Then
the user code can be entered to start the engine and the keypad system will then revert back to
whatever mode (manual or automatic) it was set to prior to selecting valet mode.
ANTI-HIJACK MODE
Anti-Hijack Mode is placed into ready mode when the driver has started
the engine, closed all doors and buckled up his seat belt. It is activated
when the drivers’ seat belt has been unbuckled and any of the doors are
opened while the engine is running.
Approximately 40 seconds after activation, the keypad numbers
*7412369#0 will begin to flash in sequence, and the internal siren will
give one beep every 4 seconds or so. (See Fig.)
* At approximately 50 seconds, the security systems immobiliser will acti
vate for a fraction of a second, causing the engine to stumble.
* At approximately 60 seconds, the security systems immobiliser will
activate for a slightly longer period than previous, causing the engine to
stumble more than before.
* At approximately 70 seconds, the security systems immobiliser will activate for a slightly longer
period than previous again, causing the engine to stumble even more than before.
* At approximately 80 seconds, the security systems immobiliser will stay active, causing the
engine to cut out completely.
To restart the engine, ensure ignition is ON and all the keypad numbers are lit. Enter the correct
4-digit User Code and start the engine.
NOTE: If the Anti-Hijack Mode has been inadvertently activated, it can be cancelled before the
engine cuts out by switching the ignition OFF and back ON again, and then entering the correct
4-digit User Code and restarting engine. This should be done within the first 40 seconds, before
the keypad starts to flash in sequence.
SLEEP MODE
If the vehicles battery is disconnected or its voltage drops below 10 volts, the system will automati-
cally enter Sleep Mode (no lights on keypad when ignition is off) to conserve its internal battery.
Press any button to wake up from Sleep Mode.
NOTE: The system will not wake up from Sleep Mode if:
* The vehicle battery is disconnected.
* The vehicle battery is below 10 volts.
If after reconnecting the vehicle battery and pressing any button on the keypad did not wake up
system, disconnect battery, turn ignition to on position and reconnect the battery. Pressing any
button will now wake the system from sleep mode.
If you require any further assistance, you may wish to contact your Subaru dealer.

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