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CONFORMS TO CEE STANDARD 97/24 CE
EN
Congratulations! Your Aprilia has been fitted with a Meta System alarm system.
Any unauthorised attempt to move your motorcycle, start up its engine, open up the saddle or disconnect
its battery will trigger an alarm.
It is important that you familiarise yourself with the features provided by the system; to do this, we recommend
reading this manual, as it describes all the functions your alarm system is able to offer.
In case of doubt, please contact your Aprilia dealer.
Caution: The alarm system comes with a hard-wearing card known as the CODE CARD: this contains
vital information for disarming the system (see the EMERGENCY DISARMING VIA THE OVERRIDE
CODE section) and on duplicating new remote controls (see the DUPLICATING AND ENABLING
REMOTE CONTROLS section).
Description and use of the codes shown on the CODE CARD:
Override Code: shown on the white label, next to "Company Code". It has 5 digits (these can be
changed, see the CUSTOMISING THE OVERRIDE CODE section). You will need to use it if the
remote control fails to operate for any reason (see the EMERGENCY DISARMING VIA THE OVERRIDE
CODE section).
Alpha-numeric Code: shown on the yellow label underneath the bar code. It has 16 digits and will
be needed by the Aprilia Service Centre if you want to order an extra remote control (see the
DUPLICATING AND ENABLING REMOTE CONTROLS section). Lastly, the numbers from 1 to 6
represent the remote controls that the system is able to store in its memory: numbers 1 and 2 shown
with an asterisk are those supplied with the alarm system as standard.
If you sell your motorcycle, remember to give the CODE CARD to the new owner.
Should you lose or misplace your CODE CARD, you will have to have a complete new alarm
system fitted.
INITIAL START-UP
Every time your motorcycle's battery is disconnected within 3 minutes of disarming or after switching off the
motorcycle's engine, you have to re-enable the alarm system by turning the ignition key
(off-on-off); the system will now be operational again.
THE FEATURES OF THE REMOTE CONTROL
Button A: used for arming and disarming the alarm system and for doing
the procedures needed to customise the alarm functions.
Button B: used for releasing the saddle lock.
Led on the Remote Control: this will light up every time button A or button B is pressed.
The Led is only to show that the battery inside has enough charge.
If you need to change the battery, refer to the "Replacing the battery in the
remote control" section.
ARMING BY REMOTE CONTROL (Button A)
Press button A on the remote control (within 3 minutes) to arm the alarm and the engine immobiliser.
Arming is confirmed by:
- Two flashes of the direction indicators (depending on your alarm system's settings);
- Two acute buzzer sounds (depending on your alarm system's settings);
- The rapid flashing of the LED for 26 seconds.
Caution: be careful not to do anything that would trigger an alarm during this stage.
After this stage, the Led will flash at a slower rate and any attempt to steal the vehicle will trigger an alarm.
AUTOMATIC ARMING OF THE ENGINE IMMOBILISER
The engine immobiliser will arm automatically 3 minutes after the vehicle's engine has been switched off or
after disarming by remote control, preventing any unauthorised attempt to start up its engine. Arming is
confirmed by:
- One flash of the direction indicators (depending on your alarm system's settings);
- One buzzer sound (depending on your alarm system's settings);
- Flashing of the LED.
Caution: this function guarantees a minimum amount of protection, as it causes the immobilisation of the
vehicle's engine but it does not trigger the siren. There is no option to eliminate this function.
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