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861-862-863 User Guide 2016

This user manual provides instructions for operating an alarm system. It describes how to fully arm the system, arm it while excluding the siren or sensors, and passively arm it. It also outlines how the system indicates arming, triggering of alarms, disarming, and memory of past alarms. Instructions are given through diagrams and text over multiple pages.

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861-862-863 User Guide 2016

This user manual provides instructions for operating an alarm system. It describes how to fully arm the system, arm it while excluding the siren or sensors, and passively arm it. It also outlines how the system indicates arming, triggering of alarms, disarming, and memory of past alarms. Instructions are given through diagrams and text over multiple pages.

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861 - 862

863/24

USER MANUAL

UK

Made in Italy AVS: Rev 08/16


UK TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 - PRELIMINARY ADVICE.............................................................................................
USER MANUAL
2.0 - OPERATING DESCRIPTION.....................................................................................
2.1 - Complete system arming.........................................................................................
2.2 - System arming with siren sound exclusion..............................................................
2.3 - System arming with sensor and comfort control exclusion......................................
2.4 - Passive arming.........................................................................................................
2.5 - Arming inhibit time....................................................................................................
2.6 - System armed..........................................................................................................
2.7 - Alarm, inhibit time between alarms and alarm cycles...............................................
2.8 - System disarming.....................................................................................................
2.9 - Alarm memory...........................................................................................................
3.0 - NEW PIN-CODE PROGRAMMING............................................................................
4.0 - EMERGENCY DISARMING BY PIN-CODE...............................................................
5.0 - GARAGE FUNCTION.................................................................................................
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1.0 - PRELIMINARY ADVICE


Dear Customer, this manual has been written based on the complete system; some functions,
electrical connections and other are not available in all models.
For this reasons, in order to avoid repetitions in the manual, before installing your alarm model, you
are kindly requested to verify it and refer to the suitable instructions.
GEMINI 862: same as 863 without self-powered battery.
GEMINI 861: same as 862 without electronic key and engine block.
In order to indicate to the installer and to the user some particular functions or connections, an icon
symbology has been used, which is briefly described below:

Indications useful for the user.


This icon provides the user with indications for a diversificated use of the system or it
simply provides indications useful for the use.

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USER MANUAL
2.0 - OPERATING DESCRIPTION

PUSH-BUTTON nr. 1: PUSH-BUTTON nr. 2:


SYSTEM ARMING. SYSTEM DISARMING.
S I R E N S O U N D
EXCLUSION.
PUSH-BUTTON nr. 3:
SENSORS EXCLUSION.
PUSH-BUTTON nr. 4:
PANIC ALARM or CAR
BOOT OPENING.
FINDER.
SIREN CONTROL DURING
ALARM CONDITIONS.

When batteries are almost uncharged, the LED will flash at every pressing of the radio control push
button.
For battery replacement follow the indications reported below.

1 2 3 4

Use only batteries of CR2032 type; we suggest to not throw the exhausted batteries in
the normal garbage bins, but to use the specific containers for their disposal.

2.1 - COMPLETE SYSTEM ARMING


Press the push-button nr.1 (padlock closed) of the remote control or insert the electronic key into the
specific receptacle.
The system arming is confirmed by two acoustic signals and two flashes of the turn signals.
The system has a 35” pre-arming “neutral time” (indicated by LED's permanent turning on).
2.2 - SYSTEM ARMING WITH SIREN SOUND EXCLUSION
This function allows the user to arm the alarm system, excluding the siren sound in case of a theft
attempt.
To exclude the siren, proceed as follows:
With the alarm system being disarmed, turn the ignition key to “ON” position; the status will stay on
for about one second.
During this time, push the button nr.2 (padlock opened) of the remote control.
Go away from the vehicle and push the button nr.1 (padlock closed) of the remote control.
The system will be armed with normal optical and acoustic signaling, although the latter will be not
activated in case of an effraction attempt.

The siren sound exclusion is bound to the single arming cycle.


This function is applied close to the hospitals.

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2.3 - SYSTEM ARMING WITH SENSOR AND COMFORT CONTROL EXCLUSION
This function allows the user to arm the system with internal volumetric protection, external sensors
(infrared wirless), positive with system armed (+A) and comfort function excluded.
To activate this function, the system should be disarmed and the ignition key turned to the “OFF”
position; proceed as follows.
Press the push-button nr.1 of the remote; the system will be armed with normal optical and acoustic
signaling.
During the 35” of the arming neutral time, press the push-button nr.3 of the remote.
One short turn signals flashing and the LED’s turning off for one second indicate sensor exclusion.

Sensors and comfot function exclusion is bound to the single arming


cycle.

2.4 - PASSIVE ARMING


After the programming the alarm is set to be passively armed, about 30” after the vehicle switching off.
One turn signals flash, two LED flashes and two acoustic signalling will be inicate the activation
procedure starting.

In case of alarm system passive arming, internal sensors and comfort output (automatic
window closing) will be excluded .
Moreover, the vehicle’s door opening during the 30” before the passive arming, inhibit
activation temporarily.

2.5 - ARMING INHIBIT TIME


The inhibit arming time lasts for approxiately 35” and is indicated by a illuminated status LED.

2.6 - SYSTEM ARMED


After the inhibit time the system is “armed” and it is ready to detect any theft attempt.
When the system fully armed, the LED flashes.
2.7 - ALARM, INHIBIT TIME BETWEEN ALARMS AND ALARM CYCLES
As mentioned before, the alarm sysstem will indicate any theft attempt by optical/acoustic signals.
After the alarm has been triggered, before another alarm cause, there are 5“ of “neutral time” that allow
to disarm the system by emergency pin-code.

PIN-CODE changing is suggested, at user's discretion.

The alarm signalling has 8 cycles of 30” each for input and arming cycles, except the “starting
attempt” and the system power supply “cut wires”.

It’s possible cut off the alarm cycle without deactivating the system by pressing the
push-button nr.3 of the remote control.

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2.8 - SYSTEM DISARMING
Press the push-button nr.2 (padlock opened) of the remote control or insert the electronic key into the
receptacle.
System disarming is confirmed by three siren acoustic signals and three flashes of the turn signals.
If an alarm condition has occurred, it will be signalled by five turn signal flashes and five acoustic
signals.
See relative paragraphs (2.9) for possible causes and signaling.
2.9 - ALARM MEMORY
In case of five turn signals flashes and five acoustic signals occurring at the system disarming, thanks
to the LED’s memory, it is possible to identify the cause which has generated the last alarm condition.
Turn the vehicle ignition key in “ON” position and look at the vehicle status LED; It will start to blinks,
shown the last alarm condition.
The optical signalling will be indicate for 5 times and this indication can be interrupted by turning the
vehicle ignition key to “OFF” position.
The possible alarm trigger signaling are indicated in the table reported below.
Nr. OF
LED SIGNALLING ALARM CAUSE
ALARM
Starting attempt (+15/54) Infinite
Doors opening 8
Bonnet opening or external
8
sensors
Internal sensor 8
Wirless magnetic contact 8
Wirless infrared sensor (PIR) 8
Absorption sensor 8
Cut wires Infinite
LED OFF (2 seconds) LED ON (1 second)

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3.0 - NEW PIN-CODE PROGRAMMING
The procedure to program pin-code is specified here below as previously described, it is better to
personalize as customer has required.
In this example reported below, supposing that the pin-code is 5-4-6-7.

To carry out the operation successfully, make sure the required electrical connections
(door push-button and positive under key) are complete.

During PIN-CODE programming phase, if flashes are more than 9, this phase will be
invalid and the system will close the procedure.

With the system being disarmed, open the driver side door and keep it open.
Turn the vehicle ignition ket to “ON” position.
The status LED will be turned on for one second; during this period, push simultaneously the two
buttons of the remote contol with embossed the padlocks.
After this procedure, two acoustic signals will be sent out, one with acute tone and the other with
loud tone and the LED will lighted on.
Push simultaneously the two buttons of the remote contol with embossed the padlocks; the LED will
be turned off.
Turn the vehicle ignition ket to “OFF” position.
After a four second pause, state LED will start with the first sequence of 9 flashes.
At the fifth LED flashing (corresponding at nr.5, first digit of the PIN-CODE), push and release the
button on the status LED.
After a four second pause, state LED will start with a new sequence of 9 flashes.
A the fourth LED flashing (corresponding at nr.4, second digit of the pin-code) push and release the
button on the status LED.
After a four second pause, state LED will start with a new sequence of 9 flashes.
At the sixth LED flashing (corresponding at nr.6, third digit of the pin-code) push and release the
button on the status LED.
After a four second pause, state LED will start with the last sequence of 9 flashes.
At the seventh LED flashing (corresponding at nr.7, fourth digit of the pin-code) push and release
the button on the status LED.
The system will indicate the end of the procedure by two acousic signal with low tone and one with
high tone.

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4.0 - EMERGENCY DISARMING BY PIN-CODE
The procedure for emergency disarming by pin-code is following, reported below.
Kindly note that the standard pin-code programmed is of the four digit 1-1-1-1.
The same number used for pin-code programmation (5-4-6-7) has been used also for emergency
disarming example.

During PIN-CODE disarming phase, if flashes are more than 9, the procedure will be
interpret as a theft attempt.

Cause an alarm condition.


Leave the system triggering for the standard alarm timing (about 30 seconds) and wait for the
“inhibit time between two alarm signalling” (LED switched off for 5”).
During this period push and release the push-button of the status LED.
From now and on the system is in the “emergency procedure disarming”.
After about 4 seconds the first 9 flashing sequence starts.
At the fifth LED flashing (corresponding at nr.5, first digit of the pin-code), push and release the
button on the status LED.
The LED will be switch off for about 4 seconds than a new 9 flash sequence will start.
At the fourth LED flashing (corresponding at nr.4, second digit of the pin-code), push and release
the button on the status LED.
The LED will be switch off for about 4 seconds than a new 9 flash sequence will start.
At the sixth LED flashing (corresponding at nr.6, third digit of the pin-code) push and release the
button on the status LED.
The LED will be switch off for about 4 seconds than a new 9 flash sequence will start.
At the seventh LED flashing (corresponding at nr.7, fourth and last digit of the pin-code) push and
release the button on the status LED.
If the code is right, the end of the emergency disarming by pin-code will be indicated by the alarm
with visual/acoustic signalling.
Vice versa, if the inserted numbers are wrong, the alarm will start triggering again; in this case,
repeat all procedure.

5.0 - GARAGE FUNCTION

This function is used ONLY if “system self-rearming” or “passive arming” functions


have been programmed.

This function is used when the alarm disarming is required, e.g. for maintenance, without any
intervention to the previous programming.
For procedure activation follow the indications reported below:
Arm the system and wait for the end of arming neutral time.
Put the electronic key into the specific receptacle.
Three acoustic signals of the siren and three optical signals of turn signals will indicate the system's
disarming and the above mentioned function deactivation.
To restore normal operating of programmed functions, arm the alarm via the remote control.

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WARRANTY CONDITIONS
This product is guaranteed to be free from manufacturing defects for a period of 24 months from the
installation date shown on this warranty, in compliance with the Directive 1999/44/CE.
Please fill-in entirely the guarantee certificate included in this booklet and do NOT REMOVE the
guarantee label from the device.
The warranty will become void if labels are missing or torn, if the installation certificate is not fully
compiled or if the enclosed sale document is missing.
The guarantee is valid exclusively at authorized Gemini Technologies S.p.A. Service Centers.
The manufacturer declines any responsibility for eventual malfunctions of the device or any damage
to the vehicle electrical system due to improper installation, use or tampering.
This alarm system is solely intended to be a theft-deterrent device.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Power supply 863 - 862 - 861 12 Vdc


Power supply 863/24 - 862/24 24 Vdc
Current absorption @ 12Vdc with system armed and LED flashing 15 mA
Working range temperature From -30°C a +70°Cto
Turn signals relay contact capacity 8 A at 20°C
Engine immobiliser relay contact capacity 8 A at 20°C
Alarm cycle duration 30 sec.
Maximum positive current output when armed (+A) 10 mA
Additional siren output current capacity 5A

17.0 - WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT


(WEEE) DIRECTIVE
The present device does not fall within the scope of Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment (WEEE) as specified in art. 2.1 of L.D. no. 151 of 25/07/2005.

Aftermarket Vehicle Solutions Limited


7 Dudley Court , Jessop Close, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, CO15 4LY

TEL: +44 (0) 1255 434353


Email: [email protected] | Web: www.avsgemini.com

UK Distributors of the Gemini Alarm Systems


AVS reserve the right to effect changes to the product without further notice. E&OE

GEMINI Technologies S.p.A.


Via Luigi Galvani 12 - 21020 Bodio Lomnago (VA) - Italia
Tel. +39 0332 943211 - Fax +39 0332 948080
www.gemini-alarm.com
ISO 90001 Certified Company Reg. n.532-A
PAGE 8 UNI EN ISO 9001:2008

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