2.8
Vehicle Security
Locking
If passengers are to stay in the vehicle after it has been locked,
reduced guard must be set to ON before locking. This will let a
passenger open a door from inside the vehicle.
Make sure that all the doors, the trunk lid and the hood are closed
(the vehicle will not lock if a door is left open). Stand within 5 m of
the vehicle, point the vehicle key towards the vehicle and press the
LOCK button once to lock the doors, disable the trunk lid and fuel
flap release switches and arm the security system. The direction
indicators will flash once as the security system is armed (Refer to
’Personalisation’, page 2.18). The driver's seat and both door rear
view mirror positions are memorized and will be recalled the next
time the vehicle is opened using the same vehicle key.
The security system will arm and the doors will deadlock after
25 seconds.
If the vehicle is locked with the trunk lid open, the vehicle will
lock and arm but deadlocking, tilt and interior movement sensors
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will not operate. Close the trunk lid to arm the complete security
system.
Automatic Re-locking
If the vehicle is locked and then unlocked but a door or the trunk lid
is not opened within two minutes, the vehicle will automatically lock
and arm again.
Master Locks
All doors, fuel flap and trunk lid
release switches may be locked
and unlocked by using the master
lock switch (A). Press the switch to
lock. Press again to unlock.
If the vehicle is locked using the
master lock switch, one pull of a
door handle will centrally unlock
the doors, a second pull of the
door handle will open that door.
The master lock switch will operate for seven minutes after the
vehicle key has been removed from the ignition control, if the vehicle
is not locked using the vehicle key.
The master lock switch will not operate if the vehicle has been locked
from the outside.
Operation of the master lock switch will override automatic lock
(Refer to ’Automatic Lock’, page 2.11).
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