
2.13
Vehicle Security
Interior Movement Sensor
Optional
When the vehicle is locked and armed the interior movement sensor
will sense movement inside the vehicle. If movement is detected it
will start the alarm.
Tilt Sensor
Optional
When the vehicle is locked and armed the tilt sensor will sense if the
vehicle is tilted, for example, if the vehicle is being raised on a jack.
If vehicle tilt is detected it will start the alarm.
Reduced Guard
Warning: If a passenger is to stay in the vehicle after it has
been locked, reduced guard must be set to ON before locking. In
an emergency this will let a passenger open a door from inside
the vehicle.
When reduced guard is ON deadlocking, interior movement and tilt
sensors (option) are set to OFF. This will let a passenger open a door
from the inside by pulling the interior door handle and a passenger
or animals to be left in the vehicle with the security system armed.
If a door is opened from the inside, while reduced guard is ON, the
security system alarm will start. Press the UNLOCK button on the
vehicle key to stop the alarm at any time.
Reduced guard is set by using the car settings menu. Press MENU on
the centre console. Navigate to <Car settings...> Enter <Reduced
guard...>. Select <Activate once> or <Ask on exit> and press
ENTER to toggle between ON and OFF. Then press and hold BACK
to accept and return to the main screen.
<Ask on exit>: Set to ON: Each time the vehicle key is moved from
ignition position 'II' (ignition ON) to ignition position 'I' or '0' the
message PRESS ENTER TO REDUCE GUARD. PRESS EXIT TO
CANCEL will show in the message centre. The message will time out
after one minute and reduced guard will not come ON.
Set to OFF: No message will show and reduced guard will not come
ON.
<Activate once>: Set to ON: Reduced guard will come ON for one
time. Set to ON each time reduced guard is required.
Set to OFF: Reduced guard will not come ON.
Reduced guard stays ON until the vehicle key is inserted in the
ignition control and moved to position 'II' (ignition ON).