Group 1B

FCC ID: ELV789F

ALTERNATE FCC ID: ELV789D

Part #: AU-3TLC or AU-3TAL3 or AU-3TB3

Circuit Board #: 789F or 758F

LED Light Color:  Red

Buttons: 2; Lock/Unlock

Frequency: 302 MHz

Battery: 1; GP23A

See Item Specifications for more details

Compatible with the following Aftermarket installed security systems:

AL-700LC

AL-900LCX

PROGRAMMING THESE REMOTE(S)

METHOD #1

Before you begin, your system must be in a disarmed state and you must know where your valet switch is located. If you are unfamiliar with your valet switch, click here. If you know where your valet switch is, perform the following steps:

1) Turn the vehicle's ignition to the "on" position

2) Within 7 seconds of step 1, press the valet switch 5 times. The alarm should respond with a long siren chirp.

3) Press the large/ lock button on your remote (for Freedom 500, C-5, and K9 Mundial2, press 2nd or 3rd channel. For MARS-22, press Lock & Unlock at the same time). The alarm should respond with a short siren chirp.

4) Repeat step 3 for each additional remote that is to operate the system (up to 4 remotes).

Note: the system will automatically exit programming mode if it detects a 15 second period of no activity.

METHOD #2

Before you begin, your system must be in a disarmed state and you must know where your valet switch is located. If you are unfamiliar with your valet switch, click here. If you know where your valet switch is, perform the following steps:

1) Turn the vehicle's ignition to the "on" position

2) Within 7 seconds of step 1, press the valet switch 5 times. The alarm should respond with a long siren chirp.

One Button Remote:

3) Press the button on your remote. The alarm should respond with a short siren chirp.

4) Press the valet switch one time.

5) Proceed to step 6.

Two button remote:

3) Press the large button on our remote. The alarm should respond with a short siren chirp.

4) Press both buttons at the same time. The alarm should respond with 2 short siren chirps

5) Press the small button on your remote. The alarm should respond with 3 short siren chirps.

Three button remote:

3) Press the large button on your remote. The alarm should respond with a short siren chirp.

4) Press the small right button on your remote. The alarm should respond with 2 short siren chirps.

5) Press the small left button on your remote. The alarm should respond with 3 short siren chirps.

6) Repeat steps 3-5 for each additional remote that you wish to operate your system (up to 4 remotes).

Note: the system will automatically exit programming mode if it detects a 15 second period of no activity.

METHOD #3

Before you begin, your system must be in a disarmed state and you must know where your valet switch is located. If you are unfamiliar with your valet switch, click here. If you know where your valet switch is, perform the following steps:

1) Turn the vehicle's ignition to the "on" position

2) Within 7 seconds of step 1, press the valet switch 5 times. The alarm should respond with a long siren chirp.

3) Press the valet switch to enter your secret override code. If a code has never been programmed, press the valet switch one time. The alarm should respond with a long siren chirp.

4) Press the large/ lock button on your remote. The alarm should respond with a short siren chirp.

5) Repeat step 4 for each additional remote that is to operate the system (up to 4 remotes).

Note: the system will automatically exit programming mode if it detects a 15 second period of no activity.

METHOD #4

Before you begin, your system must be in a disarmed state.

Perform the following steps:

1) Turn the vehicle's ignition from "off" to "on" 5 times within 7 seconds. The system should respond with a horn honk or the doorlocks will lock then unlock.

2) Press the large/ lock button on your remote. The system should respond with a short horn honk or the doorlocks will lock then unlock.

3) Repeat step 2 for each additional remote that is to operate the system (up to 4 remotes).

Note: the system will automatically exit programming mode if it detects a 15 second period of no activity.

METHOD #5

This type of alarm automatically enters transmitter programming mode upon power up. Before you begin, make sure that all points of entry (doors, trunk, hood) are closed. If there is a hood pin switch, have a friend hold it down or temporarily disconnect it. The system will not enter programming mode if it detects an open point of entry.

Perform the following steps:

If the system has been without power for more than 24 hours:

1) Apply power to the system.

2) Press the large/ lock button (Press small center button for Freedom 400) on your remote. The system should respond with a short siren chirp.

3) Repeat step 2 for each additional remote that is to operate the system.

If the system has had power within the last 24 hours:

1) Disconnect and re-apply power.

2) Press the large button (Press small center button for Freedom 400) on any remote that does not already operate the system (this is how the system determines that you want to program transmitters). The system should respond with a short siren chirp.

3) Repeat step 2 for each additional remote that is to operate the system.

Note: the system will automatically exit programming mode if it detects a 15 second period of no activity.

METHOD #6

Before you begin, your system must be in a disarmed state and you must know where your valet switch is located. If you are unfamiliar with your valet switch, click here. If you know where your valet switch is, perform the following steps:

1) Turn the vehicle's ignition "on" then "off".

2) Within 7 seconds of step 1, press the valet switch 5 times. The alarm should respond with a long siren chirp.

3) Press the valet switch one time to enter transmitter programming mode.

4) Press the large/ lock button on your remote. The alarm should respond with a short siren chirp.

5) Repeat step 4 for each additional remote that is to operate the system (up to 4 remotes).

Note: the system will automatically exit programming mode if it detects a 15 second period of no activity.

METHOD #7

Transmitters for this model alarm are coded from the factory. The transmitter has to be modified to match the code of your alarm. If you need a replacement transmitter for your alarm, you will need to open the transmitter shell (there is typically a small phillips head screw in the back that must be removed first). You will need to look on the circuit board for a white paper sticker that has a 5 or 6 digit code that will start with 1, 2, or 3. You will need to provide this code to your dealer or Omega at the time of purchasing the transmitter so it can be precoded to operate your alarm.