RH6-MGTXRemote Transmitter for Security Division Datacom

User manual mobilus 3.0 Protect. Locate. React. carte This is your membership card Please keep your Mobilus membership card in a safe place. The card will help to identify yourself quickly in case your vehicle is stolen. You will also fi nd the phone number of our security central on the reverse. version 4 User’s manual This manual, as well as the software described therein, are licensed for use subject to the terms of the license and must not be copied. The information contained in this manual are provided for information only and must not be considered as a commitment on the part of Datacom Wireless Corporation, hereinafter called Datacom, who reserves the right to modify the manual without prior notice. The original contract signed between the two parties remains the source of information to be used in case of legal action. Datacom disclaims all liability regarding any errors or inaccuracies that may be found in this manual. Mobilus is a trademark of Datacom. The products mentioned in this document may be protected by a patent, a patent that has achieved pending status, a trademark, a copyright or any other intellectual or industrial property right belonging to Datacom. Table of contents Introduction Guarantees Mobilus 3.0 digital system Anti-theft device Mobilus remote Standard model User tips Push-button model User tips Lost or stolen Mobilus remote Additional or replacement Mobilus remote Battery Changing the battery Telematics unit Web site Mobilus webpage Hardware requirements Software requirements Login procedures Changing your password Clicks Locating your vehicle Positive response Negative response 1 1 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 6 6 8 9 12 13 13 13 13 14 15 16 16 17 17 table des matières suite Mapview Mapview toolbar Coverage area Alarms Theft detected Towing detected Vehicle battery disconnected False alarms Remote starter Towing Vehicle maintenance Towing procedures Towing situation Vehicle storage Temporary storage After storage Power management Transfer Installing a remote starter Customer service 18 21 23 24 24 24 24 25 25 25 26 27 27 28 28 28 29 30 31 32 Congratulations! Your vehicle is now protected by Mobilus 3.0, one of the best performing stolen vehicle tracking systems in North America using the latest GSM/GPRS digital technology. Please read the following information carefully and keep this manual for future reference. Datacom guarantees your product against all defects, parts and labour for a period of one (1) year. This guarantee is renewable for two (2) one-year (1) periods (for a maximum of three (3) years), upon payment of annual surveillance fees starting from the original date of purchase from the supplier. This guarantee is offered only to the original buyer as an end-user and may not be assigned or transferred to any other party. If you discover a defect covered by this guarantee, Datacom will repair or replace that product at its sole discretion, by installing new or rebuilt products or elements. Datacom’s responsibility is limited exclusively to the repair or replacement of defective products. Introduction - page 1version 4 Introduction Guarantees Do not leave this manual in your car! Mobilus 3.0 digital system The Mobilus 3.0 digital system consists of components with specifi c functions, which include: • An ignition lock device with two (2) Mobilus remotes • A digital GSM/GPRS telematics unit • A personalized Web site access to locate your vehicle Anti-theft device Mobilus was designed to activate an alarm and prevent the vehicle from starting if a “Mobilus remote” is not detected during an ignition attempt. When you start your vehicle with a remote starter, it will deactivate the ignition lock device; however, any movement of your vehicle under such circumstances may result in a false alarm. For detailed information on using the Mobilus 3.0 digital system with a vehicle equipped with a remote starter, please consult the False alarms section. version 4page 2 - Mobilus 3.0 digital system Mobilus remote Activating the push-button remote will transmit a signal to the Mobilus 3.0 digital system and allow vehicle ignition. User tips 1. Press on the remote button before inserting the key to start the vehicle. Protection will be reactivated automatically after vehicle use or if the vehicle has not been started within a reasonable period (30 seconds). Mobilus 3.0 digital system - page 3version 4 Mobilus remotes version 4page 4 - Mobilus 3.0 digital system Batteries The Mobilus remote uses two (2) CR2016 batteries. When the batteries begin to lose power, the Mobilus remote will also lose power. You should then replace the batteries as soon as possible. While pressing on the Mobilus remote button, the indicator light will change from blue to red if the batteries need to be replaced. In that case, you should do so immediately. The battery’s lifetime depends on vehicle use. Please note that these batteries are sold at The Source, Canadian Tire, etc. Note: You may be liable if your vehicle is started or moved in the absence of the Mobilus remote (except in the case of actual theft) or if the battery is disconnected without having fi rst informed Datacom by telephone. Mobilus 3.0 digital system - page 5version 4 Lost or stolen Mobilus remote Should you lose your Mobilus remote or have it stolen, you must use your second Mobilus remote to start your vehicle. In case you do not have access to your second Mobilus remote, you must contact a representative at the Mobilus Security Central as soon as possible, who will describe the relevant procedures. There is no method to circumvent the system without a certifi ed Datacom technician. Towing your vehicle may be required. If an additional or replacement remote is necessary, please contact the Mobilus customer service to obtain details on how to proceed. Please note that additional fees will be applicable. Additional or replacement Mobilus remote units version 4page 6 - Mobilus 3.0 digital system Step 1 Separate the two (2) halves of th…

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Datacom Wireless Corporation Remote Transmitter for Security Division Datacom FCC ID. : RH6-MGTX Photographs of EUT (External) Photos 1 General Appearance (Front View) Photos 2 General Appearance (Back View)

Datacom Wireless Corporation Remote Transmitter for Security Division Datacom FCC ID. : RH6-MGTX ID Label Format and Location z Label Format z Label Placement Location (Bottom Side of EUT) 20mm 10mm FCC ID : RH6-MGTX

Datacom Wireless Corporation Remote Transmitter for Security Division Datacom FCC ID. : RH6-MGTX Photographs of EUT (Internal) Photos 1 Internal View (Case Cover Removed) Photos 2 Internal View (Case Cover Removed) Datacom Wireless Corporation Remote Transmitter for Security Division Datacom FCC ID. : RH6-MGTX Photos 3 Internal View (Batteries Removed) Photos 4 PCB View (Front Side) Datacom Wireless Corporation Remote Transmitter for Security Division Datacom FCC ID. : RH6-MGTX Photos 5 PCB View (Back Side)

FCC ID.RH6-MGTX Page 1 of 39 Audix Technology Corporation Report No.: EM-F960189 APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATION On Behalf of Datacom Wireless Corporation Remote Transmitter for Security Division Datacom Models : (1)MGTX2-V1 (2)TX142 FCC IDRH6-MGTX Prepared for : Datacom Wireless Corporation 440, Armand Frappier Blvd, Suite 350, Laval, Quebec H7V 4B4, Canada. Prepared By : Audix Technology Corporation EMC Department No. 53-11, Tin-Fu Tsun, Lin-Kou, Taipei County, Taiwan Tel : (02) 2609-9301, 2609-2133 Fax : (02) 2609-9303 File Number EM960448 Report Number EM-F960189 Date of Test Apr. 27, 2007 Date of Report May 05, 2007 FCC ID.RH6-MGTX Page 2 of 39 Audix Technology Corporation Report No.: EM-F960189 TABLE OF CONTENTS Description Page TEST REPORT CERTIFICATION .......................................................................................................3 1. GENERAL INFORMATION ..........................................................................................................4 1.1. Description of Device (EUT).............................................................................................................. 4 1.2. Description of Test Facility ................................................................................................................ 5 1.3. Measurement Uncertainty................................................................................................................... 5 2. POWERLINE CONDUCTED EMISSION MEASUREMENT .....................................................6 3. RADIATED EMISSION MEASUREMENT ..................................................................................7 3.1. Test Equipment ................................................................................................................................... 7 3.2. Test Setup ........................................................................................................................................... 7 3.3. Radiation Limit (§15.231) .................................................................................................................. 8 3.4. Operating Condition of EUT .............................................................................................................. 8 3.5. Test Procedure .................................................................................................................................... 9 3.6. Radiated Emission Noise Measurement Results............................................................................... 10 4. EMISSION BANDWIDTH MEASUREMENT............................................................................31 4.1. Test Equipment ................................................................................................................................. 31 4.2. Block Diagram of Test Setup............................................................................................................ 31 4.3. Specification Limits [§15.231-(c)] ................................................................................................... 31 4.4. Emission Bandwidth Measurement Results...................................................................................... 31 5. PERIODIC OPERATED MEASUREMENT ................................................................................33 5.1. Test Equipment ................................................................................................................................. 33 5.2. Block Diagram of Test Setup............................................................................................................ 33 5.3. Specification Limits [§15.231-(a)-(1)].............................................................................................. 33 5.4. Periodic Operated Measurement Results ..........................................................................................33 6. DEVIATION TO TEST SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................35 7. PHOTOGRAPHS...........................................................................................................................36 7.1. Photos of Radiated Measurement at Semi-Anechoic Chamber (30~1000MHz) .............................. 36 7.2. Photos of Radiated Measurement at Semi-Anechoic Chamber (1~5.5GHz).................................... 37 7.3. Photo of Bandwidth Measurement ................................................................................................... 39 7.4. Photo of Periodic Operated Measurement ........................................................................................ 39 FCC ID.RH6-MGTX Page 3 of 39 Audix Technology Corporation Report No.: EM-F960189 TEST REPORT CERTIFICATION Applicant Datacom Wireless Corporation Manufacturer LEYTON Technologies Limited. EUT Description Remote Transmitter for Security Division Datacom FCC ID RH6-MGTX (A) MODEL NO. (1)MGTX2-V1 (2)TX142 (B) SERIAL NO. N/A (C) POWER SUPPLYDC 6V Measurement Procedure Used: FCC RULES AND REGULATIONS PART 15 SUBPART C, OCT 2006 AND ANSI C63.4/2003 (FCC CFR 47 Part 15C, §15.231, §15.207 and §15.209) The device described above was tested by AUDIX TECHNOLOGY COPORATION to determine the maximum emission levels emanating from the device. The maximum emission levels were compared to the FCC Part 15 subpart C limits both radiated and conducted emissions. The measurement results are contained in this test report and AUDIX TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION is assumed full responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of these measurements. Also, this report shows that the EUT to be technically compliant with the FCC official limits. This report applies to above tested sample only. This report shall not be reproduced in part without written approval of AUDIX TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION. Date of Test: Apr. 27, 2007 Prepared by: (Kitty Ni/Administrator) Test Engineer: (Ben Cheng/Section Manager) Approved & Authorized Signer: (Le…

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FCC ID.RH6-MGTX Page 36 of 39 Audix Technology Corporation Report No.: EM-F960189 7. PHOTOGRAPHS 7.1. Photos of Radiated Measurement at Semi-Anechoic Chamber (30~1000MHz) EUT on Lie EUT on Side FCC ID.RH6-MGTX Page 37 of 39 Audix Technology Corporation Report No.: EM-F960189 EUT on Stand 7.2. Photos of Radiated Measurement at Semi-Anechoic Chamber (1~5.5GHz) EUT on Lie FCC ID.RH6-MGTX Page 38 of 39 Audix Technology Corporation Report No.: EM-F960189 EUT on Side EUT on Stand FCC ID.RH6-MGTX Page 39 of 39 Audix Technology Corporation Report No.: EM-F960189 7.3. Photo of Bandwidth Measurement 7.4. Photo of Periodic Operated Measurement