Tripping alarm with panic switch, function - GF80.50-P-3014B

MODEL 202 as of 1.6.97, 208, 210.081 /281, 210 (except 210.081 /281) as of 1.3.97 with CODE (491) USA version with CODE (551a) Anti-theft alarm (ATA) 

The panic alarm function can be triggered with the remote control key  . When the panic button on the remote control key is pressed it sends a radio frequency signal. The signal is received by the vehicle and after checking relayed to the pneumatic system equipment (PSE) control module (combined, A37)  . The anti-theft alarm  then triggers an optical and acoustic alarm  .

The alarm can be terminated by pressing the panic button again or by inserting the remote control key into the key opening on the electronic ignition switch (EIS) control module (N73)  .

As of June 98 the maximum duration for the panic alarm is 3 min. 

	Acoustic alarm, function	up to 5/98	GF80.50-P-4005A
		as of 6/98	GF80.50-P-4005C
	Optical alarm, function	up to 5/98	GF80.50-P-4006A
		as of 6/98	GF80.50-P-4006C
	Remote control key, purpose/design/function		GF80.57-P-4101A
	Transmitting remote control signal, function		GF80.20-P-4010A
	Receiving remote control signal Funkti, function		GF80.20-P-4011A
	Pneumatic system equipment (PSE) control module (combined) (A37), location/purpose/design/function		GF80.20-P-4106A
	Electronic ignition switch (EIS) control module, location/purpose/design/function		GF80.57-P-4102A