Event memory
The event memory stores the contact or triggering type that triggered the alarm. The priming type is saved simultaneously.
A maximum of 10 events can be saved. If another event is added, the oldest one is deleted. The event with the highest number is the most current one.
An alarm can be triggered by the following components:
- Door contact, driver
- Door contact, passenger
- Central locking contact "locked", driver
- Central locking contact "locked", passenger
- Luggage compartment lid, front
- Luggage compartment lid, rear
- Radio contact
- External switch contact 1
- External switch contact 2
- Oddments tray
- Switch, convertible top
- Switch, convertible top compartment cover
- Alarm horn
- Passenger compartment monitoring
- Terminal 15 on
NOTE:
Up to three alarm triggering possibilities exist via the passenger compartment monitoring system and the external switching contacts.
With the priming type, a distinction is made between:
- Locked via lock
- Emergency-locked
- Locked via radio
- Self-primed
- System test
- Primed after battery connection
- Secured via lock
- Secured via radio