Code Alarm manufactures professional vehicle security, remote start, and keyless entry systems, offering theft deterrents and advanced convenience features for automobiles.
Code Alarm is a premier manufacturer of vehicle security, remote start, and keyless entry systems, operating under the Voxx Electronics Corporation. Known for reliability and innovation, Code Alarm provides automotive enthusiasts and daily drivers with robust protection against vehicle theft and intrusion.
The brand's product range covers everything from basic keyless entry fobs to advanced 2-way security systems with LCD displays and long-range remote start capabilities. Key features found in Code Alarm products include the Silent Choice arming mode, customizable shock sensors, and Valet Mode for service situations. Whether for a car, truck, or fleet vehicle, Code Alarm offers professional-grade solutions to secure your investment and enhance convenience.
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To exit Valet Mode, turn the vehicle's ignition ON, then press and hold the valet/programming button (usually located on the antenna or under the dash) until the LED status light turns off.
Programming sequences vary by model. A common method involves turning the ignition ON, pressing the valet button 3 times, and then pressing the lock button on the new remote. Consult your specific owner's manual for the exact steps.
Silent Choice allows you to arm or disarm your vehicle without the siren chirping. Typically, a single press of the lock/unlock button is silent, while a second press within a few seconds provides an audible confirmation.
If remote start fails, check if the system is in Valet Mode (LED solid on). Also, ensure the hood is closed, the brake pedal is not depressed, and the batteries in your remote are fresh.
Press the Lock button (or the specific Car Find button if equipped) while the system is armed. The vehicle will flash its lights and chirp the siren (typically 5 times) to help you locate it in a parking lot.