Cobra SPYBALL 6829 Troubleshooting Guide

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SPYBALL
®
6829 Alarm + Immobiliser
Thatcham cat. MC1
SPYBALL
®
6809 Alarm Upgrade
Thatcham cat. MC2>1
Meeting The British Insurance Industry’s
Criteria for Motorcycle Security
USER INSTRUCTIONS
Thank you for choosing Spyball by Cobra. We recommend you read this guide carefully
and keep it for future reference.
VEHICLE SECURITY
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - VEHICLE SECURITY

1 SPYBALL® 6829 Alarm + Immobiliser Thatcham cat. MC1 SPYBALL® 6809 Alarm Upgrade Thatcham cat. MC2>1 Meeting The British Insurance Indus

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10 If the Biker Recognition function is activated, the disarming of the alarm section is also automatic as the biker returns to the pr

Page 3 - 1. KIT COMPOSITION

11 Movement detection. Triggers the alarm in the event of for example lifting, towing, forcing the steering lock by means of a revolutionary sensor

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12 7. ADJUSTMENT OF MOVEMENT DETECTION SENSITIVITY (this is a dealer operation) The movement detector can be adjusted to 8 different levels

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13 8.1. Reduction of audible alarm power The volume level of the alarm can be reduced when the motorcycle is parked in areas where noise pollution

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14 9. ALARM MEMORY AND DIAGNOSTICS If the security system has been triggered during your absence, upon disarming you will be warned by differe

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15 Remark: the same will happen if you leave the range of the transmitter while the ignition of your motorcycle is on. Important:

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16 will allow you to temporarily disable automatic arming / disarming and the anti-hijack function without entering the selection procedure (Servic

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17 - Anti-hijack function (see paragraph 10) - Polarity of instantaneous alarm trigger input (this selection should be set up by the

Page 10 - 5. PROTECTION FUNCTIONS

18 3 flashes “Turn indicator on” audible warning signal Press push-button n. 1 of the transmitter after the third flash Three (3) sharp audi

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19 15. AUTOMATIC TIMED SWITCH-OFF FUNCTION (SLEEP FUNCTION) Although the current consumption rate of Spyball security systems is extremely low, an

Page 12 - 8. ALARM CYCLE

2 Table of contents 1. Kit composition 2. Features of the radio transmitter 2.1. Realignment of a transmitter 2.2. Pairing of new transmitters

Page 13 - 8.2. Check control function

20 If the full system is armed: 1. Turn ignition on.  The alarm starts to sound. 2. Wait.  The alarm stops. The LED switches off, then it sta

Page 14 - 10. ANTI-HIJACK FUNCTION

21 ONCE ALL THE DIGITS HAVE BEEN ENTERED CORRECTLY, THE SYSTEM DISARMS WITH A LONG BLEEP AND THEN SWITCHES TO SERVICE MODE (see paragraph 12). 16.

Page 15 - 12. SERVICE MODE

22 Count the flashes. As soon as you reach the number you have chosen as the first number of your PIN code, turn the ignition off. Turn the ig

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23 Spyball dealer (in the meantime, if the system is armed, disarm it with the PIN code (see paragraph 16) The alarm/immobiliser is disarmed, but

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24 Siren sound power 114dB@1m Size of the control unit 90x67x30mm Size of the transmitter 50x37x12,5 Transmitter battery 3V CR2032 Transmitter bat

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25 Warranty This product is protected by a 24-month warranty from the date of purchase as certified by a receipt or an invoice. The warranty

Page 21 - 16.2. Changing the PIN code

28 PIN: ……………………………………………………………… EMERGENCY DISARMING VIA PIN CODE If the full system is armed: 1. Turn ignition on.  The alarm starts to sound

Page 22 - 17. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

3 14. Selectable functions – Enabling and disabling procedures 15. Automatic timed switch-off function (sleep function) 16. Emergency disarming

Page 23 - 18.TECHNICAL DATA

4 It is powered by a Lithium CR 2032 3V-battery. When the battery is close to flat, the user is warned by an additional flash of the turn indicators

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5 Turn ignition on and wait 20 seconds.  The dashboard LED illuminates and remains on about 3 seconds. Before the dashboard LED extinguishes

Page 25 - Warranty

6 3. BIKER RECOGNITION FUNCTION Besides its operation as a conventional remote control key, the transmitter can be used in Biker Recognitio

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7 If you expect to leave this function unused for a long time, you are strongly recommended to at least deactivate it from the transmitter, becaus

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8 4.2. Arming / disarming of the full security system without Biker Recognition function (use as a conventional transmitter) To activate the full

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9 (*) Three additional sound signals in quick succession indicate that there is an irregularity in peripheral protection (e.g. the seat is open, t

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