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voice messages

The voice messages described in this section will be in either English or Japanese, and either generic or Viper-

specific, depending on how the 516L was programmed. Also note that if Siren Monitoring (Feature 3 in the System

Feature Programming section of this guide) has been programmed on, then Silent Mode may be activated and

voice commands may be eliminated for a single arming or disarming cycle.

Error messages: The following voice messages will be generated if there are errors in the respective zones:

While the system is armed: While the system is armed these voice messages will be generated for the respec-

tive system states:

NOTE: If a dual-stage sensor is used, inputs shorter than 0.8 seconds will report the Warn Away/

Violation custom recorded message.

While the system is disarmed: When the system is disarmed, the disarm message will be heard. The 516L will

then recall any trigger inputs (up to 3) that were violated during the last arming cycle, and the voice messages

for the appropriate triggers will be generated:

SYSTEM STATE MESSAGE GENERATED

System is armed/Siren input is activated once Arm message

GREEN trigger input detected “Intruder alert, door access”

BLUE trigger input detected “Intruder Alert, hood or trunk access”

BLUE/WHITE trigger input detected Custom recorded trigger message for this input

RED/WHITE trigger input detected Custom recorded trigger message for this input

BLACK/WHITE trigger input detected Custom recorded trigger message for this input

SYSTEM STATE MESSAGE GENERATED

Error detected on GREEN input “Check doors”

Error detected on BLUE input “Check hood or trunk”

Error detected on BLUE/WHITE input Custom recorded error message for this input

Error detected on RED/WHITE input Custom recorded error message for this input

Error detected on BLACK/WHITE input Custom recorded error message for this input

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