USER MANUAL for Alarmed Disc-Locks MGX_XX15_UM_060614
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1. local authorised XENA dealer or by emailing us directly at info xenasecurity com e Note the lock remains effective with or without the alarm system Transporting your disc lock e Ideally you should carry your XENA underneath the seat of your bike e CAUTION Do not carry your XENA in or attach it to your clothing as this may contribute to injury in the event of an accident Troubleshooting e Alarm not arming Check battery ensure reflector fig E E is obstructed by motorcycle disc Confirm sensors are active see below e Constant clicking or low beeping sound replace batteries e Alarm too sensitive Place at 6 o clock on disk e Alarm not sensitive enough Place at 12 o clock to 3 o clock on disc e Alarm won t disarm Clean sensor and reflector Important How to Wake Up your XENA disc lock alarm e To avoid draining the battery when not in use your XENA disc lock alarm has a dormant power mode Usually metal on metal contact from locking the lock onto your brake disc is sufficient and the unit will arm normally e It may be necessary to wake up the arming sensor by firmly locking and unlocking the key barrel once or twice E Reflector For more detailed troubleshooting visit www xenasecurity com XX15 accessories e XCA15 Chain Adaptor e XENA Ground Anchor e XENA XC XCH and XCL Chains e XLP2 Lock Pouch Customer care Email us at info xenasecurity com Don t forget to register your XENA lo2. MGX_XX15_UM_060614 PJ1000 06062014 03G Artwork Size 148 5mm W x 210mm H Colour 1C Black USER MANUAL for XENA XX 15 Alarmed Disc Locks PR1000 06062014 03G Copyright MGX Asia Ltd TM P INTRODUCTION Thank you for choosing a XENA disc lock alarm the world s strongest smartest loudest motorcycle security solution Please read this booklet carefully For more information about this and other XENA locks accessories and product news please visit www xenasecurity com Questions or comments about your XENA product Email us at info xenasecurity com A XX15 alarmed disc lock parts 1 M__ lt gt 3 1 Lock barrel 2 Locking pin 3 Alarm module 4 Battery cover 5 Battery 6 Reflector 7 Spring loaded catch 8 Module cover 9 Screw 10 Allen key 11 Key tool with key code amp serial number Quick start guide Your XENA XX15 Series disc lock alarm comes with a CR2 long life lithium battery included Please install battery before use Locking your motorcycle e Insert key in lock and rotate clockwise Lock barrel will spring open e Locate hole in front brake disc sufficient to allow locking pin to pass through e Slide lock on to disc and depress key barrel to insert locking pin e Turn the key counter clockwise to lock Fitting your XENA to your motorcycle s brake disc 1 Brake disc thickness less than 7mm 1 4 2 Locking pin size 14mm 1 2 3 Distance from locking pin to ba
3. ck at www xenasecurity com Disclaimer Our products are sold as security enhancements and are not a substitute for the end user s duties of normal care and attention As such XENA Security accepts no responsibility or liability for any direct or consequential loss damage or injury arising or resulting from the use or misuse of our products howsoever arising save that we will always replace any product found to be defective within the warranty period 062014 TH 5OR MILE an ClkBU EAL XENA JAPAN FREES RACES Copyright XENA Security All rights reserved
4. ck of disc slot 60mm 2 3 8 Important the locking pin can pass through ANY hole on disc dark areas on diagram M N Arming the alarm e There is no on off switch The unit automatically senses the presence of your brake disc e Important Ensure Reflector A6 is covered by the brake disc e Your XENA alarmed disc lock is self arming The alarm sensors will become active 5 seconds after being locked on your brake disc The alarm will beep once to confirm that is armed e 10 seconds after the arming beep shock amp motion sensors work independently to determine if your bike is being attacked WARNING XENA 120dB alarms are extremely loud Avoid close proximity to unprotected ears Changing the battery fig B amp fig C e Locate spring loaded catch inside disc slot see fig B e Using end of key tool depress catch release and remove lid e Loosen and remove screw in module base plate e Locate clear plastic tab on module and lift to remove from lock body e Remove battery door marked CR2 BATTERY e Remove used battery and discard responsibly e Ensure and contacts are properly aligned e Insert fresh CR2 battery e Carefully replace module in lock body e Replace and tighten screw in module base plate e Reattach cover the key tool comes in handy to depress spring loaded catch NOTE When alarm module is removed from the lock body alarm will activate To avoid this insert module into lock bod
5. y and replace lid immediately after inserting the battery B To open lid and remove module Lithium batteries are best disposed of as a non hazardous waste when fully or mostly discharged DO NOT INCINERATE or subject battery cells to temperatures in excess of 212 F ees Se eS C To replace the lid Battery life e Batteries should last 6 to 8 months with normal use Frequent triggering or extreme temperatures can shorten battery life Keys e Each XX15 Series lock comes with three keys and a flat key tool etched with a unique code number ie HAB123456 and serial number ie 1234567890 for ordering replacement keys Make a note of your key code and store safely We encourage you to register your lock at www xenasecurity com Register your XENA lock D On the key shaped metal tool provided fig D you ll find your lock s two unique ID numbers 1 Serial number and 2 Key code You ll need to input both when registering at www xenasecurity com XENA Key Code Serial No 0200200000 BDA 00000000 Caring for your lock e Use a dry cloth to keep the LED reflector plate inside the disc slot clean and free of dirt dust and grease An obstructed reflector plate can affect performance and may cause the lock to arm when not on the brake disc e We recommend applying a lock lubricant to the lock barrel every six months If alarm is damaged e The removable alarm module can be replaced with a new unit from your
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