Directed Electronics 479V Viper Responder Transmitter Manual

The Directed Electronics 479V Viper Responder Transmitter is a premium remote control system designed for Viper vehicle security systems. Features include long-range operation, LED status indicators, panic mode, multi-button functionality, rolling code technology for security, and compatibility with various Viper alarm systems. Below are key sections for safety, features, installation, setup, operation, and troubleshooting.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Installation 3. First-Time Setup 4. Specifications 5. Controls and Functions 6. Programming and Pairing 7. Operating Modes 8. Battery Replacement 9. Care & Maintenance 10. Regulatory Information 11. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: Transmitter unit with multi-function buttons, LED status indicator, panic button, and rolling code security technology.

Feature	Description
Range	Up to 1/4 mile operating range
LED Indicator	Red/Green status lights for system feedback
Panic Mode	Emergency vehicle location and alarm activation
Rolling Code	Advanced security technology prevents code grabbing
Multi-Button	Arm, disarm, trunk release, and auxiliary functions
Battery	12V battery with low battery indicator
Compatibility	Works with Viper 3305V, 350HV, and similar systems
Construction	Durable ABS plastic housing
Warranty	1-year limited warranty

Installation

Professional installation recommended for optimal performance.

Verify compatibility with your Viper alarm system model.
Ensure vehicle battery is fully charged before installation.
Follow manufacturer's wiring diagram for proper connections.
Mount transmitter in secure, accessible location within vehicle.
Test all functions after installation completion.

WARNING! Incorrect installation may damage vehicle electrical system. Use certified installer.

First-Time Setup

Initial programming and pairing with your vehicle security system.

Enter programming mode on main alarm unit.
Press and hold transmitter buttons as indicated in system manual.
Wait for confirmation beep from vehicle.
Test remote functions: lock, unlock, panic mode.
Program additional transmitters if needed.

CAUTION! Keep transmitter away from moisture and extreme temperatures.

Specifications

Model: 479V Viper Responder Transmitter
Frequency: 315 MHz or 434 MHz (region dependent)
Range: Up to 1/4 mile (400 meters) line of sight
Battery: 12V battery (type: 23A)
Battery Life: Approximately 12 months with normal use
Operating Temp: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
Dimensions: 2.5" x 1.5" x 0.5"
Weight: 2.5 oz with battery
Security: Rolling code technology

Controls and Functions

Primary button functions and LED indicator meanings.

Button Layout: Lock, Unlock, Panic, Auxiliary/Trunk

LED Indicators: Red - system armed/alarm active; Green - system disarmed/normal operation; Flashing - low battery or programming mode

Basic Operations: Press Lock to arm system; Press Unlock to disarm; Hold Panic for 2 seconds to activate emergency mode; Press Auxiliary for trunk release or additional features.

Programming and Pairing

Adding or replacing transmitters with your security system.

Turn ignition to ON position.
Press and hold valet button until system chirps.
Press any button on transmitter within 30 seconds.
System will chirp twice to confirm programming.
Repeat for additional transmitters.
Turn ignition OFF to exit programming mode.

Tip: Maximum of 4 transmitters can be programmed per system.

Operating Modes

Different operational states and functions available.

Normal Operation: Standard remote functions active
Panic Mode: Activates vehicle alarm for emergency situations
Programming Mode: For adding/new transmitters
Service Mode: Diagnostic functions for troubleshooting
Sleep Mode: Conserves battery when not in use

WARNING! Panic mode should only be used in genuine emergencies.

Battery Replacement

Replacing the 12V battery when indicator flashes.

Slide battery compartment cover open.
Remove old battery noting orientation.
Insert new 12V battery (type: 23A) with correct polarity.
Close compartment cover securely.
Test transmitter functions.

CAUTION! Dispose of old batteries properly according to local regulations.

Care & Maintenance

Proper care to ensure long transmitter life.

Avoid dropping transmitter; Keep away from liquids and extreme temperatures; Clean with dry cloth only; Store in protective case when not in use.

CAUTION! Do not attempt to disassemble transmitter - void warranty.

Regulatory Information

FCC ID: ABC1234567 - This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation subject to conditions: (1) device may not cause harmful interference, (2) device must accept any interference received. IC: 1234A-ABCDEF. Copyright © Directed Electronics. For support, visit www.directed.com or contact 1-800-531-1944.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
Transmitter not working	Dead battery	Replace 12V battery
Reduced range	Low battery/obstructions	Replace battery; check for interference
LED not lighting	Battery/broken transmitter	Replace battery; contact service if persists
Not programming	Out of sequence	Repeat programming steps exactly
Intermittent operation	Weak battery/connection	Replace battery; check antenna connection

Reset: Remove battery for 30 seconds, then reinsert.

Service: 1-800-531-1944; www.directed.com