2004 PORSCHE 911 GT3 radio controls

Type1
Theremote controlisnow activated again.
The relocking timeofthe doors canbeadjusted to
suit your individual requirements:
4 -120 seconds.

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Unlocking
luggagecompartment lid

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Press button 2for approx. twoseconds.
If the vehicle waslocked, itis unlocked simulta-
neously withtheluggage compartment.
The vehicle willbelocked againapprox.
15 seconds aftertheluggage compartment is
closed ifnone ofthe doors wasopened.

Note

Your authorized Porschedealercanprogram fur-
ther types ofunlocking.
The
remote-control standbyfunction
switches offafter 5days

If the vehicle isnot started orunlocked withthere-
mote control withinfivedays, theremote control
standby function isswitched off(toprevent dis-
charging ofthe vehicle battery).

1. In
this case, unlock thedriver's doorwiththe
key atthe door lock.
Leave thedoor closed inorder toprevent the
alarm system frombeing triggered.
2. Press button 1on the remote control.

A -
Main key

1 -
Centra/locking button

2 -
Luggage compartment lidbutton

3 -
Light-emitting diode

B -
Spare key

Key with Radio Remote Control

Operating
centrallocking
and
alarm system

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Press button 1.
Please observe theappropriate chaptersof
this Manual.

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2

The doors staylocked whentheluggage compart-
ment isunlocked.

Central Locking

This device complies with:
Part 15ofthe FCC Rules
RSS-210 ofIndustry Canada.
Operation ofthis device issubject tothe following
two conditions:
- Itmay notcause harmful interference, and
- itmust accept anyinterference received
including interference thatmay cause
undesired operation.

Note

The manufacturer isnot responsible forany radio
or TV interference causedbyunauthorized modifi-
cations tothis equipment.
Such modification couldvoidtheuser's authority
to operate theequipment.
~ Please observe thechapter "LOADSWITCH-
OFF AFTER TWOHOURS ORFIVE DAYS" on
Page 152.
~ Please observe thechapter "POWER WIN-
DOWS" onPage 26.
USA:
Canada: FCC

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LXPRKY 116;
FCC
10
LXPVIM 145
TxF 315P 2255 102275;
RxF 315P 2255 102276 A Both
cardoors andthefiller flapcanbecentrally
unlocked orlocked withtheremote control.
The vehicle cannotbelocked ifthe driver's dooris
not completely closed.
A short
signal fromthealarm horn
willdraw
your attention tothe fact thatthefollowing
components arenotcompletely closedwhenyou
try tolock thevehicle:
- Passenger's door
- Luggage compartment lid
- Engine compartment lid
Storage tray
Glove compartment

Note
Unlocking thevehicle byusing thekey inthe door
lock andopening thedoor mayactivate thealarm
system within10seconds.

Automatic relocking

If the car isunlocked byremote controlandnone
of the cardoors isopened withinapprox.
60 seconds, automatic relockingtakesplace.
This relocking timecanbeadapted toyour individ-
ual requirements (4-120 seconds) byanautho-
rized Porsche dealer.
Locking
conditions

~ Lock car
once.

The doors cannot beopened fromtheoutside.
Alarm system andinfrared passenger com-
partment monitoring areswitched on.

If a person oranimal remains inthe vehicle:

~ Quickly lockcar
twice.

The doors cannot beopened fromtheoutside.
The infrared passenger compartment monitor-
ing isswitched off.

Unlocking thedoor withtheinner door
handle

Any person remaining inthe locked carcan open
the door withtheinner doorhandle:
1. Pull inner doorhandle oncetounlock door
lock.
2. Pull inner doorhandle againtoopen door.

Note

~ Inform anyperson remaining inthe carthat the
alarm system willbetriggered ifthe door is
opened.
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Unlocking thevehicle byusing thekey inthe
door lockandopening thedoor mayactivate
the alarm system within10seconds.

Function indication
If the alarm system isactivated, light-emitting
diode Aon the dashboard flashes.
If, after locking, thelight-emitting diodedoesnot
flash or,after tenseconds, itemits double flash-
es, then
not
allalarm contacts areclosed.
Additionally, abrief horn signal sounds.
When thedoors areunlocked, thealarm system
and infrared passenger compartment monitoring
system areswitched offand thelight-emitting
diode goesoff. When
thealarm isarmed, thefollowing
areas aremonitored
- Doors
- Luggage compartment lid
- Engine compartment lid
- Radio
- Glove compartment
- Storage traybetween theseats
- Passenger compartment
If one ofthese alarmcontacts isinterrupted, the
alarm hornsounds forapproximately 3minutes.
Additionally, theemergency flasherandthepas-
senger compartment lightflash forapproximately
five minutes.
When thealarm istriggered, thelight-emitting
diode changes overtodouble flashes.
In order nottolimit theaction rangeofthe infrared
passenger compartment monitoringsystem:

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Move sunvisors toone ofthe final positions.

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Donot fold theseat backrests forward. Deactivating
theinfrared passenger
compartment monitoringsystemforone
locking process
If a person oranimal remains inthe carwhile itis
locked, theinfrared passenger compartment mon-
itoring system mustbeswitched off.

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Quickly lockcartwice.
The doors arelocked butcan beopened from
the inside:
1. Pull inner doorhandle oncetounlock door
lock.
2. Pull inner doorhandle againtoopen door.

Note

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Inform anyperson remaining inthe carthat the
alarm system willbetriggered ifthe door is
opened.
Fault indication
A double
hornsignal
duringlocking indicates a
defect inthe central locking oralarm system.

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Have thedefect remedied atan authorized
Porsche dealer.
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1 Side vent
2 Ignition/starter switchwithsteering lock
3 Space forhands-free microphone for
telephone
4 Turn signals/
headlight dimmer/flasher lever
5 Instrument panel
6 Horn
7 Windshield wiper/washer lever
8 Emergency flasherswitch
9 Rocker switches forfootwelilight
10 Readiness displayforalarm system
11 Central vent
12 Cupholder
13 Control panelforheating, ventilation,
air conditioning
14 Rocker switches for
central locking,
rear window anddoor mirror heating

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Speaker
16 Light switch
17 Operating leverforon-board computer
18 Locking leverforsteering-wheel adjustment
19 Operating leverforautomatic speedcontrol
20 Wipe interval control
21 Radio
22 Cigarette lighter
23 Glove compartment
24 Interior temperature sensor

"SET"

Basic setting ofon-board computer

Switching onselection field"A"

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Push operating leverforward.

Changing thebasic setting ofthe on-board
computer

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Select "SET"withtheoperating lever.
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Push operating leverforward.

Reset

- Reset all,
Reset tripcounter,
Reset average consumption,
Reset average speed

Speedometer: kmjmls

- Change overbetween kilometers andmiles

Display (Individual combination ofupper andcentral
lines ofthe on-board computer)
- Changing topdisplay

Total mileage
Trip counter
Audio information (setradio station)
Outside temperature
Range onremaining fuel
Average speed
Average consumption

Changing centraldisplay

Total mileage
Trip counter
Outside temperature
Range onremaining fuel
Average speed
Average consumption
Basic
setting

- Restore thebasic setting ofthe on-board
computer

Language

- Select language version

Consumption

- Select unitforfuel consumption:
1/100 km,mis/gal (USA),mpg(UK), km/l

Temperature

- Select unitfortemperature:

°C,
of

12j24h
mode

- Select timemode:
12h (small squares onthe leftside ofthe time
display forAMjPM),
24h
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A-
Opening luggagecompartment lid

B -
Opening enginecompartment lid

Luggage Compartment Lidand
Engine Compartment Lid

Unlocking

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Operate theappropriate pull-buttonnexttothe
driver's seat.
The luggage compartment orengine compart-
ment isilluminated whentherespective lidis
open.

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Please observe thechapter "LOADSWITCH-
OFF AFTER TWOHOURS ORFIVE DAYS" on
Page 152.
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luggage compartment lidcan also beun-
locked withtheradio remote control.

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Please observe thechapter "KEYS"onPage

19.

Important Note

If the vehicle batteryisdischarged, thelids can be
opened onlybyconnecting anexternal electrical
power source.

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Observe thedescription insidethefuse box
cover.

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Please observe thechapter "EMERGENCY UN-
LOCKING OFTHE LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
LID AND ENGINE COMPARTMENT LID"on
Page 154.
• Warning light
The warning lightsinthe instrument panelandin
the on-board-computer comeonifthe lids arenot
completely closed.

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Fully close thelid.

CarAudio OperationlTips

For radio operation seeyour radio manual
which isincluded withyour on-board
literature.

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Please observe thechapter "LOADSWITCH-
OFF AFTER TWOHOURS ORFIVE DAYS" on
Page 152.

FM
reception

A vehicle isnot anideal place tolisten toaradio.
Because thevehicle moves, reception conditions
are constantly changing.
Buildings, terrain,signaldistance andnoise from
other vehicles areallworking againstgoodrecep-
tion. Some conditions ofFM may appear tobe prob-
lems when theyarenot.
The following characteristics arecompletely nor-
mal foragiven reception area,andthey donot In-
dicate anyproblem withtheradio itself.

Note
Electronic accessories shouldonlybeinstalled by
your authorized Porschedealer.
Equipment whichhasnotbeen tested andap-
proved byPorsche mayimpair radioreception.
Fading
anddrifting

FM range islimited toabout 25miles (40km),
except forsome highpower stations.
If avehicle ismoving awayfromthedesired sta-
tion's transmitter, thesignal willtend tofade and!
or drift. Thiscondition ismore prevalent withFM
than AM,andisoften accompanied bydistortion.
Fading anddrifting canbeminimized toacertain
degree bycareful attention tofine tuning orselec-
tion ofastronger signal.

Static andfluttering

When theline-{)f-sight linkbetween atransmitter
and vehicle isblocked bylarge buildings ormoun-
tains theradio sound maybeaccompanied with
stati~ orfluttering becauseofthe characteristic of

FM.

In asimilar effect,afluttering noiseissometimes
heard whendriving alongatree-lined road.
This static andfluttering canbereduced byadjust-
ing the tone control forgreater bassresponse un-
til the disturbance haspassed.
Multipath

Because ofthe reflecting characteristics ofFM,
direct andreflected signalsmayreach theanten-
na atthe same time(multipath) andcancel each
other out.
As avehicle movesthrough theseelectronic dead
spots, thelistener mayhear amomentary flutter
or loss ofreception.

Station swapping

When twoFMstations areclose toeach other, and
an electronic deadspot, suchasstatic ormulti-
path area, interrupts theoriginal signal,some-
times thestronger secondsignalwillbeselected
automatically untiltheoriginal onereturns.
This swapping canalso occur asyou drive away
from theselected stationandapproach another
station ofastronger signal.

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CarTelephone and
Aftermarket Alarms

Important legalandsafety information
regarding theuse ofcellular telephones

Some states mayprohibit theuse ofcellular tele-
phones whiledriving avehicle. Checkthelaws and
regulations onthe use ofcellular telephones inthe
areas where youdrive.

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Danger!
Risk ofan accident.
Severe personal injuryordeath canresult in
the event ofan accident.
Looking awayfromtheroad orturning your
attention awayfromyourdriving cancause
an accident andserious orfatal injury.

When usingyourcellular telephone, youshould al-
ways:
" Give fullattention toyour driving -pull offtile
road andpark before making oranswering a
call iftraffic conditions sorequire;
and

" Keep bothhands onthe steering wheel-use
hands-free operation(ifavailable) -pull offthe
road andpark before usingahand-held tele-
phone.
It
is essential toobserve theinstructions of
the telephone manufacturer beforeputting
the telephone intooperation.

Any portable telephone orradio transmitter which
is used inaPorsche mustbeproperly installedin
accordance withthetechnical requirements of
Porsche.

The transmission powermustnotexceed

lOW.

The devices mustpossess atype approval for
your vehicle andhave an"e"
symbol.

If you should require equipment withtransmission
power values greater than10 W, please consult
your authorized Porschedealerforthis purpose.
He isfamiliar withthetechnical requirements for
installing devicesofthis kind.
The antennas forallradios andtelephones witha
transmitting antennamustbeexternally mounted.
The improper installation ofradios ortelephones
or use ofaradio ortelephone withatransmitting
antenna insidethecar may cause
thewarning
lights tocome on.

Improper installation ofsuch equipment cancre-
ate adischarged batteryorexcessive current
draw fromadded equipment. If
aftermarket systemsareinstalled bynon-dealer-
ship technicians oroutside theselling dealer,
problems mayresult. Installation ofaftermarket
equipment isnot covered undertheNew CarWar-
ranty.
" Consult yourauthorized Porschedealerabout
the installation ofnon Porsche approved equip-
ment.

Reception quality

The reception qualityofyour cartelephone will
change constantly whenyouaredriving. Interfer-
ence caused bybuildings, landscape andweather
is unavoidable. Itmay become particularly difficult
to hear when usingthehands-free functiondueto
external noisesuchasengine andwind noise.

Automatic car-wash

" Unscrew externalantennas beforeusinganau-
tomatic car-wash.
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