2007 Tundra GB Install

TOYOTA TUNDRA 2007 - TVIP V2
Preparation GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR (GBS)

Part Number: 08586-OC890 NOTE: Part number of this accessory may not be the same as
the part number shown.
Conflicts Recommended Tools
Do not install into vehicles without Factory Alarm Systems. Personal & Vehicle Notes
Protection
Recommended Sequence of Application Safety Glasses
Item # Accessory Safety Gloves (Optional)
1 TVIP/RES Any TVIP or RES system Vehicle Protection Blankets, Parts Boxes
2 XM Radio Special Tools Notes
*Mandatory Striker Tool (PPO only) CAD-E IADS P/N ALL 02-
016-01
Kit Contents Installation Tools Notes
Item # Quantity Description Phillips Head Screwdriver #2, screwdriver or tip
1 1 GBS ECU w/bracket attached Flat Blade Screwdriver 1/8” wide screwdriver
Nylon Panel Removal Tool e.g. Panel Pry Tool #1
Toyota SST # 00002-06001-01
Torque Wrench 36 in•bf (40.67 n•cm)
Clear Tape
Socket 10mm, Extension
Hardware Bag Contents Special Chemicals Notes
Item # Quantity Description Cleaner VDC approved cleaner
1 1 M6 Flange Nut Glass Cleaner Household Windex
2 1 GBS Microphone
3 2 V2 Window Label w/ red tag Legend
4 2 V2 Window Label w/ red tag
SPANISH STOP: Damage to the vehicle may occur. Do not
5 2 V5 Window Label (discard) proceed until process has been complied with.
6 2 V5 Window Label SPANISH OPERATOR SAFETY: Use caution to avoid risk of
(discard) injury.
7 1 V2 Owner’s Guide CAUTION: A process that must be carefully observed
8 1 V5 Owner’s Guide (discard) in order to reduce the risk of damage to the
9 1 Warranty Card accessory/vehicle and to ensure a quality installation.
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: Used in Figures calls out the
specific tools and equipment recommended for this
process.
REVISION MARK: This mark highlights a change in
Additional Items Required For Installation installation with respect to previous issue.
Item # Quantity Description
Care must be taken when installing this accessory to ensure damage does not occur to the vehicle. The installation of this
accessory should follow approved guidelines to ensure a quality installation
These guidelines can be found in the "Accessory Installation Practices" document.
This document covers such items as:

• Vehicle Protection (use of covers and blankets, cleaning chemicals, etc.).
• Safety (eye protection, rechecking torque procedure, etc.).
• Vehicle Disassembly/Reassembly (panel removal, part storage, etc.).
• Electrical Component Disassembly/Reassembly (battery disconnection, connector removal, etc.).
Please see your Toyota dealer for a copy of this document
Issue: A 12/18/06 Page 1 of 14 pages

Preparation GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR (GBS)
Microphone
A GBS ECU
GBS
B

Procedure GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR (GBS)
1. Vehicle Disassembly
(a) Vehicles with Automatic Transmission
should be placed in Park and have the
Parking Brake set before disconnecting the
Battery.
10mm Socket Negative

(b) Remove the Negative Battery Cable.
Battery (Fig. 1-1)
Cable
(1) Protect the Fender before starting.
(2) Note the Battery Cable Position, as it will be re-
installed in the same position.
DO NOT TOUCH THE POSITIVE

BATTERY TERMINAL.
Fig. 1-1
Nylon Panel Removal Tool

(c) Remove the Driver’s Step Cover. (Fig. 1-2)
(1) Begin by protecting the Vehicle Interior with
Step Cover Blankets.
Fig. 1-2
(d) Remove the Driver’s Cowl Cover. (Fig. 1-3)

Cowl Cover
(1) Remove 1 Cowl Nut.
Cowl Nut
Fig. 1-3

(e) Dislodge the Lower Dash Cover. (Fig. 1-4)

Nylon Panel Removal Tool, 10mm Socket
(1) Remove 2 Bolts.
(2) Disconnect any Connectors.
Hood Release Lever
Bolt
Fig. 1-4 Bolt
(f) Dislodge the Hood Release Lever from the

Lower Dash Cover Lower Dash Cover. (Fig. 1-5)
Retaining Clip
(1) Press down on the Retaining Clip while pushing
Hood Release Lever the Lever out.
Fig. 1-5
Hood Release Lever (g) Remove the Hood Latch Cable from the
Hood Latch Lever. (Fig. 1-6)
(h) Remove the Lower Dash Cover.
Hood Latch Cable
Fig. 1-6
10mm Socket (i) Remove the Metal Substructure. (Fig. 1-7)

(1) Remove 4 bolts.
CAUTION: SHARP METAL EDGES.
Bolts (x4)
Fig. 1-7

(j) Wrap the Metal Substructure in a blanket and
use the TVIP Kit Box to support it. (Fig. 1-8)
Metal Substructure
CAUTION: SHARP METAL EDGES.
TVIP Box
Fig. 1-8
FOR VEHICLES WITH COLUMN MOUNT

AUTOMATIC SHIFT LEVERS ONLY.
(Steps k-n)
(k) Remove Vehicle Drink Holder. (Fig. 1-9)

(1) Press in the tabs on each side and pull outward
on the Cup Holder.
Fig. 1-9
Phillips Screwdriver (l) Remove the 2 bottom Screws from the Cup
Holder Drawer Assembly. (Fig. 1-10)
Screws (x2)
Fig. 1-10
CONTINUED

Phillips Screwdriver (m) Remove the 2 top Screws. (Fig. 1-11)

Screws (x2)
Fig. 1-11

(n) Remove the Cup Holder Drawer Assembly.
(Fig. 1-12)
Fig. 1-12
FOR VEHICLES WITH FLOOR MOUNT
AUTOMATIC SHIFT LEVERS ONLY.
(Steps o)
(o) Remove the small Tray below the Climate
Control Console. (Fig. 1-13)
(1) Disconnect any Connectors.
Tray
Fig. 1-13
(p) Remove the Knockout Cover from the

Climate Control Console. (Fig. 1-14)
(1) Disconnect the 4P Connector from the Knockout
Cover.
(2) Discard the Knockout Cover.
Knockout Cover
Fig. 1-14

2. GBS Microphone Installation

(a) Feed the Vehicles White 4P Connector
through the Climate Control Console and
connect it to the GBS Microphone.
GBS
(Fig. 2-1)
Microphone 4P Connector (1) Verify that the Connector is secure.
Fig. 2-1
(b) Insert the GBS Microphone into the Climate

Control Console. (Fig. 2-2)
GBS Microphone
Fig. 2-2
3. GBS ECU Preparation

Flat Blade Screwdriver
(a) Verify that the GBS ECU’s sensitivity is set
GBS ECU to 5. (Fig. 3-1)
Fig. 3-1

4. ECU installation
10mm Socket, Extension
(a) Remove 2 Nuts from the Vehicle Brace near
Vehicle Brace
the Driver’s Side J/B. (Fig. 4-1)
(b) Pull the Brace away from the Vehicle
Reinforcement. (Fig. 4-1)
(1) Do not remove the Brace from the studs.
Remove Nuts (x2) Vehicle J/B
Fig. 4-1
(c) Install Bracket and GBS ECU. (Fig. 4-2)

(1) Make sure that the Bracket Pin seats properly.
Bracket Pin
GBS ECU
Fig. 4-2
(d) Use the M6 Flange Nut from the supplied kit

10mm Socket, Extension
to secure the ECU Bracket in place.
M6 Flange Nut (Fig. 4-3)
Reinstall
(e) Re-secure the Vehicle Brace by reinstalling 2
Nuts. (Fig. 4-3)
GBS
Reinstall ECU (1) Verify that the Bracket is secure.
Fig. 4-3
(f) Locate the Vehicle’s White 8P Connector

near the Driver’s Side J/B Area. (Fig. 4-4)
(1) Remove the Tape securing the Connector.
8P Connector
Fig. 4-4

(g) Connect the Vehicle Harness's White 8P

Connector to the GBS ECU. (Fig. 4-5)
(1) Verify that Connector is securely connected.
8P Connector
Fig. 4-5 GBS ECU
5. Warning Label Installation.

(a) Using Household Windex, clean the inside of
the Front Door Windows. (Fig. 5-1)
(1) When cleaning with Household Windex, follow
the Manufacturer’s Directions.
Clear Tape V2 Window Label (b) Place the V2 Window Labels on the inside of
Line Up With Bottom Text of 10mm the Front Door Windows as shown.
Window Etching (or aligned with (Fig. 5-1)
other “Factory Alarm” Labels)
(1) Use the Labels with the Red Tag.
(2) Use the ENGLISH Labels for US Vehicles.
Use the SPANISH Labels for Mexico Vehicles.
(3) Discard the Labels without the Red Tag
Fig. 5-1 (4) Use a piece of clean adhesive tape to lift the
Labels off their protective backing.
DO NOT TOUCH THE ADHESIVE

SURFACE OF THE WARNING LABELS.
(5) Line up the Labels properly and place on the
glass. Do not attempt to reposition the Labels
once they are placed.
(6) If the Label is being installed with other Window
Labels align it horizontally with the other Labels
and 10mm from the last label.

6. Completing the Installation.

(a) Complete the reassembly of the Vehicle.
(1) Reconnect any disconnected Connectors.
(2) Verify the Panels fit together properly with no
uneven gaps between them.
(b) Position the Negative Battery Cable at the
Torque Wrench, 10mm Socket
original factory position. (Fig. 6-1)
Negative Battery
Cable (1) Tighten the Nut to 36 in•lbf (40.67 n•cm)
DO NOT TOUCH THE POSITIVE

BATTERY TERMINAL.
(c) Clean up and remove any trash.
Fig. 6-1 (d) Place the GBS Owner's Guide, sealed in the
bag, in the Glove Box.
(e) Discard RS3200 Plus Owners Guide, and
Warranty Card.
(f) Install the Short Pin. (Fig. 6-2)
Install Short Pin
Fig. 6-2

Checklist - these points MUST be checked to ensure a quality installation. GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR (GBS)
Check: Look For:
Accessory Function Checks
Roll up all windows, and exit the vehicle

with remote.
Press and release the remote control’s lock 1. The turn signal lights flash once.
button to start the system’s arming process. All doors lock.
The security LED lights up.
Wait 30 seconds. 2. After 30 seconds the LED starts flashing;

the system is now armed.
Perform the following check in a

temperature- controlled environment
(50º-90º F)
With the tip of a key, or Striker Tool pulled 3. The horn sounds repeatedly.
all the way out (PPO only), tap the center of The headlights flash repeatedly.
the driver’s door window to trigger the The turn signal lights flash repeatedly.
alarm. The LED lights up.
NOTE: If the alarm does not trigger during

functional verifications, increase the GBS
sensitivity to the next setting.
For all vehicles, press the unlock button of 4. The horn stops sounding.
the remote key to stop the alarm. All the lights stop flashing and/ or turn off.
The security LED turns off.
NOTE: If you do not disarm the system,
the alarm will last 20 seconds. It is not
necessary to check the alarm duration.

Check: Look For:
Vehicle Function Checks
Head Lights Functioning Head Lights
High Beams Functioning High Beams
Turn Signal Lights Functioning Turn Signal Lights
Tail Lights Functioning Tail Lights
Stop Lights Functioning Stop Lights
Backup Lights Functioning Backup Lights
Hazard Lights Functioning Hazard Lights
Marker Lights Functioning Marker Lights
Dome/Courtesy Lights Functioning Dome/Courtesy Lights
Panel/Switch Illumination Functioning Controls/Illumination
Accessory Controls/Illumination (if Functioning Accessory

equipped)
Key Sensor Buzzer Functioning Key Sensor
Fog Lights (if equipped) Functioning Fog Lights
Daytime Running Lights (if equipped) Functioning DR Lights
Trunk/Tailgate/Bed Lights (if equipped) Functioning Lights
Glove Box Light (if equipped) Functioning Glove Box Light
Cruise Control Light (if equipped) Functioning Cruise Control Light

Check: Look For:
Seat Belt Warning Light Functioning Seatbelt Warning Light.
If the warning light remains "ON", it may
indicate a system malfunction.
Air Bag Warning Light Functioning Air Bag Warning Light.

If the warning light remains "ON," it may
ABS Light (if equipped) Functioning ABS Light.

If the warning light remains "ON,” it may
Lamp Failure Sensor (if equipped) Functioning Lamp Failure Light.

If the warning light remains “ON,” it may
Track/Skid Control Light (if equipped) Functional Track/VSC Light.

If the warning light remains “ON,” it may
HVAC All HVAC Controls Function
Power Locks (if equipped) Functioning Power Locks
Power Windows (if equipped) Functioning Power Windows
Power Seats (if equipped) Functioning Power Seats
Power Sunroof (if equipped) Functioning Sunroof
Horn Functioning Horn
Gauges Functioning Gauges
Front Wiper/Washer Functioning Front Wiper/Washer
Rear Wiper/Washer (if equipped) Functioning Rear Wiper/Washer
Clock (if equipped) Functioning Clock

Check: Look For:
Accessory Power Socket (if equipped) Functioning Power Socket
Starter Functioning Starter
Audio/Video (if equipped) Functioning Audio/Video
Power Sliding Door (if equipped) Functioning Power Sliding Door
Convenience Memory Settings (if Functioning Memory Settings

equipped)
Heated Seats (if equipped) Functioning Heated Seats
Massage Seats (if equipped) Functioning Massage Seats
Rear Window Defogger (if equipped) Functioning Rear Window Defogger
Power Side Mirrors (if equipped) Functioning Power Side Mirrors
Side Mirror Defogger (if equipped) Functioning Side Mirror Defogger
Front Windshield Defogger (if equipped) Functioning Front Windshield Defogger
Navigation System (if equipped) Functioning Navigation System
Power Back Door (if equipped) Functioning Power Back Door
Steering Wheel Column Adjust Steering Wheel Column Adjusts Without

Interference
Hood Latch Release Functioning Hood Latch Release
Passenger Air Bag Switch (if equipped) Functioning Passenger Air Bag Switch
Rollover Side Curtain Air Bag (RSCA) Functioning RSCA Switch

Switch (if equipped)
Remove the Short Pin fuse after the

checks are completed.
Store Short Pin Here

2007 - TUNDRA TVIP V5 RS3200 PLUS
OWNER’S GUIDE
RS3200 PLUS
SECURITY SYSTEM
DESIGNED FOR USE WITH YOUR VEHICLE’S
REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM
OWNER’S GUIDE
Rev. A 06/20/05
TOYOTA RS3200 PLUS Security system Page 1
To better understand the features and functions of this security system, please read this Owner’s
Guide completely prior to use.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION PAGE
INTRODUCTION 2
BRIEF DESCRIPTION–RS3200 PLUS FEATURES 3, 4
IN OPERATION
ARMING THE RS3200 PLUS (except PASSIVE ARMING) 5
DISARMING THE RS3200 PLUS (except PASSIVE DISARMING) 6
PASSIVE (AUTOMATIC) ARMING & DISARMING 7
AUTOMATIC REARMING 8
ARMING SUSPENSION 8
ALARM INFORMATION 9
ALARM TRIGGERS 9
ALARM DESCRIPTIONS 10
STOPPING AN ALARM 10
GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR INFORMATION
GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR CHECK PROCEDURE 11
PROGRAMMING
PASSIVE (AUTOMATIC) ARMING AND ENTRY DELAY 12
(Not applicable to Highlander and Sienna. Please consult your
Toyota Dealer for programming information.)
WARNING and CAUTION INFORMATION 13
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Page 2 TOYOTA RS3200 PLUS Security system
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your choice of the RS3200 PLUS add-on security system to protect your vehicle!
To get the most from the system, we strongly recommend that you read this Owner’s Guide com-
pletely to learn all of its features and functions.
The RS3200 PLUS provides security through point-of-entry monitoring, glass breakage detection and
ignition switch monitoring. While ARMED, the system will be TRIGGERED and sound an ALARM when a
door, trunk or hatch is forcibly unlocked or opened*, or when a window is tapped on or broken.
During the ALARM, the vehicle’s horn sounds and the headlights, tail lights and front marker or turn
signal lights flash. A l s o , the vehicle’s starter is disabled, preventing engine start. In addition to the
comprehensive protection, the RS3200 PLUS works in conjunction with your vehicle’s remote key- irá un retraso de
less entry system, enabling you to ARM and DISARM the security system at the same time the doors
are remotely locked and unlocked. In vehicles equipped with a buzzer, it will chirp when the system RAMOS AQUÍ.
is REMOTE ARMED and DISARMED. DIFERENTE DEL
IÓN DEL MOTOR
L SISTEMA DE
An important note about your system

➀➁
Throughout this guide, there are references to the STATUS MONITOR for this system. Illustrated
below, this panel holds the LED indicator (for the system’s operating status) and the GLASS
BREAKAGE SENSOR’S microphone. In vehicles equipped with an engine immobilizer system, there is
a LED already installed, so the RS3200 PLUS utilizes the vehicle’s engine immobilizer system LED➂
instead and a microphone mounted in a separate location. If your vehicle falls into this category,
remember to look at that LED when the information refers to the STATUS MONITOR. If you do not
know where the LED is located, refer to your vehicle’s owner’s guide for specific information. ubicado dicho LED, refiérase
cuando la información se
ez en una ubicación distinta.
➀ LIGHTS ➁ ➂ l sistema RS3200 Plus
FOR 30 uipados con sistemas de
SECONDS ca el estatus de operación del
(PRE- monitor 1 (1) 2(2) del sistema.
ARMING)
THEN
STARTS
FLASHING YOUR ENGINE IMMOBILIZER
(SYSTEM SYSTEM LED MAY LOOK desarmado a control remoto.
IS DIFFERENT THAN THE ONE ehículos equipados con
ARMED) ILLUSTRATED HERE ridad al mismo tiempo que los
ntrol remoto de entrada sin
a protección que ofrece el
del vehículo queda
* When the system is PASSIVELY (AUTOMATICALLY) ARMED, there is an ENTRY DELAY that will elapse el frente, las luces traseras y
when a door is opened before an ALARM is TRIGGERED. vez que se dispara la
etero sea desasegurado o
as esté armado, el sistema se
untos de entrada, detección
das sus funciones y

ndamos que por favor lea
Plus para la protección de
TOYOTA RS3200 PLUS Security system
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BRIEF DESCRIPTION–RS3200 PLUS FEATURES
FEATURES FUNCTIONS
REMOTE The RS3200 PLUS will ARM 30 seconds after the lock button on the remote
A ARMING/DISARMING keyless entry system’s remote control is pressed, and DISARM when the
A unlock button is pressed. If your vehicle is equipped with a buzzer that chirps
when the lock and unlock buttons on the remote controls are pressed, the
buzzer will also chirp when the system is REMOTE ARMED and DISARMED.
The RS3200 PLUS will automatically REARM at the same time the
AUTOMATIC
vehicle’s remote keyless entry system relocks the vehicle’s
REARMING
doors, if no door is opened within 30 seconds after REMOTE DISARMING.
S
KEY The RS3200 PLUS will ARM 30 seconds after you close the trunk (if
P ARMING/DISARMING open) and lock the vehicle’s doors with the key, and will DISARM when
P you unlock a door with the key.
ARMED MODE While ARMED, the trunk may be opened with the key (or trunk release button
SUSPENSION** on your remote control, if so equipped) without TRIGGERING an ALARM. Once
T the open trunk is closed, the system ARMS again.
The RS3200 PLUS may be programmed to automatically ARM 30
PASSIVE (AUTOMATIC)
ARMING
seconds after the ignition key is removed, the vehicle exited and the
last door and the trunk closed, without the necessity of locking doors.
A PASSIVE DISARMING The RS3200 PLUS may be DISARMED with the vehicle’s ignition key
after it was PASSIVELY ARMED.
ADJUSTABLE ENTRY When the RS3200 PLUS has been PASSIVELY ARMED, an ENTRY DELAY
E DELAY (user-selectable at 0, 15, or 30 seconds) will start when a door is
T opened before an ALARM is TRIGGERED.
When you lock the vehicle with the central lock switch (while a door
MANUAL ARMING
P
is open), the RS3200 PLUS will ARM 30 seconds after you close all
the doors and the trunk (if open).
IGNITION KEY The RS3200 PLUS may be DISARMED by inserting the key into the
ignition switch and turning it to “ON.”
(
A DISARMING
Forcibly unlocking or opening a door or trunk while the RS3200 PLUS
A POINT-OF-ENTRY is ARMED will TRIGGER an ALARM immediately. (If the system was PASSIVELY
S PROTECTION ARMED, the ENTRY DELAY must pass after opening a door before the ALARM is
TRIGGERED.)
L GLASS BREAKAGE
The RS3200 PLUS utilizes a microphone (usually mounted in the
SENSOR S TATUS MONITOR) to sense the noise from tapping on window glass, or
A glass breaking, and TRIGGER the system to sound an ALARM. It is fine
tuned to “listen” for this type of noise, and ignore other sounds.
WARN AWAY ALARM When the GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR’S microphone picks up tapping or
breaking of window glass, it TRIGGERS a WARN AWAY ALARM; the headlights
A
and tail and marker or turn signal lights flash, and the horn sounds for 20
seconds, but the starter is not disabled. If there is another detection of glass
tapping or breaking, or if a door is opened or unlocked without a key, the
regular ALARM is TRIGGERED.
IGNITION SWITCH While ARMED, the RS3200 PLUS monitors the ignition switch. If an attempt is
A MONITORING made to start the vehicle without a key, an ALARM is TRIGGERED.
C
**Starting from 2002 M.Y., Arming Suspension Mode by using the key to unlock the trunk is not applicable
to Camry, Solara, and Corolla.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION–RS3200 PLUS FEATURES

FEATURES FUNCTIONS
When an ALARM is TRIGGERED, the system disables the vehicle’s
STARTER DISABLE
starter and prevents engine start until the system is reset (DISARMED).
FORCED LOCK During an ALARM, the system will lock the doors if one is unlocked,
DURING ALARM and will continue to do so for the duration of the ALARM.
The user is notified that an ALARM occurred. Upon DISARMING the
TRIGGER MEMORY * system after an ALARM was TRIGGERED, the vehicle’s tail and marker lights
will be turned on for 2 seconds.
The RS3200 PLUS flashes the vehicle’s tail and marker or turn signal lights
EXTERIOR LIGHT
during REMOTE ARMING and REMOTE DISARMING, and during an ALARM.
ACTIVATION
Also, during an ALARM the headlights flash.
BUZZER ACTIVATION If your vehicle is equipped with a buzzer that chirps when the lock
and unlock buttons on the remote keyless entry system’s remote atrix.
controls are pressed, the buzzer will also chirp when the system is arado).
REMOTE ARMED and DISARMED. el LED del inmobilizador del
HORN ACTIVATION During an ALARM, the RS3200 PLUS activates the vehicle’s horn. eración del sistema de
If power to the RS3200 PLUS is disrupted while it is ARMED, an ALARM is rotura de cristales y al LED
POWER LOSS MEMORY
TRIGGERED once power is restored.
STATUS MONITOR
This panel houses the GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR microphone and the ez restablecida, la alarma
flashing LED that indicates the operating status of the security system.
terrumpido mientras el
(Some vehicle applications utilize the vehicle’s engine immobilizer system
LED and a separate microphone, instead.)
lus activa el claxon del
do a distancia.
bador también sonará
* TRIGGER MEMORY is not available for Corolla / Matrix. istema a control remoto sin
un zumbador que suena
ás se encienden las luces

el sistema y cuando se
as e intermitentes cada vez
ces delanteras y traseras

funcionamiento, al
urante su ausencia se haya
a.
ntre levantado y continúa
erra los seguros de las
rrancado hasta que el

eshabilita el encendido del
arranque del vehículo sin la

Plus monitorea el interruptor
S DEL SISTEMA
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*
OPERATION
ARMING THE RS3200 PLUS (except PASSIVE ARMING)
The system may be ARMED in several ways. Do one of the following:
Lock the doors with your key:

Remove the key from the ignition switch.
Exit the vehicle, and close all the doors.*
Close the trunk or hatch, if necessary.*
1 Insert the key into the door key switch and turn it toward the
TURN TOWARD THE front of the vehicle:
FRONT The STATUS MONITOR’S LED turns on for 30 seconds,
OF THE VEHICLE then starts flashing.➀ The system is now ARMED.
Q
PR Lock the doors from inside the vehicle:
Open the driver’s or front passenger’s door.
Push the central lock switch.
Exit the vehicle, and close all the doors.*
Close the trunk or hatch, if necessary.* Then:
The STATUS MONITOR’S LED turns on for 30 seconds,
PUSH THE LOCK
SWITCH WHILE THE
then starts flashing.➀ The system is now ARMED.
DOOR IS OPEN
Lock the doors with the remote control:

LA Exit the vehicle, and close all the doors.*
DE Close the trunk or hatch, if necessary.*
PR
Press the lock button on the remote control. Simultaneously:
The doors lock.➁
The vehicle’s tail and marker or turn signal lights flash
once.③
The vehicle’s buzzer chirps once.∆
PRESS AND RELEASE The STATUS MONITOR’S LED turns on for 30 seconds,
THE LOCK BUTTON then starts flashing.➀ The system is now ARMED.
GIR
➀ LIGHTS ➁ ③
FOR 30
SEC-
ONDS
(PRE-
ARMING)
THEN
El FLASHES
(SYSTEM ALL DOORS LOCK WHEN THE TAIL AND MARKER OR TURN SIGNAL
IS THE SYSTEM IS REMOTE LIGHTS FLASH ONCE WHEN THE SYSTEM IS
AR
ARMED) ARMED REMOTE ARMED
O
* The system will not ARM while any of the doors, trunk or hatch is open.
∆ If your vehicle is equipped with a buzzer.
OPERATION
rpadeando.
del vehículo para
DISARMING THE RS3200 PLUS (except PASSIVE DISARMING) SARMAR REMOTAMENTE AL SISTEMA
ERAS E INTERMITENTES PARPADEAN DOS
The system may be DISARMED in several ways. Do one of the following:
Unlock the doors with your key:

Insert the key into the door key switch and turn it toward the rear of
the vehicle:
The STATUS MONITOR’S LED stops flashing.➀The system is
now DISARMED.*
TURN TOWARD THE
REAR In the case of Highlander, Sienna, and 4Runner, you may also disarm
OF THE VEHICLE the system using the key in the back door; all doors will unlock at the go hizo sonar la alarma
same time. segundos al desarmar el
Unlock the doors with the remote control:

Press the unlock button on the remote control. Simultaneously: se encuentre armado
The driver’s door unlocks.➁ usado. Usted deberá
The vehicle’s tail and marker or turn signal lights flash
twice.➂
The vehicle’s buzzer chirps twice.∆
dejará de parpadear. (1)
1
The STATUS MONITOR’S LED stops flashing.➀The system is , después gírela a la posición
now DISARMED.* :
PUSH THE UNLOCK Press the unlock button again within 3 seconds after unlocking the
BUTTON driver’s door to unlock the remaining doors.
las puertas.
ber desasegurado la puerta
tas nuevamente dentro de
Use the ignition switch:
Insert the key into the ignition switch, then turn it to ON. dejará de parpadear. (1)
The STATUS MONITOR’S LED stops flashing.➀The system is
1
now DISARMED.*
∆
lo centellearán dos veces. (3)
3
TURN THE KEY TO “ON” This method of disarming is rarely used. You must be inside the
TO
vehicle while the system is armed in order to do it.
DISARM THE SYSTEM tas desde el control remoto.
NOTE: If your vehicle’s tail and marker or turn signal lights turn on for 2 seconds when the system
remoto:
is DISARMED,* the TRIGGER MEMORY was activated; something TRIGGERED an ALARM while
you were away from the vehicle. This feature is not available for Corolla / Matrix.
ismo tiempo.
desde la puerta trasera;
➀ ➁ ➂ unner, también podrá
STOPS
FLASH- a dejará de parpadear. (1)
1
ING
WHEN y gírela hacia la parte trasera
THE SYS-
TEM IS
DIS- THE DRIVER’S DOOR
ARMED UNLOCKS WHEN THE THE TAIL AND MARKER OR TURN SIGNAL
siguientes:
SYSTEM IS REMOTE LIGHTS FLASH TWICE WHEN THE SYSTEM IVO)
DISARMED IS REMOTE DISARMED
* Please note, if the system utilizes your vehicle’s engine immobilizer system LED instead of the
STATUS MONITOR, the LED will continue to flash.
∆ If your vehicle is equipped with a buzzer.

su
so
do
*S
OPERATION
PASSIVE (AUTOMATIC) ARMING & DISARMING
When the RS3200 PLUS is programmed to PASSIVELY ARM, the system will ARM after the ignition key
is removed and all doors and the trunk are closed; you do not need to lock the doors. When you
come back to your vehicle and open a door, you must insert the key into the ignition switch and turn
it to “ON” during the ENTRY DELAY (0, 15 or 30 seconds), or an ALARM will be TRIGGERED. If you lock
the doors, regular ARMING will override PASSIVE ARMING; there will be no ENTRY DELAY. See the
PROGRAMMING information on page 13 to activate the PASSIVE ARMING mode, as well as to select
1 the ENTRY DELAY time. (Not applicable to Highlander and Sienna. Please consult your Toyota
Dealer for programming information .)
To PASSIVELY ARM the system:

Exit the vehicle, and close all the doors. (The system will not
NO
Ta ARM while any of the doors are open.)
L Close the trunk or hatch, if necessary. (The system will not ARM
DO while the trunk or hatch is open.)
EL After the last door, trunk or hatch is closed:
THE SYSTEM ARMS 30 The STATUS MONITOR’S LED turns on for 30 seconds,
SECONDS AFTER THE then starts flashing.➀The system is now ARMED.
LAST ENTRY POINT (DOOR,
TRUNK OR HATCH)
IS CLOSED
To DISARM the PASSIVELY ARMED system:

Enter the vehicle through a front door.
The ENTRY DELAY begins:
EN The STATUS MONITOR’S LED turns on (no flashing.)➁
Insert the key into the ignition switch and turn it to “ON”
before the ENTRY DELAY ends.*
SEG
E
THE SYSTEM DISARMS The LED turns off. The system is now DISARMED.
WHEN
YOU INSERT THE KEY You may also DISARM the system following any of the methods
AND TURN IT TO “ON” described on page 6.
NOTE: If your vehicle’s tail and marker lights turn on for 2 seconds when the ignition key
is turned to “ON”, the TRIGGER MEMORY was activated; something TRIGGERED an ALARM
while you were away from the vehicle. This feature is not available for Corolla/Matrix.
la ➀ LIGHTS ➁
po FOR 30
TURNS
15 SECONDS
ON (NO
(PRE-ARM-
FLASH-
de
ING)
ab ING)
THEN
ha DURING
STARTS
de THE
FLASHING
ENTRY
(SYSTEM
C
DELAY
A IS ARMED)
O
* If the ENTRY DELAY time elapses before the ignition switch is turned to “ON”, an ALARM will be
TRIGGERED. To DISARM the system during an ALARM, insert the ignition key and turn it to “ON”, or
press and release the remote control’s unlock button.
OPERATION
AUTOMATIC REARMING
When you unlock the doors using the remote control, the RS3200 PLUS is DISARMED at the same
time. However, if you do not open a door or the trunk within 30 seconds, the keyless entry system
will relock the doors and the RS3200 PLUS will REARM 30 seconds later.
How the RS3200 PLUS automatically REARMS:
45 15
30
para el Camry, Solara y
THE DOORS ARE WHEN NO DOOR, FOR MORE THAN THE KEYLESS THE LED WILL abrir el maletero no estará
UNLOCKED BY TRUNK OR HATCH 30 ENTRY LIGHT UP FOR 30 tado de suspensión del
PRESSING THE IS OPENED... SECONDS... SYSTEM AUTOMAT- SECONDS los automóviles modelo
UNLOCK BUTTON ICALLY RELOCKS (PRE-ARM), THEN
ON THE REMOTE THE DOORS, THEN FLASH WHEN THE
CONTROL... THE RS3200 PLUS SYSTEM IS ARMED
AUTOMATICALLY
REARMS.
ARMING SUSPENSION**
e monitorea el condición se
otón para abrir el maletero a
to tenga la función para
The ARMED state of the RS3200 PLUS can be suspended temporarily by using the key to unlock and lmente al emplear la llave
open the trunk. If your remote control is so equipped, you may also suspend the ARMED state using
the trunk release button➀to open the trunk. When the ARMING is suspended, the STATUS MONITOR’S
LED will turn off ➁until the trunk is closed again.
RMA
➀ ➁ SISTEMA ESTÉ ARMADO TICAMENTE SE
TURNS
PARPADEARÁ CUANDO EL TEMA RS3200
(PRE-ARMADO) Y LUEGO
**Starting from 2002 M.Y., Arming
AS PUERTAS, Y
OFF POR 30 SEGUNDOS MÁTICAMENTE
WHEN Suspension Mode by using the SE ENCENDERÁ EL LED E ENTRADA SIN
THE key to unlock the trunk is not
ARMED applicable to Camry, Solara, and
STATE
IS SUS-
Corolla.
OPENING THE TRUNK
SUSPENDS THE PENDED
ARMED STATE OF THE
SECURITY SYSTEM
30 segundos más tarde se

o dentro de los 30 segundos
RS3200 Plus se desarmará al
ALARM INFORMATION
ALARM TRIGGERS
While the system is ARMED, an ALARM will be TRIGGERED when any of the following occurs:
➤ Forcibly opening a door, or the trunk or hatch without a key
Pulling the trunk release lever inside the vehicle will also TRIGGER
an ALARM.
➤ Manually unlocking a door
Manually operating an inside lock button will TRIGGER an ALARM.
Note: Because this action will TRIGGER an ALARM, it is important

that you do not ARM the system while someone is in the
vehicle.
➤ “Hot wiring” the vehicle
The RS3200 PLUS can detect the absence of the ignition key if
the ignition circuit is shorted in attempt to start the vehicle.
➤ Tapping on or breaking the glass
The noise from tapping on, or breaking of glass TRIGGERS a WARN

AWAY ALARM first, then a regular ALARM. See the description of
how the GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR TRIGGERS ALARMS on page 12.
➤ Power restoration
las If power to the system is interrupted while it is ARMED, an

Mie ALARM will be TRIGGERED immediately when power is restored.
CO
IN
ALARM INFORMATION ve, como se describió en la
ALARM DESCRIPTIONS
Regular ALARM ➀
When an ALARM is triggered in any way other than initial detection by the GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR,
the following occur:
The horn sounds repeatedly for 60 seconds.
The headlights flash repeatedly for 60 seconds.
The tail and marker or turn signal lights flash repeatedly for 60 seconds. SEGUNDOS
The starter is disabled (no engine start) until the system is DISARMED. DURANTE 20
The door lock will be relocked if someone reaches in and unlocks the inside lock button. PARPADEARÁN
After 60 seconds of ALARM, the system will REARM and continue to protect the vehicle.
INTERMITENTES
TRASERAS Y LAS
LUCES LAS
➀ THE STARTER IS DIS-
ABLED UNTIL THE SYSTEM TAIL OR TURN SIG-
IS DISARMED NAL LIGHTS FLASH
THE HORN
FOR 60 SECONDS
SOUNDS
FOR 60 SECONDS larma regular (descrita
MARKER OR TURN
SIGNAL LIGHTS
evamente, o si alguna puerta
FLASH undos.
FOR 60 SECONDS segundos.
HEAD LIGHTS
FLASH
FOR 60 SECONDS o romper algún cristal, el
WARN-AWAY ALARM ➁
Upon initial detection of noise from tapping on, or breaking glass, the GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR
TRIGGERS a WARN AWAY ALARM:
The horn sounds repeatedly for 20 seconds.
The headlights flash repeatedly for 20 seconds.
The tail and marker or turn signal lights flash repeatedly for 20 seconds.
If the GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR detects noise again, or if a door or trunk is opened while the system
is still ARMED, the regular ALARM (described above) is activated.
60 SEGUNDOS
➁ PARPADEARÁN POR
Y LAS INTERMITENTES
TAIL OR TURN SIG- LUCES TRASERAS LAS

THE HORN NAL LIGHTS FLASH
SOUNDS FOR 20 SECONDS
FOR 20 SECONDS ndo con la protección del
lguien los abriera

HEADLIGHTS FLASH
FOR 20 SECONDS MARKER OR TURN
á ser arrancado el motor)
SIGNAL LIGHTS FLASH undos.
FOR 20 SECONDS segundos.
STOPPING AN ALARM rimera señal de advertencia
Simply DISARM the system using the remote control or key as described on page 6.
GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR INFORMATION

The RS3200 PLUS provides protection for your vehicle above and beyond entry point monitoring–it
“listens” for the noise made by tapping on, or breaking of glass. Using a microphone designed
specifically for this task, the GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR is capable of ignoring other noises, which
helps to prevent “false alarms” from occurring.
GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR CHECK PROCEDURE

When the RS3200 PLUS was installed in your vehicle, care was taken to adjust the sensitivity level
of the GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR. You may observe how it works following the procedure listed
below.
1. ARM the system.

Press the lock button on the remote control or lock the doors
with the key.
(Remember, the system will not ARM if any door, the trunk or
hatch is open.)
2. Wait until the STATUS MONITOR’S LED starts flashing.

The LED will flash 30 seconds after the last door, the trunk or
hatch is closed.
3. With the tip of a key, tap the center of the driver’s door window.
Tap the glass with light to moderate force.
WARNING: Do not hit the glass with excessive force, especially

in cold weather, or you may crack or break it.
pro
cris A WARN AWAY ALARM should be TRIGGERED. If the ALARM is not
Cu TRIGGERED, make sure you performed the procedure correctly
and try again. If you find that the system did not perform as
expected, contact your Toyota dealer for more information.
C
P
cris 4. DISARM the system to stop the WARN AWAY ALARM.
un Press the unlock button on the remote control or use the key
ést to DISARM the system.
El
IN
PROGRAMMING
The RS3200 PLUS is factory-set to not PASSIVELY ARM. To change the system’s operation for programación ha terminado.
PASSIVE ARMING operation, as well as adjust the ENTRY DELAY time, follow the procedure below. For nuevamente. El proceso de
more information on this feature, please refer to page 7. (Not applicable to Highlander and esto no sucede, empiece
Sienna. Please consult your Toyota Dealer for programming information.) puerta en dos segundos; si
. El sistema desasegurará la
PASSIVE ARMING ON/OFF SELECTION, ENTRY DELAY TIME SELECTION
1. Before you begin: 2. Insert and remove the key from
Open the driver’s door. Close the remaining doors the ignition key cylinder 3
and the trunk or hatch. Unlock all doors with the inside times; this must be completed
lock switch. Remove the key from the ignition switch. within 5 seconds.
de programación.
ductor.
la puerta del
re el seguro
Start the Programming Procedure. (Complete these steps within 40 seconds.)

conductor.
puerta del
interno de la
tor. veces el seguro
del desasegure tres
cierre la d. Asegure y despus
a. Close the driver’s b. Lock and unlock all c. Open and close d. Lock, then unlock
door. doors 3 times by key the driver’s door. the driver’s door
or remote control. inside lock button
3 times.
pasos en menos de 40
e. Open the driver’s f. The system locks the door g. Unlock the driver’s
door. in 2 seconds; if this does door knob.
not happen, start over. pacio de 40 segundos.)
3. Select the Operating Mode and Complete the Programming Procedure. pletar en el espacio de cinco
veces; este procedimiento
etire la llave del cilindro de
PASIVO. SELECCIÓN DEL
mación acerca de la progra-

a. Close, then Open the driver’s door: b. Lock then unlock the c. The system locks the o se aplica para el
2 times = PASSIVE ARMING OFF driver’s door inside lock door in 2 seconds; if this uación. Para mayor
3 times = PASSIVE ARMING ON, button 1 time. does not happen, start áticamente), así como para
0 Sec. ENTRY DELAY over. Programming is now e pasivamente. Para cambiar
4 times = PASSIVE ARMING ON, complete.
15 Sec. ENTRY DELAY
5 times = PASSIVE ARMING ON,
30 Sec. ENTRY DELAY
Warning
• This product is applicable only to vehicles with 12V DC, negative grounding specifications. Do
not use in vehicles with 24V specifications. Otherwise, damage to the unit or a fire may result.
• Never attempt to disassemble or modify the product. Otherwise, an accident, fire or electric
shock may result.
• When replacing fuses, be sure to use fuses with the same specified capacity (amperage.)
Otherwise, damage to the unit or vehicle, fire or electric shock may result.
• If an abnormal condition occurs, such as liquids spilling onto the product, or the product
emitting smoke or strange odors, stop using it immediately and consult the dealer from whom
you purchased the product. Continued use of the product before corrective actions are taken
may result in an accident, injury or fire.
• Never pull the plastic bag over your head. Otherwise, a serious injury or death from suffocation
• may occur.
•
Caution
•
•
Do not use this product for applications other than in-vehicle use. Otherwise, an electric shock
or injury may result.
• Do not allow children to play with the remote controls. Otherwise, the doors may be locked or
unlocked, the security system armed or disarmed, or an alarm triggered unintentionally.
l
•
•
If this product is dropped or its case is damaged, disconnect the power supply lead and
l contact the dealer from whom you purchased it to obtain service. Otherwise, a fire or electric
shock may result.
i
•
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TOYOTA TUNDRA 2007 - TVIP V2

Preparation GLASS BREAKAGE SENSOR (GBS)

These guidelines can be found in the "Accessory Installation Practices" document.

This document covers such items as:

Please see your Toyota dealer for a copy of this document

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10mm Socket Negative

DO NOT TOUCH THE POSITIVE

Nylon Panel Removal Tool

(d) Remove the Driver’s Cowl Cover. (Fig. 1-3)

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(e) Dislodge the Lower Dash Cover. (Fig. 1-4)

Hood Release Lever

Fig. 1-4 Bolt

(f) Dislodge the Hood Release Lever from the

10mm Socket (i) Remove the Metal Substructure. (Fig. 1-7)

CAUTION: SHARP METAL EDGES.

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FOR VEHICLES WITH COLUMN MOUNT

(k) Remove Vehicle Drink Holder. (Fig. 1-9)

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Phillips Screwdriver (m) Remove the 2 top Screws. (Fig. 1-11)

Nylon Panel Removal Tool

(p) Remove the Knockout Cover from the

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2. GBS Microphone Installation

(b) Insert the GBS Microphone into the Climate

3. GBS ECU Preparation

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(c) Install Bracket and GBS ECU. (Fig. 4-2)

(d) Use the M6 Flange Nut from the supplied kit

(f) Locate the Vehicle’s White 8P Connector

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(g) Connect the Vehicle Harness's White 8P

Fig. 4-5 GBS ECU

5. Warning Label Installation.

DO NOT TOUCH THE ADHESIVE

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6. Completing the Installation.

DO NOT TOUCH THE POSITIVE

Install Short Pin

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Roll up all windows, and exit the vehicle

Wait 30 seconds. 2. After 30 seconds the LED starts flashing;

Perform the following check in a

NOTE: If the alarm does not trigger during

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Head Lights Functioning Head Lights

High Beams Functioning High Beams

Turn Signal Lights Functioning Turn Signal Lights

Tail Lights Functioning Tail Lights

Stop Lights Functioning Stop Lights

Backup Lights Functioning Backup Lights

Hazard Lights Functioning Hazard Lights

Marker Lights Functioning Marker Lights

Dome/Courtesy Lights Functioning Dome/Courtesy Lights

Panel/Switch Illumination Functioning Controls/Illumination

Accessory Controls/Illumination (if Functioning Accessory

Key Sensor Buzzer Functioning Key Sensor

Fog Lights (if equipped) Functioning Fog Lights

Daytime Running Lights (if equipped) Functioning DR Lights

Trunk/Tailgate/Bed Lights (if equipped) Functioning Lights