BMW K1200LT ALARM SYSTEM PROGRAMMING
Revised 05/14/2004
First - Find the programming plug under the seat - The cable is a brown/white cable with a reddish plug on it. Raise the rider’s seat and look under the passenger seat – It should be visible. If not, it may be taped or tie-wrapped to some wires under the right frame rail. You will need to connect this plug to the negative pole of the battery…so find or build a cable. I use one from my Battery Tender. A wire with an alligator clip at each end would work too.
On the remote - The ridged (left) button is the "A" button. The smooth (right) button is the "B" button.
With the ignition turned off and the alarm armed (LED flashing)…
1 - Press the "A" button to deactivate the alarm.
2 - Within 12 seconds, ground the programming plug with your adaptor.
3 - Press the "A" button – One beep is heard
4 - Turn the ignition on within 12 seconds – DO NOT START THE BIKE!
You will hear two sets of two beeps…welcome to programming mode!
5 - Remove the grounding cable…proceed to programming
There are 12 parameters to program using the "A" or "B" buttons. Only 5 are used by the K1200LT – Parameters 6, 8, 9, 11 and 12. You program the parameters by pressing either the "A" or "B" button until you have pressed 12 buttons. You will hear a tone after each selection. When you get done setting the final parameter, you will hear those two sets of two beeps again…turn off the ignition, programming is complete! The alarm will be armed automatically. Press the “A” button to disarm the alarm before turning on the ignition.
Parameter Function "A" "B"
1 Unused
2 Unused
3 Unused
4 Unused
5 Unused
6 Panic Alarm ON off
7 Unused
8 Tone Type Beep steady
9 Beeper Tone ON off
10 Unused
11 Automatic Alarm Activation on OFF
12 Automatic Immobilizer on OFF
The parameters in BOLD type are how I have mine set. In other words, once in programming mode I just press “A” 10 times, and “B” two times…and I’m done.
NOTE - If Automatic Alarm Activation is set to “ON”, then Automatic Immobilizer MUST also be set to “ON”.