The ONYX key alarm fob controls standby power, alarm state, and system activation on both the 72V and 80V platforms.
- Controls power-on and standby (not full battery disconnect)
- Arms and disarms the alarm system
- Requires battery power to function
This system does not physically disconnect the battery. The bike remains in a low-power standby state to support the alarm and internal electronics.
System Overview
| Function | Button | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Lock | (A) | Arms alarm |
| Unlock | (C) | Disarms alarm / standby |
| Bolt | (D) | Powers bike ON |
| Unlock (while on) | (C) | Powers bike OFF (standby) |
Key Fob Button Layout
Behavior Overview
- The key fob controls standby power, not full battery shutdown
- The system remains partially powered for alarm and clock functions
- Battery must be connected and active for the key fob to function
- Throttle power switch must be ON for riding after activation
Operation
Power On
- Press the Unlock button once to disarm the system. (C)
- Press the Bolt button twice to power on the bike. (D)
- The dash and running lights should turn on immediately.
Power Off (Standby)
- Press the Unlock button once. (C)
- The system enters standby and the dash turns off.
Arm Alarm
- Ensure the bike is in standby mode.
- Press the Lock button once to arm the alarm. (A)
Disarm Alarm
- Press the Unlock button once. (C)
- An audible chirp confirms the alarm is deactivated.
Important Notes
- The key fob does not disconnect the battery; the system remains in standby
- A small amount of power is always drawn for alarm and system memory
- If the battery is removed or switched off, the key fob will not function
- Restore battery power before attempting to use the key fob again
Diagnostics
- No response from fob → check battery connection
- No chirp or signal → replace key fob battery
- Powers on but no throttle → verify throttle power switch is ON
- Alarm triggers unexpectedly → inspect wiring and alarm sensitivity
Key Fob Battery Replacement
Battery Type
- CR2032 (3V lithium coin cell)
Steps
- Open the key fob case using a small flathead screwdriver or plastic pry tool
- Remove the existing battery
- Note battery orientation (positive side up)
- Insert new CR2032 battery in the same orientation
- Close the case until fully seated
- Test key fob functionality
Notes
- Avoid touching battery surfaces unnecessarily
- Ensure battery is fully seated
- Weak battery may cause reduced range or no response