Digital Cp Can Bus Car Alarm Security System on 2040-parts.com
Riga, default, Latvia
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DIGITAL CAN BUS CAR ALARM SYSTEM CP Main
functions: · system
without remote control (managed from CanBus signals of the car) · built-in
double-level shock sensor and tilt sensor · engine
lock (internal relay) ·
additional 2 engine locks at 2 additional multifunctional control
channels · protections of doors, hood and trunk ·
emergency shutdown PIN-code · ability
to connect the GSM module (GSW) to one of the additional channels · ability
to connect pager to one of additional channels ·
possibility of disabling sensors temporarily · ability
to close windows and hatch when alarm enabled · ability
to enable protection automatically ·
immobilizer or "Anti-Hi-Jack” function ·
Programmable time when immobilizer or "Hi-Jack” function is enabled · service mode · alarm memory · main unit · dynamic
mini-siren · wire kit,
hood button, led
· manual User manual, Installaton manual, and list of cars can be downloaded HERE |
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