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Pandora Professional v2 User manual

Level 1 Recording remote controls (D800/
D670/D030/R465)/radio tags (BT760)
Changing the factory preset
of the service PIN-code
Recording the idle speed (rpm)
to the system memory
Resetting to the factory settings
Recording a Bluetooth engine
compartment module (RHM-03BT)
Recording Bluetooth radio
relays №1, №2 (BTR-101)
Recording a Bluetooth GPS/GLONASS
receiver (NAV-035BT)
Programming and conguring
an “Immobilizer PIN-code”
Emergency deactivating immobilizer
radio tags
Updating rmware of the built-in
Bluetooth modem
Programming bypass of an original
immobilizer
Pairing and unpairing a mobile device
Updating rmware of radio
relays №1, №2 (BTR-101)
Updating rmware of an engine
compartment module (RHM-03BT)
Updating rmware of a GPS/GLONASS
receiver (NAV-035BT)
Recording door sensors №1, №2
(DMS-100BT)
Updating rmware of door
sensors №1, №2 (DMS-100BT)
Recording additional modules
(DI-04, BT-01)
Updating rmware of additional
modules (DI-04/BT-01)
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6, 7
Level 8
Level 11
Level 15
Level 16
Level 17
Level 18
Level 19, 20
Level 21
Level 22
Level 23, 24
Level 25, 26
Level 27
Level 28
Level 23,24 – Recording door sensors №1, №2 (DMS-100BT)
• Insert a battery in the sensor.
• The system will conrm recording of the sensor to the system
memory with 1 beep of the siren.
Level 27 – Recording additional modules (DI-04, BT-01)
Recording a radio module (DI-04):
• Connect power supply of the module.
• Press and hold the“VALET DI” button for 6 seconds. Release the
button after the sixth ash of the “LED DI”.
• The system will conrm recording of the module to the system
memory with 1 beep of the siren.
Recording a radio relay (BT-01):
• Connect the wire 5 (“Ground”) to a grounded spot of a car.
• Apply +12V to the wire 1 (“+12V Power supply of the relay”).
• The system will conrm recording of the module to the system
memory with 1 beep of the siren.
EXAMPLES OF RECORDING ADDITIONAL DEVICES
WARNING! The additional devices that are included in the
system set have been already recorded in the system memory
(see the “System set” section of the user manual).
To record additional devices, enter a required level of the
programming menu. Perform a recording procedure in accordance
with a device manual. To save the recorded device, press the VALET
button once. The series of red and green ashes of the LED indicator
will conrm saving.
Level 1 – Recording remote controls and radio tags
Recording remote controls (D800/D670/D030/R465):
Press and hold three buttons of a remote control (arm/disarm/F)
simultaneously for 1 second (until a short beep from the main
remote control or until fading a LED of an additional remote control),
then release the buttons. If recording was successful, the main
remote control will emit 2 short beeps and a siren of the base unit
will emit 1 beep. After this you can move to recording the next
remote control or radio tag.
Recording a radio tag (BT760):
Press the control button on a tag and hold it for 6 seconds (6 ashes
of the tag status indicator), release the button after the sixth ash. If
the recording was successful, a siren will emit 1 beep, after this
you can move to recording the next tag.
Level 5 – Recording a Bluetooth engine compartment module
(RHM-03 BT)
• Connect the wire 4 (“LIN output/Programming”) and wire 5
(“Ground”). Connect them to a grounded spot of a car.
• Apply +12V to the wire 7 (“+12V Power supply of the module”).
• The system will conrm recording of the module to the system
memory with 1 beep of the siren.
• Disconnect the wire 4 (“LIN output/Programming”) from the wire 5
and insulate it.
Level 6, 7 – Recording Bluetooth radio relays №1, №2 (BTR-101)
• Connect the wire 1 (“Ground”) to a grounded spot of a car.
• Connect the wire 3 (“Programming”) and wire 4 (“+12V Power
supply of the radio relay”). Connect them to +12V.
• The system will conrm recording of the radio relay to the system
memory with 1 beep of the siren.
• Disconnect the wire 3 (“LIN output/Programming”) from the wire 4
and insulate it.
Level 8 – Recording a Bluetooth GPS/GLONASS receiver
(NAV-035BT)
• Connect the wire 2 (“Ground”) to a grounded spot of a car.
• Apply +12V to the wire 1 (“+12V Power supply of the receiver”).
• The system will conrm recording of the receiver to the system
memory with 1 beep of the siren.
Level 18 – Pairing and unpairing a mobile device
Pairing mobile device:
The LED indicator will light green after entering the level. Open the
mobile application, press the “Search device”button. The application
will search for the system via Bluetooth connection. Select the found
system, the system and the mobile device will be automatically
paired. The system will conrm pairing with a sound signal of the
siren and a red light of the LED indicator.
Unpairing mobile device:
The LED indicator will light red after entering the level. Press the
VALET button and hold it for more than 4 seconds, release the
button. The system will conrm deleting with the series of sound
signals of the siren and the system will return to mobile device
registration mode (the LED indicator will light green).
GSM Antenna
micro-USB
SIM 2 SIM 1
VALET
button
Fuse of the XP9
socket (5А)
XP6
XP1
XP3
XP3XP2
XP6XP8XP7XP9
XP10
White
2
IMMO-KEY2 OUT
IMMO-KEY1 IN
IMMO-KEY2 IN
Black
3
Red
4
IMMO-KEY1 OUT
Green
1
External VALET button
XР2
Temperature
sensor
DS18B20
XP7
(+)
(-)
CAN2-L
CAN2-H
CAN2
CAN1-L
CAN1-H
CAN1
CH8 - Output "Closing the central lock"
200mA (-)
INP9 - Input "Ignition"
INP5 - Input "Front hood"
200 mA (-)
200 mA (-)
200mA (-)
СН6 - Output "Opening the central lock"
CH10 - Output "N.O. blocking"
6
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
4Green/Black
3Yellow
2Yellow/White
1Orange/White
5Green/Blue
6Orange/Black
7Yellow/Black
8Brown/White
9Blue/Black
10 Blue
CH12 - Output "Turn indicators"
To original
wires
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
СН13 - Output "Blocking original radio channel"
СН15 - Output "Comfort (closing windows)"
200mA (-)
200mA (-)
200mA (-)
200mA (-)
(-)
СН16 - Output "Switching o ACC (simulation of opening a door)"
200mA (-)
СН3/INP7 - Output "Ignition 1"
INP4/СН1 - Input "Doors"
INP6/СН7 - Input "Trunk"
200mA (-)
СН4/INP3 - Output "Beeper"
INP8 - Input "Neutral/Handbrake"
INP2 - Input "Brake pedal"
INP1- Input "Fuel level"
Input "Tachometer"
LIN1 - Input "Reading and control a car"
LIN2 - "Webasto/Eberspaecher"
LIN1 - Output "Reading and control a car"
200mA (-)
(+)
(+)
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Green/Orange
Orange/Blue
White/Blue
White/Green
Brown/Yellow
Brown
Pink
Black
Gray/White
White
Brown/Black
Red/Black
Green
Yellow/White
Black/White
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
CAN3-L
(see the back side)
CAN3
(-)
+12V
Gray/Black
2A(+)
2A(+)
2A(+)
CH18 - Output "Turn indicators"
CH20 - Output "Video Recorder"
2A(+) CH17 - Output "Radar detector"
XP9
CH
19 - Output "Siren"
Total current of the channels CH17, CH18, CH19, CH20 cannot be more than 5A
1Gray/Red
2Gray/Black
3Black
4Gray
5Purple
6Red
3
2
1
6
5
4
LED
GSM
2.4 GHz
Antenna
868 MHz
Antenna
Microphone
GPS/GLONASS
Antenna
Connection
of additional
temperature
sensors
Dallas Semiconductor DS 18B20
GND
DQ
+5V
model: PROFESSIONAL v2
WIRING DIAGRAM
Programming menu
WARNING! Before starting the installation of the system,
choose a car model in the ALARM STUDIO (CAN-bus protocol).
WARNING! A SIM card must only be inserted while the system
is not powered.
WARNING! All power circuits of additional devices that are not
powered through the base unit of the system should have
their own fuses.
WARNING! The security system does not require regular
maintenance. In case of malfunction it should be taken to a
specialized service center.
WARNING! Do not shield the built-in antennas.
IT IS FORBIDEN to install the system on a car with
normal voltage other than 12V.
IT IS FORBIDEN to bypass original fuses of a
security system in the installation process.
IT IS FORBIDEN to install the security system with
damaged output cables.
Warning!
XP3 is a multifunctional IMMO-KEY port. It is used only for
bypass of an original immobilizer. It connects in accordance with an
installation manual from the Pandora Alarm Studio.
+ 12V
CH2 Ignition
CH14 Starter
CH11 Bypass
CH9 N.O. Blocking
CH5 АСС
Brake pedal*
XP8
3
2
1
Relay module RMD-5M
6
5
4
1
4
2
5
3
6
** Total current of the relays R3+R4+R5
cannot be more than 40A
* For remote engine start implementation
with the "Start/Stop button" logic
40А
R4
R5
R3
R2
R1
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5
20A**20A**20A**20A20A
Brown
Yellow
Orange
Green/Red
Blue/Red
Blue
Blue/Black
Green
Green/Black
Red
Relay
module
Red
Brown
Yellow
Orange
Green
Blue
(–)
(–)
(–)
(–)
(–)
(+)
PROGRAMMING THE SYSTEM
Entering the programming menu, entering the
PIN-code
To change the system settings and program the system using a
computer or the VALET button, the system must be in the
programming mode. Enter the programming mode by entering
the‘Service PIN-code’(factory preset is 1-1-1-1).The PIN-code
should be entered using an external or located on the base unit
VALET button. The input is indicated by ashes of an external or
located on the base unit LED indicator. You can enter the code
only if the base unit is powered form USB socket or from an
external power supply, the ignition is switched o, the system is
disarmed and the service mode is switched o.
WARNING! If there is no‘Service PIN-code’, you can enter
the programming mode using the‘Secret PIN-code’
written on the owner’s card.
Entering the PIN-code
• Enter the rst digit of the code using the VALET button. Press
the button a number of times, equals to the rst digit.
Pauses between presses should not exceed 1 second. Each
pressing will be conrmed with an orange LED indicator
ash. A pause for more than 1 second and a red LED
indicator ash conrm the input of the rst digit. Then you
can enter the next digit.
• Enter the second digit of the code using the VALET button.
Press the button a number of times, equals to the second
digit. Pauses between presses should not exceed 1 second.
Each pressing will be conrmed with an orange LED
indicator ash. A pause for more than 1 second and a red
LED indicator ash conrm the input of the second digit.
Then you can enter the next digit.
• Enter the third digit of the code using the VALET button.
Press the button a number of times, equals to the third digit.
Pauses between presses should not exceed 1 second. Each
pressing will be conrmed with an orange LED indicator
ash. A pause for more than 1 second and a red LED
indicator ash conrm the input of the third digit. Then you
can enter the next digit.
• Enter the fourth digit of the code using the VALET button.
Press the button a number of times, equals to the fourth digit.
Pauses between presses should not exceed 1 second. Each
pressing will be conrmed with an orange LED indicator ash.
The system will conrm the correct PIN-code with the series of
red and green ashes and the system will enter the
programming mode. If the input was incorrect, it will be
indicated with a red LED indicator ash and the system will
stay in the previous state. New input can be attempted after 5
seconds.
Status indicator lights during PIN-code entering:
Exit the programming mode
There are several ways to exit the programming mode:
· Switch on the ignition
· Press and hold the VALET button more than 10 seconds
(until a siren sound)
· Disconnect power of the base unit (disconnect the main
power supply and USB)
The system will reboot programmatically (all changes will be
Level 2 – Changing the factory preset of the service PIN-code
Prepare a new value of the ‘Service PIN-code’, it should
consist of 4 digits (from 1 to 9). Write down or remember the
new PIN-code.
Enter the programming menu and then press the VALET button
twice. The system will enter‘Changing the Service PIN-code’ mode
and the status LED indicator will turn o.
Changing the ‘Service PIN-code’
• Enter the rst digit of the code using the VALET button. Press the
button a number of times, equals to the rst digit. Pauses between
presses should not exceed 1 second, every pressing will conrm
with an orange LED indicator ash. A pause for more than 1
second and red LED indicator conrms the input of the rst digit.
Then you can enter the next digit.
• Enter the other numbers in the same manner. The input of the
fourth number will be conrmed by the series of red and green
LED indicator ashes. The system will wait for PIN-code
re-entering.
• Enter all four digits again.
• If you were able to correctly enter the‘Service PIN-code’twice, the
indicator will produce the series of red and green ashes, the new
PIN-code will be recorded, the system will return to programming
mode. In case of the incorrect code input the indicator will be lit
red, the system will return to the programming mode.
Level 3 – Recording the idle speed (rpm) to the system memory
To timely turn o the starter during automatic or remote
engine start via digital or analog tachometer input and the
correct operation of the‘Smart Turbo Timer’, it is necessary to
record the engine idle speed.
To record the idle speed to the non-volatile system memory, enter
the programming menu. Press the VALET button three times.
Switch on the ignition and start the engine after entering this level
of programming (the engine should be warmed-up; idle speed
should match the stable idle speed of the warmed-up engine).
The system will conrm the presence of the idle speed status with
green ashes of the LED indicator. Wait until the stable idle speed
will be reached and save the changes.
Saving changes:
Press the VALET button once to save idle speed. Successful
recording of the idle speed will be conrmed with the series of red
and green ashes of LED indicator and a siren signal. The series of
siren signals will indicate incorrect recording. The system will exit
the programming menu and reboot after saving the idle speed.
Level 4 – Resetting to the factory settings
The procedure recovers the factory settings of the system
without deleting previously registered devices (remote
controls, tags, mobile device, relays, etc.) that is stored in the
non-volatile memory. To reset the settings enter the programming
mode and press the VALET button four times. Press and hold the
VALET button for more than 4 seconds until a siren signal, then
release the button. The system will conrm resetting to the factory
settings with a long red ash of the LED indicator. After that the
system will return to the programming mode.
Level 5 – Recording a Bluetooth engine compartment module
(RHM-03BT)
To record a Bluetooth engine compartment module, enter the
programming mode and press the VALET button 5 times. The LED
indicator will light green and the system will enter the recording of
an engine compartment module mode.
An example of recording an engine compartment module is on the
reverse side.
Level 6,7 – Recording Bluetooth radio relays №1, №2 (BTR-101)
Radio relays recording is performed one by one starting from the
6th level: a radio relay №1 is recorded on the 6th level; a radio relay
№2 is recorded on the 7th level. Enter the required level and the
system will enter the recording of a radio relay mode.
An example of recording radio relays is on the reverse side.
Level 8 – Recording a Bluetooth GPS/GLONASS receiver
(NAV-035BT)
To record a Bluetooth GPS/GLONASS receiver, enter the
programming mode and press the VALET button 8 times. The LED
indicator will light green and the system will enter the recording of
a receiver.
An example of recording a GPS/GLONASS receiver is on the
reverse side.
saved) after exiting programming mode. All ways to exit the
programming menu are accompanied by sound signals of the
siren and light signals of the LED indicator. The signals indicate the
number of recorded control devices.
Indication of recorded control devices:
Preparing to program the system using a computer
The system allows programming all settings and updating
software of the base unit via a USB cable. If the base unit has not
been installed in the vehicle yet, it will be powered from a USB
cable while programming. To program using a computer, you
need a standard USB cable, a computer with Windows
XP/Vista/7/8/10 and the Pandora Alarm Studio application (you
can download it from pandorainfo.com). It is required to create an
account in the Alarm Studio to use the Pandora CLONE for remote
engine start (you can register without a connection to the
system). The Pandora CLONE procedure requires an Internet
connection.
In preparation to programming, these stages should be
followed:
• Install the Pandora Alarm Studio
• Start the Pandora Alarm Studio
• Connect the system and PC via a USB cable
• Enter the programming mode by entering the service PIN-code
• The application will automatically open
Updating rmware
It is recommended to update rmware of the base unit before
installing and programming the system (actual version of the
rmware you can download from pandorainfo.com or from the
Alarm Studio). You can update rmware using the Alarm Studio
application after entering the programming mode.
Programming using the VALET button
The system allows programming some settings using the VALET
button. To congure all settings use a computer to program the
system.
Enter the programming mode by entering the «Service PIN-code».
Use the VALET button to enter the desired level number (press the
button the number of times, equals to the level number; pauses
between presses should not exceed 1 second). The system will
conrm correct input with red LED ashes and short sound
signals of a siren and proceed to the desired level. If the input was
incorrect, the system will not conrm input and will await a new
level input after a series of green and red ashes.
Level 1 – Recording remote controls/radio tags into the system
memory
Prepare to record all remote controls (system memory cells are
designed for four 868MHz remote controls and one 2.4GHz
remote control. The D-800 remote control uses 2 cells – 1 for
868MHz and 1 for 2.4 GHz) and radio tags (you can record up to
3 tags). Insert batteries in the remote controls and radio tags. If
the main remote control is switched o, switch it on in
accordance with its manual.
Enter the programming menu and then press the VALET button
once. The LED indicator will light green and the system will enter the
remote controls and tags recording mode.
An example of recording remote controls and radio tags is on
the reverse side.
Level 11 – Programming and conguring an“Immobilizer
PIN-code”
It is necessary to congure an analog input (INP) as ‘Code
immobilizer’ in the settings of the base unit inputs when
implementing the “Code immobilizer” function via an
analog input. It may be necessary to switch on the
ignition after entering the level 11 of programming (if
the car bus is active only when the ignition is switched
on) when implementing the “Code immobilizer” via a
digital CAN-bus protocol.
To program an “Immobilizer PIN code”, enter the
programming mode and press the VALET button 11 times.
The level is divided into 3 sublevels (Sublevel 11.1 – Selecting
buttons; sublevel 11.2 entering the PIN-code; sublevel 11.3 –
conrmation of the PIN-code input). The system will
automatically enter the sublevel 11.1 (Selecting buttons) after
entering the level 11. The system can determine buttons via
an analog “Code immobilizer” input or via a digital protocol of
a car. After selecting active buttons enter the sublevel 11.2
(Entering PIN-code) by pressing the VALET button once.
Program the PIN-code using the selected buttons at this
sublevel; press the VALET button once and enter the PIN-code
again. To conrm PIN-code re-entering and save all the
settings press the VALET button once again.
Sublevel 11.1 - Selecting buttons:
This sublevel is used to select active buttons via a digital
protocol of a car or via a‘Code Immobilizer’ analog input. To
determine the activity of an analog “Code Immobilizer” input,
apply potential to the corresponding input (INP) of the base
unit, the LED indicator will be ashing orange. If you
determine buttons via a digital protocol select one or more
buttons (up to four) for entering the secret code of the
immobilizer. To do this press the selected button, the LED
indicator will conrm input with orange ashes. If there are
no orange ashes when any button is pressed, then this
button is not recognized by the system, select a dierent
button. Repeat the procedure to select the second, third,
fourth button and enter the next sublevel. To enter the next
sublevel 11.2l press the VALET button once.
Sublevel 11.2 – Entering the PIN-code:
Program the immobilizer deactivation PIN-code using the
selected button or buttons. Enter the rst digit by pressing the
previously selected button (pauses between presses should
not exceed 1 second). The base unit will conrm entering with
a red ash of the LED indicator. Enter the second (third, fourth)
digit by pressing the previously selected button. The base unit
will conrm entering of each digit with a red ash of the LED
indicator. Input the required number of digits (up to 4) and
then press the VALET button. The system will conrm receiving
of the secret validator code with a long red ash of the LED
indicator and will wait for conrmation of the PIN-code.
Sublevel 11.3 - Conrmation of the PIN-code input:
Enter the PIN-code again similarly to the procedure (level 11.2
– Entering PIN-code) and press the VALET button. The system
will conrm the correct PIN-code with red and green ashes
of the LED indicator and will memorize the PIN-code, and then
the system will proceed to the programming mode awaiting
level input. Incorrect conrmation is indicated with a long red
ash of the LED indicator, after that the system will return to
the programming mode.
Level 15 – Emergency deactivating immobilizer radio tags
To disable/enable immobilizer tags, enter the programming menu
and press the VALET button 15 times. The LED indicator will light
green (green light indicates enabled tag) and the system will wait
for“Secret PIN-code”entering. Red light of the LED indicates
disabled immobilizer tag.
Disabling radio tags:
The LED indicator will light green after entering the programming
level. The system will wait for entering the ‘Secret PIN-code’. Enter
the ‘Secret PIN-code’that is written on the owner’s plastic card.
The system will conrm disabling of the radio tag with two sound
signals of the siren and a long red LED ash. After that the system
will return to the programming menu. If the PIN-code is not
entered within 10 seconds or the input is incorrect, a siren will
sound one signal, the LED will produce the series of red and green
ashes and the system will return to the programming menu.
Enabling radio tags:
The LED indicator will light red after entering the programming
level. The system will wait for an action. Press the VALET button
once to enable radio tags. The system will conrm enabling with
one short sound signal of a siren and a green LED light. After that
the system will return to the programming menu.
Level 16 – Updating rmware of the built-in Bluetooth modem
Download rmware and install the Pandora BT application
on your mobile device (Android or iOS with Bluetooth 4.0
Low Energy or higher support).
To update rmware of the built-in Bluetooth modem, enter the
programming mode and press the VALET button 16 times. Find
your system in the mobile application, go to detected devices and
select one of the updating option: File manager (for Android only)
or Internet and update Bluetooth modem rmware. File manager
allows to upload rmware from phone storage and Internet option
allows to upload Firmware from the server to the base unit.
Level 17 – Programming bypass of an original immobilizer
Bypass learning procedure is performed on this level.
Detailed manuals can be found in the Alarm Studio.
Level 18 – Pairing and unpairing a mobile device
The system supports only one mobile device. Pairing a new
mobile device (if the system has previously paired device) is
not allowed without unpairing procedure. When you
overwrite the same device in the system memory, you should
delete the Bluetooth connection on your mobile device,
delete the mobile device from the system memory and then
record the mobile device in the system memory.
To pair a mobile device, enter the programming mode and press
the VALET button 18 times. The LED indicator will light green (a
green light indicates the system is ready to pair a mobile device)
and the system will enter the mobile device pairing mode. A red
light of the LED indicates the system has already had paired mobile
device, overwriting of the mobile device can be done only after
unpairing procedure.
An example of recording a mobile phone is on the reverse
side.
Level 23, 24 – Recording door sensors №1, №2 (DMS-100BT)
Door sensors recording is performed one by one starting from the
23rd level: A door sensor №1 is recorded on the 23rd level; a door
sensor №2 is recorded on the 24th level. A door sensor can be
overwritten only on the level of its initial registration. To record
door sensors №1, №2, enter the programming mode and press
the VALET button 23 times for the door sensor №1 or 24 times for
the door sensor №2. The LED indicator will light green and the
system will enter the recording a door sensor mode.
An example of recording door sensors is on the reverse side.
Level 27 – Recording additional modules (DI-04, BT-01)
The system supports only one device DI-04 or BT-01.
To record an additional device, enter the programming mode and
press the VALET button 27 times. The LED indicator will light green
and the system will enter the recording mode.
An example of recording is on the reverse side.
Level 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 28 – Updating rmware of additional
Bluetooth devices
Download the rmware and install Pandora BT application
on your mobile device.
To update rmware of additional devices, enter the programming
mode and press VALET button the number of times equals to the
desired level number (see the Programming levels table). Find
your system in the mobile application, go to detected devices and
select one of the updating option: File manager (for Android only)
or Internet and update rmware. File manager allows to upload
rmware from phone storage and Internet option allows to
upload Firmware from the server to the base unit.
FUEL LEVEL CALIBRATION
Warning! This procedure is used only in case of analog
connection.
Make a connection in of the «Fuel level input» to an original fuel
sensor Enable the “Use INP (+) to control fuel level”setting in the
Alarm Studio.
• Start the engine
• Call the system number and wait for the answer
• Dial 424* command (Fuel level calibration). The system will conrm
the input of the command.
• Dial a DRMF command (use values from the table below, it depends
on the current fuel level). The system will conrm the input of the
command.
• End the call.
FUEL LEVEL CALIBRATION TABLE (424*)
DTMF command Fuel level
0* 0%
10* 10%
20* 20%
25* 25%
30* 30%
40* 40%
50* 50%
60* 60%
70* 70%
75* 75%
80* 80%
90* 90%
100* 100%
888* Reset all calibration values
v.1.1
LED signal Description
Short orange ashes Number of recorded remote controls
Short green ashes Number of recorded radio tags
Long red ash Mobile phone is paired
LED signal
Short orange ash Conrmation of the VALET button pressing
Short red ash Conrmation of entering a PIN-code digit
Red and green ashes PIN-code is correct
Long red ash PIN-code is incorrect
Description
RHM-03 BT
2
5
1
4
NO
NC
COM
Programming
6
Antenna 2.4 GHz
+12V
3
BTR-101
Connection
1
Red
2
Black
+12В
GND
TOP SIDE
GPS-antenna
NAV-035 BT
Place the radio module
unit wires down. Do not
shield the zone of the built
antenna (no less than 3 cm
from metal surfaces)
Antenna 2.4 GHz
Front hood switch
(-)
+12V
15A*
3A*
Siren
2A (+)
LIN output/Programming
Blocking relay (NC)
To front hood lock (Closing)
To front hood lock (Opening)
Front hood lock circuit power
supply
+12V Module power supply
Blocking relay (COM)
10A
Blue/Red
Blue/Black
Green/White
Red
Red
Black
Green
Yellow
Blue/White
Blue
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Temperature sensor

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