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How to Install autowatch ghost 2 immobiliser is a hidden security system that protects your car from hacking and key cloning. It prevents the engine from running unless it is started using a PIN code that can be up to 20 characters long. This additional layer of security is not visible to thieves who are unlikely to be aware of it. Some systems also have an application that allows owners to disable the immobiliser in the event that they forget their PIN, or to use the service/valet mode. Connecting to the vehicle's CAN bus The Ghost 2 Immobiliser is a cutting-edge security system, can be incorporated directly into the ECU of your vehicle. It offers a discrete barrier against thieves. It is extremely efficient and user-friendly and is a great addition to your vehicle's security arsenal. Like any anti-theft device, it's not foolproof, and requires regular maintenance in order to function properly. This guide will help you make the most of your Ghost 2 immobiliser. CAN (Controller Area Network) is a robust serial network that lets microcontrollers communicate with one another across short distances without the need for a central control unit. It is designed for multiplexing electrical wiring in vehicles to save on copper and offers a range of advantages, including low costs and easy use. In most modern cars, the CAN protocol is used to communicate with a variety of systems, such as the engine management system (EMS) transmission controller, steering module, air conditioning controls and many more. It also transmits sensor data, such as inputs and speed sensors, to control the various functions of the vehicle. The CAN bus is used to monitor these diverse components, and prevent the vehicle from starting if they are in an unsafe state. While the CAN bus can be utilized for a variety of purposes, it's crucial to understand how it operates and how it's secured. It's possible to add new features to a vehicle using CAN bus, but it is important to protect it from threats from hackers and other types. Installing a firewall and monitoring your CAN-bus using software is the best way to achieve this. Ghost2's discreet control unit is hidden away inside the car's wiring harness or dashboard, removing the possibility of a burglar physically tampering with it. It is impossible to reset a PIN code or emergency code without having access to the vehicle. If you need to give your car away for maintenance, valet parking or for any other reason, you can activate the Transport Mode. This feature turns off both the keyfob and ignition functions of the Ghost immobiliser. It will only reactivate after the car has reached 31 mph for a period of 15 minutes. Making PIN codes The Ghost immobiliser protects your car from thieves. The patented technology makes use of the PIN to disable the engine of your vehicle and prevent it starting without the correct code, or a valid fob/mobile. The system's subtle design ensures the system is inconspicuous and provides unrivaled security against theft. Additionally, the system is TASSA certified and can result in significant savings on car insurance premiums. During installation, Ghost enters a “learning mode” to record the sequences of buttons pressed in order to create unique pin codes. Once the pin code has been created and the installer has completed its work, it will guide you through the process of activating the system. Once activated the Ghost system will disable your vehicle's starting motor until you enter a valid PIN or switch the vehicle to transport mode. This makes it extremely difficult for thieves or cloners who want to hack or replicate your starter system. It is simple to install a Ghost immobiliser, however, you must follow the precise instructions provided in the user's guide to ensure proper performance. Hand tools are essential in making the perfect connections, and a multimeter can aid in checking the electrical value. Insulation tape, heat shrink tubing and cable ties are a good option to protect exposed wiring. Check the system on a regularly basis to detect any issues that could be. Once the installation has been completed it is crucial to conduct a final test of the system before turning on the ignition in your vehicle. The Ghost immobiliser will re-arm itself after 3 to 30 seconds, depending on your vehicle's model. The system is also equipped with a Service/Valet mode that allows you to temporarily disable the system to service or valet parking. Ideally, the immobiliser should be hidden in a hidden location beneath the dashboard or steering wheel. It is recommended to use a small bit of duct tape or paint to mark the CAN H and CAN L wires so that you can easily find them when you are testing. The CAN H and the L wires should also be connected to an electrical source that can provide continuous 12V. It is also important to check the connections again after testing, as misidentifying these wires could cause the system to malfunction. Invoking the system A ghost immobiliser blocks your car from starting unless you press a set of buttons inside the vehicle typically the steering wheel, door panel or central console. The sequence can be altered by the user if needed. Once activated, the system will not be removed. This makes it a great choice for anyone looking to protect their vehicle against theft. The system is designed to be undetectable, meaning it isn't detected by modern diagnostics or code-grabbing technology. It also doesn't send out radio frequencies which makes it difficult for thieves to identify the device. If the device is detected, it will prevent the engine from starting and will sound a loud alarm to scare off thieves. The device can be used to track a car's location and assist in the recovery of the vehicle in case it has been taken. If you're interested in a ghost-immobiliser get in touch with the experts at Car Specalist Customs to get an estimate and discuss your options. We are qualified to install ghost immobilisers on your vehicle. We will ensure that it is concealed in a location that is hard to reach. We can also install additional security measures, such as a kill switch and wheel lock to keep your vehicle safe from thieves. Disarming the System If you own an Ghost immobiliser installed to your vehicle, it's vital to know how to disable it. This will help you in the event that you lock your keys inside the car or your battery fails. The system is based on a unique PIN code that only you know, and the immobiliser will not start your vehicle unless you enter this code. The simplest method to enter the code is to press a combination of buttons on your dashboard or steering wheel. This is a much easier method than using the key fob and it also keeps anyone from copying your remote. Ghost2 is noninvasive unlike other immobilisers from the aftermarket that require cutting wires for installation. It also works with the CAN bus system of your vehicle to function. Its most notable feature is that it shuts off the engine without affecting normal functions of the vehicle. This makes it extremely difficult for thieves to use signal boosters or clone car keys. It doesn't emit radio frequency, so thieves cannot detect it. The Ghost system also has an option called Transport Mode which allows you to temporarily disable the security system for occasions like transportation or servicing. This feature is great for when you're loaning your vehicle out to someone else, without sharing your PIN code, or if your vehicle needs to be protected when you drive it. Press the service button five times over 2 seconds to activate the Transport Mode. The Ghost system will confirm activation via five indication signals. Save the emergency code in your vehicle in a secure location. If you are ever locked out of your car you can contact the company or technician who installed the system, and they will give you the code. If you are unable to reach them, you can always try contacting an authorized dealer, but this will involve verification procedures and could incur additional charges. Aside from the convenience of this system, you can rely on it to protect your vehicle from theft and help reduce the cost of insurance. Many insurance companies offer reduced monthly premiums, or even financial incentives for installing this anti-theft system.