Vehicle security system

Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators – Of burglary or unauthorized use

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C340S425500, C340S426100, C340S426120, C340S539100

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11052063

ABSTRACT:
When transmitting an instruction for activating an immobilizer function to a vehicle, a base station also transmits a given password for releasing the immobilizer function. When receiving the instruction and the given password, an immobilizer ECU outputs an instruction for prohibiting an engine from starting. Prohibition of engine start is released only when the given password is inputted on a display. Therefore, a regular user alone, who knows the given password, can start the engine.

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patent: A-2003-146185 (2003-05-01), None

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