Exactly How Does It Work Then??

A simple alarm is built on existing technology applied in an innovative way. To put it in plain English, the car has 3 antenna which transmit a custom signal about 8ft. When the remote picks up this signal (within 8ft of the car), it checks whether that signal matches with that remote, and if so the remote is activated. You will see the LED flash on the remote to signal that the remote is now active. The remote will then send a signal back to the car, which the car will confirm is the right signal, and if so the car will unlock.

The car will then remain unlocked while the remote is near by. If the remote goes out of range, it will stop receiving the signal from the car. When this happens the red light will stop flashing, and the remote stop sending a signal back to the car. Once the car stops receiving a signal back from the car it will wait a few seconds to make sure the remote is actually gone, and then lock and arm.

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