Detailed Product Description

The Passive Keyless Entry (PKE) System is a new kinds of car alarm for vehicles. It is safer and more convenient for users than the traditional RKE system. The PKE system uses RFID technology, providing the highest security available.

PE201 series include 4 models, PE201, PE201W, PE201P, PE201PW.

Features

* Completely Passive Keyless Entry

* Automatic Door Locking (Arming)

* Automatic Door Unlocking (Disarming)

* Vehicle Immobilization

* Exhausted Battery Emergency Operation Mode(Same function with REIZ of TOYOTA)

* Unclosed Door Warning

* Engine Push Start Button(PE201P and PE201PW)

* Closes Windows Automatically (PE201W and PE201PW)

Main Functions

1. Passive Door Locking

By simply walking over 1.5 to 2 meters away from your car, doors will automatically lock and ARM the security system..

2. Unlocks Doors Automatically

As you approach your vehicle and arrive in range of 1.5 to 2 meters, the system will automatically identify the driver who has a valid access key and unlock the doors immediately.

3. Immobilizer Function

The PKE system still includes an immobilizer function. It can provide the user with the most comprehensive protection against vehicle theft. Once users enter the vehicle and attempt to start it, the device will verify the driver's access key. If a valid access key is identified, the LED will turn off allowing the driver to start the vehicle. If not, the horn and lights will sound and flash an alarm, and the vehicle engine can not be started.

4. Engine Push Start (PE201P and PE201PW)

Could start or stop the engine by simply push the start button. Completely abolish the ignition keys. The system will verify if there is legal access key in the car before allowed to start. It can guarantee the safety.

5. Closes Windows Automatically (PE201W and PE201PW)

At the same time as locking the doors after the driver leaves, the system will automatically close any windows that are left open.

6. Exhausted Battery Emergency Operation Mode(Same function with REIZ of TOYOTA)

Even if the access key has low or exhausted battery power, or is damaged, it can still disarm the alarm and start the engine in a separate easy to use procedure. This function ensures the vehicle can be driven by the legitimate owner 100% of the time.

Other Function:

1. Hi-classify Safety   

The highest level of security US made RFID core chip is used, and mutual authentication is done between the access keys and the base which installs it in vehicles, and also we used hopping code technology, making it extremely difficult to crack the access key.

2. Convenient Access Key

The Access Key is very thin, only 6mm thick, and also only 2/3 of credit card size. Easy to carry, can be put it in wallet, and need not be taken out to use. Consequently it will be carried separately from other keys providing added safety and convenience. 

3. Alarm Accuracy      

The system will initiate alarm only when the vehicle has suffered real violation, and will not be triggered by lightning or other harmless influences.

4. Locks After First Braking     

The vehicle door will be locked automatically when driver step the brake at first time after engine been started.

5. Unclosed Door Alarm    

If driver leaves vehicle without closing a door or doors, the system will let you know with a separate open door alarm when the key leaves the contact range. Even if this alarm is ignored the car alarm will still be in effect.

6. Low Battery Reminder  

When the access key's battery is low, the system will automatically sound the horn and flash lights to remind the driver to replace the inexpensive and readily available battery.

7. Nullifies Frequency Jamming Devices

Some thieves use frequency jamming to jam remote controls, stopping the system from engaging, so they can steal the vehicle. Our system can not be jammed and avoids the possibility of such theft. Even being jammed, the doors still will be locked.

8. Stops Code Scanner Yard Sweeping Dead in it's Tracks

Many thieves will use a code-scanner to sweep yards when drivers open or close vehicle doors by remote control, and copy signals to steal vehicles. The access key uses mutual authentication technology, and hopping code to avoid this.