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Pandora Would Like to Thank You for Choosing Our DXL-3050L Service and Security System Pandora would like to thank you for choosing our DXL-3050L service and security system Pandora is a brand of Russian Experimental Engineering Factory, a full production cycle electronics R&D facility. We design and produce car service-security systems for more than 10 years and have reached a considerable success on Russian and post-communist markets – biggest security system markets in the world. Our systems are made to withstand severe weather conditions and criminal situation of northern Eurasia. Pandora DXL-3050L is a premium car service-security system, built for cars with on-board voltage of 12V. It is a complex engineering solution which includes car security system, telemetry, remote and automatic engine start and various service options, all accessible via RF control remote, smartphone or online service. This system is designed to be all-in-one car service and security solution and requires no additional modules: it includes algorithmic keyless bypass that works with many popular car models. For even more convenience, it allows remote control over Webasto or Eberspaecher preheaters – and even sequential use for automatic engine start. WARNING! IT IS STRONGLY ADVISED TO HAVE PROFESSIONAL CAR MECHANIC INSTALLING THE SYSTEM. CERTIFIED INSTALLERS ARE RARE OUTSIDE RUSSIA, BUT ANY CAR ELECTRONICS INSTALLER SHOULD BE ABLE TO INSTALL PANDORA DXL-3050L USING INSTALLATION SCHEME IN THIS MANUAL AND ALARMSTUDIO SOFTWARE. MOST FEATURES ARE HIGHLY DEPENDENT ON COMPETENT INSTALLATION. OUR SYSTEMS ARE THOROUGHLY TESTED FOR QUALITY, SO IF A FEATURE FAILS TO PRODUCE EXPECTED RESULTS, MOST LIKELY THE PROBLEM IS IN IMPROPER INSTALLATION. It is essential for systems functioning that you read and understand instructions in this manual. Note that all radio devices are subject to interference, which could affect proper performance. This device has limited external factors resistance. It should not be subjected to water beyond occasional splatter, or operated in temperatures outside -40 to +80 oC range. IMPORTANT! Note that this manual describes remote and manual functions for the most part. Functionality of the system is vast and would require a book-sized manual to fully describe. Instead we use a handy software named AlarmStudio that functions as both programming tool and an extended installation & functionality manual. It requires Windows and can be downloaded at pandorainfo.com Product is in conformity with Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive EMC 2004/108/EC and R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC Table of contents General information 4 Immobilizer mode 28 System features 4 Antihijack mode 28 System set 5 Immobilizer code using original car controls 29 Control remotes 6 Replacing immobilizer tag battery 29 LED indicator signals 6 Control over system in case of emergency 29 Quick access functions of the main control remote 7 Icons of remote 8 Wiring diagrams 31 Siren sounds and turn light signals 11 Meaning of indicator LED colors 11 Installation and configuration of the system 35 Wiring description 35 Control over system 12 Programming system and entering PIN-code 37 Arming procedure 12 Configuring system settings via the wireless interface 2,4 GHz 38 Disarming procedure 12 Entering the programming menu using VALET button 39 Unlocking the trunk 13 Changing core settings using VALET button 40 Timer channels 14 Additional devices 44 Locking/unlocking doors when the engine is running 14 Car search function 15 Control over system via phone 49 Delayed arming (Hands Free mode) 15 Changing core settings via phone 52 PANIC mode 16 Pandora online information service pro.p-on.ru and mobile apps 54 CHECK mode, monitoring car parameters 16 Event history 17 Additional information 58 Remote and automatic engine start 17 Glossary of terms 58 Engine preheater 21 System modules layout 59 Maintenance/valet mode 21 Warranty obligations 60 System settings menu 22 Installation certificate 61 Remote sensor settings 22 Acceptance certificate 64 Leaving connection zone notification settings 24 Warranty card 64 Siren signal settings 25 Silent mode of the remote 25 Time and alarm clock settings 26 Checking the number of recorded remotes 26 Replacing a battery in the remote 26 Arming/disarming using radio tag button 27 Arming/disarming in Hands Free mode 27 Arming/disarming in slave mode 27 2 Pandora DXL-3050L service-security system User manual 3 GENERAL INFORMATION • brake pedal button • triggering of the shock sensor (warning level) System features • triggering of the shock sensor (alarm level) • triggering of the motion sensor Base unit • triggering of the tilt sensor • critically low on-board voltage • Dialog coding of control commands. • marker lights left on notification when arming* • Individual 128-bit encryption key. • Individual disarming PIN-code. • RC blocking relay (2,4 GHz, frequency, up to 3 units can be connected). System set • Integrated GSM-interface. • Built-in integral accelerometer for determining motion and shocks with adaptive processing 1. Base unit 1 algorithm and sensitivity controls via the remote. 2. Main control remote with LCD 1 • Built-in 2,4 GHz aerial. 3. Tag 2,4 GHz 1 • Advanced process of sensor data reading, eliminating false alarm possibilities. 4. Leather case for tags 1 • Automatic arming. 5. Main cable 1 • Registers delay for interior lighting when arming. 6. Cable with VALET button and three-colored light indicator 1 • Hands Free mode for arming/disarming without using a remote. 7. Siren 1 • Software updates via built-in micro-USB socket. 8. Fastening kit 1 9. User installation manual 1 Immobilizer tags 10. Plastic card with individual secret code 1 11. Packaging 1 • Dialog coding of control commands. 12. Beeper (compact sound emitter) 1 • Individual 128-bit encryption key. 13. Microphone 1 • Built-in LED indicator. 14. Relay module 1 • Built-in button to control over security modes. 15. Engine compartment module 1 • CR-2032 battery. Car security zones Manufacturer reserves the right to change set and construction of the product to improve its technological and operational parameters without notification. Pandora DXL-3050L service-security system guards following independent zones with corresponding zone notifications on the remote and recording alarms into the event history: • car doors perimeter (separate for every door) • front hood triggers • trunk triggers • ignition trigger * Availability of this function depends on car make and model 4 Pandora DXL-3050L service-security system User manual 5 Control remotes Quick access functions of the main control remote SOS alarm button LCD Two-way remote is the main mean of control System disarmed Alarm System armed over the system. indicator Engine is running Engine is stopped For easily distinguishable notifications the Lock Search mode – car will remote uses 16 ringtones. Each ringtone matches indicator Arming with sound Lock doors without arming flash turn signals and (short press) confirmation particular event. Unlock sound horn for 5 seconds Remote has flashing LED indicators for indicator Search mode – car will additional information. The remote is fully Send Arming without sound flash turn signals without indicator (1 sec.) confirmation operational when shipped. To switch the remote any sounds for 5 seconds on press and hold button for 3 seconds. Aerial ‘REMOTE ON’ ringtone will play. Pressing and Button 1 Button 2 Button 3 Sound (2 sec.) Switch on ignition support emitter holding this button again for 3 seconds will Switch on programmed Remote engine start cause the remote to switch off. (3 sec.) neutral Disarming with sound Unlock doors Unlock doors WARNING! (short press) confirmation ALL CONTROL COMMANDS ARE TRANSMITTED VIA RADIO CHANNEL, FOR MAXI- Disarming without sound MUM EFFECTIVENESS AND RANGE IT IS RECOMMENDED NOT TO SHIELD AERIAL (1 sec.) Unlock doors AREA (SEE PICTURE) WITH FINGERS WHEN USING A REMOTE. confirmation Switch off ignition when turbo timer, remote or Switch off ignition support WARNING! (>2 sec.) automatic engine start REMOTE IS A UNIFIED CONTROL DEVICE. REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS DEPEND is active ON SECURITY SYSTEM MODEL. (short press) Switch on LCD lighting (available only on the remote with LCD) LED indicator signals (1 sec.) Unlock trunk (CH1) (2 sec.) Switch on/off timer channel (CH2) Red Alarm indicator • Flashes frequently when any notification. (3 sec.) Switch on/off remote (available only on the remote with LCD) • Flashes when any alarm notification. + PANIC mode Green Lock indicator (short press) • Flashes occasionally if system is armed. Arming when the engine Arming in 30 seconds + is running with sound (Hands Free mode) with (short press) confirmation sound notification Red Unlock indicator • Flashes occasionally if system is not armed. Arming when the engine Arming in 30 seconds + is running without sound (Hands Free mode) without (1 sec.) confirmation sound notification Red Send indicator • Flashes occasionally if there is no connection. 6 Pandora DXL-3050L service-security system User manual 7 Icons of remote 6. Original security system status 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 7. Security mode status (armed/disarmed) Shock sensor security zone 15 - Warning level of the sensor - Alarm level of the sensor 16 8. - Warning level zone monitoring disabled 17 - Shock sensor monitoring disabled 18 9. Trunk security zone 19 10. Alarm clock 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 11. Fuel left 1. Flashes if there is no connection to the base unit 2. GSM connection indicator (for systems that are equipped with GSM-modem) 12. Car battery voltage, voltage security zone 3. Sending command indicator 13. Interior, engine and exterior air temperature 4. Handbrake/neutral indicator, brake pedal security zone 14. Numeric indicator. Displays current time Door security zone. Separate for each door (if there is separate control via digital 5. bus) 8 Pandora DXL-3050L service-security system User manual 9 15. Light signalization (using marker lights, turn signals) Siren sound and turn light signals Engine operation icon 16. Signal name Signal description Alarm mode, PANIC mode Incessant sound and light signals for 30 seconds 17.
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