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TEC-61231-23 Technical Manualе 

PRIZRAK

Programming sequence

1. 

Turn on the ignition.

2. 

Enter PIN-code, wait for confirmation.

3. 

To enter Menu 1 press the Programming button 10 times, the 

Alarm will emit three audio and three LED signals. To enter 

Menu 1.2 press the Programming button 11 times: the Alarm 

will emit six audio and light signals.

4. 

Select menu option by pressing and releasing the Programming 

button the number of times matching the number of option. 

The Alarm will confirm the option number by a series of audio 

signals.

5. 

Go to option setting by pressing and holding the brake pedal. 

The Alarm will notify of the option status by a series of audio 

signals of a changing duration.

6. 

Adjust option settings by pressing the Programming button the 

number of times matching the number of steps from the current 

status to the required one (for example, to go from function 

#2 (Arming pulse) to function #16 (Vehicle is moving), press 

the Programming button 14 times). The Alarm will confirm the 

selected function by audio and visual signals. Please remember 

that from the last function the program will go to the first 

one. Release brake pedal to switch indication from status to 

the number of current menu option. Now you can move to 

programming the next function or exit the programming mode.

7.  Programming  algorithm  for  function 

#8 

–  Doors,  hood and 

trunk.

7.1 

Set any combination of doors, hood and trunk, which when 

opening will emit a signal at a programmable output. In 

this description, doors, hood and trunk are referred to as 

doors.

7.2 

With the brake pedal pressed go to option 8. The Alarm will 

emit 2 successive series of 8 audio signals, and then will 

emit irregular audio signals. After hearing the latter release 

the brake pedal. The Alarm will continue to emit irregular 

signals. Open those doors, which are to be indicated by 

this output. Other doors should be kept closed (doors can 

be opened in advance). Press the brake pedal again. The 

Alarm will inform of the status by series of 8 signals, and 

the doors will be assigned to this output. If you do not 

press the brake pedal and abort programming, the Alarm 

will save previous settings. Release the brake pedal, and 

the Alarm goes back to displaying the option number.

8.  Programming algorithm for function 

#10 

– Factory buttons 

With  the  brake  pedal  pressed  go  to  option 10. The Alarm 

will emit 2 successive series of 10 audio signals, and then 

will emit irregular signals. While still holding the brake pedal, 

press the required button (please refer to Integrator for the 

list of buttons for each vehicle). If the Alarm recognized the 

button, it will stop emitting irregular signals and go back 

to indicating option status by series of 10 signals. Release 

the brake pedal, and the Alarm goes back to displaying the 

menu option number. If you release the brake pedal before 

assigning a button, the Alarm will exit this option, save 

previous option settings, and go back to indication of the 

option number.

9.  Programming algorithm for function 

#15 

– Gearbox state"

With the brake pedal pressed go to option 15. The Alarm will 

emit 2 successive series of 15 audio signals, and then will emit 

irregular audio signals. While still holding the brake pedal, 

switch the transmission to required position: P, N, D* or R 

(transmission selector can be set in the necessary position in 

advance). For automated transmission switch to R, N, D*, and 

for manual transmission you can only switch to R. Release, 

then press again the brake pedal. The Alarm will stop emitting 

irregular signals and go back to displaying the option status by 

series of 15 signals. Release the brake pedal, and the Alarm 

goes back to displaying the menu option number. If you do not 

press the brake pedal and abort programming of this option, 

the Alarm will save previous settings.

10. Programming algorithm for assigning a parking control button

With the brake pedal pressed go to option 14 – Menu 1. The 

Alarm will start emitting irregular audio and light signals. 

Press and hold the selected button for a certain amount of 

time (if the Alarm recognizes the button, the system will stop 

emitting signals while the button is pressed):

Short button press – hold the button for at least 2 seconds

Long  button  press  (2.5  sec) –  hold  the button for 2 to 5 

seconds.  Status control – hold the button for at least 5 

seconds.  Release the button, and the Alarm will emit one 

audio and light signal and stop the displaying. Release the 

brake pedal, and the Alarm goes back to displaying the 

option number.

11. 

In  order  to  move  to  programming  next  menu option press 

and release the Programming button for the number of times 

necessary for navigation from the required option (for example, 

in order to navigate from option #2 to option #8 press and 

release the Programming button 6 times). Please note that 

when navigating menu options, the first option follows the last 

one.

Exiting the programming mode. The Alarm will exit programming 

mode and save all configuration settings in energy independent 

memory when the ignition is turned off or within 60 seconds after last 

menu action if the brake pedal is released.

Configuration of integrated sensors

Table 11.  Configuration of shock sensors and tilt\movement sensor

#

Function

Range

Factory default

Notes 

1

Shock sensor warning perimeter

0-8

4

0 – perimeter switched off

8 – maximum sensitivity

2

Shock sensor trigger perimeter

0-8

4

0 – perimeter switched off

8 – maximum sensitivity

3

Tilt/Movement sensor

0-8

4

0 – perimeter switched off

8 – maximum sensitivity

Programming sequence

1. 

Turn on the ignition.

2. 

Enter PIN code, wait for confirmation.

3. 

Press and release the Programming button 8 times. The Alarm 

will emit five audio and light signals;

4. 

Choose  required  option  by  pressing  and  releasing  the 

Programming button a number of times matching a number of 

option. The Alarm will indicate the number of option by series 

of audio and light signals.

5. 

To program the selected option press and hold the brake pedal. 

The Alarm will notify of the option status by a series of audio 

and light signals of a changing duration.

6. 

Adjust  option  settings  by  pressing  the  Programming  button 

the number of times matching the number of steps from the 

current status to the required one. The Alarm will confirm the 

selected function by audio and visual signals. From the Last 

function the program will cycle to the first one.

The Alarm will leave programming mode and save all settings when 

the ignition is turned off while brake pedal is released or within 10 

seconds after last menu action if the brake pedal is released.

For efficient and convenient built-in shock sensor test, it is possible to temporarily exit the configuration mode. To do this, press and 

hold the brake pedal and turn off the ignition while configuring any of the zones. When the ignition is off no trill sound will be made. 

Check the sensor in operational mode. When you temporarily exit the configuration mode, windows are not closed automatically; 

otherwise the Alarm is operated in standard mode. When the ignition is on, the system automatically goes back to the point in 

configuration process before the exit. If you do not go back to configuration mode within 10 minutes (by turning on the ignition), the 

Alarm system will save the previously set sensitivity of the sensor and exit automatically. You will hear a trill.

Summary of Contents for Prizrak-810

Page 1: ...T ECH NIC A L M A NUA L For modern day vehicles and drivers Car Alarm System Comfort and innovation no remote controls ...

Page 2: ...his feature please see Integrator files for details Guard mode active state of the PINTODrive and AntiHiJack if one of these functions has entered guard mode to leave it it is required to enter PIN code otherwise engine will be locked Comfort feature feature allowing not only to lock doors from the factory remote but also to raise windows sunroof also can be closed Table of Contents Description of...

Page 3: ...obile phone for example arm and disarm the Alarm schedule tasks start the heater etc Options of the phone control include the smart voice menu Russian and English languages are avaliable please contact your shop to change the language of the system or application TEC you may download it from application store on your device and text messaging Getting started To start using the phone application yo...

Page 4: ...k sensor warning x7 Triggering of the tilt displacement sensor x8 Triggering of an extra sensor alarm x9 Triggering of an extra sensor warning Detailed information about events can be found in the trigger log which can be accessed from the voice menu Arming with sensor deactivation There are situations when you need to arm the Alarm with sensor input deactivation To deactivate sensors Arm the alar...

Page 5: ...p by entering the PIN code The Guard mode phases are as follows Idle phase Warning phase Locking phase Idle phase In this phase AntiHiJack follows two different algorithms depending on the availability of Speed control If the Speed control is available AntiHiJack waits until the vehicle covers a set distance from the moment of Guard mode activation Upon that AntiHiJack goes into the Warning phase ...

Page 6: ...or more circuits are still active i e there is no RFID tag or PIN code is not entered the vehicle will not move Authentication method can be selected when installing the Alarm without using the PUK code As a result the PUK code remains secret Authentication method can be changed without using the PUK code if The vehicle did not travel more than 10 km after the Alarm was installed the Speed control...

Page 7: ...he RFID tag or lost forgot the PIN code You want to change identity verification method After PUK code is entered all security functions of the Alarm will be deactivated regardless the selected authentication method PUK code can be found under the scratch layer on the plastic card The factory set PIN code is 2 it is entered by using the Programming button please check the Integrator PUK code entry...

Page 8: ...a GPS GLONASS 270 unit To locate the vehicle you need to send a text message command or via voice menu or using your mobile application Automatic window roll up The system can be programmed so that the vehicle windows are rolled up when engaging the lock Setting the electromechanical hood lock You can install an additional hood lock and program the Alarm to lock the hood when locking the vehicle a...

Page 9: ...e outputs demand Useful current of output 9 depends on demand connected to negative outputs Outputs 6 15 and 17 are protected from short circuit inductive eruptions overheating and overload Connector Color Type Note Current mA 18 pin 1 Black Ground For TEC 810 830 Power for additional devices For TEC 810 830 with thermal sensor Ground for engine temperature sensor 2 Blue Yellow Heater WBUS Webasto...

Page 10: ...iles Pins 4 13 CAN L CAN H vehicle data buses Connected to the vehicle CAN bus please see the Integrator files Pin 5 Brake lights state Used if the vehicle CAN bus does not contain brake pedal position data please see the Integrator files In such cases Pin 5 is connected to the output of brake pedal terminal switch Pin 6 Engine lock Connected to one of the relay coil contacts which is used to lock...

Page 11: ...ve Set the Alarm to operate with digital buttons Menu 1 Option 4 note that this menu option can be modified only by using a built in button and before the PIN code was entered for the first time via using analog or digital buttons Any further modifications will possible only after system reset Assign activated button as the Programming button turn the ignition on push the button and hold it for at...

Page 12: ...e of external buttons 1 2 1 analogue buttons 2 digital buttons Inputs 7 and 16 connector Х1 18 pin 5 Control of the factory security system 1 2 On 1 on 2 off 6 Sequential door opening 1 2 Off 1 on 2 off 7 Hazard lights control algorithm 1 5 1 pulse negative 2 status negative 3 pulse positive 4 status positive 5 lights control negative 8 Central lock alternative control algorithm 1 3 1 single wire ...

Page 13: ...r to Activation by reverse gear However when parking sensors are disabled by using a control button they will not be activated when gearbox is in R position up to the next ignition or command from a control button Table 8 Configuration of programmable configuration of inputs outputs Connector Function Setting range Factory default settings 1 X1 18 pin output 15 18 pin port 1 41 Alternate hazard li...

Page 14: ... Movement speed Emitting a pulse with a pulse frequency in proportion with the vehicle s speed 1 pulse per second corresponds to 1 km h The signal helps to evaluate the speed rather than give an exact value 20 Brake Emitting a constant level signal when the brake pedal is pressed 21 Hand brake Emitting a constant level signal when the vehicle is on hand brake 22 External lights Emitting a constant...

Page 15: ...y in Security mode When a command to open the trunk is detected the Alarm ignores external sensor inputs and trunk terminal switch for 5 seconds until the actual opening of the trunk In 5 seconds after the trunk lid has been closed sensor inputs and the trunk will be secured 8 Parking system button The function controls parking sensors by using accessory button this may be required if there are no...

Page 16: ... status by series of 15 signals Release the brake pedal and the Alarm goes back to displaying the menu option number If you do not press the brake pedal and abort programming of this option the Alarm will save previous settings 10 Programming algorithm for assigning a parking control button With the brake pedal pressed go to option 14 Menu 1 The Alarm will start emitting irregular audio and light ...

Page 17: ... the Programming button the number of times matching the number of steps from the current status to the required one The Alarm will confirm the selected function by audio and visual signals Please remember that from the last function the program will go to the first one 7 The Alarm will exit the settings mode and save all configuration settings in energy independent memory when the ignition is tur...

Page 18: ...he option status by a series of audio and light signals of a changing duration 6 Adjust option settings by pressing the Programming button the number of times matching the number of steps from the current status to the required one The Alarm will confirm the selected function by audio and visual signals Please remember that from the last function the program will go to the first one 7 The Alarm wi...

Page 19: ...umber of signals per series is a number of registered RFID tags 6 Put the battery back into one of the RFID tags The Alarm will register this RFID tag while emitting audio signal After registration is complete the Alarm will emit series of audio and light signals indicating a number of all registered RFID tags Make sure that the number of signals equals the number of registered RFIDs If while regi...

Page 20: ...o and light signals because the current factory set option setting 1 100 meters 6 Change option 3 to do so press brogramming button 2 times i e increase setting by 2 1 2 3 The Alarm will inform you about chosen menu setting with by a series of 3 audio and light signals 300 meters 7 Exit programming mode by turning the ignition off Reset to the factory default settings The Alarm has a procedure of ...

Page 21: ... 23 Technical Manualе PRIZRAK Use the picture to draw arrangement of the Alarm units This can help to find the alarm units Arranging the Alarm units in the vehicle Keep this sketch out of the reach of third parties ...

Page 22: ...D 1 Reminder card 1 User manual 1 Warranty certificate 1 Connection diagram 1 Unit package 1 Specifications and operating conditions Parameter Value Power supply voltage V 9 15 Maximum current draw in standby mode mA 10 Maximum current draw in operating mode A 1 5 Operating temperature C 40 85 Storage temperature C 40 85 Maximum relative air humidity 95 ...

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