Directory of Terminology
- REMOTE CONTROL
- Alarm operated by two uniquely coded radio transmitters for convenient remote control of alarm and central locking (if fitted to the vehicle).
- SECURE CODE LEARING
- A convenient yet highly secure feature which permits the Hawk approved installer to quickly supply you with new replacement remotes or electronic keys whilst invalidating those lost or stolen.
- RANDOM ENCRYPTION
- This is a technology whereby the coded signal transmitted by the remote control is scrambled thus preventing the use by thieves of so-called “code grabbers” and “scanners” from disarming your alarm.
- VISUAL CONFIRMATION
- When the alarm is controlled by remote the indicators on the car will flash confirming alarm status.
- AUDIBLE CONFRIMATION
- When the alarm is controlled by remote the siren “bleeps” confirming alarm status.
- EARTH CONTACT DETECTION ULTRASONICDETECTION
- Opening of passenger compartment doors- boot/hatch/bonnet triggers off the alarm, by permitting a switch to close ground. Protection of vehicle interior by sensors which pick up air movement inside the vehicle. This feature is selectable for venting purposes.
- SHOCK SENSORS
- If a severe impact is registered to a vehicle the alarm system will sound. Only applies to multiple sensor systems.
- GLASS BREAKAGE DETECTOR
- Detects vehicle windows being smashed.
- MICROWAVE DETECTOR
- Detects a mass entering the vehicle. More suitable than ultrasonics if an open cabriolet needs protection.
- IMMOBLISATION
- When the system is armed it inhibits driving by isolating engine circuits.