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Ghost Immobiliser 2
Secures your vehicle from key cloning and prevents thieves from driving it with the keys you originally had. Our latest immobiliser connects to your vehicles data network, CAN, and the unique PIN code needs to be entered in order for the engine to begin.
Ghost unlike trackers, doesn't emit radio frequency signals and can't be identified by diagnostic tools. Also, it doesn't have any indicators in the form of LEDs or buttons that give the impression that it is in your vehicle or van.
Anti-key cloning
The ghost immobiliser has been designed to combat key cloning and hacking. This device connects to the CAN data network in your vehicle and creates an unique pin code push sequence by using the factory buttons on your dashboard and steering wheel. This prevents the thief being able to start your vehicle. If the wrong PIN code is entered, your engine cannot be started and it will be impossible for them to drive away with your joy and pride.
Ghost immobilisers are new technology that is extremely hard for thieves to defeat. The ghost immobiliser, unlike physical deterrents like wheel locks and steering lock that can be cut, is a discreet electronic device. It isn't recognized by thieves as it does not emit radio signals and is operated in a silent manner.
The new generation of immobiliser is capable of protecting your vehicle from a variety of threats including keys that are duplicated, key-hacking, and even relay attacks. It also stops thieves from stealing keys or replacing your ECU because it won't permit them to start your vehicle without entering the correct PIN code.
Contrary to other immobilisers, the ghost immobiliser 2 doesn't require a remote or key fobs to operate. It is able to be deactivated via the driver's mobile by using a simple app. This is ideal for those times when you need to hand your car over for valet parking or for servicing without keys.
The autowatch ghost installers west midlands Ghost-II represents the latest version of the Ghost immobiliser. It is designed to be easy and convenient to use and yet be as secure as it can be. This is achieved by linking the Ghost-II into the vehicle's data network CAN, which means that there are no additional wires to hide or easily located. It comes with an inbuilt feature that allows users to disable the Ghost-II simply by connecting to the vehicle's Bluetooth.
OBD port hacking
OBD port hacking is a new technique being used by professional car thieves to steal cars. Thieves can access your vehicle's OBD port with no more than a laptop, an application, and a few cables that can be purchased on the internet for under PS50. Once they have access, they will be able to do anything they want to do, from resetting your vehicle's fault codes to tuning your vehicle, or taking it away in under a minute.
If you have an Ghost immobiliser fitted it can protect your vehicle from theft with this method by needing a unique PIN sequence is entered alongside your key fob to start the engine and drive away. It communicates with the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit) by using the CAN Data Circuit. This is undetectable by any RF scanning technology or code grabbing. It has a Service/Valet Mode that allows your vehicle to start with no PIN code.
To make use of an OBD hacking device, you'll need to have an operating system that is capable of reading the OBD protocol. These is available for less than PS100 on ebay or Amazon. You'll also require cables with OBD pins which are connected to the CAN bus, these can be found on Amazon/Ebay for about PS50. The cable needs to be connected to the wiring harness of your car, such as the radio wiring harness.
Once the hacker has a connection to your vehicle's OBD port, they will send diagnostics requests to the system at a high baud rate which can cause CAN to crash and block systems in your car from functioning. This could cause your vehicle's engine to stop or stop working.
No remotes or keys are required.
A car immobiliser is fantastic piece of anti-theft technology used by billions of modern cars around the globe. Using engine ECU software to stop cars from beginning if a false transponder signal is detected by it an aftermarket immobiliser is a great way to protect your vehicle.
However, it could be easy for thieves to get around an immobiliser system when they have access to the code to deactivate it. The batteries in the majority of key fobs can be removed by prying it open and a burglar can use a simple tool to remove the immobiliser's internal circuit board and replace it with the blank. They'll then be able to start your vehicle.
The TASSA approved Ghost 2 is an immobiliser that doesn't require additional keys or remotes. The immobiliser connects directly to the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit). This is done through a discrete, silent data loop in the CAN which cannot be detected by diagnostic tools like the ones used by high-tech thieves. It does not have a traditional keyfob with LED indicator, so it is invisible.
There will be times where you have to disable Autowatch Ghost 2's auto-protection for instance, during an valet parking or a servicing. Ghost CAN immobilisers come with a feature called "Service Mode,' which you can activate with a simple push of a button on your phone. The vehicle can still be operated however its maximum speed will be restricted to 36mph for greater security.
If you'd like more information about the TASSA accredited ghost immobiliser, contact us today to book a demonstration at our workshop. A member of our team will explain the process, and give you your Ghost 2 emergency card, installation certificate, and security guarantee.
Simple PIN code change process
Ghost is a next-generation device that protects your vehicle without cutting wires or adding aftermarket key fobs. It connects directly to the vehicle's CAN data network and a personal PIN code is programmed into it via buttons on your steering wheel & the dash. The system prevents engine start and cannot be re-enabled since no RF signals are emitted from the device. This makes it inaccessible to sophisticated scanning or code grabbing technology that modern thieves employ.
The PIN code can be changed to lock out earlier drivers or include an override code if you forget the sequence. The installer will show you how to do this during installation. The system also includes a valet mode feature which can be used to temporarily disable the pin input sequence so that your mechanic or garage can fix the car without having to know the pin code. This is a great choice for customers who don't wish their pin sequence to be disclosed, but wish to leave their car with valet parking or service.
In contrast to Thatcham products that require additional key-fobs in order to operate, Ghost is a discreet system which takes advantage of the buttons on your car to create a unique and interchangeable PIN code sequence. The sequence is entered via the app for smartphones, meaning that no additional LEDs are thrown and your car is protected with no risk of being disabled by hackers or other technology.
Tested for each vehicle
Unlike key fobs that require you to press buttons on them, a ghost immobiliser is discreetly installed under your dash or steering wheel to make sure you are unaware it's there. The device is connected to the CAN network of your vehicle and a PIN code can be programmed by using the buttons on your car. The system stops the engine from starting until this code has been entered prior to. This means that thieves cannot clone your car's existing keys or gain access to the OBD port to hack into your vehicle.
Ghost can be fitted in all vehicles including electric cars, vans motorhomes, and bikes. It's also incredibly versatile and can be programmed to turn off in various scenarios. For example, it can be programmed to enter Valet mode when the vehicle is being taken to a valet parking or servicing company. This permits you to drive within a speed limit of 30 mph and the ghost immobiliser will turn on itself when your vehicle is returned to your possession.
The device can be reset at any time to your personal PIN number. This is beneficial in the event that you forget your code or the device becomes inoperable, meaning that it's effectively as good as new again.
The device is also completely unnoticed by anyone who doesn't know what it is. It works by running through existing buttons on your car's dashboard and steering wheel and uses the data they transmit to determine the buttons that have been activated. This makes it a completely secure and reliable security system that isn't affected by RF scanning, jamming or door lock pick sets.
Secures your vehicle from key cloning and prevents thieves from driving it with the keys you originally had. Our latest immobiliser connects to your vehicles data network, CAN, and the unique PIN code needs to be entered in order for the engine to begin.
Ghost unlike trackers, doesn't emit radio frequency signals and can't be identified by diagnostic tools. Also, it doesn't have any indicators in the form of LEDs or buttons that give the impression that it is in your vehicle or van.
Anti-key cloning
The ghost immobiliser has been designed to combat key cloning and hacking. This device connects to the CAN data network in your vehicle and creates an unique pin code push sequence by using the factory buttons on your dashboard and steering wheel. This prevents the thief being able to start your vehicle. If the wrong PIN code is entered, your engine cannot be started and it will be impossible for them to drive away with your joy and pride.
Ghost immobilisers are new technology that is extremely hard for thieves to defeat. The ghost immobiliser, unlike physical deterrents like wheel locks and steering lock that can be cut, is a discreet electronic device. It isn't recognized by thieves as it does not emit radio signals and is operated in a silent manner.
The new generation of immobiliser is capable of protecting your vehicle from a variety of threats including keys that are duplicated, key-hacking, and even relay attacks. It also stops thieves from stealing keys or replacing your ECU because it won't permit them to start your vehicle without entering the correct PIN code.
Contrary to other immobilisers, the ghost immobiliser 2 doesn't require a remote or key fobs to operate. It is able to be deactivated via the driver's mobile by using a simple app. This is ideal for those times when you need to hand your car over for valet parking or for servicing without keys.
The autowatch ghost installers west midlands Ghost-II represents the latest version of the Ghost immobiliser. It is designed to be easy and convenient to use and yet be as secure as it can be. This is achieved by linking the Ghost-II into the vehicle's data network CAN, which means that there are no additional wires to hide or easily located. It comes with an inbuilt feature that allows users to disable the Ghost-II simply by connecting to the vehicle's Bluetooth.
OBD port hacking
OBD port hacking is a new technique being used by professional car thieves to steal cars. Thieves can access your vehicle's OBD port with no more than a laptop, an application, and a few cables that can be purchased on the internet for under PS50. Once they have access, they will be able to do anything they want to do, from resetting your vehicle's fault codes to tuning your vehicle, or taking it away in under a minute.
If you have an Ghost immobiliser fitted it can protect your vehicle from theft with this method by needing a unique PIN sequence is entered alongside your key fob to start the engine and drive away. It communicates with the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit) by using the CAN Data Circuit. This is undetectable by any RF scanning technology or code grabbing. It has a Service/Valet Mode that allows your vehicle to start with no PIN code.
To make use of an OBD hacking device, you'll need to have an operating system that is capable of reading the OBD protocol. These is available for less than PS100 on ebay or Amazon. You'll also require cables with OBD pins which are connected to the CAN bus, these can be found on Amazon/Ebay for about PS50. The cable needs to be connected to the wiring harness of your car, such as the radio wiring harness.
Once the hacker has a connection to your vehicle's OBD port, they will send diagnostics requests to the system at a high baud rate which can cause CAN to crash and block systems in your car from functioning. This could cause your vehicle's engine to stop or stop working.
No remotes or keys are required.
A car immobiliser is fantastic piece of anti-theft technology used by billions of modern cars around the globe. Using engine ECU software to stop cars from beginning if a false transponder signal is detected by it an aftermarket immobiliser is a great way to protect your vehicle.
However, it could be easy for thieves to get around an immobiliser system when they have access to the code to deactivate it. The batteries in the majority of key fobs can be removed by prying it open and a burglar can use a simple tool to remove the immobiliser's internal circuit board and replace it with the blank. They'll then be able to start your vehicle.
The TASSA approved Ghost 2 is an immobiliser that doesn't require additional keys or remotes. The immobiliser connects directly to the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit). This is done through a discrete, silent data loop in the CAN which cannot be detected by diagnostic tools like the ones used by high-tech thieves. It does not have a traditional keyfob with LED indicator, so it is invisible.
There will be times where you have to disable Autowatch Ghost 2's auto-protection for instance, during an valet parking or a servicing. Ghost CAN immobilisers come with a feature called "Service Mode,' which you can activate with a simple push of a button on your phone. The vehicle can still be operated however its maximum speed will be restricted to 36mph for greater security.
If you'd like more information about the TASSA accredited ghost immobiliser, contact us today to book a demonstration at our workshop. A member of our team will explain the process, and give you your Ghost 2 emergency card, installation certificate, and security guarantee.
Simple PIN code change process
Ghost is a next-generation device that protects your vehicle without cutting wires or adding aftermarket key fobs. It connects directly to the vehicle's CAN data network and a personal PIN code is programmed into it via buttons on your steering wheel & the dash. The system prevents engine start and cannot be re-enabled since no RF signals are emitted from the device. This makes it inaccessible to sophisticated scanning or code grabbing technology that modern thieves employ.
The PIN code can be changed to lock out earlier drivers or include an override code if you forget the sequence. The installer will show you how to do this during installation. The system also includes a valet mode feature which can be used to temporarily disable the pin input sequence so that your mechanic or garage can fix the car without having to know the pin code. This is a great choice for customers who don't wish their pin sequence to be disclosed, but wish to leave their car with valet parking or service.
In contrast to Thatcham products that require additional key-fobs in order to operate, Ghost is a discreet system which takes advantage of the buttons on your car to create a unique and interchangeable PIN code sequence. The sequence is entered via the app for smartphones, meaning that no additional LEDs are thrown and your car is protected with no risk of being disabled by hackers or other technology.
Tested for each vehicle
Unlike key fobs that require you to press buttons on them, a ghost immobiliser is discreetly installed under your dash or steering wheel to make sure you are unaware it's there. The device is connected to the CAN network of your vehicle and a PIN code can be programmed by using the buttons on your car. The system stops the engine from starting until this code has been entered prior to. This means that thieves cannot clone your car's existing keys or gain access to the OBD port to hack into your vehicle.
Ghost can be fitted in all vehicles including electric cars, vans motorhomes, and bikes. It's also incredibly versatile and can be programmed to turn off in various scenarios. For example, it can be programmed to enter Valet mode when the vehicle is being taken to a valet parking or servicing company. This permits you to drive within a speed limit of 30 mph and the ghost immobiliser will turn on itself when your vehicle is returned to your possession.
The device can be reset at any time to your personal PIN number. This is beneficial in the event that you forget your code or the device becomes inoperable, meaning that it's effectively as good as new again.
The device is also completely unnoticed by anyone who doesn't know what it is. It works by running through existing buttons on your car's dashboard and steering wheel and uses the data they transmit to determine the buttons that have been activated. This makes it a completely secure and reliable security system that isn't affected by RF scanning, jamming or door lock pick sets.