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General| Brand | PATROLLINE |
|---|---|
| Model | HPS 845 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Explains the system's ability to interface with the vehicle's CAN BUS for information acquisition and operation.
Details optional devices like transmitters and transponders to enhance safety and system functionality.
Describes how to arm and disarm the vehicle alarm using the original remote control.
Explains the meaning of different LED indications on the dashboard for system status.
Details the functions and operations of the optional bi-directional HPA 974 remote control.
Covers the optional use of HPA977 transponder for security functions like Immobilizer, Anti-Aggression, and Anti-Theft.
Explains the activation and operation of the immobilizer function when the vehicle is switched off.
Describes the anti-aggression function, activated by vehicle speed, and its engine block mechanism.
Details the anti-theft function, activated by door status and vehicle speed, with engine block activation.
Explains the neutral time condition after arming and how the system indicates alarm status.
Describes how to activate an alarm cycle using the remote control or HPA 974.
Explains how to exclude additional sensors after system arming using the remote control.
Details how trunk unlocking by remote control disarms specific sensors.
Explains how the system remembers its state if disarmed or detached from the cable harness.
Describes methods to exclude the horn or siren using ignition key or HPA 974 remote.
Explains the auto-arming function that activates if no action is taken after disarming.
Details how the system excludes a sensor or line after 3 consecutive activations.
Describes the general alarm system operation, including optic-acoustic signals and stopping the alarm.
Explains how the system records alarm causes and how to verify them using LED flash codes.
Describes how the system triggers an alarm cycle upon detecting radio interference.
Explains the Valet function, which puts the alarm into standby mode, allowing the car to be left at a service center.
Describes an alternative method to activate the Valet function using the anti-theft push-button.
Details the Pre Valet function which disables anti-aggression and anti-theft functions while keeping others active.
Provides instructions for disarming the alarm using an emergency pin code when remote controls are lost.
Guides on how to customize the factory pre-set release pin code for disarming the alarm.
Provides a general connection example diagram for the HPS 5 system.
Explains how to adjust the ultrasonic module sensitivity using the trimmer.
Details the two alarm outputs for siren or horn connection and their configurations.
Describes the connection of the HPS 98 wireless siren, avoiding engine compartment wiring.
Illustrates how to use an external power relay for the engine kill circuit with higher current.
Provides guidance on installing HPA 975 transmitters on doors, windows, and lockers.
Details how to modify and set up programmable functions for the alarm system.
Covers installer settings for functions F.6 (Pulse) through F.17 (Not applicable).
Covers installer settings for functions F.18 (On) through F.31 (Default Restore).
Provides advice on maintaining PATROLLINE alarm systems for reliability and longevity.
Guides on how to replace batteries in optional devices like HPA977, HPA974, and HPA975.
Lists the key technical specifications of the HPS 845 alarm system.
States that the product follows directive Regulation No. 116 and includes homologation details.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the PATROLLINE device warranty, including limitations.
A form for the professional installer to certify the correct installation of the device.
