MEGATRONIX TP22 User manual

MEGATRONIX

TP22

Anti-Code Grabbing Wireless Transponder

Immobilizer Security System

MEGATRONIX

CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.

Introduction

Congratulations on purchasing the immobilizer system. This high-tech immobilizer uses the latest

in transponder technology to protect automatically your vehicle from theft. Once installed, disarming

of the immobilizer is fully automatic and requires no action on the part of the user. It has three

points of immobilization as well as a negative armed output option.

Operation

One of the transponder tags should be attached to the key ring containing the vehicle’s ignition key.

It is important that only one tag be attached to the key ring at any given time. The other tag should

be kept separately as a spare or attached to the vehicle’s spare set of keys.

The immobilizer will automatically search for tags for the first 60 seconds after the driver’s door is

opened or the ignition is turned on. When a correct transponder tag is recognized, the LED will stop

flashing, indicating the immobilizer is disarmed.

The immobilizer will re-arm automatically 30 seconds after the ignition has been turned off. During

the automatic arming period, the LED will flash rapidly. Once armed, it will flash slowly.

Emergency Override

This immobilizer is equipped with a high security emergency override system. The override is

based on a PIN (Personal Identification Number) that must be entered through the ignition switch in

the event that a tag is lost. The PIN is entered by following the instructions below. All units when

shipped have a different PIN number with a sticker on the services card. A new PIN number is

programmable; please see Changing PIN Number further in the instructions.

To demonstrate, the override PIN number of 1-2-3-4 will be used. It is important to read and

understand the following instruction before beginning the override procedure.

Override is based on a combination of turning the ignition on and off, and counting the flashes from

the red LED. If a mistake is made, simply start the procedure again with the first digit.

Below procedure assumes the PIN is 1-2-3-4. Ensure no tag is in range of receiver (Ignition switch).

Action

Reaction

Result

Turn ignition switch ON

LED steady glow

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After ONE flash turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

PIN #1 Entered

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After TWO flashes turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

PIN #2 Entered

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After THREE flashes turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

PIN #3 Entered

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After FOUR flashes turn ignition ON

LED flashes quickly

PIN #4 Entered

Leave ignition ON - Immobilizer will

override after 15 seconds

LED will extinguish

The immobilizer will remain overridden until ignition is switched ON and a valid tag is within range

of receiver (ignition key); where the LED will flash rapidly as per auto-arming cycle.

Programming a New PIN Number

Changing PIN from 1-2-3-4 to 4-3-2-1. Ensure no tag is in range of receiver (Ignition switch).

Action

Reaction

Result

Turn ignition switch ON

LED steady glow

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After ONE flash turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

PIN #1 Entered

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After TWO flashes turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

PIN #2 Entered

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After THREE flashes turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

PIN #3 Entered

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After FOUR flashes turn ignition ON

LED flashes quickly

PIN #4 Entered

Switch ignition OFF before 5 seconds

LED flashes

At this point, the immobilizer new PIN is ready to be reprogrammed.

After FOUR flashes turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After THREE flashes turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After TWO flashes turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After ONEflash turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

Within 5 seconds show valid tag to

receiver (Ignition switch)

New PIN report

The immobilizer will now report the newly programmed PIN by flashing each number in sequence,

each one separated by a long flash.

1) Leave ignition ON until report finishes enabling new PIN; OR

2) Turn ignition OFF prior to finishing report to forget new PIN and revert back to old PIN.

It is important to record the new PIN number for future use. If a mistake is made and the PIN cannot

be remembered, enter the PIN 9-9-9-9 and then bring one of the coded tags close to the ignition

switch. This will reset the PIN to 1-2-3-4.

Programming a New Tag to the System

Assume the PIN is still 1-2-3-4. Ensue no tag is in range of receiver (Ignition switch).

Action

Reaction

Result

Turn ignition switch ON

LED steady glow

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After ONE flash turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

PIN #1 Entered

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After TWO flashes turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

PIN #2 Entered

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After THREE flashes turn ignition ON

LED steady glow

PIN #3 Entered

Turn ignition OFF and count flashes

LED flashes

After FOUR flashes turn ignition ON

LED flashes quickly

PIN #4 Entered

At this point, the immobilizer new tag is ready to be reprogrammed.

Within 5 seconds place tag into

receiver area (Ignition Switch)

LED will glow

constantly for TWO

seconds

Tag is now

confirmed

Repeat step 10 for any more tags

NOTE: The immobilizer contains enough memory to store five tags. When a sixth tag is

programmed, the unit will cycle around and overwrite tag #1. This feature is useful

when re-programming the system after tags are either lost or stolen.

Once LED is glowing constantly,

switch the ignition OFF. Unit is now

armed and will respond to new tag

LED flashes then

glows constantly

In the event that both tags are lost and the system is overridden, the immobilizer must be brought

out of override before a new transponder can be programmed. Open the driver’s door, turn the

ignition ON and then bring the new un-coded transponder close to the ignition. Allow 30 seconds

for immobilizer to re-arm and begin programming procedure.

WIRING DIAGRAM

Status LED

Black wire with Black marker

Black wire with Red marker

Black wire with Yellow marker

Black wire with White marker

Black wires

System Ground (–)

12 Volt Constant (+)

Ignition Switch Acc (+)

Door Circuit (–)

Immobilization Circuit 1

Immobilization Circuit 2

LOOP

ANTENNA

Red and Black wires

TP22

ANTENNA INSTALLATION

1. Antenna can be installed in the vicinity position of the ignition lock, but do not place it too close

to the ignition’s metal parts so as to get better range as shown below:

2. Antenna must be installed as an even circular shape. Do not install bended such as below:

3. Please place the antenna as a 90o angle with the direction of the tag how the user usually

approaches the tag’s antenna to get maximum range (5 to 6 inches) as below:

IG Lock

I.G Lock

I.G. Lock

Antenna

Correct

Wrong

(Do not place too deep

on the metal lock)

(Do not place too

near the metal lock)

Wrong

Correct

Effective Area

Tag

Poor Range:

Just 2 or 3 cm for 0oangle and 7 or 8

cm for 30o angles

You can get longer

range if tag is facing

antenna center loop

while approaching.

Effective

Range

接收範

圍

Long Range:

12 to 15 cm for 90oangle

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Antenna

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