Ghost Immobiliser 2

Protects your vehicle against key cloning and prevents thieves from driving the vehicle using original keys. Our most recent immobiliser connects to your vehicles data network via CAN and an individual PIN code has to be entered for the engine to begin.

Ghost unlike trackers, does not emit radio frequency signals and can't be detected by diagnostic tools. There are also no LED indicators or buttons giving the impression of its presence in your car or van.

Anti-key cloning

The Ghost immobiliser was designed to stop key cloning. The device connects to the CAN data network of your vehicle and creates a unique pin code push sequence using the factory buttons on your dashboard and steering wheel. This prevents the thief being able to start your vehicle. If the incorrect PIN is entered, it will prevent the engine from starting which makes it impossible to drive off with your joy and pride.

Ghost immobilisers are new technology that is extremely difficult for thieves to defeat. Contrary to physical deterrents, such as wheel locks and steering locks that can be cut or taken, the ghost immobiliser is a discreet electronic device that isn't recognized by ordinary thieves since it doesn't emit any radio signals and operates in a silent manner.

This next generation immobiliser is capable of protecting your vehicle from a myriad of threats including cloned keys, key-hacking and relay attacks. It is also able to stop the thief from adding a new key or replacing your ECU by ensuring that it does not allow the vehicle to start without entering the correct PIN code first.

In contrast to other immobilisers the ghost immobiliser 2 doesn't require any additional key fobs or remotes in order to operate. It can be deactivated using an app on the driver's smartphone. This is ideal for the times you have to hand your car over to valet parking or servicing without key fobs.

The Autowatch Ghost-II represents the latest evolution of Ghost's immobiliser. It is designed to be as simple and convenient to use as possible, but remains as secure as ever. This is accomplished by linking the Ghost-II with the vehicle's CAN data network. This means that there are no wires that can be hidden or easily found. It comes with a built-in feature which allows users to disable the Ghost-II simply by connecting it to the vehicle's Bluetooth.

OBD port hacking

OBD port hacking is the latest method used by professional car thieves. Thieves have access to your vehicle's OBD port with nothing more than a laptop, an app and a few cables that can be purchased online for less than PS50. Once they have access to your vehicle's OBD port, they are able to do whatever they like including setting fault codes, and tuning your car to taking your joy and pride away in less than a minute.

It can protect your vehicle from being stolen by requiring a specific PIN code to be entered along with your key fob before you can start the engine or leave. It does this by interacting with the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit) on the CAN Data circuit and is totally undetectable to any code grabbing or RF scanning technology. It also comes with a Service/Valet option that allows your vehicle to be started without the need for a PIN code.

You'll also require a cable with OBD pins that are connected to the CAN bus. These cables can be found on eBay or Amazon for around PS50. You will also require a cable with OBD pins connected to the CAN Bus. These cables can be bought on eBay or Amazon for PS50. The cable needs to be spliced into the wiring harness of your car, such as the radio wiring harness.

Once the hacker has gained access to the OBD port of your vehicle, they will send diagnostics to the system using high baud rate which can cause a crash to the car's CAN and prevent the systems from working. This could cause the engine to stall and doors to lock, or even the brakes to be engaged.

No need to purchase additional remotes or key fobs

An immobiliser for your car is a fantastic piece of anti-theft technology that is used by billions of modern cars around the globe. An aftermarket immobiliser protects your vehicle by using engine ECU software that prevents vehicles from starting when the transponder is false.

It is possible for a thief, if they know the code that disables an immobiliser, and bypass it. A thief could easily remove the battery from many key fobs by squeezing them open. They could then employ a simple tool in order to take out the internal circuit board of an immobiliser and replace it with blank. Then they will be capable of starting your vehicle.

The TASSA approved Ghost 2 is an immobiliser that does not require any additional keys or remotes. The immobiliser communicates with engine ECU (Engine Control Unit) through a discreet quiet data circuit in CAN that is unnoticeable with diagnostic tools, such as those employed by high-tech thieves. It also doesn't make use of a traditional key-fob that has LED indicators, meaning it's not visible at sight.

There will be occasions that you must deactivate Autowatch Ghost 2's auto-protection for instance, during a valet parking or service job. The ghost CAN immobiliser comes with a specific mode for this, referred to as 'Service Mode which can be activated with just a push of an app on your phone. The car can still be operated however, the maximum speed is limited to 36 mph.

Contact us today to arrange a demonstration at our workshop. A member of our team will explain how the system works and will give you a Ghost 2 emergency card, installation certificate, and security guarantee.

Simple process to change the PIN code

Ghost is the latest generation of device that secures your vehicle without cutting wires or installing key fobs from an aftermarket. It connects directly to your vehicle's CAN data network, and a personalised PIN code is programmed into it via buttons on your steering wheel and the dash. The device does not emit RF signals, which means it is not able to be tampered with. This makes it impossible to detect by sophisticated RF scanning and code grabbing techniques employed by modern thieves.

The PIN code can be changed to block previous drivers or even include an override code in case you forget the sequence. During installation the installer will show how to accomplish this. The system includes a valet mode feature that can be used to temporarily disable pin input sequences, so that your garage or mechanic can work on the vehicle without having to know the pin number. This is a great option for customers who don't wish their pin sequence to be revealed but still wish to leave their car with valet parking or service.

Unlike Thatcham products that require additional key-fobs to operate, Ghost is a discreet system which takes advantage of the buttons inside your vehicle to create a unique interchangeable PIN code sequence. This sequence is entered via the smartphone app. No extra LED indicators are thrown, and your car will be protected without any risk of being disabled.

Tested for each vehicle

A ghost immobiliser, in contrast to key fobs that require you to press buttons, is hidden under the dash or on the steering wheel. It is not obvious that it's there. The device is connected to your vehicle's CAN network and a PIN number can be programmed by using the buttons on your vehicle. The system then prevents your engine from running until this code has been entered before. This means that thieves cannot duplicate the keys on your car or access the OBD port to hack your vehicle.

ghost ii immobiliser immobiliser fitting [En Acus explained in a blog post] can be installed in all vehicles including electric cars, motorhomes, vans, and bikes. It's also incredibly versatile and can be programmed to shut down in various situations. It can be programmed to enter Valet mode, for example when the vehicle is taken to a valet service or parking company. This permits you to drive within a 30mph speed limit and the ghost immobiliser will turn on itself when your vehicle is returned to your possession.

Another fantastic feature is that the device can be reset to your personal PIN code at any time. This is beneficial in the event that you forget your code or the device becomes inoperable and is as good as new again.

It is also unnoticed by anyone who doesn't even know what it is. This is because it runs through the buttons that are already on your car's dashboard and steering wheel and uses the data they transmit to determine the buttons that have been pressed. This makes it a secure and reliable security system that cannot be altered by RF scanning or jamming, or even a door lock pick set.