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User manual
Pandora DXL-1700L service-security system
Wire 12 (Black) is ground, this wire should be connected to the car body in a grounding spot or to
a reliable conductor, connecting car body or to any grounded device. The wire should be connected
FIRST during installation.
Programming mode (recording) of RHM-06 module
1. Enter the programming mode on the level 5.
2. Wire 6 (programming) of RHM-06 module connects to wire 12 (ground) and connects with a
grounded spot of the car.
3. After wire 11 is connected (module power 12V), the system will confirm recording of the
module to the system’s memory with 1 beep of the siren connected to the base unit. If the siren is
connected to the RHM-06 module, there will be no sound signal.
4. Disconnect the programming wire 6 from wire12 and insulate the wires.
GPS/GLONASS receiver NAV-035
Connection
1
Red
2
Black
+12V
GND
GSM aerial
Top side
Pandora NAV-035 is a high sensitivity
GPS/GLONASS receiver used to determine
precise coordinates of the car. The receiver
operates on our 2,4 GHz wireless interface.
The receiver should be placed under the
dashboard, aerial should be placed in the top
for better reception of the satellite signal.
Programming of GPS/GLONASS receiver NAV-035
Enter level 8 of programming mode using VALET button and apply power to GPS/GLONASS receiver
Pandora NAV-035. If the recording was successful, siren of the base unit will emit a confirmation beep.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Glossary of terms
AlarmStudio – an installation helper software that is to be installed on a Windows PC (preferably,
laptop). AlarmStudio allows changing any parameters in the system and provides installation tips for
particular cars. Easy to use and intuitive, AlarmStudio is required for in-depth and highly customized
installation. Installation without AlarmStudio, although entirely possible, may be incomplete and
lacking in functionality.
Base Unit – it is a small box that acts as a ‘brain’ of the system. It contains a printed circuit
board, sensors and supplementary devices like 3D accelerometer and sockets for connecting it to
car systems. Powerful processor unit and ingenious algorithms allow for hundreds of programmable
parameters, accessible via AlarmStudio (and via VALET button for some).
Car alarm system – a set of third-party electronic devices that are installed in a car body and
connected to its electric and data networks in order to provide enhanced security.
Car service-security system – same as car alarm system but with more service options, e.g.
telemetry, remote engine start, various control options.
Channel – a name we use in our service-security systems to indicated a combined position and
function of particular output socket and corresponding wiring.
Original security system – a built-in security system that is present on some car models. You can
set up particular logic of interaction between this system and ours – control over it or a slave mode.
Telemetry – in car service-security systems is a combined capability to gather, process and
convey to user various data regarding the car – temperatures, voltages, fuel level, sensor data, etc.
Timer channel – a term we use in our service-security systems to name channels that activate
additional options or accessories (e.g. seat heating, light path, additional block relays). Any channel
(output) can be set as timer channel, that can be activated from the remote, or incorporated into
scheduled and sequential routines. To assign timer channels, use AlarmStudio.
