Hippcron Car Central Kit System with Remote Control

1. Product Overview

The Hippcron Car Central Kit System provides convenient remote control functionality for your vehicle's central locking system, offering features such as remote lock/unlock, trunk release, window closing, and car searching. This system is designed for universal compatibility with most 12V vehicles.

Package Contents:

• 1 x Main Unit (Control Box)
• 2 x Remote Control Transmitters (Keys)
• 1 x LED Indication Light
• 1 x Connecting Wire Harness
• 1 x English User Manual (This document)

Note: Due to customs security inspection, batteries are not included in the package. Please prepare 2x CR2016 batteries for each remote control (total 4 batteries for two remotes).

2. Setup and Installation

Installation of this keyless entry system requires professional car electrician assistance. Incorrect wiring can damage the vehicle's electrical system or the device itself.

2.1 Main Unit Connection

Connect the main unit to your vehicle's electrical system using the provided wiring harness. Ensure all connections are secure and insulated.

2.2 Wiring Diagram

Refer to the detailed wiring diagram below for proper connection to your vehicle's central locking system, parking lights, power windows, and trunk release. The system supports both electronic and pneumatic door locks.

2.3 Remote Control Battery Installation

Each remote control requires two CR2016 3V batteries. Open the remote casing carefully, insert the batteries with the correct polarity, and close the casing securely.

3. Operating Instructions

The remote control transmitters allow you to operate various functions of your car's central locking system.

3.1 Remote Control Functions:

• LOCK: Press the lock button once. The parking lights will flash once, the siren will sound once (if connected), and the central door lock will engage. The LED indicator will flash once per second.
• UNLOCK: Press the unlock button once. The parking lights will flash twice, the siren will sound twice (if connected), and the central door lock will disengage. The LED indicator will turn off.
• CAR SEARCH: Press the car search button once. The parking lights will flash for 30 seconds, and the siren will sound. Press the same button again to stop, or press the lock button multiple times.
• TRUNK RELEASE (-3s, 50mA): Long press the trunk open button (often labeled with a trunk icon or 'AUX') for 3 seconds to release the trunk. The parking lights will flash three times. This function requires an actuator and a relay in the car's electronic trunk lock system.
• WINDOW CLOSING (Power Window Output -25S): Press the lock button once. The turning lights flash once and the door locks. The power window signal will output a negative trigger for 25 seconds. This function depends on the car's circuit delay and requires the car to have a power window closer.
• LIGHT/SOUND SIGNAL:
  • Lock: Yellow light flashing, make beep sound.
  • Unlock: Yellow light double flashing, make beep sound twice.
  This function works only when the car has a beeper or is connected to the car horn.

3.2 Remote Control Range:

The maximum remote control range is between 30 to 80 meters, depending on surrounding conditions and environmental factors.

4. Maintenance

4.1 Code Learning:

To program a new remote control or re-learn an existing one:

1. Press the learning switch on the main unit once. The turning lights will flash once.
2. Immediately press any button on the remote control you wish to learn. The code will be learned.
3. If you need to learn more remotes, repeat the process for each additional remote.

4.2 Clear Code:

To clear all learned remote control codes from the system:

1. Press and hold the learning switch on the main unit for 3 seconds.
2. The turning lights will flash 3 times, indicating that all codes have been cleared.

4.3 Battery Replacement:

When the remote control's range decreases or it stops responding, it's time to replace the batteries. Each remote uses two CR2016 3V batteries. Refer to Section 2.3 for battery installation instructions.

5. Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with your Hippcron Car Central Kit System, refer to the following common problems and solutions:

• Remote not responding: Check the remote control batteries. Ensure you are within the effective operating range (30-80 meters). Obstructions or strong electromagnetic interference can reduce range.
• System not locking/unlocking: Verify all wiring connections are secure, especially the power and central door lock wires. Ensure the main unit is receiving power.
• Antenna issues: If the remote range is significantly reduced, ensure the antenna is firmly inserted into the control box.
• Siren/Horn not sounding: Check the siren/horn wiring connection. Ensure your vehicle has a compatible beeper or horn connected to the system.
• Window closing function not working: This function requires your car to have a power window closer and depends on the car's circuit delay. Verify these conditions are met and the wiring is correct.
• Trunk release not working: This function requires an actuator and a relay in your car's electronic trunk lock system. Ensure these components are present and correctly wired.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

• Q: Is this system compatible with all cars?
  A: It is universal and suitable for almost all 12V car types, but professional installation is recommended to ensure compatibility and correct wiring for your specific vehicle model.
• Q: What if I lose a remote control?
  A: You can purchase a new remote and use the 'Code Learning' procedure (Section 4.1) to program it to your system. You may also consider clearing all codes and re-learning your remaining remotes for security.

6. Specifications

7. Warranty and Support

7.1 Warranty Terms:

The warranty for this product is valid for one year from the date of purchase. Within this period, manufacturing defects can be repaired by authorized service agents with support from the warranty card and purchase invoice.

7.2 Exclusions of the Warranty:

The warranty does not cover:

• Failure of warning siren, remote control, shocking sensor, or main unit caused by water ingress.
• Normal wear and tear of batteries.
• Damages resulting from tampering, unapproved disassembling, rebuilding, and improper use.

7.3 Additional Resources:

For further details and a downloadable version of the user manual, please refer to the official PDF document: User Manual (PDF)

8. User Tips

• Professional Installation: Always opt for professional installation to ensure the system is correctly wired and functions optimally, preventing potential damage to your vehicle or the device.
• Battery Maintenance: Regularly check the remote control batteries. If the range decreases, replace them promptly with CR2016 batteries.
• Keep Remotes Dry: Protect your remote controls from moisture and extreme temperatures to prolong their lifespan.
• Test Functions: After installation or any maintenance, test all remote functions (lock, unlock, trunk, car search, windows) to ensure they are working correctly.
• Antenna Placement: Ensure the main unit's antenna is not obstructed and is securely connected for the best remote range.