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User manual
Safety Measures for Operating the Immobilizer
General Description
Technical Specifications
Table of possible indications
Control via Tag
Control via Indication Module
Operation Modes and Functions
Emergency Unlock Mode
Changing the unlock code
Device registration mode
Setup Recommendations
Installiation manual
Table of possible indications
Delivery set
Technical Specifications
Connection diagram
General Installation Requirements
Immobilizer Connection
Telematic setting of the immobilizer
Programming Parameters with the Tag

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  • Page 1 StarLine i95 LUX, i95, i95 ECO EN version mock manual User manual Safety Measures for Operating the Immobilizer General Description Technical Specifications Table of possible indications Control via Tag Control via Indication Module Operation Modes and Functions Emergency Unlock Mode...
  • Page 2 Registration of new devices Installation sheet Software...
  • Page 3 User manual...
  • Page 4 User manual Safety Measures for Operating the Immobilizer Please read carefully! Some simple requirements must be observed for safe use of the immobilizer: 1. The immobilizer shall be installed only by qualified specialists. The immobilizer is connected to the car circuits related to engine operation. A radio channel is used for data exchange in the system, therefore stable tag identification depends on correct arrangement of the immobilizer components.

  • Page 5: General Description

    User manual General Description The StarLine i95 LUX, i95, and i95 ECO immobilizers are designed to protect the vehicle from theft and hijacking (hereinafter referred to as the immobilizer). Protection is provided by engine blocking. Data exchange between system components is carried out via radio channel (in the frequency range of 2.4 GHz) using encryption resistant to intellectual hacking.
  • Page 6 Do not tell the unlocking code to anyone! Remember that a malefactor, knowing thepersonal code, may deactivate the immobilizer’s protective functions. If you have grounds to think that the unlocking code became known to third parties, change it as soon as possible. You should carry along the plastic card or note down the unlocking code in an accessible place (for instance, in the mobile telephone).

  • Page 7: Technical Specifications

    10 meters (*) Ingress Protection IP67 Supply Voltage, V 9–16 Consumption current with switched-off ignition, mA 6.6 (i95, i95 LUX) 2.4 (i95 ECO) Consumption current with switched-on ignition, mA 6.8 (**) Maximum current load via relay contacts, A Maximum current load at hood lock outputs, A Operating temperature range, °С...
  • Page 8 (*) — depends on location of the immobilizer components Parameter Value Frequency range of control radio signals, GHz Type of control code dialogue Maximum coverage range up to 10 meters (*) Ingress Protection IP67 Supply Voltage, V Operating temperature range, °С from −20 to +70 Battery type CR2025, CR2032...
  • Page 9 User manual Table of possible indications Event Tag (LED) Sound indication Notes Warning of — intermittent sound signals Take action to stop the car upcoming engine blocking Image not found or type unknown Discharged tag battery 3 sound signals Install new battery Image not found or type unknown Normal security mode —...
  • Page 10 User manual Control via Tag Image not found or type unknown The tag serves as an electronic key. When traveling in a vehicle equipped with an immobilizer, it is necessary to always have the tag with you. Exchange of codes via radio channel between the tag and the locking module prevents engine locking during the journey.
  • Page 11 Checking the Operating Mode and Communication Control 1. Briefly press the tag button. 2. The tag LED will flash 1 or 2 times. The flash color will correspond to the current operating mode of the immobilizer. Image not found or type unknown 3.
  • Page 12 To change the security mode, follow these steps: 1. Press and hold the tag button. Immediately after pressing, the tag will indicate the current operating mode and the status of the communication with the locking module. If the button is held for more than 2 seconds, the LED will light up for 2 seconds.

  • Page 13: Battery Replacement

    A low battery level in the tag is indicated by three short audible signals within 5 minutes after turning on the ignition.  Additionally, battery discharge is indicated by three flashes of red color when pressing the tag button. Image not found or type unknown Complete battery discharge will result in tag deactivation.
  • Page 15 User manual Control via Indication Module The indication module is installed inside the vehicle. The main purpose of the indication module is to provide advance warning of an impending engine lockout, which may occur due to the absence of the tag or its battery being fully discharged. Additionally, the indication module: Displays the current operating mode.
  • Page 16 Image not found or type unknown...
  • Page 17 If communication with the locking module fails (for example, due to high levels of interference), the indication module will issue a warning with a red flash of the LED and an audible signal. Subsequently, the LED on the indication module will flash red every minute until the ignition is turned off or until the locking module is within radio communication range.
  • Page 18 Image not found or type unknown Checking the Number of Registered Devices 1. Briefly press the indication module button. The LED on the module will stay lit for 2 minutes. 2. During the two-minute indication, press the button again briefly - the LED will go out for a short time.
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  • Page 20: Operation Modes And Functions

    User manual Operation Modes and Functions The immobilizer is a system for engine start access with protection and service functions. Image not found or type unknown For driving a vehicle equipped with the immobilizer, it is sufficient to have the tag with you. After the tag appears within the range of the locking module, automatic code exchange occurs between them via radio communication.
  • Page 21 Image not found or type unknown Image not found or type unknown Image not found or type unknown Color — — — — Indicati (Tag, Indicati Module Entry using tag using using ignition key (i95 ECO, i95) into using indication module button (i95 LUX) mode...

  • Page 22: Normal Mode

    Exit using tag using upon tag appearance upon ignition from switch off mode Block permitted prohibited permitt prohibi activat Normal Mode In normal mode, after the ignition is turned on, the tag should remain inside the vehicle until the first successful data exchange. Subsequently, the presence or absence of the tag does not affect the operation of the immobilizer —...

  • Page 23: Service Mode

    If you hear the audible indication of imminent blocking, take immediate measures to safely stop the vehicle! Engine blocking is activated for 20 seconds. If the vehicle starts moving after the blocking cycle ends, the blockage will be reactivated for another 20 seconds. Each attempt to move the vehicle with the ignition on will result in engine blocking.

  • Page 24: Hands-Free Mode

    Image not found or type unknown If all tags registered in the immobilizer are lost, exiting the service mode will be impossible. To exit the service mode, perform the security mode change procedure (press and hold the button until the LED indicates the security mode color, then release the button during the 2- second flash).
  • Page 25 Image not found or type unknown Door lock control is possible only for the i95 and i95 LUX immobilizers. If "Hands-Free" mode is enabled in the settings, the immobilizer will remotely control the door lock according to the algorithm below.
  • Page 26 when the ignition is turned off, if the "Unlocking upon ignition off" option is enabled; when switching to emergency unlock mode (after entering the unlock code); when switching to service mode. The "close" pulse will be issued: when the hand touch sensor is pressed for a long time (more than 3 seconds) or when the tag moves away;...

  • Page 27: Programming Mode

    Telematics Configuration Mode The "Telematics Configuration" mode is designed for convenient and quick configuration of the immobilizer using the StarLine Master application. Programming Mode The "Programming" mode is intended for changing the unlock code, checking the stability of communication between the tag and the locking module, and adjusting the immobilizer's operation parameters using the tag.
  • Page 28 The "Device Registration" mode is intended for registering new components (tags, indicator modules) in the immobilizer's memory.
  • Page 29 User manual Emergency Unlock Mode In case the tags are lost or the battery is discharged, the car's engine will be blocked. To continue driving, it's necessary to switch the immobilizer to "Emergency Unlock" mode. Entering this mode is done using the unlock code. The unlock code is located beneath the protective layer of the plastic card included in the package.
  • Page 30 1. Turn on the ignition. 2. Wait for the start of the sound signal (if no tags are present) and turn off the ignition. 3. Turn on the ignition - a series of sound signals will follow. 4. Count the number of signals equal to the first digit of the unlock code and turn off the ignition.
  • Page 31 Unlocking via Indicator Module for i95 LUX Immobilizer 1. Turn on the ignition 2. Press and hold the indicator module button for more than 3 seconds - until the LED goes out. Release the button. 3. Yellow flashes will follow, accompanied by sound signals. Count the number of flashes equal to the first digit of the unlock code and briefly press the indicator module button.
  • Page 32 The immobilizer will switch to "Emergency Unlock" mode Example of entering the unlock code 1798 using the indicator module:...

  • Page 33: Changing The Unlock Code

    User manual Changing the unlock code To change the code to a new one, you need to know the current unlock code. Changing the unlock code requires entering the "Programming" mode. Entering the "Programming" mode for i95 ECO and i95 Immobilizers: 1.
  • Page 34 2. Switch the immobilizer to "Programming" mode. Entering "Programming" mode for i95 LUX Immobilizer 1. Switch the immobilizer to "Emergency Unlock" mode and leave the ignition on. 2. Press the button on the indicator module briefly. The LED will start flashing yellow.
  • Page 35 The immobilizer will enter the "Programming" mode. Example of entering the "Programming" mode using the unlock code 1798 for i95 LUX Immobilizer 1. Switch the immobilizer to "Emergency Unlock" mode. 2. Switch the immobilizer to "Programming" mode. Changing the unlock code To change the unlock code after switching the immobilizer to "Programming"...
  • Page 36 2. Insert the power source into the tag. 3. After a few seconds, the LED on the tag will start flashing green, indicating parameter input. 4. Press the button on the tag once when the LED is lit. After the LED stops flashing, there will be a short green flash, after that the LED will turn red.
  • Page 37 Example of entering a new unlock code 5678 using the tag...
  • Page 38 User manual Device registration mode For registration of new components the immobilizer should be set to the device registration mode Switchover to the registration mode from the service mode is impossible  To prevent unauthorized tag registration, entry in the device registration mode is possible only after entry of the unlocking code (given on the plastic card).
  • Page 39 4. After 20 seconds, a long signal (10 seconds) will sound. Turn off the ignition during this long signal. 5. Turn on the ignition. Seven short confirmation beeps will follow. The immobilizer will enter "Device Registration" mode. The immobilizer will remain in programming mode until the ignition is turned off. Example of entering "Device Registration"...
  • Page 40 Device Registration Mode Entry for Immobilizer i95 LUX 1. Switch the immobilizer to "Emergency Unlock" mode and leave the ignition on. 2. Briefly press the button on the indicator module. The LED will start flashing yellow. 3. Within the next 2 minutes, press and hold the button on the indicator module for more than 3 seconds until the LED goes out.
  • Page 41 The immobilizer will remain in programming mode until the ignition is turned off. Example of entering "Device Registration" mode using the unlock code 1798 for the i95 LUX immobilizer 1. Switch the immobilizer to "Emergency Unlock" mode using the current code—1798.
  • Page 42 1. Remove the battery from the tag. 2. Press and hold the button on the tag, then insert the battery back into the tag. 3. Keep the tag button pressed for at least three seconds, then release it. 4. Successful tag registration will be confirmed by green LED flashes. The number of flashes will correspond to the total number of registered tags.
  • Page 43 The immobilizer supports only one indicator module.

  • Page 44: Setup Recommendations

    Tag loss in normal mode; Blocking warning; Low battery indication of the tag. Light Indication (only for i95 LUX) – Enables or disables light signals from the indicator module in the following cases: Tag detection when the ignition is turned on;...
  • Page 45 For detailed information on setting up the immobilizer, refer to the relevant sections of the installation instructions and the user manual.
  • Page 46 Installiation manual...
  • Page 47 Installiation manual Table of possible indications Event Tag (LED) Sound indication Notes Warning of — intermittent sound signals Take action to stop the car upcoming engine blocking Image not found or type unknown Discharged tag battery 3 sound signals Install new battery Image not found or type unknown Normal security mode —...

  • Page 48: Delivery Set

    Installiation manual Delivery set The differences between the kits and the delivery sets are presented in the table: № Component i95 ECO i95 LUX User manual Installation manual Plastic card Tag with battery, 2 pcs. Blocking module Buzzer Indication module Function i95 ECO...
  • Page 50 10 meters (*) Ingress Protection IP67 Supply Voltage, V 9–16 Consumption current with switched-off ignition, mA 6.6 (i95, i95 LUX) 2.4 (i95 ECO) Consumption current with switched-on ignition, mA 6.8 (**) Maximum current load via relay contacts, A Maximum current load at hood lock outputs, A Operating temperature range, °С...
  • Page 51 (*) — depends on location of the immobilizer components Parameter Value Frequency range of control radio signals, GHz Type of control code dialogue Maximum coverage range up to 10 meters (*) Ingress Protection IP67 Supply Voltage, V Operating temperature range, °С from −20 to +70 Battery type CR2025, CR2032...

  • Page 52: Connection Diagram

    Installiation manual Connection diagram The device is supplied with text and color markings Diagram of external outputs...
  • Page 53 Common relay contact UNLOCK Opening the door lock (or hood lock) LOCK Closing the door lock (or hood lock) INPUT Input the door (or hood) limit switch OUTPUT i95 ECO, i95 - buzzer output i95 LUX - status output Flexible channel...

  • Page 54: General Installation Requirements

    Installiation manual General Installation Requirements The StarLine i95 ECO, i95, and i95 LUX immobilizers are designed for installation on vehicles and motorcycles with a 12V electrical system. Before installing the immobilizer, ensure the vehicle's electrical circuits are functioning correctly and that there are no error indications from the vehicle’s standard equipment on the dashboard (e.g., "Check Engine,"...
  • Page 55 I95, I95 LUX When using the “Hands-Free” mode (a programmable parameter), set the proximity threshold according to the desired door lock control range.

  • Page 56: Power Connection

    Installiation manual Immobilizer Connection Power Connection The GND wire of the blocking module must be connected to the vehicle body or a conductor reliably connected to the body. This wire should be connected first during installation. Ensure the module receives power via the BAT terminal, and this power should not be interrupted under any circumstances.
  • Page 57 Lock Control Output Connection UNLOCK and LOCK outputs are for controlling the hood lock or central door lock. They are designed with a power circuit (maximum output current 20A), so additional power modules are not required for lock control. Lock control can be implemented either through two-wire drive systems or by direct connection to the central locking system with negative control.
  • Page 58 Place the buzzer so its signals are clearly audible from the driver's seat. WARNING: Do not place the buzzer close to the blocking module, as this can trigger the motion sensor when sound signals are emitted. Connecting the status output (i95 LUX)
  • Page 59 +12V potential at the limit switch when the hood (doors) are open. Negative Touch Sensor Input (i95, i95 LUX): Connects to a touch sensor (installed separately). In "Hands-Free" mode, if the tag is in the blocking module’s action zone, the central lock will only unlock with a signal from the touch sensor.
  • Page 60 Status Output: Used as the default channel setting. Designed to monitor the presence of the tag near the vehicle. The output operation algorithm fully corresponds to the description in the "Connecting the Status Output" section. For the i95 ECO immobilizer, the status output works only when the ignition is on.
  • Page 61 Telematic setting of the immobilizer For quick and convenient setting of immobilizer parameters on a computer, download the special application «StarLine Master». Detailed information about configuring the immobilizer using the desktop application can be found in the manual in the "Help" section of the application.
  • Page 62 Switching to programming mode from service mode is not possible (indicated by yellow light). For the i95 LUX immobilizer, enter programming mode using the indicator module. For the i95 ECO and i95 immobilizers, enter using the ignition key. When entering programming mode using the service code, the option to change the unlock code will be unavailable.
  • Page 63 2. Yellow flashes will follow, accompanied by beeps. Count the number of flashes equal to the first digit of the service code and briefly press the indicator module button. The first digit is entered. 3. Enter the remaining digits of the service code in the same manner as step 2. 4.
  • Page 64 The immobilizer will remain in programming mode until the ignition is turned off. Entering Programming Mode with the Service Code for i95 ECO, i95 1. Remove all tags from the immobilizer's range (or remove their batteries). 2. Turn on the ignition. Wait for the sound signal to start and then turn off the ignition. 3.
  • Page 65 6. Insert the battery into the tag. After a few seconds, the tag's LED will start flashing green every three seconds, waiting for parameter input. Example of entering the service code — 9567. The immobilizer will remain in programming mode until the ignition is turned off. Turning the ignition off and then back on will return the immobilizer to security mode.
  • Page 66 2. Press the tag button 9 times in succession while the LED is green. After the green LED stops flashing, there will be 9 short green flashes (corresponding to the number of presses). The LED will then change to red. 3.
  • Page 67 Blocking during driving Allows engine blocking after driving start On (default) Hands-Free mode Allows for switchover between automatic control of the central door lock and the hood lock. *Only for immobilizer i95 LUX, i95        Off, hood lock control according to tag’s presence.
  • Page 68 Door lock control Allows for selecting additional door lock control capabilities (used only together with Hands-Free mode). More detailed description is given in section “Door lock control” of User Manual. *Only for immobilizer i95 LUX, i95 No additional options (default) Unlocking only Additional locking at movement start,...
  • Page 69 Status output (default) Movement sensor sensitivity Allows to adjust movement sensor activation sensitivity High level Medium level (default) Low level Delay before blocking after driving Allows for selecting the required duration of delay before blocking start after driving start (in case of tag absence after ignition switch-on) none (default) 5 seconds 10 seconds...
  • Page 70 On (default) Common light indication Allows and prohibits light indication of tag detection and warning about upcoming blocking. *Only for immobilizer i95 LUX On (default) Tag detection signal Allows and prohibits the signal of tag detection after ignition switch- On (default) Signals of tag loss in the normal...
  • Page 71 Off (default) Radio channel selection Allows to select a radio channel for dialogue exchange, which does not interfere with the standard equipment of the car. 1...11 Channel number Testing of coverage range This option allows you to check the stability of the connection between the tag and the blocking module.
  • Page 72 LUX Central lock control is only available for the i95 and i95 LUX immobilizers. Door Lock or Hood Lock Control The immobilizer has outputs for controlling the central door lock or the hood lock. Using the hands- free mode allows you to remotely control the central door lock as the tag approaches and moves away from the vehicle.
  • Page 73 When the doors or hood are open, a +12V potential is detected at the end switch. Negative touch sensor input (i95, i95 LUX). In hands-free mode, if the tag is within the blocking module's range, the central door lock will be unlocked only by the touch sensor signal (installed additionally).
  • Page 74 The initiation of the engine blocking algorithm depends on the three-level threshold adjustment of the movement sensor: High level: Reacts to movement initiation with a displacement of less than 10 meters in 10 seconds; generally triggers at speeds over 5 km/h with slow acceleration. Medium level: Reacts to movement initiation with a displacement of 10 to 20 meters in 10 seconds;...
  • Page 75 It is possible to deactivate all the sound alarm signals, except the confirmation signals in additional modes Common light indication It is possible to deactivate the light indication of tag detection and warning about upcoming blocking Tag detection signal Tag detection by the immobilizer is accompanied with sound and light signals. Signals of tag loss in the normal mode Tag loss by the immobilizer is accompanied with sound signals.
  • Page 76 Installiation manual Registration of new devices To prevent unauthorized tag registration, entry in the device registration mode is possible only after entry of the unlocking code. For registration of new components the immobilizer should be set to the device registration mode using the unlocking code. The procedure of new device registration is described in the corresponding section of the User Manual.

  • Page 77: Installation Sheet

    Installiation manual Installation sheet 1) __________________________________________ 2) __________________________________________ 3) __________________________________________ Installiation date: ______________________________ Service code: ______________________________...
  • Page 78 Software...

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