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Titanium Ds050 - competitors for ds050? immobilizer with card

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  • #1 16795436
    mr-x
    Level 13  
    Hello

    Can anyone recommend me a reliable and proven card immobilizer that works like titanium ds050? I have ds050 in bmw e91 and I am not satisfied with it, extended anethene and it still works slowly, after entering the car you have to wait a few seconds because otherwise the immobilizer will not disconnect and the engine will not start too quickly. I had it before in the bmw z3 and there were no such problems

    I sent it back to the site because it completely died once, but with this delay after returning from the repair it is probably even worse.

    So I am looking for a proven competitor.

    Thank you and best regards
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  • #3 16795929
    mr-x
    Level 13  
    OK, but I would ask for opinions on which one you assemble and which doesn't create problems.

    In the previous car I had a TX-BIR at the beginning (I don't know if they still do it because it was 8 years ago), it was banging right away. I exchanged it for the titan ds050 and it worked great there for 8 years. but in a new car it is not so beautiful.
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  • #4 16796093
    CameR

    Moderator of Vehicle Security  
    mr-x wrote:
    which you assemble and which does not create problems

    Most often I assemble:
    Titanium DS050
    KD 2006
    Meta M43
    Only the Proxima ZERO_GHz is not suitable for your E91
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  • #5 16798835
    bhtom
    Level 38  
    Hello,

    mr-x wrote:
    after entering the car you have to wait a few seconds, otherwise the immobilizer will not disconnect yet and the engine will not start if you do it too quickly.


    This is probably normal with immo authorized with the remote control. After all, the pilot (in the case of Titan - Joker) does not send the signal non-stop, only cyclically. So it is normal to wait a few seconds for authorization.

    Best regards.
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  • #6 16799133
    Ireneo
    Level 42  
    I had about 40% of complaints about this titan. The card took electricity from the battery in a month or it fell completely. Alarms are ok, but this immo is a failure.
  • #7 16840833
    mr-x
    Level 13  
    bhtom wrote:
    Hello,

    mr-x wrote:
    after entering the car you have to wait a few seconds, otherwise the immobilizer will not disconnect yet and the engine will not start if you do it too quickly.


    This is probably normal with immo authorized with the remote control. After all, the pilot (in the case of Titan - Joker) does not send the signal non-stop, only cyclically. So it is normal to wait a few seconds for authorization.

    Best regards.

    This is not normal, I had a titan ds050 in a bmw z3 for 8 years and it worked perfectly there without any delay.

    I got advice from the manufacturer to move the control unit from under the hood to the interior of the car - that there are engine disturbances under the hood and there will be problems. in fact, in z3 I had a central under the passenger compartment.
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  • #8 16846014
    bhtom
    Level 38  
    Hello,

    mr-x wrote:
    I got advice from the manufacturer to move the control unit from under the hood to the interior of the car


    Exactly ... Since when the electronics (control units) for security are installed under the hood, in the engine compartment ...
    I will leave this without comment.

    Best regards.
  • #9 16846065
    mr-x
    Level 13  
    I don't know since when - I don't do it professionally, I only secure my car.

    I installed it in a box with the engine computer, and finally the computer is also electronics and somehow it is under the hood ;) and the places under the board are "hackneyed" in my opinion and it would be easier for a thief to find the switchboard.
  • #10 16846075
    bhtom
    Level 38  
    Hello,

    mr-x wrote:
    I installed it in a box with the engine computer, and finally the computer is also electronics and somehow it is under the hood ;)


    Only that the first thing enthusiasts of someone else's property do, they replace the computer with their own, without immo.
    So your protection will be removed along with the computer.

    Best regards.
  • #11 16846222
    mr-x
    Level 13  
    as it is probably a CAS module, and it is "under the steering wheel" (bmw e90).
  • #12 16853998
    -apoc-
    Level 10  
    I will also take the question: I am looking for a good maintenance-free protection for the X5. Someone will suggest other than those mentioned above? I would like the card to be relatively compact and aesthetic.
  • #13 16854140
    CameR

    Moderator of Vehicle Security  
    -apoc- wrote:
    I would like the card to be relatively compact and aesthetic

    A matter of taste.
    Enter the phrase: [ Maintenance-free card lock ] and look for one that suits you.

    You can find information on this type of information systems here:
    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/find.php?q=Bezobs%B3ugowa+blokada+na+kart%EA
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Titanium DS050 card immobilizer, particularly its performance issues in a BMW E91. The user expresses dissatisfaction with the DS050 due to delays in engine start-up and previous failures, prompting a search for alternative, reliable immobilizers. Various alternatives are suggested, including Cobra, Meta M43, KD2006, and Proxima ZERO_GHz, with some users sharing their experiences regarding the reliability of these models. Concerns are raised about the placement of the control unit under the hood, which may contribute to performance issues. The conversation also touches on the need for maintenance-free options and aesthetic considerations for immobilizers.
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