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KD-2006 Ignition Lock: How it Works, Disarming, Security & Card Proximity Features

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  • #1 17020581
    gsekulski
    Level 16  
    Hello colleagues. I would like to ask you how the KD-2006 ignition lock works? i.e. I go to the car with the card and the switchboard disarms the cut-off. I mean, approaching without a card will simply not unlock the security? and, for example, it stops or for the car to go out, connect the blockade to the ground signal from the door or it is enough for the car to go away from the card?

    Moderated By CameR:

    The instruction manual is available to the public.
    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/find.php?q=...006&search_forums=309&search_field=attachment
    Reg. 3.1.17. Do not send very basic questions, the answers to which can be found in the manual or publicly available sources.

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  • #2 17021361
    CameR

    Moderator of Vehicle Security
    gsekulski wrote:
    I approach the car with the card and the switchboard disarms the cut-off

    Yes
    gsekulski wrote:
    going without a card will simply not unlock the security

    Yes
    gsekulski wrote:
    it stops or for the car to go out, connect the lock to the ground signal from the door

    Yes
    And properly configure the control panel because by default this function is prohibited in EU countries.
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  • #3 17021480
    gsekulski
    Level 16  
    Thanks. I have one more question, so it's clear to me. Do I have to connect the device to the ignition? I understand that this is when the Hijack function works. But does it work in such a way that it just doesn't trigger my circuit until I go to the car, regardless of the ignition?
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  • #4 17023086
    CameR

    Moderator of Vehicle Security
    gsekulski wrote:
    Do I have to connect the device to the ignition?

    Yes
    gsekulski wrote:
    then the Hijack function works

    It is necessary to connect the "limit switch" of the door.
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  • #5 17042538
    Goraca Niunia
    Level 12  
    Gentlemen, feel free to join the questions.
    Does it make sense to pay more for kd3000 instead of kd2006. The more expensive one has a pilot work frequency of 868mhz.

    And how can you give a mass signal to the door terminal wire in kd2006, the hijack and drive function will not work so that after the pilot disappears from the field of view kd simply the engine or something else goes out? Once I had an old proxima blockade and it worked in such a way that in the standby state the circuit was open, I approached the car, shorted the circuit, without additional wires.
    Unfortunately, there were openings while driving (interference), but I did not have a direct engine or driving lock, only emergency mode was activated and check.

    The worst problem with these new roadblocks is if someone finds them and tears them out, they will normally go away.
    Well, I want to take and convert the blockade ...
  • #6 17064433
    bhtom
    Level 38  
    Hello,

    Goraca Niunia wrote:
    The worst problem with these new roadblocks is if someone finds them and tears them out, they will normally go away.
    Well, I want to take and convert the blockade ...


    If the blockade has a built-in open circuit relay, if it tears out the whole thing, it will probably not go away ...

    Best regards.

Topic summary

The KD-2006 ignition lock operates by disarming the cut-off when a proximity card is detected. If the card is not present, the security system remains locked. Users must connect the device to the ignition and the door limit switch for optimal functionality, particularly for the hijack feature. There are discussions about the advantages of upgrading to the KD-3000 model, which operates at a higher frequency (868 MHz). Concerns regarding the security of the KD-2006 include potential vulnerabilities if the device is tampered with or removed. Some users suggest that a built-in open circuit relay could enhance security against such tampering.
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