Automatic Driver Recognition System (ADR) - an optional module which is required to meet the Thatcham Cat5 standard (see below)
A powerful feature of Land Rover Watch is that the precise settings of the system are transmitted to it over the GSM network meaning that dealers do not have to invest in specialist commissioning equipment to install it.
The Communications & Service package is provided by “EUROWATCH”, which operates a dedicated network of monitoring centres across Europe. Its service operates 24-hours a day in more than 30 countries and each centre is directly linked into the police in each country. This means that customers get priority attention from police if their car is stolen and, even if it is driven into a foreign country, it can still be tracked and the police in that country notified. The initial subscription runs for three years and can be renewed annually thereafter.
Land Rover Watch will be sold as a Thatcham Cat5 approved system, which includes an Automatic Driver Recognition (ADR) module with a Driver Recognition tag. The tag is a credit card sized transmitting device that communicates with the ECU when the vehicle ignition is turned on to confirm the driver’s identity independently of the vehicle keys.
In the event a tag is not detected by the ECU when the vehicle ignition is turned on, a buzzer sounds for a period of approximately 15 seconds. After that period, if the driver continues driving the vehicle, a silent alarm will be sent to the Land Rover Watch Monitoring Centre.
The system will also be available without the Driver Recognition tag. Other than driver recognition, there is no difference in the systems. (N.B. Driver recognition is a requirement of Cat5.)
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http://www.yican.com.au/ADR/ADRMain.htm
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http://www.thewheelconnection.com/cu...ADR-wheels.php
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