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=== Installation Recommendations ===
To ensure reliable operation, the manufacturer recommends:
* '''Location:''' Install the System Unit in a secret location inside the passenger compartment.
* '''Environment:''' The location must be free from moisture and corrosive substances.
* '''Interference:''' Keep the device away from heating elements and sources of electromagnetic interference (e.g., vehicle computers, fans, relay blocks).
* '''Condensation Prevention:''' Do not install the unit directly onto metal parts.
* '''Orientation:''' Install the unit so that the wiring connectors come from below to prevent water ingress.
* '''Safety:''' All power supply and additional circuits must be fused.


=== Wiring Diagram Connections ===
=== Wiring Diagram Connections ===

Revision as of 17:45, 7 April 2026

Immobilizers > IMB5 Installation Manual

IMB5 Installation Manual

IMB5 Vehicle Immobilizer

System Unit and ID card
Purpose Car theft prevention
Technology 2-way encrypted RF
Frequency 2.4 GHz
Temperature -40°C to +85°C

IMB5 Immobilizer Purpose

The purpose of the immobilizer "TELTONIKA" is car theft prevention.

  • The driver is identified when the ID card is present inside the communication area.
  • If no ID card is present, the device prevents engine start or shuts down the running engine.
  • Up to 5 ID cards and one radio relay (IMB6) can be paired with the System unit.

Specifications

Parameter Value
Operating temperature range -40°C to +85°C
Supply voltage 9-15 VDC
Average consumption current Up to 10 mA (at 12V)
Average control distance 2-4 meters
Communication frequency 2.4 GHz
Pulse radiated power up to 1 mW
OC1 maximum load current 300 mA

Installation Recommendations

To ensure reliable operation, the manufacturer recommends:

  • Location: Install the System Unit in a secret location inside the passenger compartment.
  • Environment: The location must be free from moisture and corrosive substances.
  • Interference: Keep the device away from heating elements and sources of electromagnetic interference (e.g., vehicle computers, fans, relay blocks).
  • Condensation Prevention: Do not install the unit directly onto metal parts.
  • Orientation: Install the unit so that the wiring connectors come from below to prevent water ingress.
  • Safety: All power supply and additional circuits must be fused.

Wiring Diagram Connections

IMB5 Connection Scheme
Wire Color Connection / Function
Black Ground (Car's body)
Red +12V Battery
Yellow Ignition switch
Blue OC1 (Optional Control 1)
Grey Buzzer
Brown Authorization Button / Doors (-) Input

Entering Service Mode

PIN code entering logic
PIN code entering logic

PIN Entering Steps (Example 2113)

To enter the service or pairing mode, follow these manual steps:

  1. By Ignition: Turn ignition ON/OFF and count System LED flashes. Wait for double flashes to confirm each digit.
  2. By Button: Press and hold the button for 1 second for each unit of the digit (e.g., for digit "2" press twice).
  3. Mode Confirmation: After the last digit, wait for:
    • Triple flashes: ID card Pairing Mode.
    • Quadruple flashes: Full Service Mode.

PIN Timing Requirements

  • **Maximum 2 seconds:** The time allowed between ignition turns or button presses.
  • **80-second Control time:** The duration the system stays in Setup Mode before timing out.

Changing Settings (FN and SN)

Step 1: Entering Function Number (FN)

Option 1 and Option 2 for FN entering
Option 1 and Option 2 for FN entering

Step 2: Changing Setting Number (SN)

Changing SN - Part 1
Changing SN - Part 1
Changing SN - Part 2
Changing SN - Part 2

Full Immobilizer Settings Table (FN and SN)

FN Function SN Setting Description EU IMB5
FN=11 END OF FN SETTINGS Exit service mode
FN=21 IMMOBILIZATION SIGNAL SN=1 Signal ON 20s after ignition OFF
SN=2 Immobilization signal is turned OFF
FN=22 ANTI-CARJACK SN=1 Anti-carjack is turned OFF
SN=2 Triggered by ignition ON or card loss. 120s countdown.
SN=3 Triggered by ignition ON or card loss. 60s countdown.
SN=4 Triggered by ignition ON or door opening. 60s countdown.
FN=23 SIGNAL DURING ANTI-CARJACK SN=1 Transfer to OC1 or external equipment (immediate)
SN=2 Transfer to OC1 or external equipment (delayed start)
SN=3 Gradual "soft" immobilization signal transfer to OC1
FN=43 ID CARD SIGNAL LOST WARNING SN=1 Warning is ON (buzzer every 5s for 3min)
SN=2 Warning is OFF
FN=45 LOW ID CARD BATTERY WARNING SN=1 Warning is ON (4 double buzzer signals)
SN=2 Warning is OFF
FN=51 IMMOBILIZATION SIGNAL (OC1) SN=1 OC1 used for relay with Normally Closed (NC) contacts
SN=2 Negative 1s pulse for external equipment
SN=3 Negative polarity signal transferred to OC1
SN=4 OC1 used for relay with Normally Open (NO) contacts
SN=5 Communication with alarm system (compatible list)
SN=6 Constant negative polarity if ID card is OK (5s delay)
SN=7 Constant negative polarity if ID card is OK (0.7s delay)
FN=61 AUTHORIZATION BUTTON PRESS SN=1 Single press within 5s after ignition ON
SN=2 Double press within 5s after ignition ON
FN=64 INPUT 'DOORS (-)' PURPOSE SN=1 Doors (-) input
SN=2 Authorization button (-) input
SN=3 Not used
SN=4 AUTOSTART (-) input. Disables immobilization when active.
FN=81 CHANGE THE PIN Start PIN code change procedure
FN=82 IMB6 PIN CODE INDICATION SN=1 Turn ON ignition to guide PIN code entering for IMB6
FN=91 RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULTS SN=1 Restore all default settings and PIN code
FN=92 CONFIGURATION DATA UPLOAD SN=1 IMB5 uploads configuration to Wireless Relay IMB6

Safety Warning

The user MUST change the PIN code after the installation and do not save it inside the car.