BlkKnight

I've skim read the official website . . . .

What actually triggers it to be set off? It claims to be fully automatic. Is it just triggered by the door lights while the engin is running?

Anyone?

chiark

Ask an installer, not here please. It's not just the door lights, as that would be annoying, but it's incredibly simple.

If you really can't find out, PM me.

Autocar

All available on the clifford website as a pdf

http://clifford.com/guides/ogs/blackjax4_owners.pdf

nudesign

it works by cutting the engine out down the road if you havent entered your valet code into the switch fitted in the dash. it then safely cuts out the engine and means even with the keys they cannoy start it without that code. (you should know it) then they will have no choice but to run, or wait and the you could give them a kicking

alarm also goes off with brake lights blaring well mine does when i forget to type code in lol!

dc911

Is this a stand alone thing or do you have to have the whole clifford alarm then this extra?
Darren

Jamescsti

Is blackjax compatable with any alarm system as i have a TOAD Ai606 alarm on my scooby but want blackjax as well will they work together?

S.B.

It can be fitted standalone

theotherphil

Blackjax can be a standalone system and will work with any alarm. Some Clifford models have Blackjax built into the system. Expaect to pay ~£170 fitted.

j@directedtech

For a more amusing way of looking at it.
www.blackjax.co.uk