The Jaguar car anti-theft system uses a keyless entry system that does not require the driver to perform any special operations to arm or disarm the system. The system consists of a transponder installed inside the ignition key and a PATS module transceiver installed around the lock cylinder.
This document details the Jaguar PATS (Passive Anti-Theft System) for the S-TYPE vehicle. It explains that the system is passive and operates via a transponder in the ignition key communicating with the PATS module. The manual outlines the procedure for identifying PATS vehicles and notes that the system code is stored in the PATS amplifier or Engine Management ECU.
| Vehicle Type | S-TYPE PETROL |
|---|---|
| Max Slave Keys | 8 |
| System Type | PASSIVE Anti-theft system |
The easy method of identifying a PATS vehicle is if the key has a small imprint showing where the transponder is fitted.
The PATS system is a passive anti-theft system that requires no special procedures for the driver to arm or disarm.
Up to 8 slave keys can be added.
All fault codes must be cleared before programming.