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B L A T S
An
effective counter-measure available for the protection of one of the most
expensive personal investments, an automobile.
BLATS
also functions on Tractor-trailer rigs, heavy construction equipment,
aircraft and railroad cars.
Confidence is assured in the fact that, when BLATS is engaged, a vehicle
will remain exactly where it was parked.
BLATS is an acronym for
Brake
Lock
Anti
Theft
System.
BLATS
works on both Automatic and Standard Transmissions
The Following categories of vehicles are excellent candidates for
application of BLATS Technology.
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Cars |
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Heavy Construction Equipment |
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Pick-up Trucks |
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Aircraft |
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Tractor-Trailers |
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Rail road cars |
BLATS always
causes a 'locked wheels' condition when activated.
BLATS can be engaged in two (2) modes:
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ER-Mode,
(Engine Running-Mode); |
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Wheels Locked, Engine running, Starter Blocked. |
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FB-Mode,
(Fully BLATS'd- Mode); |
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Wheels Locked, Engine-Fuel + Starter Blocked. |
BLATS in FB-Mode
causes the following actions to occur upon activation:
1. All
braking wheels are LOCKED and cannot roll.
2. The engine
fuel supply is electronically cut-off, preventing engine
operation.
3. Starter-motor
controls are electronically cut-off, preventing starter
operation.
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Fully BLATS'd Mode |
Vehicles With Automatic Transmissions. |
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STOP |
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Bring vehicle to a complete Stop. |
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PARK |
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Place Transmission Shift Lever
in 'Park' |
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BRAKE |
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Depress Brake Pedal; apply BLATS
wheel-lock brake pressure and hold. |
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IGN
OFF |
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Turn Ignition key to 'OFF/LOCK.' |
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EXIT |
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Exit vehicle. |
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ENGAGE |
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Engage Burglar Alarm System. |
Can also be configured for “Passive Engagement”
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BLATS
'Active Engagement' |
Locked Wheels With Engine Running. |
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Vehicles With Automatic Transmissions. |
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STOP |
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Bring vehicle to a complete Stop. |
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PARK |
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Place Transmission Shift Lever in 'Park' |
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BRAKE |
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Depress Brake Pedal; apply BLATS wheel-lock pressure and
hold. |
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ACTIVATE |
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Depress BLATS – “ER-Mode”
Pushbutton |
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EXIT |
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Exit vehicle. |
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ENGAGE |
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Engage Burglar Alarm System. |
BLATS is
capable of being seamlessly combined with virtually any existing anti
theft technology.
The
following comprehensive anti-theft system description, demonstrates the
tremendous advantage that BLATS technology can provide to existing
burglar-alarm type anti theft systems.
A BLATS
comprehensive anti theft system, such as that outlined below, can
provide the ultimate answer to the problem of anti-theft protection and
peace of mind.
BLATS
ANTI-THEFT INTEGRATED PROTECTION SYSTEM
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Applicable to: |
Aircraft, Cars, Pick-up Trucks, Semi-Tractors & Trailers,
Heavy Construction Equipment, & Rail Road Cars. |
Comprehensive
(Anti Theft System) Sub-System itemization:
1.
BLATS.
2.
Global Positioning and Tracking System. (GPS)
3.
Telephone Communications.
4.
Data Fax.
5.
Burglar Alarm.
The
following page outlines how this system would function and drastically
reduce America's theft 'problem'.
BLATS ANTI-THEFT INTEGRATED PROTECTION SYSTEM
System
Function Description Outline
1. System
engaged.
2. Theft/Tamper attempt begins.
3. Burglar
alarm system responds and verifies unauthorized vehicle access attempt
is in progress.
4. BLATS
anti theft integrated protection system computer receives event data
input and verifies actuality of a bonafide theft/tamper event.
5. All
required information is transmitted, to a police information center
closest to the event.
6. A police
response team can be dispatched to the crime scene knowing that
the vehicle has not been moved because BLATS maintains a locked
wheels condition.
Arrest
probability of vehicle theft criminal suspect(s), is very high, when
police can be provided with real-time event data about an in-progress
vehicle theft attempt.
The
following itemization highlights some of the information that can be
provided to police dispatch control center or mobile unit closest to the
vehicle transmitting theft/break-in event data.
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Vehicle /Owner Details |
Event Checklist |
Data Logged |
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1. Name of Registered Owner |
1. Proximity Intrusion |
Time/Sequence |
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2. Registry Jurisdiction |
2. Glass Breakage |
Time/Sequence |
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3. VIN/Tag Number |
3. Door Opened |
Time/Sequence |
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4. Vehicle Manufacturer |
4. Engine Start Attempt |
Time/Sequence |
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5. Year of Manufacture |
5. Hood/Trunk Opened |
Time/Sequence |
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6. Model |
6. Starter Run |
Time/Sequence |
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7. Colors, Outside/Inside |
7. Shift Lever Moved |
Time/Sequence |
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8. Vehicle angle change |
Time/Sequence |
Elements of
Vehicle Physical Location identified in fax transmission or real-time
computer link to police dispatch control center or mobile unit:
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1. State |
4. Street |
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2. County |
5. Nearest House or Building Address |
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3. City/Town |
6. Global Coordinate Grid Position within 3 feet. |
Note:
(A) All of the above features are provided to police over
pre-existing communications systems.
(B) There are no territorial restrictions preventing,
(1) BLATS anti theft protection, and
(2) Data link to police response control centers anywhere in
America.
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