The Viper 791XV control brain module
is the core control unit for the Viper 791XV two-way security and remote start system, managing all system functions. It is a discontinued product, so new units are primarily available through third-party sellers, and finding a direct replacement may require searching for compatible alternative modules.
Key Features
The 791XV brain module is the central component of a system known for its advanced security and convenience features.
Two-Way Communication: It supports two-way communication, sending feedback and alerts about the vehicle's status (e.g., armed/disarmed, alarm triggers) back to the remote control.
Remote Start: The module enables remote engine starting, allowing users to pre-condition their vehicle's interior.
Code-Hopping Technology: It utilizes 66-bit code-hopping responder technology for enhanced security, making it difficult for thieves to capture and replicate the transmission codes.
Programmable Sensors: The unit works with a built-in, adjustable shock sensor and can be programmed to respond to various triggers like door, hood, and trunk openings.
Auxiliary Outputs: The system offers auxiliary outputs that can be programmed to control additional vehicle accessories like a trunk release or window control.
Nuisance Prevention® Circuitry (NPC): Includes technology designed to reduce false alarms by filtering out minor vibrations or common triggers.
The Viper Alarm System Module 791XV is a brain module manufactured by Viper in Taiwan. This module is designed to function as an intelligent component within a car alarm system, providing advanced security features and functionality. The Viper brand is known for producing high-quality automotive electronics, making this module a reliable choice for vehicle security systems.