Not just a siren anymore, security systems have become convenience systems. I selected the AudioVox PS30i for its combination of the price and features. $149.99 plus $34.99 for the window module got me these features:

• Code learning programmable up to four transmitters
• Two 2-button transmitters
• 16 million codes
• Active and passive arming with delayed auto lock
• Remote panic
• Six tone siren (I installed a spare under the dash for extra compartment noise)
• Multi vehicle capable
• Anti scan technology
• Shock sensor
• Seven function status LED
• Hardwire or voltage sensing
• Last door arming
• Audible intrusion alert
•  Three channel plus a secondary function on one channel
• Audible arm chirps
• Chirp defeat mode
• Valet mode with protected switch
• Starter disable
• Parking light flasher
• Keyless entry
• Auto lock/unlock
• Truck release
• Entry illumination
• Power window rollup
• Optional garage door opener interface, glass microphone, microwave sensor, range extender, engine start

Installation notes: Power window module will require an extra Radio shack relay and these components can be installed in the center console. Measure the length of the wiring carefully. Solder all connections and use heat shrink tubing as an insulator. Make the wiring look neat and clean. Mount the shock sensor to a solid car member. An extra wire lead will have to be run from the truck light pin switch to the driver's pin switch so that the alarm will know when the trunk and/or passenger door is open. (Don't ask me why but it works)

Audiovox Corporation, 150 Marcus Blvd. Hauppauge, NY 11788 www.audiovox.com

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