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A Personal Car Communicator (PCC) is a system of protection in a
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. The Personal Car Communicator was first introduced by the company in the new S80 sedan for the 2007 model year. The personal car communicator uses a two-way radio communicator, allowing the vehicle owner to check such security items as the locking status of the vehicle. Most notable is the ability of a heartbeat monitor that checks if someone is left inside the car. To use the Personal Car Communicator, you must press the "i" button on the fob. If close to the vehicle, it will most likely give you feedback within a minute of pressing. If further away, it may take up to 5-10 minutes. When pressing the "i" button, it can tell you the status of your vehicle. If a solid Green Light appears, that means your vehicle is locked. If a solid Yellow Light appears, that means your vehicle is unlocked. If a solid Red Light appears, that means the vehicle's alarm has been triggered since the last time you locked the car. If two flashing Red Lights appear, that means the alarm has been triggered in the last 5 minutes. In some cases, if it is flashing, the heartbeat monitor may have detected something.


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