Land Rover Discovery Owners & Service Manuals

Land Rover Discovery: Incontrol secure

In the event of your vehicle being moved illegally, the Stolen Vehicle Monitoring Centre immediately alerts you and liaises with the police to pinpoint the exact location of your vehicle. Alternatively, use the Land Rover InControl Remote app, or the phone number on the InControl website, to contact the Stolen Vehicle Monitoring Centre.

InControl Secure uses tracking technology which activates automatically in the event of:

  • Attempted tampering with the vehicle.
  • The vehicle being moved with the ignition switched off (e.g., towed away).
  • The vehicle alarm sounding for more than 30 seconds.
  • Attempted GSM (Global System for Mobile communication) jamming.
  • Disconnecting the GSM antenna.
  • Disconnecting the GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) antenna.
  • Disconnecting the vehicle's battery.

When the vehicle is being transported, serviced or repaired, Transport Mode or Service Mode must be enabled. This can be done by using theLand Rover InControl Remote app, or via the InControl website. This prevents automatic theft alerts being raised while the vehicle is being serviced.

Note: When set, Transport Mode or Service Mode should be updated every 10 hours, or more frequently, if required.

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