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Car Key Programming Guide
Car Key Programming Guide
Car Key Programming Guide
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Car Key Programming Guide

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Car keys have developed from the simple systems which were no more advanced than the front door key of a house to very advanced forms that use onboard computers for their operation. Modern vehicles also have push button remote locking/unlocking, it is rare these days to push your Car Key into the barrel to open it. Most cars now use Remote Control Keys to open.

These improvements in the Car Keys Systems, has however made it difficult for genuine car owners to duplicate their Car keys or get a replacement when they lose them. The process requires specialize skills and knowhow for even a regular locksmith.

This book has therefore been written to inform and guides anyone who wants to develop the skills required to duplicate or replace keys of modern cars.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherLulu.com
Release dateApr 5, 2014
ISBN9781312072459
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    Car Key Programming Guide

    1          Introduction

    Automobile keys have developed from the simple systems which were like specialized residential door keys to sophisticated and advanced systems that use embedded computers for their operation. These keys these days have knobs with push buttons on them which are used to open/close the vehicle remotely through a wireless medium, it is very uncommon these days to push your Car Key into the barrel to open it manually.

    The use of wireless medium for remote control keys in their early days was very simple radio frequency system which were not very secure, the signals could easily be hacked and recorded by criminals using black electronics and then replayed back to gain access to the vehicle.

    Modern systems avoid this problem by the use of a rolling code (or hopping) system. This system ensures that, the code transmitted is never repeated, so if a thief records the signal it will be useless to use.

    Some vehicle make like Renault and Peugeot also employed infra-red technology in some of their early remote locking systems. This required pointing the key towards the receiver on the vehicle just like using a TV remote control to lock and unlock the vehicle. Presently this system has all been replaced by RF technology.

    Contemporary technology doesn't even require pressing anything for entry. Systems range from s key/smart card which when held within a certain distance of the vehicle can open or lock the doors to systems that have fingerprint recognition embedded into the door handle.

    On luxury vehicles, keys can be individually coded to suit the driver. So once the key is inserted all preprogrammed settings such as

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