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rookie
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Topic: Car Door Help?Posted: 13 January 2012 at 9:51am |
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Okay so I got all the components and everything ready to go to do the door unlock project that is in the book. Extra FOB, was going to do two readers and an arduino to drive some lock/unlock logic.
Problem I ran into is my car (06 H3) can only have two keyfobs at once, and the extra would be number three. Because of logistics and other stuff I can't give up the two fobs, so my project just got stuck... Does anybody know if there is a piece of equipment like an alarm bypass module that I can interface with that would unlock and disarm the alarm from inside the car? I know I could buy a new alarm system that would take multiple fobs but I'm on a budget, and its a higher mileage car. |
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amal
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Posted: 13 January 2012 at 10:10am |
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Only two fobs? That seems like a strange limitation for such an expensive vehicle (assuming H3 = Hummer H3). Have you tried anyway? -
http://www.ehow.com/how_7366887_program-hummer-h3-keyless-remote.html
As you know, the only other option is to bypass the alarm module... however this would likely result in the other two fobs not working either... or it would be a highly convoluted wiring diagram to get everything playing nice.
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Posted: 13 January 2012 at 11:13am |
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I tried it on an 08 H3 and it wouldn't go into programming mode how the instructions said it should. The target vehicle is a 06 H3 (our company vehicles are H3's each one is a different year oddly enough), I'll have to give the 06 a try tonight. As for only having two FOBs that is what the dealership told me when I priced out what it would be for them to program the remote (fyi they said they would do the programming for $30 bucks).
I talked to Valiant's customer service people as they make an alarm bypass module for the vehicle and I think I confused the hell out of the sales woman on the phone. I Might have to give a call to a custom car audio shop just don't have much more budget for this project, and a new alarm system isn't doable right now. |
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Posted: 07 May 2012 at 12:17am |
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Well then I will definitely be getting the project kit for the simplicity and not having to go source different parts to make it work. I got my powerbolt for$50 shipped brand new on ebay, so I am not too worried about damaging it. Will the Redbee reader be part of the kit or will the kit just be add on stuff for the RedBee? |
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Posted: 07 May 2012 at 12:28am |
PowerBolt? This thread is about car doors, not house doors. If you are talking about a home door deadbolt project using the PowerBolt and RedBee reader, you should be able to use the RedBee with the PowerBolt. If you bought the RedBee kit from Trossen, there is a project write-up that covers how to do it.
Edited by amal - 07 May 2012 at 12:28am |
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