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Garage Door Opener (HomeLink
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button until the turn signals of the vehicle light up
three times or light indicator
A
on the overhead
console flashes rapidly (this can take more than a
minute).
The fact that the vehicle turn signals light up
three times and that light indicator
A
flashes
rapidly confirms that the new signal has been
successfully assigned.
You may need several attempts at different
distances between the vehicle and the original
remote control.
On some systems you will need to press the
transmit button of the original remote control
again if the light indicator on the original remote
control goes out.
5.
The vehicle turn signals flash once to indicate
that the learning readiness period is over: repeat
steps 2 to 4.
6.
To assign other signals on the remaining buttons:
repeat steps 2 to 4.
7.
Locate the programming button on the receiver
of the system to be programmed, e.g., on the
motor unit of the garage door opener.
Synchronizing the system
8.
Press the programming button on the receiver of
the system to be programmed, or get a second
person to do this.
After this you should normally perform the next
step within around 30 seconds (depending on the
system) (a setting light indicator is usually
activated on the motor unit).
9.
Press the button on the overhead console
selected in step 2 three times (on some systems
the button needs to be pressed several times to
end the setting).
e
To assign more signals to the buttons, repeat
steps 2 to 9.
After programming the system should detect the
HomeLink® signal and start as soon as the memory
button is pressed.
Reprogramming a single button on the control
panel
A HomeLink® button can be reprogrammed individu-
ally without deleting the remaining button assign-
ments.
On the overhead console
1.
Press and hold the desired button on the
overhead console until light indicator
A
starts to
flash slowly.
The button is now ready to learn for 5 minutes.
2.
Stand in front of the vehicle with the original
remote control for the system you wish to
program.
In front of the vehicle
3.
Hold the original remote control around 7.9 in.
(20 cm) from the indicated position (Fig. 78 on
page 108) and press and hold the transmit
button until the turn signals of the vehicle light up
three times or light indicator
A
on the overhead
console flashes rapidly (this can take more than a
minute).
The fact that the vehicle turn signals light up
three times and that light indicator
A
flashes
rapidly confirms that the new signal has been
successfully assigned.
You may need several attempts at different
distances between the vehicle and the original
remote control.
On some systems you will need to press the
transmit button of the original remote control
again if the light indicator on the original remote
control goes out.
4.
The vehicle turn signals flash once to indicate
that the learning readiness period is over: Repeat
steps 2 to 3.
5.
To assign other signals to the remaining buttons:
repeat steps 2 to 3.
Operating the garage door opener
b
Ignition is switched on.
b
The vehicle faces the receiver and is within the
receiver range (signal is transmitted forward in
the direction of travel).
e
Press and hold the relevant HomeLink® button on
the overhead console.
During signal transmission, the light indicator
A
on button
II
(Fig. 77) lights up.
Information
If the signals cannot be assigned to the buttons
although you have followed this chapter and the
instructions for the original remote control carefully:
e
Contact an authorized Porsche dealer.
e
Make sure that there is a new battery in the
garage door opener remote control. Insufficient
battery power can cause malfunctions in signal
transmission. In this case, the system in the
vehicle learns an incorrect code that cannot be
reliably detected by the garage door drive system.
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