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Parking
In front of the vehicle:
5.
Hold the original remote control approx. 12 in.
(30 cm) away from the marked position
(
illustration
) and press and hold the
transmit
button
(for more than approx. 1 minute in
some cases) until the vehicle’s turn signal
lights flash on and off
three times
or the
indicator light
A
on the overhead operating
console starts flashing quickly.
The turn signal lights flash three times and the
indicator light
A
flashes quickly to confirm that
the new signal has been programmed
successfully.
Several attempts with different distances
between the vehicle and the original remote
control may be necessary.
With some systems, the transmit button on the
original remote control may need to be
pressed again when the indicator light on the
original remote control goes out.
6.
The turn signal lights will flash once when the
5 minute teaching readiness period has
elapsed.
Repeat steps 3 to 5.
7.
Repeat steps 3 to 5 to assign further signals
to the remaining buttons.
Assigning garage door opener signal to
button with changeable code system
With some systems, a changeable code also
needs to be programmed for the HomeLink
®
system. A second person makes programming
easier.
Identifying the changeable code
f
Press and hold the previously programmed
HomeLink
®
button.
If the indicator light
A
on button
II
in the overhead
operating console starts to flash quickly and lights
up continuously after approx. 2 seconds, it means
that the equipment has a changeable code
system.
f
Information on synchronization can also be
found in the operating instructions for the
system to be programmed.
Assigning garage door opener signal to key
f
Park the vehicle within the range of the remote-
controlled equipment.
On the overhead operating console:
1.
Switch on ignition.
2.
The standard factory-set codes must be
deleted before programming for the
first
time.
For information on deleting the factory-set codes:
f
Please see the chapter “PROGRAMMING
GARAGE DOOR OPENER: DELETING AND
STORING SIGNALS” on page 191.
3.
Press and hold the desired button on the
overhead operating console keypad until the
indicator light
A
on button
II
starts to flash
slowly.
You now have 5 minutes to teach the button.
4.
Stand in front of the vehicle with the
original
remote control
of the system to be
programmed.
In front of the vehicle:
5.
Hold the original remote control approx. 12 in.
(30 cm) away from the marked position
(
illustration
) and press and hold the
transmit
button
(for more than approx. 1 minute in
some cases) until the vehicle’s turn signal
lights flash on and off
three times
or the
indicator light
A
on the overhead operating
console starts flashing quickly.
The turn signal lights flash three times and the
indicator light
A
flashes quickly to confirm that
the new signal has been programmed
successfully.
Several attempts with different distances
between the vehicle and the original remote
control may be necessary.
With some systems, the transmit button on the
original remote control may need to be
pressed again when the indicator light on the
original remote control goes out.
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