I lost my fob for my building. Is it possible to order preprogrammed fob? My roommate has a long number on the back of her fob. Is that the code?
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You can't order a pre-programmed fob. The long number you see on the back of the fob is unique to the building you live in. If you order a new fob, the number will need to be added to your buildings card key system before it will function in that building
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It is possible to order a preprogrammed FOB to replace the one you lost. The long number on the back is not the "code". The first five digits (usually) is the card number; however, you also need the facility code which is not printed on the access device. You must have the correct combination of facility code and card number for the credential to work with your access control system. You will have trouble finding a vendor who can or will send you a FOB matching your facility and key code (even if you knew the facility code). Typically, FOBs are programmed at the factory (or by a distributor) in large lots (100 or more). Your best bet is to contact your system administrator and ask for a replacement. It is possible to order a preprogrammed FOB to replace the one you lost. The long number on the back is not the "code". The first five digits (usually) is the card number; however, you also need the facility code which is not printed on the access device. You must have the correct combination of facility code and card number for the credential to work with your access control system. You will have trouble finding a vendor who can or will send you a FOB matching your facility and key code (even if you knew the facility code). Typically, FOBs are programmed at the factory (or by a... » Read More It is possible to order a preprogrammed FOB to replace the one you lost. The long number on the back is not the "code". The first five digits (usually) is the card number; however, you also need the facility code which is not printed on the access device. You must have the correct combination of facility code and card number for the credential to work with your access control system. You will have trouble finding a vendor who can or will send you a FOB matching your facility and key code (even if you knew the facility code). Typically, FOBs are programmed at the factory (or by a distributor) in large lots (100 or more). Your best bet is to contact your system administrator and ask for a replacement. « Show Less
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Specific programming is generally available, but must typically be ordered in minimum quantities of 50-100, depending on the vendor. The single quantities ordered here are from a pre-set batch and cannot be customized.The long number on the reverse is the sales order number for the original purchase from HID. This number is a proprietary format and, except for specific cases, does not contain any relevant information needed to enroll the fob into an existing system. Some sellers on Amazon will provide the credentials associated with the fob at time of purchase so that it may be enrolled in your system, but it is generally best to confirm this prior to purchase. Specific programming is generally available, but must typically be ordered in minimum quantities of 50-100, depending on the vendor. The single quantities ordered here are from a pre-set batch and cannot be customized.The long number on the reverse is the sales order number for the original purchase from HID. This number is a proprietary format and, except for specific cases, does not contain any relevant information needed to enroll the fob into an existing system. Some sellers on Amazon will provide the credentials associated with the fob at time of purchase so that it may be... » Read More Specific programming is generally available, but must typically be ordered in minimum quantities of 50-100, depending on the vendor. The single quantities ordered here are from a pre-set batch and cannot be customized.The long number on the reverse is the sales order number for the original purchase from HID. This number is a proprietary format and, except for specific cases, does not contain any relevant information needed to enroll the fob into an existing system. Some sellers on Amazon will provide the credentials associated with the fob at time of purchase so that it may be enrolled in your system, but it is generally best to confirm this prior to purchase. « Show Less
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Yes if you bought a new chipped key it needs to be program. Same with key fob
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I'm sorry I didn't have mine long enough to even feel a need for a security code. Just call Amazon. The guys and girls that work in there will have it figured out before you would even have the time to read the manual. My advise sorry, Amazon put it back in the box and send it to where it came from. lol. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year...
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To best find the remote you need, compare the numbers on the back of your current fob with the one you are purchasing. You are welcome to send us an Amazon message with any questions or for verification. Thank you!
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This fob comes with internals and can be programmed following the instructions found online. The instructions are easy to follow and if you follow them step by step you should not have trouble. If it fails to program the first time, start over and follow the instructions exactly. If you decide to get another fob, you MAY have to re-program this one, at the time you program the new one.
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I have not done the programming as in the mean time I have found the second key.My understandign is that the FOB need to be programmed in the car. Your service people mut have a tool for it. When I asked they said it will cost ~60AUD. Brgde George Vaskovics
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Unfortunately, if it is a brand new fob that has not been programed before. You will need to take it to.a dealership or lock smith to program it to your car. They have to remove a part of the dash & connect jumper wires to set it. U may find someone who can do it for less at your near by lobos shop... My dealership charged &50 & my local lobos charged & $25.
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I can be programed in. Should be in the instructions. My lock last three months until it went into the trash. Be aware, if the electronic coded function fails the key will not work either.
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If you ordered from us, it would be written on the box or bag that the fobs were shipped in. If ordering less than 100 units, we pull your credentials from a 100 unit box and make a note of the site code so that you can use your credentials.
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Call Discount Keyless at 1-800-308-3775. They should be able to tell you whether it is compatible or not. It has the "+" symbol indicating a transponder key. Each car has different computers, different security codes, etc. I bought a transponder key, then had it cut by a locksmith for $2 and I programmed it myself with their directions (you need to have a functioning key to program the new key). It worked fine. It frustrated the locksmith because he wanted to charge $55 for a replacement key. I purchased key fobs as well. They work extremely well. The only downside is the printing on the keys fades quicker than I would anticipate. Call Discount Keyless at 1-800-308-3775. They should be able to tell you whether it is compatible or not. It has the "+" symbol indicating a transponder key. Each car has different computers, different security codes, etc. I bought a transponder key, then had it cut by a locksmith for $2 and I programmed it myself with their directions (you need to have a functioning key to program the new key). It worked fine. It frustrated the locksmith because he wanted to charge $55 for a replacement key. I purchased key fobs as well. They work extremely well. The only downside is the printing... » Read More Call Discount Keyless at 1-800-308-3775. They should be able to tell you whether it is compatible or not. It has the "+" symbol indicating a transponder key. Each car has different computers, different security codes, etc. I bought a transponder key, then had it cut by a locksmith for $2 and I programmed it myself with their directions (you need to have a functioning key to program the new key). It worked fine. It frustrated the locksmith because he wanted to charge $55 for a replacement key. I purchased key fobs as well. They work extremely well. The only downside is the printing on the keys fades quicker than I would anticipate. « Show Less
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I would call the dealer and ask. I had my key cut at a locksmith but they could not program it so they gave me a # to someone who would come to me. Still saved $20 getting the dealer to program it, plus if it ever has problems I know where to find them.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZtekZylVVg There are a bunch of videos and text instructions on the web. I've programmed several fobs myself.
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Yes, they have a site code and key number. But it will NOT be the same site code number as the one you currently use at your property. The fobs are the same quality as the ones you would pay more fore. If you wish, I can tell you exactly how to activate them for your site. R. Lopez
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I'm not sure. Our vehicle was shown on the Amazon "list" as being consumer programmed. However, it was not. The manufacturer DID try to help and offered to return our $$. He was very helpful. We in the end went to a Locksmith who had the capability of using a computer to program the unit. The locksmith was cheaper than the local GM dealership (who by the way wanted us to wait 2 weeks to get an appointment to program the unit! BAH) The units are identical to our current key fobs which were provided when we purchased the vehicle. I would use my vendor again.
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It comes with 1 default code preprogrammed but can program up to 10+. Will warn you the "back-up/ safety" key is insanely hard to get copies of. Had to go to a specially lock smith to get copies made. But overall happy with the product.
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i am not quite sure but i will say that i received a fob that woudn't program they sent me a different one before i returned the old one that still didn't work so ended up sending me a third one that works great.. the customer service dept is wonderful and they will make sure you get the right one and pay for the shipping to send any back that don't if you have a chance to call them prior i certainly would just to make sure you get the right one hope this helps :)
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I don't have an aftermarket alarm so not sure. I do know that the fob is programmed by communicating with the vehicle itself so anything that wasn't stock i don't believe would be the same. Wouldn't an aftermarket alarm have its own fob though?