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HomeLink
Universal transmitter
Applies to vehicles: with HomeLink
Description
The HomeLink universal transmitter can be programmed
to replace the hand-held controls of devices already in
use.
HomeLink allows you to conveniently activate garage doors, estate
gates, security systems, home or office lighting and other electric
devices by means of control buttons inside your car.
HomeLink can replace up to three hand-held transmitters operating
existing devices on your property with a single universal trans-
mitter. This will be possible for most transmitters which control the
drive units for a garage door or external gates, etc. You can
programme the individual hand-held transmitters for your remote
control at or near the centre of the radiator grille. This is where the
control unit is located.
To be able to control systems with HomeLink, you need to perform
initial programming on the HomeLink transmitter first. If systems
fail to respond after the initial programming, check whether these
systems work with a "rolling code" (variable security code)
⇒ page 180.
WARNING
When you are programming the HomeLink universal transmitter,
make sure that no persons or objects are close to the devices
receiving the transmitter signals. If a gate or door is inadvertently
set into motion during programming, persons might be injured or
other damage caused by moving parts.
Note
• For additional information on HomeLink
®
and/or products
compatible with HomeLink
®
, please call the toll-free HomeLink
®
hotline [phone] or alternatively [phone], or
visit the HomeLink
®
website at: www.homelink.com
• HomeLink
®
is a registered trademark of Johnson Controls.
Applies to vehicles: with HomeLink
Programming the universal transmitter
The HomeLink unit is programmed at the radiator grille.
Fig. 197 Operating
unit in headliner
Fig. 198 Radiator grille
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