Very Interesting- Key fob...

[Andy_con]

How much do people know about central locking key fobs???

ill explain why a bit later and post a web link as to why im asking!

Do renault key fobs use hopping codes????

 

[White16valver]

Dodgy geezer lol

 

[Djw John]

I know they are a bloody fortune and fragile!

 

[The Bear]

I know that anyone who knows someone dodgy working at Renault can get a key fob programmed via your registration no. and therefore get access to your car.

 

[Andy_con]

I know that anyone who knows someone dodgy working at Renault can get a key fob programmed via your registration no. and therefore get access to your car.

very close!!

but the the question being, does renault key fobs use hopping codes???

ill post the reason which is very interesting in a bit LOL

 

[XXXChromeClioXXX]

I need a new key fob. How much should i expect to pay?

 

[Andy_con]

Not much if someone anwsers my question LOL

 

[Andy_con]

http://www.spymodex.com/remote.htm

 

[Griff]

Wouldn't work with any modern/decent car remote.

 

[Djw John]

It may keep the code to open the car but not to start it I bet

 

[Griff]

It may keep the code to open the car but not to start it I bet

Wouldn't even open the car.. These things may have worked in the 80's but todays remote's have random codes and never sends the same signal twice.

 

[Andy_con]

thats what i was trying to find out, if most remote use hopping codes

 

[chammyman]

wtf is a hopping code? Who uses that terminology?

Only rolling codes where used in the late 90's they have gone back to static codes as the transponder keys are now used.

 

[Andy_con]

hopping code

its hops LOL keeps changing the code it uses

 

[chammyman]

the rolling code is the correct term.

 

[Andy_con]

sorry!! LOL

 

[jooliona]

thats what i was trying to find out, if most remote use hopping codes

i should damn well hope so! surely that was the whole point of bringing them into mass use?

 

[skinner]

My Moss alarm isn't safe then?

 

[fizzy_drink]

If that's true, how come either keyfob will work with your car (ie, normal & spare key).

Surely if it hops, a signal needs to be agreed between the fob, and the car?

I'm interested in how it works...

 

[Clart]

thats how those one4all remotes work for ur tv. i'd hope a car one was more secure

 

[skinner]

More than one rolling code at a time, probably limited to 4 or so individual keys if using a rolling code.

 

[Andy_con]

if only it worked the fun u could have!!