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Car Find Function 

If the car find operation is 
performed on the remote control, 
the hazard lights will flash twice and 
the horn will sound twice so you 
can confirm the vehicle’s location. 
This function is convenient when 
looking for your vehicle in a large 
parking lot, etc. 

Answer Back Function 

This device conducts bidirectional 
communication between the remote 
control and the controller (vehicle 
side). The user can check the status 
of the operations: engine start, 
engine stop, warm up time, and rear 
defrost, using the LCD monitor on 
the remote control. 

1.  The reference operating range of the remote control is approx. 300 ft(91m). 

However, this range can be reduced by interference caused by any of 
conditions as follows. 

•

  There is any obstruction nearby (Buildings, walls, other vehicles, etc.). 

•

  There is any radio wave transmission nearby (television, radio, cellular, 

another remote controller, etc.) 

•

  The battery becomes weak. 

2.  When there is a signal being transmitted that is close to the frequency band 

used by this device in the surrounding area, transmission between the remote 
control and controller shall be restricted. In this situation, the remote control will 
display a send error and/or a receive error. 

3.  When conducting consecutive operations with the remote control switches, wait 

“2 seconds or longer” after the “Send mark” on the LCD monitor has turned off, 
and then perform the next operation. The operation signal will not be received if 
the second operation is performed within 2 seconds of the first.   

4.  If a send error is displayed, the radio transmission in the area is restricted. Wait 

until the display mark turns off before operating the remote control. 

5. A receive error may display on the remote control even if the engine has 

started, depending on the radio transmission conditions in the area. 

Note 

Answer back

Send

Remote control

Vehicle side 

(Controller) 

Car find 

Directions for car find 
operation 

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