toad fob destroyed after diy
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Topic: toad fob destroyed after diy
Posted By: cicli
Subject: toad fob destroyed after diy
Date Posted: November 29, 2013 at 12:09 PM
Hi mates,
Trying to make a flip key using the circuitry of a Toad fob alarm, I have the AI606 installed, I have found that somewhere in the process it went destroyed. The LED turns on normally when pushing the buttons, but the car does not react. The other fob works correct, and I tried to reprogramme this flip but the car does nothing.
Can you recognise which component is the antenna? Could it probably be the original path all around the circuitry? All channels cut have been restored with wire, so I do not really know which is the problem.
Regards,
Dan.
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Do it or not, but don't try it!!
Trying to make a flip key using the circuitry of a Toad fob alarm, I have the AI606 installed, I have found that somewhere in the process it went destroyed. The LED turns on normally when pushing the buttons, but the car does not react. The other fob works correct, and I tried to reprogramme this flip but the car does nothing.
Can you recognise which component is the antenna? Could it probably be the original path all around the circuitry? All channels cut have been restored with wire, so I do not really know which is the problem.
Regards,
Dan.
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Do it or not, but don't try it!!
Replies:
Posted By: Chris Luongo
Date Posted: November 30, 2013 at 7:47 AM
Posted By: cicli
Date Posted: December 01, 2013 at 6:26 AM
Chris Luongo wrote:
I would guess that the antenna is almost certainly, in your first picture,the light green trace running all around the edge, with small holes at regular intervals.
See if you can hold a short piece of wire onto where that was, and see if the remote will work.
That is already done, this is the down side. I also assumed that the trace all around was part of the antenna. But it does not work either... Probably the wire is too insulated?
I am going to buy another second hand fob, programme it, and try the conversion again. I don't think but... probably a component is damaged
Regards,
Dan.
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Do it or not, but don't try it!!
Posted By: cicli
Date Posted: December 01, 2013 at 6:27 AM
Sorry, the picture...
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Do it or not, but don't try it!!
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Do it or not, but don't try it!!