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slightlyassured 
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Joined: July 09, 2008
Location: Oregon, United States
Posted: July 09, 2008 at 5:20 AM / IP Logged  
Just bought a new remote (aka replacement remote), and having trouble getting original (aka old remote) from still having access to alarm. My overall intention is to take the new remote and only have that as the sole transmitter of that car; however the original remote still stays on the alarm after many failed attempts.
*1st problem*
As stated on the manual of how to install a new remote:
Step 1-Open door
Step 2-Key position to on
*within 15 seconds*
Step 3-Press valet button 1 time (for alarms with auto-start)
Step 4-Immediately after press and hold valet button
Step 5-While maintaining to hold the valet button, press 'the' button on the transmitter you wish to assign to that channel
When they say "press 'the' button on the transmitter you wish to assign," which button is "the" button? There is no indication of lock, unlock, auxiliary, or star button. Or do they mean by "THE button" that they mean "Any Button on the transmitter you wish to assign?"
*Second point*
From my knowledge the last time I spoke with a DEI tech, there can be up to 3 remotes per alarm system. One suggestion to rid myself of an old remote is to take the new remote and attempt to install the new remote as many times needed to fill up the 3 slots (or however many slots there are) to wipe out any code coming from a previous remote. Unfortunately what felt like 30 times, it still failed. The old remote still shared control over the alarm with the new remote.
There is also a channel number to delete all transmitters. It is 11 for alarms with remote start, and 9 for alarms without.
I have failed many times at this. These are the steps I performed and maybe someone can tell me what I'm doing wrong:
Step 1-Open a door
Step 2-Put key in 'on' position
Step 3-Press the valet button 11 times and immediately after press and hold till LED blinks and alarm chirps
Step 4-Pull out key
*alarm chirps once LED blinks and again after when you pull out the key*
Any suggestions to get rid of old remote from the alarm?
smcshark 
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Joined: June 22, 2008
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posted: July 09, 2008 at 9:30 AM / IP Logged  

two options

1-get a new alarm system.......

2-Get Dei tech on the phone and have him walk you through it. I have had nothing but program issues with DEi product, but we are a viper dealer so I boutgh a bit writter, now no issues. sorry dude. the DEI instructions are not very clear.

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howie ll 
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Joined: January 09, 2007
Location: United Kingdom
Posted: July 09, 2008 at 10:56 AM / IP Logged  
Isn't there an erase all remotes setting?
slightlyassured 
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Location: Oregon, United States
Posted: July 09, 2008 at 10:12 PM / IP Logged  
So the scoop is, I found out that when wanting to delete all transmitters you have to select channel 14 (meaning press valet button 14 times). So open a door, put the key in on position, press valet button 14 times, following press and hold valet button till chirping, while still holding down valet button press any button of the transmitter (face) you want to get rid of that already shares code with the alarm(i.e. lock, unlock, star, aux), once alarm sounds all should be done. That is what happened with my first car.
My second car that also has this alarm is a little more stubborn. While attempting to enter my 14 presses on the valet button my alarm chirps right at 10 making it impossible to complete a full 14 presses. Also, after talking to a DEI tech, he said that it is actually 4 spots/remotes to one alarm so all I have to do is push out any other remotes with the remote I want 4 times and it should wipe out the other remotes. However, as I have also found out with my first car's alarm, that does not work.
Any suggestions? A bit writer is a little too much investment for me.
tedmond 
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Location: Ontario, Canada
Posted: July 11, 2008 at 8:35 AM / IP Logged  
head to a shop and see if they can use their bit writer and do it. they might charge you 20 but it sure saves you the hassle.
megaman 
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Joined: June 24, 2008
Location: Montana, United States
Posted: July 11, 2008 at 11:51 AM / IP Logged  

What you need to do is this:

Stand on one foot

repeat "I love cookies in the morning" three times

press the valet button 47 times

push the buttons on your remote in this order: lock, lock, unlock, A,B R1, R2, start select

Then if this doesn't work, head to a shop and have them use thier bitwriter.

I've tried exactly what you are attempting on my own Viper, Clifford, and Avital alarms, RS, and it's almost impossible with just the Valet button.  Good thing I have a bitwriter.


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