Clifford 3.5 not working

You know, one of the things most folks overlook is when you jump a car, you are giving a voltage boost to most if not all electronic systems in the car to an already existing low current (weak/dying/dead battery) There is a possibility of you frying the sensitive 12volt feed to the alarm brain. I know, the fuse is supposed to blow..sometimes, the ripple is just enough to jolt sensitive electronics.. Start with the basics.. Switch out the remote battery first to make sure you are transmitting on full power as possible. Also have a second remote to test out if possible. If you can access the clifford brain, disconnect the main power fuses and let it sit for a while.While it is doing that, double check all your connections..antenna and grounding points included, along with fuses. Download the install manual here and follow the reset procedure. Try reprogramming the remotes. DEI/Clifford had a poor run of 791/RSX remotes in the earlier models..you might have a bad remote.though it sounds coincidental that it corresponds with a jumpstart. Good luck and post back with results..

thanks metaverse, i got the manual and tried the programming sequence for the remote, but didn't work. In the manual it says that the alarm can be locked by a bit writer, meaning you cannot program remotes to it until it is unlocked. There is a small chance that this is my problem, I'm going to take it somewhere that has a bit writer tomorrow to see if it is locked and they can unlock it. It would be weird if the remote is broke and just cannot send pages, but can receive them. I was hoping to fix this without taking my car apart to check things out, looks like I might have no choice. Will post what eventually happens. Still open to anymore input.