Jaguar X-TypeRemote Reprogram

Alarm Remote Manual Programming X-Type

 · The ignition must be cycled four times between Run and Accessory. It is important to end the cycle in the Accessory position.

· This starts the programming mode, which is indicated by a chime from the GEM. · The key must be removed from the ignition. Following this, press a button on the RF transmitter within 10 seconds. If the RF transmitter has been accepted, the GEM emits a chime.

· To program further transmitters, press a button on the next RF transmitter within 10 seconds of the previous entry. · Up to 4 RF transmitters can be programmed into the GEM.

· The programming mode can be terminated when any of the following occurs: The ignition is switched to Run,  no further RF transmitters are programmed within 10 seconds, an attempt is made to program more than 4 transmitters.

 · Once the GEM has dropped out of the transmitter -programming mode, restarting the process will erase all previous transmitters that were stored within the GEM.

 Caution Note:

When carrying out the above process, please ensure that no other vehicles within a 50 meter radius are undergoing the same programming procedure; this could affect the programming operation.

 

 

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