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General Interest |
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Autowatch Remote Controls & Touchkeys
The Autowatch range of alarms use two types of remote controls, the older range such as the 76Rl, 77Rl, 79Rl, 176RL, 276RLi, 277RL, 330Rl & 376Rl use the fixed code remotes, these fobs have to be pre-programmed by a supplying dealer. The 330RL can be programmed with any 376-300 fixed coded fob using a five digit code found on the main alarm brain (see locating the override code below). Buy A Fixed Coded Remote Fob Here
The later alarms such as the 88, 160, 161, 172, 186, 188, 236, 246 & 346 use the self coding (randomly encrypted) type model number 225-000 or for early 160rli alarms 202-000 (replaced by the 225-000). Externally both these remotes look exactly the same, the only way to tell the difference is the colour of the led fitted to the older coffin shaped fobs or the code number on the back on later peanut shaped fobs. To code in a new fob into these alarms a 5 digit code is required (3 digit code for the 88 & 236), see below. How to locate alarm ECU & the fob/override code Buy A Self Coding Remote Fob Here
What type of Autowatch fob Have you got?
Early Type Autowatch Fobs 376300 (fixed code) Early Autowatch remote controls use a fixed code while the later remotes use random encryption for transmitting the signal to the main alarm unit. Both can look like the remote in the above photo. The fixed code fob has a red led, the self coded fob has a green led. If the fob you have has a green LED go to the 'Later Autowatch Remotes' section below. For fixed coded fobs please read the next few paragraphs.
On the fixed coded fob the code number is found ONLY on a green, yellow or orange round label stuck on the crystal which in turn is mounted on the circuit board (looks like a flat circular watch battery) inside the remote, the code number can be 4 or 5 digits long. Other numbers whether hand written or printed on the circuit board have no relevance to coding. On later peanut shaped fobs the number is found on a white label (see below) Circuit
boards of a single code remote control If the circuit board inside your remote control does not look like the above photos please go to the 'Later Autowatch Remotes' section below. If the code cannot be found on the fob locate the alarm brain which is usually hidden somewhere under the dash, where the code should be found.
Fixed code single button Autowatch remote control, will only work with the following alarms: 76Rl, 77Rl, 79Rl, 176RL, 276RLi, 277RL, 330 & 376/300 If you have one of these alarms. We require the code number found on the sticker similar to the photo above. If you no longer have the remote control locate the alarm which should have a similar sticker stuck on the circuit board.
All replacement remote fobs we send out are now the new peanut shaped type Later Autowatch Remotes 225000 (self coding) Single
button self-coding fob (225000)
Locating The Override Code for for the 88, 160, 161, 186, 188, 88, 246, 345 & 346 range of alarms & 171,172 & 239 range of immobilisers You will need a 3 or 5 digit code to program the remote into the alarm, if you do not have the code, locate the alarm brain (usually hidden somewhere under the dash) & remove the outer protecting case (if fitted) by unscrewing the four screws in each corner (which some times can be hidden by plastic inserts), once the cover is removed locate the sticker which is usually found on the plastic surround of the smaller of the two large wiring plugs. On the sticker is the five digit code, the model number and a date code. If the code is 3 or 6 digits long please contact the office - Only early (pre 1999) 160Rli & 173Rl alarms had six digit over-ride codes, this code always starts with the number 9, also these alarms were suplied eith the 202-000 fobs (now replaced by the 225-000).
HOW TO LOCATE THE AUTOWATCH ALARM BRAIN FITTED TO MOST VEHICLES The alarm/immobiliser unit is usually mounted inside a protective case, remove the four screws on the underneath to access the control box shown below. The screws may be hidden by four plastic blanks remove these by drilling a small hole and pulling out using a screwdriver or similar.
Locating Alarm Printable version
Programming Instructions can now be found in the members area
To check if you have the correct code for programming follow these instructions (not fixed coded alarms):
This is the code which is used to program new remotes/touchkeys, full instructions will be supplied with the fob.
Transponder
Key
239
Touchkey For the 139 Immobiliser Touchkeys click here
160
& 161 Touchkey
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How to locate alarm ECU & the fob/override code Programming Instructions can now be found in the members area
Broken
or damaged you're early coffin shaped case - buy a replacement here
Transponder
keys for the 171 & 573 Immobilisers
239
Touchkey 139 Immobiliser Touchkey 139
Immobiliser Touchkeys contact the office on Or More Info/Buy Online 160,
161 & 172 Touchkeys
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