Is this a 'smart key' with a transponder?
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This is a "smart key". It has transponder in it. However, this is not G-type transponder, so you may want to double check if compatible with your vehicle.
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Hi Vim, This key for only for models (Camry) from 2002-2006. For 2012 models you have different transponder chip.
704307
If it has a silver logo on the back it is a smart key. A Black logo is not a smart key
2161335
Yes, it's a home key. Although it makes sense on the iPad, who knows what happens when connected on a computer?
77242
Yes. You need the current key to be able to re-key the lock so as long as you have that and the smartkey tool you can re-key the lock.
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No, it comes with a code as well as a key? I keep the code in a secure place and the key with me.
1740081
No. It's coded to one physical key. You can setup multiple codes, but there is only one master code that lets you setup user codes and functions
587126
Yes it is and I've been pleased with its operation with my Smartthings home automation system. Occasionally it will not recognize me when I come home. I think this might be related to manually unlocking and locking from inside. Was very simple to install and the instructions are clear and concise. Best of luck with you project.
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Programming the transponder key versus the keyless remote are 2 seperate processes. if you only have 1 key then you will be able to program the keyless remote portion of this 2 in 1 key but when it comes to programming the transponder key you will need to have 2 existing programmed keys or take it to a dealer or locksmith to program it.
975384
It is an actual key. The "softkey" just means that the keys are of a soft rubber material.
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I'm not 100% sure what you're asking... you do not have to have your key to program this key. Hope that helps or answers your question.
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John, I apologize that it took me so long to get back with you. If you do a search on the type of key that is comparable to the one you have then I am sure you shouldn't have a problem. Now as far as your alarm system, if you set it up yourself; I would think you wouldn't have a problem. But if it was something that was done by a company (as far as the installation and pairing with your key for remote access) then you may have to take it back to them for service. Just my opinion. I am not an expert. :)
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Yes. Make sure the instructions are sent if you order a new key-fob, or you can look up the instructions online.
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Most likely is a transponder car key or one that has a chip on it. That is mostly for ignition purposes. If you do not need it for ignition but only for open/lock the car, then you no need any programming. Does your key has a gray bulky head? If that so, then you will have to get it programmed by an auto locksmith/dealer or somebody that can programmed it if you buy the blank key.
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This itme is just a Empty key shell with uncut blade, you need to cut it in your local locksmith, take the internal electronics (include immobilizer/transponder chip) from original remote and place them to our key shell, then it is OK! There's no programming needed
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yes, it is like a telephone keypad....some numbers have letters under them....so you could program it with a name, etc.
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if it's one of those newer keys that have the alarm control in them then no