if I buy one of this, will I have to use the remote control to activate te electric super charger or it is always on when I start the vehicle??
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You have to use the remote to open and close. Let say u left it open when u shut off your car last night , when u start the car this morning it remains open
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Your car, not the wall unit, decides when to initiate charging. At least that is how it works with my Nissan Leaf and the GE WattStation. If the timer is off, it will start charging immediately upon plug in. If the timer is on, it will follow the timer's instruction.
688846
Good ? I never look. I leave the trickle charge on for 12+ hrs then just start my vehicle!
433759
Not to worry. I leave mine pluged in all the time. It comes on as soon as I turn on the key. While driving it works great. When I turn off the car I just press the off button when it shows up on my GPS unit to turn off the power. It is a great USB cable. I wish it were a bit shorter due to the mount location of my GPS in my car. When I had it on the dash the length of the cable was perfect up there. With my Mountek the GPS is now right above my plug.
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Used mine on 2012 no remote start and no push button of course, works ok. Gotta push the button a lot sometimes, and I had to use super glue on mine, cause it fell apart when I would start the truck. Cheaply made but works, good back up.
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I don't think you can. The alarm has an anti theft feature that will not let the vehicle start if the Alarm is engaged. If the remote won't work then try programming then again.
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You can't prevent this of course, and most certainly the device warning you is likely the device causing the issue. That said if this is a concern for you and you are willing to invest a bit more you can install a remote start alarm with the cellular service add-on. If I am out for an extended period of time and should I receive an alert I can remotely start the car and let the battery charge back up. Not the cheapest approach but it works.
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Normally it turns on automatically when you approach the vehicle. Sometime I have to touch the "on" button; or use the I-Phone settings to connect. But most times it automatically connects.
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It will automatically power up when connected, no button to turn it on. I leave mine connected to the power source in my car. It powers up when I start my car and is ready for streaming immediately. You will need to do your initial pairing to connect it to your device. After that, everything is automatic.
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Once you instal it as shown in the manual, you do not have to do anything.It just unlocks the device, so you do not have to park the car, turn it off and so on and so on.It works, that's what is important.
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You must buy it seperately if you want your vehicle to remote start. Well worth it. I think. People get a kick out of it.
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No, you will have to shut it off manually. Since it isn't an integral part of the car's electronics system, but has its own battery and is detachable from the recharging unit, it runs on its own. I haven't found it to be too much of a hassle to shut it off manually. The good part is, if it is not connected to a device for a certain number of minutes, it WILL shut off automatically, so you could just allow it to do that each time you exited your car.
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When I purchased the unit it included everything that you need..cable, hand crank, and it works very well with pulling my Grady White 272 loaded with fuel. The remote works but I prefer the switch on the unit. I recommend this unit. Good luck. Other input....I do not recommend using any "power outlet" at the rear of vehicle due to small size of wires....once the unit is pulling you will easily exceed current carrying capacity of small wires and you may end up either burning the wires (possible fire) or overheating the motor on the unit, etc. I use jumper cables from the battery in my SUV or I put a spare battery form my other car in the back of my SUV when I am pulling my boat. When I purchased the unit it included everything that you need..cable, hand crank, and it works very well with pulling my Grady White 272 loaded with fuel. The remote works but I prefer the switch on the unit. I recommend this unit. Good luck. Other input....I do not recommend using any "power outlet" at the rear of vehicle due to small size of wires....once the unit is pulling you will easily exceed current carrying capacity of small wires and you may end up either burning the wires (possible fire) or overheating the motor on the unit, etc. I use jumper cables from the battery in... » Read More When I purchased the unit it included everything that you need..cable, hand crank, and it works very well with pulling my Grady White 272 loaded with fuel. The remote works but I prefer the switch on the unit. I recommend this unit. Good luck. Other input....I do not recommend using any "power outlet" at the rear of vehicle due to small size of wires....once the unit is pulling you will easily exceed current carrying capacity of small wires and you may end up either burning the wires (possible fire) or overheating the motor on the unit, etc. I use jumper cables from the battery in my SUV or I put a spare battery form my other car in the back of my SUV when I am pulling my boat. « Show Less
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You may have to remove the silicone cover before you place the remote on the charger. It charges great!!
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Not sure if it will work with a vehicle without autostart. But, once this remote is programmed, the one you currently have won't work. You have to re-program them both at the same time.
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You change the setting one time to motion mode and when the car is still while it has battery (5 minutes or so) it will activate on it own
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It will automatically turn on and off with the vehicle if connected to switched power, so I would recommend that rather than using an always-on circuit and having to turn the camera on and off manually.