app is free but do we need to subscribe to any sevice? i have remote start for my car...i pay 4 the ability to use it
1879738
No, there is no subscription fee even to use the app while away from home (assuming you have a data plan with your cell phone carrier)
1879739
There's absolutely none. You just need the device, the WeMo App and internet connection.
1879740
No service is necessary. WeMo is wifi only, your car start is cell phone so it would require some kind of carrier.
1879741
The WEMO app is free for now. Setting rules on it is thus free to do. The IFTTT server at the IFTTT web site is free to use for now. I can see how they could start charging for that service in the future.
103086
smart phone service? As long as you can put the app on your phone then I would say yes. I love it pull app up and you know were your car is in seconds. tracks in real time and is the cheapest monthly fee around
1945595
From what I understand, you have to be careful because the manufacturer can void your warranty when you add this to a new car. When you add any other security system or other add on you have to bypass systems already on the car. Check with Nissan to make sure it won't cause you problems later. Plus you will come out better letting an authorized dealer install the remote start for you. I'll cost you less than you think since you already have the part. Plus the installer will warranty the install.
2061609
No, unless you have an AutoPage alarm system with the same type remote. You can't use any type of remote, because they need to be digitally coded to the car or alarm system.
556924
It should as long you have the same remote, if you do you purchase it and take it to the dealership so that they can pair it with your car, they usually charge $65 for the service.
900430
cannot answer this question because i havent had the remote starter installed yet. still looking for someone to install it for me.
1328363
You can sign up, but you have to have their Remote software installed AND you have to have a remote to get to the programming screen.
1338439
Remote starts can be added to almost any vehicle. They do require a very extensive knowledge of automotive electronics and data systems. It will also require a vehicle specific transponder bypass module. They are by no means a 'Do It Yourself' install. Professional installation by an experienced installer is very highly recommended. It is very easy for a novice installer to damage the expensive computer modules of the vehicle. (I have 30+ years experience installing remote starters, every since they first became available to the industry.)
669464
I am not sure if so. My Uncle's car is not equipped with a remote starter. Perhaps you can ask a car dealer as they program the remotes and they may be able to answer your question.Anthony
937245
I bought this unit a couple years ago and did not like it. Had to be within 5 feet of car for it to work. If your just using it for keyless entry you don't need anything else , to use remote start you may need a security bypass if car has a factory security system like VATS or passlock
145014
No, unless you can call someone on your cellphone to come start it for you. That might count as a remote start
1918743
Yes, this remote must be programmed by a dealer; it requires special equipment. My dealer quoted $25 for the service, but wound up doing it for free as a goodwill gesture.
1494168
It might depend on your vehicle, but as a general rule you shouldn't need anything other than what's included. However, you'll need to sacrifice one of your spare transponder keys (stored inside the unit) or purchase (and program) a bulldog transponder key to enable remote start. It's also worth noting that if your vehicle has the keyless entry buttons, and the key itself all in one unit, it may not fit inside the RS83B (or RS82B), and you'll end up having to get a bulldog transponder key anyway. If you go with a learning module, you won't need to keep a key inside the unit to remote start.
296155
You need to have both remotes in the car when you do the programing. Here is a link to a youtube video that does an excellent job describing the process. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvwMd0FzFTA
867962
You need to follow up with viper or a reputable installer and fine out if it is possible for them to integrate this with your oem remote start. You may lose the oem remote start feature, yet still have it on your viper system. You can check out vipers website, they have a app to help you figure out what major components will be needed for your car. Also, word of caution. The quality of the install is key. A great alarm/remote start system is useless if it is installed poorly. Hope this helps. Feel free to ask more questions if needed.
467916
We had to go to a installer of alarms and remote starters for them to program it to my vehicle. They didn't charge me,and it only took them two min.sorry not a better help.
2000346
You need to have the factory option for this remote to work. For you, it is likely much cheaper to get a 3rd party remote start system than adding on the OEM equipment.