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It works well enough to just require some action to be taken on both ends. Push a button on the opener (or an already-paired remote), then pair the remote while
by wat10000 1y ago
It works well enough to just require some action to be taken on both ends. Push a button on the opener (or an already-paired remote), then pair the remote while the opener is in the pairing state. It’s possible for a passerby to intercept, but they’d have to have very good timing.
- tux1968 1y agoPressing a button on the opener is physical contact. That's the entire idea that the OP was trying to relay, that you need some physical way to prove that you're eligible to pair. Not that the key itself had to be hard-wired for the process to proceed.
- exe34 1y ago> requires a physical connection between the fob and the receiver (located inside the locked part of the car) to that sounds pretty clear to me that the connection isn't the human holding both buttons here.