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1. RESISTER TRANSMITTER CODE

HINT:

•The vehicle's garage door opener system records transmitter codes for systems such as garage doors, gates, door locks, home lighting systems, security systems, or other transmitter-code based systems.
•The garage door opener system is built into the inner rear view mirror. If the inner rear view mirror is replaced, transmitter codes previously registered in the garage door opener system must be re-registered.

(a) Re-registration of codes in the garage door opener system (registration mode)

NOTICE:

•When programming a garage door opener system, you may operate a garage door or other device. To prevent injury or damage, it is necessary to make sure that people and objects are out of the way of the garage door or other device.
•Before beginning programming of the garage door opener system, turn off the engine and no key is in the vehicle.
•The garage door opener system cannot be used with openers that:
(1) Were manufactured before April 1, 1982.

(2) Do not meet Federal Safety Standards (for example, garage doors without a jam protection function).


HINT:

•3 transmitter codes can be registered with the garage door opener system. It is possible to register one handheld transmitter code (original transmitter) for each of the three garage door opener system switches.
•Disconnecting the vehicle's battery will not clear the transmitter codes registered in the garage door opener system.
•An attempt to overwrite a previously registered code may fail. In this case, the previously registered handheld transmitter code will not be cleared.
•To successfully program the garage door opener system, it may be necessary to replace the handheld transmitter battery before programming.



(1) Select one of the garage door opener system switches to program.



(2) Press and hold the selected switch for 2 seconds. The garage door opener system will enter registration mode. Continue to hold this switch during the next two steps.

HINT:

The garage door opener system LED should stay on while holding the selected switch for the 2 second period. After entering registration mode, the LED will flash approximately 1 time per second (1 Hz). This indicates that the garage door opener system has entered registration mode and is "listening" for a code from a handheld transmitter.



(3) After the garage door opener system has entered registration mode, bring the original handheld transmitter within 1 to 3 in. (25.4 to 76.2 mm) of the garage door opener system. Press and hold the switch on the handheld transmitter. If the flashing speed of the garage door opener system LED changes from the slow speed to a faster speed, proceed to the next step.


HINT:

Some handheld transmitters stop transmitting after 1 to 2 seconds. In this case, continue to hold the selected garage door opener system switch while pressing the handheld transmitter switch for 2 seconds at a time. Repeat the cycle of pressing and releasing the transmitter switch while monitoring for a change of the flashing speed of the LED.


(4) When the LED begins to flash more rapidly, release both switches. This indicates that the garage door opener system has been successfully programmed. If the garage door opener system fails to program, review all hints before trying the programming process again.

HINT:

•If transmitter registration fails:
(1) The battery in the handheld transmitter may be weak or need to be replaced.

(2) The handheld transmitter and opener device to be registered may not be compatible with the vehicle's garage door opener system.

•After entering the garage door opener system registration mode, registration of the handheld transmitter code must be completed within 55 seconds. If 55 seconds have elapsed, the garage door opener system will enter low power mode.
•For first time programming, it may be necessary to press and hold the 2 outer switches until the LED begins to flash rapidly. The length of time to hold the switches should be approximately 20 seconds.
•In some cases, the garage door opener system LED may flash slowly (1 time per second (1 Hz)) as soon as the selected garage door opener system switch is pressed. This indicates that the system is ready or "listening" for a code from a handheld transmitter. Continue to hold the switch and perform the procedure again from step 3.




(b) Erasure of transmitter codes in the garage door opener system (clear mode)

HINT:

All 3 codes registered in the garage door opener system will be cleared. No option exists for clearing only one transmitter code.

(1) Press and hold the left and right switches of the garage door opener system for 10 seconds. The LED will begin to flash approximately 5 times per second (5.6 Hz). This indicates that the codes contained in the vehicle garage door opener system have been cleared. Releasing the switches ends clear mode.

HINT:

•If the switches are released within 10 seconds after the transmitter codes have been cleared, the system will enter registration mode immediately the next time a garage door opener system switch is pressed.
•If the switches are held for 10 seconds or more after the transmitter codes have been cleared, default codes will be set to the three switches of the garage door opener system. These default codes may in some cases be used for training an opener device that uses rolling codes.




(c) Low power mode:

(1) If the garage door opener switch is stuck or held for 75 seconds or more, the garage door opener system will enter low power mode to economize on power consumption. When the garage door opener system has entered low power mode, the LED turns off. When the garage door opener switch is released, low power mode will end.