Key Fob function? (2000 Accord)

Discussion in 'Accord' started by Jeff, Aug 15, 2004.

  1. Jeff

    Sparky Guest

    no, it's not. Look it up.

    And besides, even so, since when is a remote transmitter a "decorative
    thing"? It's just another key of sorts (one that electronically unlocks
    the doors), hanging on the key ring.

    It's a remote transmitter. Period.[/QUOTE]

    Dictionary.com says:

    fob n.

    1. A small pocket at the front waistline of a man's trousers or in the
    front of a vest, used especially to hold a watch.

    2. 1. A short chain or ribbon attached to a pocket watch and worn
    hanging in front of the vest or waist.
    2. An ornament or seal attached to such a chain or ribbon.


    [Probably of Germanic origin.]
     
    Sparky, Aug 17, 2004
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  2. Jeff

    a Guest

    The security system is set the first time - the "second push"
    functionality is just to reassure jittery owners.

    Quote, " When you push the lock button a second time within 5 seconds
    after you have locked the doors, the horn will sound once to *verify*
    that the security system will be set."

    a
     
    a, Aug 17, 2004
    #22
  3. Jeff

    a Guest

    The security system is set the first time - the "second push"
    functionality is just to reassure jittery owners.

    Quote, " When you push the lock button a second time within 5 seconds
    after you have locked the doors, the horn will sound once to *verify*
    that the security system will be set."

    a
     
    a, Aug 17, 2004
    #23
  4. Exactly what does it say occurs with the "first push"?
     
    F2004: 12 of 13*, Aug 18, 2004
    #24
  5. Exactly what does it say occurs with the "first push"?
     
    F2004: 12 of 13*, Aug 18, 2004
    #25
  6. Jeff

    a Guest

    It says that "all doors lock". The alarm *does* set, though, on the
    first press.

    a
     
    a, Aug 18, 2004
    #26
  7. Jeff

    a Guest

    It says that "all doors lock". The alarm *does* set, though, on the
    first press.

    a
     
    a, Aug 18, 2004
    #27
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