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Renault Key Card The hands-free card was initially developed by Renault but has since become an instant hit with customers across the globe. The small device – barely larger than a credit-card is among the most innovative innovations that will leave its mark on history. Key cards let drivers access several systems without needing to step inside their vehicle. They can also lock doors and turn on lights. Keyless entry Renault key card is a small device that lets you start your engine and open the doors of your vehicle with a single button press. It is a relatively new technology and has a number of advantages over traditional keys. It is simple to use, secure, and low-cost. It also lets you manage your vehicle remotely. However, it is recommended to keep the RENAULT card separate from other electronic equipment as this could hinder it from working. It is not recommended to keep it in pockets of jackets or clothing since it might get damaged by washing or end up in the back pocket, where it is sat on. The hands-free card story begins in 2001, just prior to the launch of Renault's brand new Laguna II saloon. Renault designers felt that the new model was lacking a few characteristics that would set it apart from its competitors. Project leader Bernard Dumondel was staying in the hotel in Luxembourg when he was using the room key that was a magnetic card and was struck by an epiphany. “Why not utilize this technology to create the form of a vehicle?” he asked. He presented his concept to the program manager and impressed the Group's Executive Committee, including Louis Schweitzer. The concept was immediately accepted. Hands-free cards have become more advanced over the years and are now a fundamental element of most automobiles. The electronic components have been miniaturised and battery life has been optimized, and security has been improved. Renault believes that smartphones will eventually replace keys cards. It has put them in two of its three vehicles. Always ensure that the RENAULT card is within detection zone 1 and that it is not in contact with other electronic equipment (such as computers). If it is in this area, a warning will appear. Also, do not leave a pet or child who is not self-sufficient alone in the vehicle even for a few minutes. They could put themselves or others in danger by starting the vehicle or activating electrical devices, like windows. Auto-locking Renault key cards are a revolutionary feature that lets drivers control multiple systems without touching the vehicle. They can unlock doors and trigger lights and horns to draw attention, or even activate alarms to discourage theft. They also have the ability to manage audio system settings such as volume. The hands-free card first introduced by Renault in 2001, with the Laguna II saloon as a practical alternative to remote car keys and key fobs. The hands-free card was initially inspired by the hotel room key seen being used by the company's chief executive. Since then, it has been improved to make it easier to use. The key card can be used for locking and unlocking the vehicle, as well as starting or stopping it. It can also turn on the audio system and the air conditioning. It also lets you check the condition of the battery. You will get an alert on the dashboard if it is running low. Certain vehicles are programmed to automatically lock the vehicle when you put the key card inside your pocket or purse. This is beneficial for those who are prone to forgetting to lock the car, or when you have children who may leave the door unlocked while they're playing. If you're worried about your vehicle being stolen, you could also set it up to unlock the car remotely after a specific period of time. Renault key cards are prone to internal flaws that could cause them to cease functioning properly or cease to respond. They can develop problems such as showing messages such as “insert card” or “card not recognized”. These issues are not uncommon and usually caused by frequent usage. These problems can be resolved easily by calling the locksmith. A professional can exchange your Renault card with a functional one while you wait, at only a fraction of the cost of a dealer. They'll have the software and components to do this, which will save your time and money. This is especially beneficial for those who are in a rush to get back on the road after an accident. Multi-purpose buttons Renault is a French automobile manufacturer that continues to innovate its vehicles. Renault's early models were the pioneers of modern technology. The 1984 Espace was the first car to feature multi-purpose cards, and the 2000 Laguna had the first contactless locking system. It also helped spread hands-free devices, electronic devices that allow drivers to lock and unlock their vehicles with the simple press of a single button. The simple plastic case hides a sophisticated electronic core that is programmed to continuously communicate with the vehicle it's paired to. It also comes with an ignition key that is small in case it fails to open the door, allowing users to open manually their doors. This button can also be useful for those who often forget to lock their car especially when they have children. It is easy to press the button to automatically secure their vehicle while shopping or at work. It's also a good idea to activate the lights and horn when they're late to school or work. Despite their convenience, hands-free cards have some drawbacks. For example, some users found it difficult to carry the card around with them while washing their car, as it would unwittingly lock and unlock their vehicle as they walked around. Luckily, Renault solved this problem by hiding the ignition key inside the card's case. This Renault Clio Ph III genuine key card comes with three buttons. These can be used to lock or unlock the vehicle, as well as to turn on the horn and lights. The buttons can be programmed according to your preferences. You can also choose the icon you would like to display on each button, meaning you can use them to easily identify your car's features. If you ever change the icons that appear on your keys, be sure to dispose of them correctly. Be sure to put them in an outside bin and out of the reach of children. Otherwise, the buttons could be a danger to choking. You can also recycle batteries by putting sticky tape on both sides. This will prevent them from becoming a risk of choking for children, and also ensure that they don't get re-used. Programmable The key card of Renault has advanced a lot in recent years, from its design to the technology within. The cards are programmable and customizable, and they're more secure than mechanical key fobs. They can be deauthorized and deleted with the most recent technology to stop unauthorized access to vehicles. They can also be used to keep important information for the owner, like an inventory of the maintenance and repair services. The hands-free key was designed to replace it, since the traditional key has been in use for more than 20 years and is susceptible to wear. The hands-free card is a much more durable product that can be used in tougher situations, such as wet weather or a rough terrain. It can be used to unlock the doors and start the car without the traditional button or key. It also holds information like the car's serial number and registration number, details about the car's equipment and mileage, and even the pressure of the tires. Unlike traditional magnetic stripe cards, the programmable renault key card uses an RFID (radio frequency identification) chip. This chip is more resistant to damage or tampering and can hold more data than magnetic stripes. It is also smaller than a credit card and therefore more convenient to use. The Xhorse Universal Smart Key Card is programmed using the VVDI Mini Key tool or VCDS CAN Explorer. It can be used with a variety of Renault vehicles. It can also be used to program the iMiEV and other electric cars. A programmable renault card can be customized by removing or adding features from the device, and it can be modified in the case of a stolen or lost one. It can also be deactivated when it isn't used for a certain time period. This is a much cheaper security solution than replacing keys that are physically present. K plus Key/Card Programming Device CAN can be used to program or erase old, new or lost key or cards for Renault automobiles via OBD II conector which are using the Philips Cryto II(ID46 and ID47) transponder. It can also read the pin code from an immobilizer to program keys or cards directly. No PC or online connection required and no precoding is required.