sigma only able to program one fob
Hi, I have seen a lot of info on this site about sigma alarms, unfortunately I don't have a scooby I have a Mitsubishi L200, the problem I have is that since my mate borrowed the vehicle and left the lights on making the battery go flat only one of my 2 sigma fobs works, i have tried to reprogram the fobs using *17856*91*2# on the keypad but only one will work. Not sure on the alarm model the vehicle is on an S plate 1999, on the back of the fob it says "mpt 1340 wt licence exempt". I have purchased 2 other fobs off ebay 1 the same and another with "type ac 38" on the back. Any ideas will be much appreciated.
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What Sigma model is it ?
Ian |
Originally Posted by MR_TOAD_INSTALLER
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What Sigma model is it ?
Ian Thanks |
So you've followed these instructions?
http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/index.p...RemoteControls and the LED flashed and siren beeped for each fob when pressed?? Have you replaced the battery in the non working fob?? |
Yeah I tried that the dash led flashes but the siren doesn't beep for the one that works, and nothing happens when I press the other fobs , as I mentioned one of the fobs I have used to work until the battery on the vehicle went flat when it stopped working. Just need to get another fob working as a spare as I don't have the pin number for the alarm.
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Originally Posted by treephil
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Yeah I tried that the dash led flashes but the siren doesn't beep for the one that works, and nothing happens when I press the other fobs , as I mentioned one of the fobs I have used to work until the battery on the vehicle went flat when it stopped working. Just need to get another fob working as a spare as I don't have the pin number for the alarm.
- Arm and then Disarm the system using a working Radio Key. - Within 30 seconds of disarming, type into the keypad: *17856*92*wxyz*wxyz# (where wxyz is your new PIN code) - Arm the system with the Radio Key - You should now be able to disarm the system using the new PIN code Worth looking through Sigma Sams thread, may give an insight to your problem............ http://forums.sidc.co.uk/topic/96215...larm-problems/ |
Thanks for that, I will try that tomorrow.
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