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Vehicle Smart Key Technology
The smart key technology in vehicles allows drivers to unlock and start their car by simply touching the door handle, or putting the keys in the pocket. It also permits a variety of other adjustments, like seats positions, internal temperature settings, stereo presets and mirror positions.
However, it could also cause security issues.
Security
Smart keys are sophisticated computerized key fobs that communicate with the vehicle using one of the antennas in the car to open doors and begin the engine. Smart key fobs, unlike conventional keys that emit the same frequency each time they're pulled, transmit encrypted signals that are compatible with the car to which they belong to. This makes it difficult for thieves with advanced technology to intercept or fake the signal, and use your key to steal your car.
Mercedes' Keyless Go system for instance, comes with an internal transponder, which can identify the driver's keys. The Smart Key automatically unlocks and opens the doors and the tailgate when it is within 1.5 meters. It also begins the engine by pressing a button on its key.
Some smart keys, like the ones made by BMW and Mercedes-Benz, also come with user-specific settings, which allow users to alter the seat, mirrors and steering wheel's position and even the audio settings with the press of a single button. They also have an emergency lock that stops the vehicle starting without the key.
This technology prevents drivers from not locking their cars properly, especially when searching in backpacks or purses to find keys in parking lots with strangers, or on a street where crime is high. A lot of systems will alert drivers when the battery of their key is depleted, though this feature can vary by manufacturer.
Convenience
If you're in a hurry to get to a place the smart key makes getting into your vehicle as simple as it can be. You can unlock, lock and start your car by pressing the door handle or trunk release. Popular Mechanics explains that the key fob can also be used to track charging or location as well as other information about your vehicle.
A major benefit is that you don't be locked out. The key fob communicates with an antenna inside the vehicle to determine whether it's in range. If it's not, the engine won't start. This helps deter would-be thieves who would steal your vehicle to sell the parts.
BMW reports that the smart car Key programming key makes use of rolling codes as well to protect against hacking and cloning. A computer in the vehicle reads the code and checks it prior to launching the engine. Most systems have a mechanical backup system that is a hidden key blade.
How Stuff Works Electronics notes that modern smart keys also detect when the key is being used and adjust the vehicle settings accordingly. If you turn on your vehicle while holding the key in your palm, for example windows and the sunroof can be opened to allow fresh air to enter the interior. You can also set up a speed limit that will only be applied when the car is powered by the specified key. This feature can be useful if you're loaning your vehicle to a driver who has little experience.
Battery Life
If you're looking for a way to get more mileage out of your vehicle's smart key, or just want to make sure it won't die during a trip to the grocery store, you can activate an auto manufacturer-specific feature called Power Saving Mode. To do this, hold the lock button until you release it and press the unlock button.
This will disable your smart key fob from sending or receiving radio waves which will increase its battery life significantly. You can always reactivate this function by pressing the unlock and lock buttons again.
Certain smart key car keys have anti-theft features to prevent them from being copied by thieves. Mercedes-Benz smart keys employ rolling codes to block access by anyone who is not authorized to use it. When a smart key is inserted into ignition, a computer inside the car checks the code in milliseconds prior it starts the engine. BMW offers a similar system with its Display Key, which features an LCD touchscreen on the smart key for added convenience, and enables drivers to lock, unlock, and start their vehicles without ever taking it from their pockets.
Contact Pop-A-Lock if your need to replace the battery on your smart key fob or in the event that you are thinking of purchasing a vehicle with a smart-key. Our mobile locksmiths can replace the battery on any smart key and assist you set it so that your car can recognize it.
Special Cases
Smart keys aren't% theft-proof but they can help deter thieves. Smart keys employ rolling security codes to avoid hacking, and when placed in the ignition, the car's computer verifies the code within milliseconds. This technology was developed by Mercedes-Benz and is now used by many luxury car brands.
Another useful feature is that the majority of smart key systems will continue to work in the event that the user forgets the key in the trunk or left it at the restaurant, or lost it during an excursion. Certain systems will also inform the driver when the battery is depleted. Certain brands provide keys with covers specifically designed for smart keys, to shield the fob from damage.
The smart key technology in vehicles allows drivers to unlock and start their car by simply touching the door handle, or putting the keys in the pocket. It also permits a variety of other adjustments, like seats positions, internal temperature settings, stereo presets and mirror positions.However, it could also cause security issues.
Security
Smart keys are sophisticated computerized key fobs that communicate with the vehicle using one of the antennas in the car to open doors and begin the engine. Smart key fobs, unlike conventional keys that emit the same frequency each time they're pulled, transmit encrypted signals that are compatible with the car to which they belong to. This makes it difficult for thieves with advanced technology to intercept or fake the signal, and use your key to steal your car.
Mercedes' Keyless Go system for instance, comes with an internal transponder, which can identify the driver's keys. The Smart Key automatically unlocks and opens the doors and the tailgate when it is within 1.5 meters. It also begins the engine by pressing a button on its key.
Some smart keys, like the ones made by BMW and Mercedes-Benz, also come with user-specific settings, which allow users to alter the seat, mirrors and steering wheel's position and even the audio settings with the press of a single button. They also have an emergency lock that stops the vehicle starting without the key.
This technology prevents drivers from not locking their cars properly, especially when searching in backpacks or purses to find keys in parking lots with strangers, or on a street where crime is high. A lot of systems will alert drivers when the battery of their key is depleted, though this feature can vary by manufacturer.
Convenience
If you're in a hurry to get to a place the smart key makes getting into your vehicle as simple as it can be. You can unlock, lock and start your car by pressing the door handle or trunk release. Popular Mechanics explains that the key fob can also be used to track charging or location as well as other information about your vehicle.
A major benefit is that you don't be locked out. The key fob communicates with an antenna inside the vehicle to determine whether it's in range. If it's not, the engine won't start. This helps deter would-be thieves who would steal your vehicle to sell the parts.
BMW reports that the smart car Key programming key makes use of rolling codes as well to protect against hacking and cloning. A computer in the vehicle reads the code and checks it prior to launching the engine. Most systems have a mechanical backup system that is a hidden key blade.
How Stuff Works Electronics notes that modern smart keys also detect when the key is being used and adjust the vehicle settings accordingly. If you turn on your vehicle while holding the key in your palm, for example windows and the sunroof can be opened to allow fresh air to enter the interior. You can also set up a speed limit that will only be applied when the car is powered by the specified key. This feature can be useful if you're loaning your vehicle to a driver who has little experience.
Battery Life
If you're looking for a way to get more mileage out of your vehicle's smart key, or just want to make sure it won't die during a trip to the grocery store, you can activate an auto manufacturer-specific feature called Power Saving Mode. To do this, hold the lock button until you release it and press the unlock button.
This will disable your smart key fob from sending or receiving radio waves which will increase its battery life significantly. You can always reactivate this function by pressing the unlock and lock buttons again.
Certain smart key car keys have anti-theft features to prevent them from being copied by thieves. Mercedes-Benz smart keys employ rolling codes to block access by anyone who is not authorized to use it. When a smart key is inserted into ignition, a computer inside the car checks the code in milliseconds prior it starts the engine. BMW offers a similar system with its Display Key, which features an LCD touchscreen on the smart key for added convenience, and enables drivers to lock, unlock, and start their vehicles without ever taking it from their pockets.
Contact Pop-A-Lock if your need to replace the battery on your smart key fob or in the event that you are thinking of purchasing a vehicle with a smart-key. Our mobile locksmiths can replace the battery on any smart key and assist you set it so that your car can recognize it.
Special Cases
Smart keys aren't% theft-proof but they can help deter thieves. Smart keys employ rolling security codes to avoid hacking, and when placed in the ignition, the car's computer verifies the code within milliseconds. This technology was developed by Mercedes-Benz and is now used by many luxury car brands.
Another useful feature is that the majority of smart key systems will continue to work in the event that the user forgets the key in the trunk or left it at the restaurant, or lost it during an excursion. Certain systems will also inform the driver when the battery is depleted. Certain brands provide keys with covers specifically designed for smart keys, to shield the fob from damage.
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