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Backup Transceiver

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The backup transceiver is used as a backup device. If the vehicle fails to start conventionally, an Intelligent Access (IA) key can be placed in the backup slot to allow the vehicle to start. The backup transceiver is located next to the slot and activates any Intelligent Access (IA) key that is placed in the slot. The transceiver is wired to the RFA  module and when activated it sends out a signal to activate an Intelligent

Access (IA) key. Once the key is activated, it sends a signal back to the transceiver which is then sent to the RFA  module.

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