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Remote control key with transponder, function - GF80.30-P-4001-01A

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When one of the buttons is pressed a radio frequency signal is transmitted from the remote control key via the RF antenna to the RF receiver module in the RF DAS control module (N54/3) (model 170)  or radio frequency/infrared DAS control module (N54/4) (models 129/140)  . This radio frequency signal contains the code stored in the remote control key. This code changes each time the control is actuated.

Models 129/140: 

When one of the three keys is pressed an infrared signal is transmitted parallel to the radio frequency signal to the IR receiver in the left front door (A26/1) or right front door (A26/2).

The infrared signal ensures actuation of the central locking in the event of interference with the radio frequency signal.