Honda Automobiles 08E60-S9A-1000-81, 08E60-S9A-100 User Manual

KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM

KIT NO.: 08E60-S9A-100

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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Contents

Introduction....................................................................................3

Precautions....................................................................................4

Remote Control Transmitter

Controls and Functions.............................................................6

Battery Replacement ................................................................8

Remote Control Code Programming

How to Program Remote Control Transmitters .........................9

Please write the serial number of the remote control below. Keep this booklet as a
record of your purchase.

Remote Control No.: Main Unit No.:

No.:

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of this Honda Keyless Entry
System.
Your Honda Keyless Entry System is the product of years of
research and development. It will give you many years of reliable
performance, protection, and convenience.

The system consists of a remote control transmitter.
The remote control allows you to operate from outside the vehicle

while simultaneously locking and unlocking the doors. The
transmitter can also be used to intentionally activate the horn in
case of an emergency.

To take full advantage of your Honda Keyless Entry System, we
encourage you to read this manual thoroughly.

This device complies with FCC Rules Par t 15. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference and (2) This device must accept any
interference that may be received including interference that may
cause undesired operation.

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Precautions

Remote Control Range

Several factors affect and reduce
remote control range. Among
these are:

1. Proximity to buildings and
automobiles.

2. Proximity to high power
transmitters (television,
radio, cellular, HAM radio,
etc.).

3. When the battery becomes
weak, the remote control
range becomes short.

Vehicle construction and the
surrounding environment cause
reflected waves that may
interfere with the low power RF
signal transmitted by the remote
control. This interference may
result in "dead spots" around the
vehicle; places where remote
control signals will not be
accepted by the main unit.

Handling Remote
Control T ransmitter

The remote control transmitter is
a sophisticated electronic device.
To maintain optimum system
performance, avoid mishandling
the remote control (i.e. dropping,
throwing).

Temperature

Avoid exposing the remote
control transmitter to extreme
hot or cold weather conditions.

Liquids

Never submerge the Remote
Control Transmitter in water.

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