Will this allow the remote to control the windows and door locks?
146620
No, This is only for using in place of the one that you have to install a key in. It remembers your key code.
146621
i sent it all back did not fit my fj cruiser could not get it to work right
146622
From what I know the PKALL module allows the use of a remote start for newer model cars that have immobilizers built into the key. For example I needed it for my 2004 4runner for the viper 5704 to be installed without losing one of my keys. Without the PKALL module they (the alarm installer) would have to have taken one of my keys (usually valet) and have it wired into the system (the immobilizer chip is built into newer model keys and thats what allows the car to start). So instead of having 3 keys (2 drivers 1 valet) I would only have 2 keys left. For my 2002 impreza on the other hand, it was an older model car with out a chipped immobilizer key so that car did not require this PKALL module for thew same viper 5704 alarm. The locks depend on the alarm system you choose (just about all systems offer keyless entry). As for the windows that would also be a separate module on it own like the DEI 530T WINDOW CONTROL MODULE or something of that sort that is compatible with the alarm you choose. Hope this helps.
819703
Yes, it does. The remote control has two groups of four buttons: input ports 1 - 4 on output A, and input ports 1 - 4 on output B.
1560122
I don't think it will. This remote is for an aftermarket alarm/remote start.
1323418
Yes but it depends what type. If the aoundbar was produces before the remote the code should be available. If the bar is newer you'll have to do what I did and use the learn function on the remote. Other than that, it works great.
1084906
No. You will have to connect this remote lock to a power supply and an on/off switch which you'll have to get separately.
638550
Yes. The range on this remote is not that great but it works the doors and trunk.
617192
Yes it will if you have 2 keys you can program it yourself by cycling each key one time and the remote is programmed by cycling the key 8-10 times.
1165738
I'm not sure, but maybe that can help: http://allister.garage-door-opener-parts.com/garage_door_remotes.asp
1816806
I can't answer definitively yes, but I am using it with an Overhead Door brand garage door opener. If your opener has what I believe is called rolling code technology for programming your remotes, then this should work for you.
1398699
no, only the garage openers with constant changing codes that you sync your remote with. for example this worked with my garage door that has the "purple" code syncing button
1278551
not 100% sure but must work. i did not try to program it because i found my lost remote.
220191
As long as you purchase the correct remote and program it properly you should be able to open the door with as many remotes that you want.
1898940
Yes, the keypad works like the push button in your garage that controls the door. It has nothing to do with the radio receiver for your wireless remote control.
633332
I wish I could give a definitive yes, but I can say most likely. As I recall, this was the generic remote we would recommend when I worked for Philips. Sorry I can't help more!
960600
No. At least, it does not respond to the remotes belonging to the other versions I have so I don't believe it has remote control capability.
1020858
Yes. I have this system. When you are at home on the remote press the house icon button. This will activate the doors and windows while you can move around house freely.
1725033
The remote is fully functional, it has to be programmed and yes, it will lock and unlock the doors.