what is the difference between memory#1 and memory #2. Is the difference between your primary remote, and the secondary.
1247958
Memory #1 is for the main driver and the cars seating position, radio channel, temperature control etc. are set for that person.Memory #2 is for the spouse our other person who drives the vehicle and their personal settings activate when they use their remote.
1247959
If you have seats that are programmed to adjust to diffrent drivers memory 1 will adjust the seat to that what that person has programmed as key fob 1 and if there is a person 2 then key fob will adjust to what that person has programmed as memory 2
1247960
The other answer is very good,if in fact you mean the memory switch on the door of the vehicle. This pictured remote I bought for my c5 corvette. The corvette can have a max of 3 remotes programmed to it at Any time.the remote pictured does not have any memory control function on it.the one pictured will lock-unlock car /unlock and pop up trunk or sound horn for panic or locating your car .once again memory 1 and memory 2 refers ,as the other person stated,to seat and other adjustable settings in the vehicle
1247961
Each fob can have its own settings/ driver preferences and is convenient when a vehicle may have more than one driver. For example personal settings like seat position, preferred radio stations, lock/unlock selections, etc. can be set per fob, specific to each driver.
1247962
From the factory, the car will come with 2 remotes. Each will have a number "1" and "2" respectively. These will be set to the drivers seat position, climate settings, radio presets, steering wheel position and so on. (if equipped) In most cases, the husband will be taller than the wife and will have different seat positions. There will be presets on the door for this but the remote will also do the same thing the button does when you hit unlock with that remote. Hope this helped!
1313224
Yes, these are 2x1 GB stick/order. And you should check your Mainboard for sure that you have 4 memory slots. Some Mainboard has only 2 slot for them. good luck!
157845
using the remote. Find the station you want.... press the memory button...you will see a # on the display. press the memory button again. To program a second station...find the station....press the memory button....you will see the # that you just programed to pop up...I think you press the # you want...i.e. if the first channel was "1" then the for the second channel press the "2" button and then press the memory button again....I'm going on my memory...but I think that is correct. Good luck.
1078517
Memory usually works by holding the switch off for several seconds. However, I have tried and there seems to be no memory mode for this model. Perhaps I'm not accessing it properly, but it doesn't work for me.
166271
Ddr2 or ddr3 exclusively. They cannot be used together even though there are seperate sockets for each.
837273
If you mean memory dial is home 1 or work 2 then I don't think it has this. Sorry.
471631
It just means that it have 32GB of ROM memory (internal memory storage). this is for differencing to 2GB RAM memory... I hope help you! Sorry for my english!!
1375211
The v1 and v2 are very different, V1 = 600mhz single core CPU, V2 has 800Mhz dual core, the v1 has 2 USB 2.0 , v2 has 1 usb 3.0 and 1 usb 2.0 The v1 has 128mb memory whilst V2 has 256mb. So theres a big difference between the 2, hence the question.
237447
No these are two sticks of 1 GB each. so if you 2 GB you might be having the same thing. This will not give any upgrade to you. Also for me one stick didn't work, had to throw it.
1942000
This memory is triple channel memory.Go to the crucial memory web site.Down load their memory upgrade tool.It will show you a diagram of your motherboard and how many slots you have and what you have now.It will also tell you if your machine takes dual chanel memory or triple chanel memory.It will also tell you the memory speed and the type you can use.Triple chanel memory has to be installed in threes which each memory stick being the same gigs.An example is 3 sticks of 2 gigs ram =6 gigs memory.3 sticks of 4 gigs ram =12 gigs total.3 sticks of 8 gigs each stick =24 gigs total.Use the crucial memory upgrade tool.
1085830
I''m not sure what that means. The ones I have work well and take me up to 10 memory, possibly more, buttons. It does what I expect of it for a small pocket size game. I've had no problem at all with the 3 I've purchased!
1361610
One is 16 GB the other is 64 GB other than that I believe they are the same....
2138872
This would actually be PC2-4300 or DDR2 4300 533.To break it down is simple--DDR=Double Data Rate----2=second generation(the first being DDR)---4300=4300K(thousand)Bytes per second (the memory stick can pick up 4.2Gigabytes of information per second.533 is the front bus speed(533Mhz).If your computer processor runs at 266MHz the Memory Sticks(also known as RAM=Random Access Memory)will Double this speed(DDR=Double Data Rate).In short,the RAM(Random Access Memory)picks up information 4.2Gb/per second--stores it until the program you are running needs the info....then retrieves more pulls it up as the program needs it. Hope this helps. This would actually be PC2-4300 or DDR2 4300 533.To break it down is simple--DDR=Double Data Rate----2=second generation(the first being DDR)---4300=4300K(thousand)Bytes per second (the memory stick can pick up 4.2Gigabytes of information per second.533 is the front bus speed(533Mhz).If your computer processor runs at 266MHz the Memory Sticks(also known as RAM=Random Access Memory)will Double this speed(DDR=Double Data Rate).In short,the RAM(Random Access Memory)picks up information 4.2Gb/per second--stores it until the program you are running needs the info....then retrieves more pulls it... » Read More This would actually be PC2-4300 or DDR2 4300 533.To break it down is simple--DDR=Double Data Rate----2=second generation(the first being DDR)---4300=4300K(thousand)Bytes per second (the memory stick can pick up 4.2Gigabytes of information per second.533 is the front bus speed(533Mhz).If your computer processor runs at 266MHz the Memory Sticks(also known as RAM=Random Access Memory)will Double this speed(DDR=Double Data Rate).In short,the RAM(Random Access Memory)picks up information 4.2Gb/per second--stores it until the program you are running needs the info....then retrieves more pulls it up as the program needs it. Hope this helps. « Show Less
552170
The difference is slight but there, one has the colors fade in while the other has them turn on imediatley. Same thing for when it turns off.
301544
I understand (from reading about DDR2 ram earlier since I'm looking at an upgrade to 2GB) that DDR2 is normally rated at double the speed of the individual chips/modules, since it uses two channels to transmit data from point A to point B. I believe I saw this in a info sheet (PDF) on Kingston's web site. I agree, it's confusing.
444003
I don't know the difference, but I believe it matters. Try Komputerbay's web site (or other memory sellers) to get a match of memory compatible with your computer.
1516922
No both motherboards are different. The first one is very small ATX motherboard and the second one is standard one. Go the Biostar website you can find that they are very different for example, the first one only has two memory slots but the second one has four.