Do you have to reprogram it every time you change batteries?
639042
No. It has a internal capacitor that keeps the programming for several days without batteries.
639043
No - I've changed batteries several times over the past 3-4 years and I never had to reprogram it.
2240603
You have to reprogram it after it has been disconnected from the battery. BTW, I have two of these units and they work quite well.
2151847
You shouldn't need to program it. This thermometer works great once you put the battery in.
1375157
I'm pretty sure it does since when I replace the battery, I never have to RE SET my presets. How long a memory, I don't know since I replace battery immediately. IT IS AN EXCELLENT RADIO; I even ordered another in case it is discontinued in the future...it's THAT good! The ONE little AAA battery lasts a LONG time (I use it 4hrs.EVERY day and battery needs replacing only once every 2 months). BUY IT!
878810
Make sure the battery is in the right way. Shouldn't need to be reprogram. Your fob only puts out one frequency, it's up to your car to remember which unless you make it forget by resetting it, it won't. I would pull apart and make sure it's 100% correct. You can try reprogramming it, but I don't see it necessary.
141126
They come with batteries ready to use and you will have to program the new ones as well as any you presently have will require reprogramming at the same time. I had two original and two new ones and it only took a few minutes to program all four together. Any that you don't program, either old or new will not work any more.
2193155
No it doesn't. I've had mine for a year now and only changed the batteries once though.
1689299
No, the process is quite easy and simple. Keep in mind, with daily use, you will need to change batteries once a month. The keyboard begins to type erratically when the batteries get low, the mouse will run itself all, never doing what you want it to do. At the point when you are ready to throw it all away and go back to corded, change the batteries. Two AAA in the keyboard and one in the mouse.
1399265
Sort of. There is no programming or special set up required but the batteries will likely need to be fully charged first. Takes a few hours as I recall. I have been quite happy with mine.
1837943
Yes, you can change it easily any time you want! Hi change mine any time I move mine.
1455381
Yes. However, you need to go through 3 cycles of On(II)/Press the original remote, confirm the quiet click)/Off, before you are in the programming cycle when you will need the original and new remotes programmed all at the same time. Rehearse in your mind before you sit behind the wheel as you have like less than 4 seconds each move; and you have to go through these many steps without hiccup before end.
1343608
Yes, This unit holds it settings after a power outage so you don't have to reprogram it again and again.
630924
Definitely. I noticed when I programmed it I did one finger position and I'd get failed reads sometimes. So I programmed 10 or so different positions / angles etc and now I get no failures. I haven't needed to change the batteries yet, been using for a few months now. I'd buy this again, no problem.
1254288
When I replaced the battery in the collar, the collar and remote automatically programmed. I have not yet needed to replace the battery in the remote.I would suggest starting from the beginning and following the directions from first programming the remote, possibly even taking the batteries out of both units and starting as if it is the first time used.Hope this helps.
202308
Hi, Steven. I Do have to reprogram it when I turn it off and then back on. I use batteries because it didn't come with an adapter.
1545808
I do not know. My assumption would be that you'd have to reprogram if you removed the batteries. There are undoubtedly chip-based remotes out there that have sustained memories, but at this price point I rather doubt this one does.
1160154
No. The device itself stays as is. You reprogram the car itself, but you need to have all remotes at hand because the setup erases the original confirmation and will not work if not reprogrammed.