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Kia Picanto Spare Key The key fob lets you to unlock your Picanto and begin it. The key has a security chip built in that disables the standard immobiliser. The key fob is handy for locking and unlocking your car, whether you're shopping with all hands on deck, or running your daily chores. It can, however, cease to function due to a variety of reasons. Transponder Key Modern technology has enabled us to take advantage of a range of advantages in our vehicles. Transponder keys are just one of the benefits of modern technology. They permit you to start your vehicle using a keyfob that contains an embedded RFID chip. This chip sends an immobilizer signal which tells it that you have the correct key to drive your car. This chip also helps to reduce car theft. It is more difficult to duplicate this kind of key, but it is not impossible. You should always contact an automotive locksmith for transponder key replacement. Before calling a locksmith, you must have all the details about your vehicle ready. This includes the VIN models, year, model, and trim (options). kia sportage key fob G28 will help them locate the key for your car quickly. You will also save money. Transponders cost more than a key made of steel, but not so much as a new ignition. A key fob equipped with chips is more secure than a metal key. It's more difficult to duplicate and less prone to hot wire. The chip in the key fob communicates with the computer in your vehicle which allows it to know that you have the right key and it can authorize it to operate. This is a great method to feel confident regarding the security of your vehicle. Keyless Entry System Many vehicles come with keyless entry option. This system uses radio signals instead of traditional keys that require you to insert them into the lock, turn them over and then remove them. If the car detects that a key fob is within the range of the key, it will open or start the engine. Certain systems also permit the driver to open the trunk and windows by pushing a button on the key fob. A keyless system can be more convenient, especially during colder temperatures, as it doesn't require you to insert the key into the lock, and can help prevent damage to the lock mechanism of your car from dirt or ice. However it is essential to note that the keyless system won't work in the event of a power failure or if the battery is dead. Therefore, it is advisable to keep an emergency key in your glove box in the car. A keyless system also provides more security than a traditional key. For instance, certain systems will automatically lock the vehicle if the driver walks away and stop the engine if the driver fails to do this. These functions are especially useful when the vehicle is parked in a place with high rates of crime or the owner is concerned about leaving valuables in the vehicle. Keyless Start System Keyless start systems let you open and start your car without a mechanical ignition key. It uses the transponder on the smart fob to transmit a unique identification code that is authenticated by the vehicle's anti theft system. If the smart fob is within the vehicle's range, it transmits a signal the car's antennas, which then triggers the engine just as if you had placed a key in the ignition. Domestic and imported vehicles are increasingly using these systems. A push button can start the engine as well as activate other electrical devices such radio. By a single press the button, you can turn on the air conditioning. Pressing the button twice will turn off the electrical features of the vehicle. Pressing the button while putting your foot on brake will stop the motor. Many drivers forget to put their car in “park” which has caused a few accidents. Fortunately, all systems come with safeguards to stop this from happening. Some require the user to rotate or flick the switch prior to pressing the start button, while other systems run pre-start safety checks in order to ensure that your car is in park and your foot is firmly on the brake. Other safety tips include reading your owner's manual, observing basic safety rules and watching the NHTSA's video on keyless ignition systems. Remote Control The Remote Control System in your Kia is designed to make your life a little easier by providing you with the capability to lock and unlock your vehicle from any location, at any time. This is accomplished by a pair of sensors located within the Kia key fob, which communicate with the car's standard immobiliser systems, which is in the engine control unit (ECU). When you press one of the operation buttons on your key fob it transmits data that indicates that the selection key was pressed to a data generator 103. The data generator 103 produces trigger data that indicates the selected function, and transmits it via a transmitter 104. The transmitter 104 modulates infrared light based on the trigger data, and then sends it to the remote control interface 109. The remote control interface 109 is a receiver 110 that receives infrared lights that are modulated and demodulates them so that it can recover the control codes contained in the carrier wave. The remote control interface relays the control codes to an electronic device, which activates the desired functions based on the code. The battery in your Kia smart key or key fob will last for a long time, but it will eventually need to be replaced. You can replace it yourself using a slim tool to open the battery cover before replacing it with a new battery (CR2032). If you're not sure which battery to choose, call an authorized Kia dealer or service partner. If you decide to replace the battery, be sure you dispose of it in accordance with local regulations.