Gemini keyfob disintergration!
Gemini keyfob disintergration!
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mikeb

Original Poster:

2,869 posts

312 months

Wednesday 4th July 2007
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Anybody got an old one so I can rebuild it again?? Its the black single button early one with one red LED.

Name your price....

Or anybody know where to get one 're-made'??

MikeyB

tvr4ever

644 posts

290 months

Wednesday 4th July 2007
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I bought a new one, different model, this one has two buttons, main thing is it works perfect. So you can buy them new, you just need the code, it's on a small sticker inside the casing.

Fred


jeffsy

5,603 posts

257 months

Wednesday 4th July 2007
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I'll bet Carl Baker has a few - give him a shout 07720 723407...

Bluebottle

3,498 posts

270 months

Wednesday 4th July 2007
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Mike,

I am having my Gemini system replaced next monday with a Clifford 650 system so I'll have my key fobs spare. You are welcome to them if you can wait a week.

They are the two buttom version which, if I am reading the post above correctly will work. (my chip code is 225-2)



Edited by Bluebottle on Wednesday 4th July 10:46

mikeb

Original Poster:

2,869 posts

312 months

Wednesday 4th July 2007
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Hi Hamish,

Anything will be greatly appreciated. Tried the alarm dude and now't happening.

I have no chip code written on the remote (nothing inside either!) therefore I don't know how to go about getting a replacement. Please let me know when you have finished 'doing the do' with your alarm and how much you want for the bits and I will see if I can either get them working with my alarm somehow or try to coble together the remote from the bits.

Let me know.

Cheers

MikeyB

Bluebottle

3,498 posts

270 months

Wednesday 4th July 2007
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mikeb said:
Hi Hamish,

Anything will be greatly appreciated. Tried the alarm dude and now't happening.

I have no chip code written on the remote (nothing inside either!) therefore I don't know how to go about getting a replacement. Please let me know when you have finished 'doing the do' with your alarm and how much you want for the bits and I will see if I can either get them working with my alarm somehow or try to coble together the remote from the bits.

Let me know.

Cheers

MikeyB
There should be a micro chip on the back of the circuit board with a hand written sticker on it (at least there is on all four of my fobs - which is why i am giving up and replacing the whole shootin match as they are costing my £60 a pop and i am getting one locked out about every 12 month).
You will need to find an alarm installer with a long memory to pragram this chip to your alarm as Gemini went out of business over 8 yrs ago (I use a Co. called Sextons which may have shop near you).
Drop me an email with you addy and I'll podst a couple to you when its sorted.

tvr4ever

644 posts

290 months

Thursday 5th July 2007
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Bluebottle said:
mikeb said:
Hi Hamish,

Anything will be greatly appreciated. Tried the alarm dude and now't happening.

I have no chip code written on the remote (nothing inside either!) therefore I don't know how to go about getting a replacement. Please let me know when you have finished 'doing the do' with your alarm and how much you want for the bits and I will see if I can either get them working with my alarm somehow or try to coble together the remote from the bits.

Let me know.

Cheers

MikeyB
There should be a micro chip on the back of the circuit board with a hand written sticker on it (at least there is on all four of my fobs - which is why i am giving up and replacing the whole shootin match as they are costing my £60 a pop and i am getting one locked out about every 12 month).
You will need to find an alarm installer with a long memory to pragram this chip to your alarm as Gemini went out of business over 8 yrs ago (I use a Co. called Sextons which may have shop near you).
Drop me an email with you addy and I'll podst a couple to you when its sorted.
I second that, there should be a small hand written sticker on the chip with the correct code.