User Manual: Chery Keyless Smart Remote Key

1. Product Overview

This document provides instructions for the Genuine Car Keyless Smart Remote Key, designed for various Chery models including Kaiyi Shiyue i-EA 01, Mini EV, e-Qute 02, and Mate. This remote key offers convenient keyless entry and vehicle control.

Figure 1: Front view of the Chery Keyless Smart Remote Key.

Key Features:

• Complete remote with internal circuit board, chip, and battery.
• Operating Frequency: 433.92 MHz.
• Integrated ID47 Chip for immobilizer functions.
• 3-button design for essential vehicle controls.
• R/C Functionality: WITH.

2. Specifications

3. Setup and Programming

This remote key requires professional setup and programming to function with your vehicle. It is not a plug-and-play device.

Important Compatibility Check:

Before proceeding, ensure your original key has the same appearance, button configuration, frequency (433.92Mhz), Part Number, and FCC ID as this product. Compatibility is crucial for proper function.

Required Steps:

1. Key Blade Cutting: The key blade is not included with this remote. You will need to have a new key blade cut to match your vehicle's lock at a local automotive locksmith or a qualified dealer.
2. Immobilizer Programming: The immobilizer function of the key must be programmed to your vehicle. This can be done diagnostically or automatically with the immobilizer system.
3. Remote Function Programming: The remote key's functions (lock, unlock, etc.) also need to be programmed to your vehicle.

All programming and key cutting must be performed by a professional automotive locksmith or a qualified dealership. Attempting to program or cut the key yourself without specialized equipment may damage the key or your vehicle's system.

4. Operating Instructions

Once properly programmed and the key blade cut, your smart remote key will allow you to control your vehicle's locking mechanisms and potentially other functions.

Button Functions:

The remote key features 3 buttons. While specific icons may vary slightly, their general functions are:

• Lock Button: Press once to lock all vehicle doors.
• Unlock Button: Press once to unlock all vehicle doors.
• Trunk/Panic Button: This button typically serves one of two functions depending on your vehicle's configuration:
  • Trunk Release: Press and hold to open the vehicle's trunk or tailgate.
  • Panic Alarm: Press and hold (or press multiple times) to activate the vehicle's alarm system. Refer to your vehicle's owner's manual for specific panic alarm activation instructions.

Figure 2: Top-down view showing the 3-button layout of the remote key.

5. Maintenance

To ensure the longevity and proper functioning of your smart remote key, follow these maintenance guidelines:

• Keep Dry: Avoid exposing the remote key to water or excessive moisture, as this can damage the internal electronics.
• Avoid Extreme Temperatures: Do not leave the key in direct sunlight or in extremely hot or cold environments for extended periods.
• Protect from Impact: Avoid dropping the key or subjecting it to strong impacts.
• Battery Replacement: The remote key contains a battery. If the remote's range decreases significantly or it stops responding, the battery may need replacement. Consult a professional locksmith or your vehicle's manual for battery type and replacement procedures.
• Cleaning: Clean the key with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.

6. Troubleshooting

If you experience issues with your smart remote key, consider the following common problems and solutions:

Common Issues:

• Key Not Responding:
  • Check the battery. A weak or dead battery is a common cause.
  • Ensure you are within range of the vehicle.
  • Verify there are no strong radio interference sources nearby.
  • If the key was recently programmed, ensure all steps were completed correctly by a professional.
• Reduced Range:
  • This often indicates a low battery. Replace the battery.
  • Environmental factors or interference can also affect range.
• Vehicle Not Starting (Immobilizer Issue):
  • If the vehicle does not start and the remote functions (lock/unlock) work, it may indicate an immobilizer programming issue. Contact your locksmith or dealer.
  • Ensure the key blade is correctly cut and inserted into the ignition (if applicable).

For persistent issues, it is recommended to contact the professional who programmed your key or a qualified automotive technician.

7. User Tips

• Keep a Spare: Always have a spare programmed key available in case your primary key is lost or damaged.
• Professional Installation: Emphasize that programming and cutting are specialized tasks. Do not attempt DIY unless you have the correct tools and expertise.
• Verify Compatibility: Double-check all specifications (frequency, chip type, button layout) against your original key and vehicle requirements before purchasing or attempting installation.

8. Support

For technical assistance, programming inquiries, or warranty information, please contact the seller or your automotive locksmith. Ensure you provide your product details and vehicle information when seeking support.