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The Story of the Renault Card Key
The hands-free card is one of the most significant inventions to have ever changed the way people travel in cars. Pascaline Head Cross-Cutting Products for Renault Group Products, walks us through the history and development of this tiny device.
The history behind the card
A key element in the daily lives of car owners the hands-free card from Renault has become a worldwide hit. The first time it was designed, in the year 2000 and is now one of the most innovative innovations of the company. Pascaline is the head of Cross-Cutting Products in the Products division, takes you on a journey of discovery to understand the origins of this handy tool.
It was in 2001 when the Laguna II, a saloon that was designed to reflect a lifestyle driving, went into production. It was a time of great innovation with numerous new technology attributes that helped customers take advantage of their vehicle to the maximum.
However, the people who occupied these cars were still required to use their keys to open and close their doors. This was a major stumbling block for many people and Renault engineers were determined to address it.
They decided to incorporate the use of a contactless card into their vehicles, and devise an system that allows motorists to unlock and start their cars simply by using their hands. The result is the card key which is now on two in three Renault vehicles. The car will be unlocked automatically when the card is near the ignition barrel or the central console. This is a genuine Renault remote control card (without blade). It comes individually packed and is ready to programme using Abrites diagnostics for Renault/ Dacia software with the ProTAG programmer.
The design
Having a Renault key card or a car remote key can be a huge convenience in our lives. However, these devices can fail due to ware and wear or simply being dropped. It can be quite frustrating when this occurs. There are a variety of options to replace your Renault key card. One option is to contact the dealership. However, remote this may take a long time, and it could also be expensive. Another option is to visit an expert locksmith.
SR Key Solutions is fully equipped to make and programme Renault keys and cards and keys. We can offer an alternative to your current key at a much lower cost than a dealer would charge. We can also do it faster than a dealer.
This product is compatible for the Renault Laguna II (keyless entry), Espace 4 (keyless entry) and Vel Satis (keyless entrance system). It shields your keycard while giving it a nice design. It is available in two colors and can be printed with your VIN, logo, or other details. It can be attached to a standard keychain or placed inside a key case. This is an authentic Renault component and can only be used on the vehicle for the purpose for which it was ordered. Please supply your VIN when you order to ensure that the correct key is sent.
The technology
Renault key cards have transponder chips and a low-frequency communication feature. This enables the card to talk to your car. These chips can break due to normal use, and are costly to replace or repair them at a dealer. We can repair or replace your Renault key card at just a fraction of the retail cost.
The first hands-free cards were introduced in 2001, on the Laguna II saloon. This car was designed as the lifestyle car of the 21st century. But, despite a thorough design brief based on more than 6,000 customer interviews looking at their lifestyles, habits and expectations, Renault ran out of time to develop prototypes and test all possible uses.
Fortunately, the product manager on Laguna II, Bernard Dumondel was in an hotel at the time, and used his room key to open his car. The key he was using had the small magnetic strip Bernard Dumondel thought it might be possible to create a car key that worked in a similar way.
In the years to follow the card was hailed as an innovation that was revolutionary and is now present on two out of three Renault vehicles. While smartphones may be on the verge of replacing it, Renault has chosen to take advantage of the new technology without letting the hands-free card slip by the wayside.
The keyless entry system
The hands-free card from Renault was an innovative piece of technology when it was first introduced 20 years ago. The exterior of the card is identical however the technology has been upgraded to make it easier to use and more difficult to hack.
It's not able to be used from outside to open doors or start the car unless the driver is able to activate it. The reason for this is that radio signal antennas "around" the car are designed to determine whether the key is in or inside it. The key will work from a distance, allowing you to start the ignition, but not to unlock the doors, and that's to ensure your safety.
The second is that the wireless remote control transmissions of the system employ a rolling-code. This reduces the chance of security being compromised by someone who intercepts and retransmits the control message to gain access, but it does not eliminate the risk completely. [1]
If the key fob on your Megane suddenly stops working, particularly after you've dropped it on the floor it could indicate that the receiver module is defective. If this is the case, you'll need to replace it with a genuine Renault replacement. Click the 'Key Programming Information tab above to learn more. Customers who are in the motor or locksmith trade can register for a trade account to get preferential pricing.
The hands-free card is one of the most significant inventions to have ever changed the way people travel in cars. Pascaline Head Cross-Cutting Products for Renault Group Products, walks us through the history and development of this tiny device.
The history behind the card
A key element in the daily lives of car owners the hands-free card from Renault has become a worldwide hit. The first time it was designed, in the year 2000 and is now one of the most innovative innovations of the company. Pascaline is the head of Cross-Cutting Products in the Products division, takes you on a journey of discovery to understand the origins of this handy tool.
It was in 2001 when the Laguna II, a saloon that was designed to reflect a lifestyle driving, went into production. It was a time of great innovation with numerous new technology attributes that helped customers take advantage of their vehicle to the maximum.
However, the people who occupied these cars were still required to use their keys to open and close their doors. This was a major stumbling block for many people and Renault engineers were determined to address it.
They decided to incorporate the use of a contactless card into their vehicles, and devise an system that allows motorists to unlock and start their cars simply by using their hands. The result is the card key which is now on two in three Renault vehicles. The car will be unlocked automatically when the card is near the ignition barrel or the central console. This is a genuine Renault remote control card (without blade). It comes individually packed and is ready to programme using Abrites diagnostics for Renault/ Dacia software with the ProTAG programmer.
The design
Having a Renault key card or a car remote key can be a huge convenience in our lives. However, these devices can fail due to ware and wear or simply being dropped. It can be quite frustrating when this occurs. There are a variety of options to replace your Renault key card. One option is to contact the dealership. However, remote this may take a long time, and it could also be expensive. Another option is to visit an expert locksmith.
SR Key Solutions is fully equipped to make and programme Renault keys and cards and keys. We can offer an alternative to your current key at a much lower cost than a dealer would charge. We can also do it faster than a dealer.
This product is compatible for the Renault Laguna II (keyless entry), Espace 4 (keyless entry) and Vel Satis (keyless entrance system). It shields your keycard while giving it a nice design. It is available in two colors and can be printed with your VIN, logo, or other details. It can be attached to a standard keychain or placed inside a key case. This is an authentic Renault component and can only be used on the vehicle for the purpose for which it was ordered. Please supply your VIN when you order to ensure that the correct key is sent.
The technology
Renault key cards have transponder chips and a low-frequency communication feature. This enables the card to talk to your car. These chips can break due to normal use, and are costly to replace or repair them at a dealer. We can repair or replace your Renault key card at just a fraction of the retail cost.
The first hands-free cards were introduced in 2001, on the Laguna II saloon. This car was designed as the lifestyle car of the 21st century. But, despite a thorough design brief based on more than 6,000 customer interviews looking at their lifestyles, habits and expectations, Renault ran out of time to develop prototypes and test all possible uses.
Fortunately, the product manager on Laguna II, Bernard Dumondel was in an hotel at the time, and used his room key to open his car. The key he was using had the small magnetic strip Bernard Dumondel thought it might be possible to create a car key that worked in a similar way.
In the years to follow the card was hailed as an innovation that was revolutionary and is now present on two out of three Renault vehicles. While smartphones may be on the verge of replacing it, Renault has chosen to take advantage of the new technology without letting the hands-free card slip by the wayside.
The keyless entry system
The hands-free card from Renault was an innovative piece of technology when it was first introduced 20 years ago. The exterior of the card is identical however the technology has been upgraded to make it easier to use and more difficult to hack.
It's not able to be used from outside to open doors or start the car unless the driver is able to activate it. The reason for this is that radio signal antennas "around" the car are designed to determine whether the key is in or inside it. The key will work from a distance, allowing you to start the ignition, but not to unlock the doors, and that's to ensure your safety.
The second is that the wireless remote control transmissions of the system employ a rolling-code. This reduces the chance of security being compromised by someone who intercepts and retransmits the control message to gain access, but it does not eliminate the risk completely. [1]
If the key fob on your Megane suddenly stops working, particularly after you've dropped it on the floor it could indicate that the receiver module is defective. If this is the case, you'll need to replace it with a genuine Renault replacement. Click the 'Key Programming Information tab above to learn more. Customers who are in the motor or locksmith trade can register for a trade account to get preferential pricing.
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