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    Hi myexige

    Could you do this one for a Mini:

    3A1312

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    hi mate, so all these remotes will work on mini, rover and lr, but the code needed is different?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninja123 View Post
    hi mate, so all these remotes will work on mini, rover and lr, but the code needed is different?

    cheers, ninja

    Yep, thats correct

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrSporty View Post
    Hi myexige

    Could you do this one for a Mini:

    3A1312

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    Code for the mini is

    *X3A13123A1311FFG*
    *FFFFFFFFC5ECEDI*

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    Hi myexige

    Please help for a Mini:

    38866E
    08/10/03

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    *X38866E38866DFFN*
    *FFFFFFFFC77991-*

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    Please BAR CODE:
    For Rover 75 and for Mini
    1.
    356739
    15/05/03

    2.
    3E5EF8
    25/03/05

    3.
    28A46F
    07/03/01

    4.
    3EDB72
    16/01/06

    5. This is for MINI
    24902C
    02/12/99

    THANX
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    Quote Originally Posted by malczykos View Post
    Please BAR CODE:
    For Rover 75 and for Mini
    1.
    356739
    15/05/03

    2.
    3E5EF8
    25/03/05

    3.
    28A46F
    07/03/01

    4.
    3EDB72
    16/01/06

    5. This is for MINI
    24902C
    02/12/99

    THANX
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    356739
    15/05/03

    *N356739356738FFW*
    *FFFFFFFFCA98C65*

    2.
    3E5EF8
    25/03/05

    *N3E5EF83E5EF7FF+*
    *FFFFFFFFC1A107M*

    3.
    28A46F
    07/03/01

    *N28A46F28A46EFFD*
    *FFFFFFFFD75B90-*

    4.
    3EDB72
    16/01/06

    *N3EDB723EDB71FFN*
    *FFFFFFFFC1248DV*

    5. This is for MINI
    24902C
    02/12/99

    *X24902C24902BFFY*
    *FFFFFFFFDB6FD39*


    Hmmm i do think this amount may be taking the p*ss slighty!

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    Thank you very much.
    I tested and report.

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    Would I be correct in saying anyone can change the code to mini/rover by just changing the X->N N->X without changing the checksum.

    Also can the checksum be any printable char or just numbers and uppercase letters I assume - 'o' and -+? or is that saying too much

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    No, not correct, the checksum does change too.
    It can be 0-9, a-z plus a few others including a space character!
    You need different codes for UK MGR, LR, Mini, different codes for Non UK MGR,LR and Mini, different codes if they are 433Mhz or 315Mhz versions and a different code for LR SLS remote!

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    Well I'm bored trying to figure it out so will post what I've found.

    take the example
    24902C
    02/12/99

    *X24902C24902BFFY*
    *FFFFFFFFDB6FD39*

    First letter of the first line represents the car make.
    The next 3 bytes are the code from the label
    24902C
    The next 3 bytes are the code again -1
    The next byte seems to be always FF.
    The last char I assume is a checksum for the first line??

    The bottom string is FFFFFFFFFFFFFF minus the code from the label in this case FFFFFFFFFFFFFF - 24902C = FFFFFFFFDB6FD3 then the last char I assume the checksum.

    I did think the FF were there to pad the first string to 7 bytes for checksum use, and that one bit could be taken from each byte giving a max value of 0..127 which could be represented by all the printable characters but may be not
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    Fantastic post paul_12345, keep up the good work, thanks for sharing

    Quote Originally Posted by paul_12345 View Post
    Well I'm bored trying to figure it out so will post what I've found.

    take the example
    24902C
    02/12/99

    *X24902C24902BFFY*
    *FFFFFFFFDB6FD39*

    First letter of the first line represents the car make.
    The next 3 bytes are the code from the label
    24902C
    The next 3 bytes are the code again -1
    The next byte seems to be always FF.
    The last char I assume is a checksum for the first line??

    The bottom string is FFFFFFFFFFFFFF minus the code from the label in this case FFFFFFFFFFFFFF - 24902C = FFFFFFFFDB6FD3 then the last char I assume the checksum.

    I did think the FF were there to pad the first string to 7 bytes for checksum use, and that one bit could be taken from each byte giving a max value of 0..127 which could be represented by all the printable characters but may be not

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    I confirm, codes 100% OK. Tested on the MINI.

 

 
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