How intelligent are they

[Bennachie]

As above. If you don't use the car for a while it ceases to 'listen' for the remote signal and saves battery power. OK you wake it up BUT how long does it take to 'go to sleep'?
Is it intelligent enough to know that you use it once a week so goes to sleep after two or three days BUT if you use it for three or four days then leave it for a week it 'listens' longer i.e. 7 days.

Mine apparently does. Is it particularly intelligent or are they all like that?


Spooky,............... Mulder

[AML]

Nah, it's just yours.
You haven't called it Christine by any chance.

[Bennachie]

Scully.

[bobsan]

management system goes into 'sleep'mode after five consecutive days of not seeing ignition activated.

[anonymous-user]

bobsan said:

management system goes into 'sleep'mode after five consecutive days of not seeing ignition activated.

Unless its faulty, when it varies......

[monthefish]

bobsan said:

management system goes into 'sleep'mode after five consecutive days of not seeing ignition activated.

So does simply unlocking/locking have no effect on sleep mode?

[Actus Reus]

It does on my Gen 1 Cayman - and it's 7 days I think, not 5. Though perhaps mine just KNOWS it's Saturday too?