My system will not respond?

Two possibilities.

1. The corrupted Firmware.
2. Main system control IC fault.

Remedy

• Firmware update
• Replace the main system control memory IC.

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Change battery in the remote with a new one.

The car's computer wont let it start?
Well, if you changed the battery and the viper alarm is the issue; locate the push button valet/programming switch. Turn the ignition on, press and release the switch. The alarm will disarm and you can start the vehicle.
To put the alarm in valet, turn the ignition on then off, within 10 seconds press and release the valet switch. The LED will illuminate solid to show that the system is in valet.

Reprogram the remote: press and hold the f button for approximately 8 seconds. the remote will flash three times. press the remote start button on the remote. the remote is now ready to pair. enter vehicle, turn ignition on, press and release button and antenna, immediately press and hold same button, the vehicle should respond with a horn honk and/ or light flash on antenna. While holding button on antenna, pres lock button on remote...vehicle should respond with a confirmation horn honk and/or light flash. Release button on antenna, turn vehicle off. Test system.

Is the remote for TV 1 or TV 2. If it is for TV 2, the blue tab with the number 2 should already be on the bottom of the remote. If it's for TV 1, you need to remove the blue tab from the bottom of the remote and flip the tab over (should be a green tab with only a green 1 on it). Once you change the tab, see if you can change channels. If you can't, follow the instructions below.

At your TV 1 location on your receiver, press the System Info button to display the System Info on your TV. At the bottom of the screen, you should see Primary and Secondary Remote Addresses. Make a note of the remote addresses. With the new remote, press the record button. If this is the TV 2 remote (blue tab on the bottom), the secondary number may change; if TV 1 remote (green tab on the bottom), the primary address should change. Exit from all the menus on the TV screen till you are back to your TV picture - then try the remote.

If the above steps do not work, try the instructions below to manually program the remote to the receiver.

• Remote to the receiver:
  1. Go to System Info screen.
  2. Hold down the SAT button until all mode lights light up.
  3. Enter a number between 1 and 15 using the numeric keypad on the remote.
  4. Press the pound (#) button.
  5. Once the SAT button blinks three times, press record. Note: If successful, the number selected in step 3 will appear in the System Info screen under Remote Address.

Please check the link for help:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r6178946-tips_repair_remote_controller

Ensure that the batteries are inserted the right way, if they are not the remote will not get power.

Make sure to hit the STB button and then press the POWER button.


Hope this helps!

To reprogram remote:
turn ignition on
press and release programming/valet switch three times ( you will hear one chirp from system)
press and release lock button on remote ( system responds with confrimation chirp)
press and release valet switch one time ( two chirps from system)
press and release unlock button on remote (system responds with confirmation chirp)
press and release valet switch one time (three chirps from system)
press and release option button on remote (system responds with confirmation chirp)
turn igntion off
test remote

If you have multiple wii remotes, make sure the remote you are using is synced to your system. In case you are not sure how to do this:
1. Open the battery cover on the remote and press the red "SYNC" button. The lights on the remote should begin flashing.
2. Open the SD slot on the Wii system and press the "SYNC" button.
3. Once the lights on the remote stop flashing, the process is complete and you should be able to use your remote.
Remember, you have to go through this process with each new remote in order for it to work.

I have the same problem with my MX3000 entertainment system battery by PowerCell P/NO: PC046067-H. Need a replacement battery.