neilly

Well-Known Member

• Nov 29, 2016

• #1

Found this,

Being an owner of a nanocom, I use the 6 digit code on the back of the chip to program key fobs codes into the D2.

But while having a look for info , I found this :



Apparently it allows you to define the "barcode" required by the hawkeye to program a new key fob codeinot a D2, using the 6 digit code from the chip label.

Hope it helps someone.

Cheers

 

listerdiesel

Well-Known Member

Events Planner

• Nov 29, 2016

• #2

Can you email that as a spreadsheet file?

Peter

 

neilly

Well-Known Member

• Nov 29, 2016

• #3

Hi Peter,

I have the link, but I believe the file shown above will work as well.

Here you go.

Let us know if it works.

Cheers

 

neilly

Well-Known Member

• Nov 29, 2016

• #4

OK, that did not work, just put the excel file in there again.

try this , but I have had to split the address name :

https://docs.google.com

/spreadsheets/d/1uxKwyUmxkOGt9nv0uoF7CXMjt0mX53qjcu7CpOGWuyU/edit#gid=0

Hope that works.

Cheers

 

sandu

Member

• Feb 28, 2020

• #5

hello,
is it possible to get a similar file for converting the long-style file to 6 digit?

 

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ronsealdeath

Sagging Member

• Feb 28, 2020

• #6

Dude stop resurrecting ancient threads! I gave you this answer yesterday?

 

sandu

Member

• Feb 28, 2020

• #7

The file you told me about doesn't work in this way... or, maybe I couldn't use it right
Correct me if I'm wrong

 

JUKE179r

Well-Known Member

• Mar 4, 2020

• #8

sandu said:

hello,
is it possible to get a similar file for converting the long-style file to 6 digit?

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Try 61711F. Good luck with that file in 2020.