OL-RF-XX-SST - Revision history

Shawn: /* Hardware Versions */

2025-06-09T16:39:43Z

Hardware Versions

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	Initial production Version was not compatible with EVO units.<br>		Initial production Version was not compatible with EVO units.<br>
	PCB update added IC to TX/RX circuit to correct this issue.<br>		PCB update added IC to TX/RX circuit to correct this issue.<br>
			:See Antenna Evo update.jpg on Omega cloud account.<br>

	=Possible iData TX Programming=		=Possible iData TX Programming=

Shawn: /* Firmware Versions */

2025-06-09T16:31:48Z

Firmware Versions

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	Update Version - V1.03<br>		Update Version - V1.03<br>
	:Correct data bits to display firmware version correctly.<br>		:Correct data bits to display firmware version correctly.<br>
			=Hardware Versions=
			Initial production Version was not compatible with EVO units.<br>
			PCB update added IC to TX/RX circuit to correct this issue.<br>

	=Possible iData TX Programming=		=Possible iData TX Programming=
	<u>With ADS hardware</u><br>		<u>With ADS hardware</u><br>

Shawn: /* Fortin TX Programming */

2022-10-13T19:53:24Z

Fortin TX Programming

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	<u>With EVO-ONE hardware</u><br>		<u>With EVO-ONE hardware</u><br>
	Using FlashLink Manager, be sure ~~to set~~ Unit Options to the proper setting.<br>		Using FlashLink Manager, be sure firmware version 0.44 is loaded and Unit Options are set to the proper setting.<br>
	'''1.''' Have all transmitters which are to operate the system at hand. Turn the ignition to the “ON” position then to the “OFF” position.<br>		'''1.''' Have all transmitters which are to operate the system at hand. Turn the ignition to the “ON” position then to the “OFF” position.<br>
	'''2.''' Turn the ignition back to the “ON” position. The antenna LED will turn “ON”.<br>		'''2.''' Turn the ignition back to the “ON” position. The antenna LED will turn “ON”.<br>

Shawn: /* Fortin TX Programming */

2022-10-13T19:36:39Z

Fortin TX Programming

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	=Fortin TX Programming=		=Fortin TX Programming=
	Not supported by original production - look for compatibility sticker on box.~~<br>~~		<u>With EVO-ALL hardware</u> Not supported by original production (2020) - look for compatibility sticker on box.<br>
	~~<u>With EVO-ALL hardware</u>~~<br>
	Using FlashLink Manager, be sure “Supported RF kits” is turned ON and set to the proper setting (H3 - CrimeStopper).<br>		Using FlashLink Manager, be sure “Supported RF kits” is turned ON and set to the proper setting (H3 - CrimeStopper).<br>
	'''1.''' Have all transmitters which are to operate the system at hand. With the EVO-ALL data connector (power) disconnected Press & Hold the EVO-ALL programming button. Connect the 4-pin data connector.<br>		'''1.''' Have all transmitters which are to operate the system at hand. With the EVO-ALL data connector (power) disconnected Press & Hold the EVO-ALL programming button. Connect the 4-pin data connector.<br>

Shawn: /* Possible iData TX Programming */

2022-10-13T19:35:56Z

Possible iData TX Programming

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	'''4.''' Turn ignition OFF<br>		'''4.''' Turn ignition OFF<br>

	=Fortin TX Programming= Not ~~supprted~~ by original production - look for compatibility sticker on box.		=Fortin TX Programming=
			Not supported by original production - look for compatibility sticker on box.<br>
	<u>With EVO-ALL hardware</u><br>		<u>With EVO-ALL hardware</u><br>
	Using FlashLink Manager, be sure “Supported RF kits” is turned ON and set to the proper setting (H3 - CrimeStopper).<br>		Using FlashLink Manager, be sure “Supported RF kits” is turned ON and set to the proper setting (H3 - CrimeStopper).<br>

Shawn: /* Fortin TX Programming */

2022-10-13T19:35:24Z

Fortin TX Programming

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	'''4.''' Turn ignition OFF<br>		'''4.''' Turn ignition OFF<br>

	=Fortin TX Programming=		=Fortin TX Programming= Not supprted by original production - look for compatibility sticker on box.
	<u>With EVO-ALL hardware</u><br>		<u>With EVO-ALL hardware</u><br>
	Using FlashLink Manager, be sure “Supported RF kits” is turned ON and set to the proper setting (H3 - CrimeStopper).<br>		Using FlashLink Manager, be sure “Supported RF kits” is turned ON and set to the proper setting (H3 - CrimeStopper).<br>

Shawn: /* Overview */

2022-10-13T19:34:29Z

Overview

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	'''3.''' Remote can NOT be pre-programmed at the time of production. (see note '''1.''')<br>		'''3.''' Remote can NOT be pre-programmed at the time of production. (see note '''1.''')<br>
	'''4.''' Some features (Passive Lock, Programmable RS activation, LED flashes, etc..) of the other Omega RF kits are not available.<br>		'''4.''' Some features (Passive Lock, Programmable RS activation, LED flashes, etc..) of the other Omega RF kits are not available.<br>
			<br>
	Button operation is slightly different then other Omega product.<br>		Button operation is slightly different then other Omega product.<br>
	:Signal is transmitted upon button release. The most noticeable difference is RS activation, two quick presses will activate RS. It is recommended that dealer/installer operate the RS a few times before demo to get familiar with the operation.<br>		:Signal is transmitted upon button release. The most noticeable difference is RS activation, two quick presses will activate RS. It is recommended that dealer/installer operate the RS a few times before demo to get familiar with the operation.<br>

Shawn: /* Fortin TX Programming */

2022-10-13T19:14:20Z

Fortin TX Programming

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	The Blue & Red LED’s will flash off and back on once to confirm each remote is coded.<br>		The Blue & Red LED’s will flash off and back on once to confirm each remote is coded.<br>
	'''6.''' Turn the ignition OFF and test operation. <br>		'''6.''' Turn the ignition OFF and test operation. <br>

			<u>With EVO-ONE hardware</u><br>
			Using FlashLink Manager, be sure to set Unit Options to the proper setting.<br>
			'''1.''' Have all transmitters which are to operate the system at hand. Turn the ignition to the “ON” position then to the “OFF” position.<br>
			'''2.''' Turn the ignition back to the “ON” position. The antenna LED will turn “ON”.<br>
			'''3.''' Press & release the brake pedal 4 times. The LED will flash rapidly. <br>
			'''4.''' Program the remotes:<br>
			• 4-button controllers: Press & release the TRUNK button then the LOCK button on the remotes you wish to program one at a time.<br>
			• 1-button controllers: Press & hold the START button for 12 seconds on the remotes you wish to program one at a time.<br>
			The antenna LED will stop flashing for 2 seconds to confirm each remote is coded.<br>
			'''5.''' Turn the ignition OFF and test operation. <br>

Shawn: /* Fortin TX Programming */

2022-10-13T19:07:27Z

Fortin TX Programming

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 =Fortin TX Programming=
 <u>With EVO-ALL hardware</u><br>
-Using FlashLink Manager, be sure “Supported RF kits” is turned ON and set to the proper setting (H3).<br>
+Using FlashLink Manager, be sure “Supported RF kits” is turned ON and set to the proper setting (H3 - CrimeStopper).<br>
 '''1.''' Have all transmitters which are to operate the system at hand. With the EVO-ALL data connector (power) disconnected Press & Hold the EVO-ALL programming button. Connect the 4-pin data connector.<br>
 '''2.''' Wait for the Blue & Red LED’s to turn on then release the programming button.<br>
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 The Blue & Red LED’s will flash off and back on once to confirm each remote is coded.<br>
 '''6.''' Turn the ignition OFF and test operation. <br>

Shawn: /* Fortin TX Programming */

2022-10-13T19:06:56Z

Fortin TX Programming

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	=Fortin TX Programming=		=Fortin TX Programming=
	<u>With EVO hardware</u><br>		<u>With EVO-ALL hardware</u><br>
	~~Ignition~~ and ~~antenna button~~(~~Listed in guide~~)<br>		Using FlashLink Manager, be sure “Supported RF kits” is turned ON and set to the proper setting (H3).<br>
	'''1.''' <br>		'''1.''' Have all transmitters which are to operate the system at hand. With the EVO-ALL data connector (power) disconnected Press & Hold the EVO-ALL programming button. Connect the 4-pin data connector.<br>
	'''2.''' <br>		'''2.''' Wait for the Blue & Red LED’s to turn on then release the programming button.<br>
	'''3.''' <br>		'''3.''' Press & Hold the EVO-ALL programming button again, the Blue & Red LED’s will turn off and back on (approx 5 seconds) then release the button. <br>
	'''4.''' <br>		'''4.''' Turn the ignition ON, the Yellow LED will turn on.<br>
	'''5.''' <br>		'''5.''' Program the remotes:<br>
			• 4-button controllers: Press the LOCK button on the remotes you wish to program one at a time.<br>
			• 1-button controllers: Press & hold the START button for 3 seconds on the remotes you wish to program one at a time.<br>
			The Blue & Red LED’s will flash off and back on once to confirm each remote is coded.<br>
			'''6.''' Turn the ignition OFF and test operation. <br>

	Ignition 5x:<br>		Ignition 5x:<br>