Summary of Intelligent Key (IK) and Remote Key (RK) features. This was taken from the G37 manual, let me know of any errors.

Remote Keyless (RK) Entry System buttons
1 - Lock
2 - Unlock
3 - Trunk
4 - Panic

Intelligent (IK) buttons
Intelligent Key is operational if Remote Key fob is within 33feet (10m) of the car:
- door handle button
- trunk button (outside button in taillight)

Possible G37 car confirmation sounds/sights
Flash: hazard lights
Chirp: horn
Honk: horn
Chime: chimer
Alarm: theft alarm
Lights: headlights

IK / RK Modes
The default mode is hazard indicator and horn, alternate mode is hazard only.
To switch (toggle) between the modes:
RK You: Press Lock (1) and Unlock (2) simultaneously for 2 secs
RK Car confirmation (switching to hazard indicator and horn): flash, chirp
RK Car confirmation (switching to hazard indicator): flash, flash, flash

Common IK / RK Functions
Below are the common Intelligent Key (IK) and Remote Key (RK) functions.
Note that the first set of car response is hazard indicator and horn mode, second set after the slash (/) is hazard indicator mode only.
IK or RK Car response: hazard & horn / hazard only

Lock Doors
IK You: Gear to park, ignition on or off, exit, all doors closed, key not inside car and not up against handle nor on windshield, push door handle request
IK Car: flash, flash, chime, chime / flash, flash
RK You: Gear to park, ignition off, exit, press Lock (1)
RK Car: flash, flash, chirp / flash, flash

Unlock Driver and Fuel Filler Door
IK You: push door handle request
IK Car: flash, chime / none
RK You: Press Unlock (2), open door within 1 minute (else automatically locks again)
RK Car: flash / none

Unlock All Doors
RK You: Press Unlock (1) again within 5 secs of unlocking driver door
RK Car: flash

Open Windows
RK You: After door unlocked, press Unlock (2) for 3 secs

Unlock Trunk
IK You: push trunk open request
IK Car: chime, chime, chime, chime / none
RK You: Press Trunk (3)
RK Car: none / none

Panic Alarm
You: Press Panic (4) for more than 1 sec
Car: alarm, lights (lasts up to 25 secs or until any button pushed)

 

I'm sorry, the purpose of this thread is

 

I think he was just trying to share possible helpful info.

 

I'm guessing if you've never owned an Infiniti or a Intel. key vehicle, this would benefit you and help you out on understanding the functions of it.

 

I think it would be nice if in the auto mode the headlights turned on when you hit the unlock button... Is that what you meant by possible configurations?

 

the purpose couldnt get more detailed and to the point.

Summary of Intelligent Key (IK) and Remote Key (RK) features.

No need to question the purpose just because it's not useful to you as an individual...

 

I'm gonna post up how to change a flat just so you all know how to do it right.

j/k I assumed wrongly when he said it was from the manual that he just posted that info. I understand now that he reorganized the information into a usable format. I think.

As long as I can walk up to the car and it opens when I push that black button on the door handle I'm ok. My mind isn't much good for going further than that...

 

As far as I know, headlights don't turn on with unlock, only with panic. However, since panic button is capable of doing so, the wiring is there but not the default programming.

 

Sorry about this thread, I did wonder if this would be worthwhile to even post. I did a quick summary more for myself, but thought maybe other novices might like it too. I can always ask the mod to delete this thread.

 

its an ok thread don't delete

 

wll chi-town g37, i dont know how long you guys have been changing flats in chicago but over here in the Motor City, the process has been around for several decades. Can't say the same for the Intelligent Key now can we? You're comparing apples and oranges.. The iKey is new to MANY people who are used to traditional keys - so having the information on it ain't so bad....

Thats my opinion...

 

I see CHI-TOWN's . Everything is kool. Actually, it can be surprising how many don't know how to change tires, oh well.

 

(psssst. It's a stealth post whoring thread now. Don't tell the admins!)


ahem. Glad you err, um, posted this information. This is where I look for info just like this. thanks!