The radio has a detachable plate, the keycard is behind that plate. Don't pull it, it's spring loaded, so you just have to gently push on it and it pops out.OneFastLotus said:Where's the keycard? I still havent found mine.
I was reading the manual and it seems like you have to purchase a spare key card from Blaupunkt. You can have up to two keycards for what I've read.1FASTMX5 said:Just curious if anyone successfully made an extra keycard for the stereo? If so did you have any trouble or vary form the printed directions. Thanks
Cool! I wait to see what you can do instead of buying their stupid card.Ground Loop said:I'd bet donuts that you actually can make a backup with the right tools (ie, Linux).
I can read every single bit out of an MMC card and make another one just like it.
Unless they're using the card's internal electronic serial number, it would be easy to clone an entire card of any format, DOS or otherwise.
It will be one of the first things I try after I get my Elise, break it in, get service, and see nasty weather outside.![]()
Did you do this yet?Ground Loop said:I'd bet donuts that you actually can make a backup with the right tools (ie, Linux).
I can read every single bit out of an MMC card and make another one just like it.
Unless they're using the card's internal electronic serial number, it would be easy to clone an entire card of any format, DOS or otherwise.
It will be one of the first things I try after I get my Elise, break it in, get service, and see nasty weather outside.![]()
Oh OK. I got the Acapulco and I didn't know what you guys were talking about!Miguel said:Los Angeles MP 72, the one with the MMC card reader/key card behind the removable face plate.