Re: Passive entry

[jenny_berger -at- fairfieldresidential -dot- com]

"Passive Entry" seems to imply (to me, anyway) that you can reconfigure 
your own molecules at will so you can pass through another solid object, 
like a car, and then perhaps return to a more solid state so you could sit 
in the car's seat. I like "passive unlocking" better.

Jenny Berger
Technical Writer
Information Systems
Fairfield Residential





Robert Kidd <director -at- editfast -dot- com>
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07/07/2003 10:28 AM
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Is anyone familiar with the term "Passive entry" to refer to the 
automatic unlocking of car doors as you approach the car using some 
kind of electronic key so that you do not even need to press a button 
on a remote. I thought it was "Remote unlocking" but that would seem to 
entail the pressing of a button. This seems different. Is "Passive 
entry" the correct term? What else could this be called?


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