A: Omega transmitters use a GP-23A 12 volt battery. This battery is also known as a GP lighter battery as it is used in many electric lighters.

A: First you must identify the model number of your transmitter. You can do that by using our Transmitter Reference Guide. Click SUPPORT > REPLACEMENT REMOTES on the menu above. Once you know your transmitter model number, you can consult your dealer, or you may purchase it online or from our customer service department at 800-554-4053.

A: You need to perform an emergency override. Most Omega alarms can be disabled by entering the vehicle, turning the ignition to the run position, then pressing the alarm's valet switch once (Some Omega systems feature a secret coded override. If this is the case, consult your owner's manual). The alarm should disarm. To prevent the alarm from accidentally rearming while the transmitter is inoperable, press and hold the valet switch for 3 seconds to put the alarm in valet mode. The alarm should respond by chirping twice and turning on the LED status indicator.

A: Most modern Omega systems have the valet switch built into the window mount antenna. Systems with a separate valet switch can be more difficult to because the location of the valet switch was chosen by the installer. It is usually installed somewhere under the driver's side of the dash. Please refer to your operation guide to determine what type of valet switch you have. If all else fails, consult your local installer.

A: Most of our current manuals are available on this site. They are downloadable in PDF format from our Owner's Manual page. If the manual you need is not available, please request it from our customer service department.

A: Check the battery in your transmitter. If the battery is draining, it will weaken the signal being sent to your keyless entry/ security system. If you replace the battery and the problem does not go away, your system may need to be serviced.