2023-2026 Renault Scenic 4 Door Getting to know your vehicle -> Card User Manual
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VEHICLE E-TECH 100% ELECTRIC (EV)  
world 2 on the multimedia screen 1 ,  
Charging programming  
press the "Electric" menu 3 to pro-  
gramme the charging and/or com-  
fort of your vehicle.  
If you have just accepted  
a system update via the  
multimedia system, the  
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You can use the "Programmes" tab  
to:  
traction battery charging will  
be delayed or cancelled.  
add a new charging programme;  
or  
access pre-saved charging pro-  
grammes.  
Please refer to the multimedia in-  
structions for further information.  
Wait for the update to be com-  
pleted before connecting the  
charging lead to the vehicle.  
For more information on system  
updates, please refer to the  
multimedia instructions.  
For safety reasons, car-  
ry out these operations  
when the vehicle is sta-  
tionary.  
Vehicle to Grid (V2G) charging  
Depending on the vehicle, with the  
vehicle stationary and connected  
using your vehicle's charging cable,  
the Vehicle to Grid (V2G) charging al-  
lows you to redistribute the energy  
stored in your vehicle's battery to  
your home and to the power grid.  
You must have a compatible two-  
way AC charging terminal and have  
subscribed to the V2G charging ser-  
vice. Please refer to the multimedia  
instructions for further information.  
When the programming is con-  
firmed, the indicator light  
lights up on the instrument panel.  
Note: charging will start if the engine  
is switched off, the vehicle is con-  
nected to a power supply and ac-  
cess is authorised.  
With the vehicle stationary and the  
engine running, from the "Vehicle"  
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VEHICLE E-TECH 100% ELECTRIC (EV)  
Disconnect your vehi-  
cle before carrying out  
any work or modifica-  
tion on the electrical in-  
stallation.  
2
To set up V2G charging,  
refer to the multimedia  
user manual.  
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CARD  
automatically closing the electric  
windows remotely 65;  
tally lock or unlock the vehicle by in-  
advertently pressing the buttons on  
the card.  
Note: if a door or the luggage com-  
partment door is open or not proper-  
ly shut, the vehicle will not be locked.  
A beep sounds and the hazard warn-  
ing lights and side repeaters do not  
flash.  
General information  
automatically opening the electric  
windows remotely 65.  
2
Depending on the vehicle,  
you may have a digital  
key that offers all the  
functions of the card. However,  
if a card has been left inside the  
vehicle and the doors have  
been locked with a digital key,  
all of the card's functions will be  
inhibited.  
If the battery is flat, you  
can still lock/unlock and  
start your vehicle 169  
65 52.  
For further information, please  
see the "Digital key" section  
61.  
"Remote lighting" function  
1. Unlocking the doors and luggage  
compartment.  
2. Locks all the opening elements.  
3. Unlocking/locking the boot.  
Range  
Make sure that the correct battery  
type is being used, and that the bat-  
tery is in good condition and insert-  
ed correctly. Its service life is ap-  
proximately two years: it should be  
replaced when the "Keycard Battery  
Low" message appears on the in-  
strument panel 52.  
4. Switching on the lighting remote-  
ly.  
The card is used for:  
locking/unlocking the opening ele-  
ments (doors, luggage compart-  
ment door) and folding out or folding  
in the front door handles;  
unlocking the charging flap 20;  
switching on the vehicle lighting  
remotely;  
card operating range  
This varies according to the sur-  
roundings: take care not to acciden-  
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CARD  
Press button 4 to switch on the  
dipped beam headlights and the ex-  
terior lighting for approximately 20  
seconds. This can be used, for exam-  
ple, to identify the vehicle from a dis-  
tance when parked in a car park.  
Press and hold button 4 for approxi-  
mately two seconds to switch on the  
exterior lighting and emit a sound.  
Replacement: need for an  
additional card  
Driver's responsibility  
when parking or stop-  
ping the vehicle  
If you lose your card or re-  
quire another, you can obtain  
one from an approved Dealer.  
If a card is replaced, it will be  
necessary to take the vehicle  
and all its cards to an approved  
Dealer to initialise the system.  
You may use up to four cards  
per vehicle.  
2
Never leave an animal,  
child or adult who is not self-suf-  
ficient alone in your vehicle,  
even for a short time.  
They may pose a risk to them-  
selves or to others by starting  
the engine, activating equip-  
ment such as the electric win-  
dows or locking the doors.  
Also, in hot and/or sunny weath-  
er, please remember that the  
temperature inside the passen-  
ger compartment increases  
very quickly.  
Note: press button 4 again to switch  
off the lighting.  
Recommendations  
Avoid leaving the card in  
hot, cold or humid areas.  
Do not keep the card in a place  
where it could be bent or dam-  
aged accidentally, such as in  
your back pocket.  
Interference  
Interference by factors in the imme-  
diate vicinity (external installations  
or the use of equipment operating  
on the same frequency as the re-  
mote control) may affect the opera-  
tion of the remote control.  
RISK OF DEATH OR SERIOUS IN-  
JURY.  
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Insert the hand strap into the com-  
ponent 8 and pass the end of the  
strap through the buckle.  
Position the strap at the opening 6  
and close the casing.  
Fitting a hand strap 7  
Do not store the card any-  
where it may come into  
contact with other elec-  
tronic equipment (computer,  
phone etc.) as this could hinder  
its operation.  
2
Note: check that the diameter of the  
hand strap cord 7 fits the opening 6 .  
Use  
Deactivating/activating the  
"hands-free" mode  
Depending on the vehicle, you can  
deactivate/activate unlocking when  
approaching and locking when mov-  
ing away from the vehicle.  
You can also deactivate/activate  
the sound signal that is emitted up-  
on locking when moving away from  
the vehicle 139.  
Slide the rear casing 5 downwards  
while pressing on area A .  
Never leave your vehi-  
cle with the card inside.  
There are two ways to unlock/lock  
the vehicle:  
in "hands-free" mode, when ap-  
proaching and moving away from  
the vehicle;  
using the card in remote control  
mode.  
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"Hands-free" unlocking when  
approaching the vehicle  
"Hands-free" locking when mov-  
ing away from the vehicle  
Driver's responsibility  
when parking or stop-  
ping the vehicle  
2
Never leave an animal,  
child or adult who is not self-suf-  
ficient alone in your vehicle,  
even for a short time.  
They may pose a risk to them-  
selves or to others by starting  
the engine, activating equip-  
ment such as the electric win-  
dows or locking the doors.  
Also, in hot and/or sunny weath-  
er, please remember that the  
temperature inside the passen-  
ger compartment increases  
very quickly.  
With the card in the access zone 1 ,  
With the card on you and the doors  
and luggage compartment door  
closed, move away from the vehicle:  
it will be locked automatically as  
soon as you leave the access zone 1 .  
The front handles are folded in and  
the hazard lights flash twice then re-  
main illuminated for about four sec-  
onds, then a beep sounds to indicate  
that the doors have locked and, on  
some vehicles, the door mirrors fold  
in automatically.  
the vehicle will be unlocked.  
RISK OF DEATH OR SERIOUS IN-  
JURY.  
The front handles are folded out and  
the hazard lights and side repeaters  
flash once to indicate that the doors  
have unlocked and, on some vehi-  
cles, the door mirrors fold out auto-  
matically.  
Note: the distance at which the vehi-  
cle locks depends on the surround-  
ings.  
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if the card remains close to vehicle  
zone 1 during approximately five  
minutes after the vehicle has been  
locked;  
after several passes in the vicinity  
of zone 1 without the doors having  
been unlocked.  
"Hands-free" unlocking by open-  
ing the luggage compartment  
2
Press the luggage compartment  
door opening button 4 or use the  
card as a remote control to unlock  
the vehicle and reactivate "hands-  
free" mode.  
Special features relating to  
"hands-free" locking  
After locking in "hands-free" mode,  
you have to wait approximately  
three seconds to be able to unlock  
the vehicle again. During these three  
seconds, the door handles can be  
tried to make sure that the vehicle is  
locked properly.  
Note: if a door or the luggage com-  
partment door is open or not proper-  
ly shut, the vehicle will not be locked.  
A beep sounds but the hazard warn-  
ing lights and side repeaters do not  
flash.  
If the card has been within the de-  
tection zone 1 for approximately 15  
minutes, remote locking is deacti-  
vated. To lock the vehicle, press the  
button 3 on the card.  
The vehicle cannot be remotely  
locked if the card is within the zone  
2 .  
With the card in the zone 1 and the  
vehicle locked, press button 4 once  
to unlock the entire vehicle.  
The front handles are folded out and  
the side indicator lights and hazard  
warning lights flash once to indicate  
that the doors have unlocked.  
Special features of the unlocking  
system  
Under certain circumstances, un-  
locking when approaching the vehi-  
cle is deactivated:  
if the vehicle has not been used for  
eight days;  
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With the doors and luggage com-  
partment door closed, press button  
3 : the vehicle will be locked.  
Using the card as a remote con-  
trol  
The front handles fold in and the  
hazard lights and side repeaters  
flash twice to indicate that the  
doors have locked and, on some ve-  
hicles, the door mirrors fold in auto-  
matically.  
2
Depending on the vehicle, press but-  
ton 3 twice to lock the vehicle. Press  
and hold button 3 to close the front  
and rear windows.  
Note:  
the maximum distance at which  
the vehicle locks depends on the sur-  
roundings;  
if a door or the boot is open or not  
properly shut, locking is not carried  
out. A beep sounds but the hazard  
warning lights and side repeaters do  
not flash.  
While the engine is running, if the  
card is no longer in zone 2 after a  
door is opened and closed, the "Key-  
card Not Detected" message indi-  
cates that the card is no longer in-  
side the vehicle. This will, for exam-  
ple, prevent you from driving away  
after dropping off a passenger who  
has kept the card on them.  
Unlocking with the card  
Press the button 5 .  
The front handles are folded out and  
the side indicator lights and hazard  
warning lights flash once to indicate  
that the doors have unlocked.  
The warning disappears when the  
card is detected again.  
The card buttons are de-  
activated when the en-  
gine is running.  
Locking using the card  
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approaching the vehicle will be func-  
tional again.  
Unlocking/locking the luggage  
compartment only  
Deadlocking  
2
Driver's responsibility  
when parking or stop-  
ping the vehicle  
Never leave an animal,  
child or adult who is not self-suf-  
ficient alone in your vehicle,  
even for a short time.  
They may pose a risk to them-  
selves or to others by starting  
the engine, activating equip-  
ment such as the electric win-  
dows or locking the doors.  
Also, in hot and/or sunny weath-  
er, please remember that the  
temperature inside the passen-  
ger compartment increases  
very quickly.  
If the vehicle is equipped with a  
deadlocking function, this allows  
you to lock the opening elements  
and to prevent the doors from being  
unlocked using the interior handles  
(for example, by breaking the win-  
dow and then trying to open the  
door from the inside).  
In the case of a vehicle equipped  
with a manual (non-motorised) tail-  
gate, press the button 6 to unlock/  
lock the luggage compartment only.  
Note: after unlocking the luggage  
compartment only using button 6 , to  
unlock the other opening elements it  
is necessary:  
RISK OF DEATH OR SERIOUS IN-  
JURY.  
to press button 5 ;  
or  
to move away from the vehicle in  
order to activate the automatic  
locking when moving away from the  
vehicle. In this case, unlocking when  
Unlocking the charging cable  
Never use deadlocking  
if someone is still inside  
the vehicle.  
Press button 5 to unlock the vehicle  
charging cable.  
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To activate deadlocking  
"Hands-free" card: battery  
Replacing the battery  
Press button 2 twice in quick suc-  
cession.  
2
Locking is confirmed by two slow  
flashes and three quick flashes of  
the hazard warning lights and side  
indicator lights.  
Depending on the vehicle, the door  
mirrors may fold in automatically  
when the vehicle is locked 148.  
To deactivate deadlocking  
Press the button 1 once.  
The hazard warning lights flash  
once to indicate that the doors have  
been unlocked.  
To refit, proceed in the reverse order  
then press one of the buttons on the  
card four times while you are near  
the vehicle: the next time the vehicle  
is started, the message will disap-  
pear.  
When the "Keycard Battery Low"  
message appears on the instrument  
panel, replace the card battery:  
slide the rear casing 1 downwards  
while pressing on area A ;  
remove the battery cover 2 ;  
remove the battery by pressing on  
one side and lifting the other;  
replace it according to the direc-  
tion and template indicated inside  
the cover.  
Check that the cover is clipped shut.  
Note: when replacing the battery, do  
not touch the electronic circuit or  
contacts on the card.  
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Operating faults  
The batteries are avail-  
able from approved Deal-  
ers, and their service life  
Precautions relating to  
batteries:  
If the battery is too weak to ensure  
correct operation, you will still be  
able to start and lock/unlock the ve-  
hicle 65.  
2
keep batteries (new  
or used) out of reach of children;  
do not swallow batteries;  
approximately two years.  
Check that there is no dye on  
the battery: risk of an incorrect  
electrical contact.  
Risk of chemical burns which  
may lead to death.  
if ingested or inserted into  
any part of the body, consult a  
doctor as soon as possible.  
If they need to be re-  
placed, be sure to use  
the same or equivalent  
type of battery (consult  
an Approved Dealer).  
When replacing:  
make sure that the  
batteries are correctly  
inserted.  
Do not throw away your  
used batteries as rubbish.  
Take them to an ap-  
Risk of explosion.  
proved Dealer or consult your  
local authority for information  
on appropriate recycling facili-  
ties.  
if the flap does not close cor-  
rectly, do not use the card and  
keep out of reach of children.  
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