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2010 Hyundai Genesis Smart Key System Specifications - FOB, Receiver, Antenna

Service manual specification page tabulating Smart Key unit, RF receiver, FOB, and antenna electrical ratings.

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This service manual page provides specifications for the Smart Key System, organized into four tables: Smart Key Unit, RF Receiver, Smart Key FOB, and Antenna. The Smart Key Unit is rated at DC 12V, operates on DC 9–16V, functions between -30°C and 75°C (-22°F to 167°F), and draws a maximum load of 2mA. The RF Receiver operates at 315 MHz using FSK (Frequency Shift Keying) antenna type. The Smart Key FOB uses one 3V lithium battery, has a 30m operating distance, a battery life of more than 2 years (based on 10 uses a day), push buttons for door lock/unlock and trunk lid, a receive frequency of 125 kHz, a transmit frequency of 315 MHz, and comes as a set of two (2EA). The antennas share the same voltage and temperature ratings as the smart key unit, operate at 125 kHz, and total six units: three interior, two door, and one bumper antenna. The page contains no explicit vehicle year, model, or part numbers, but was uploaded as reference material for a 2010 Hyundai Genesis. A reader can learn all electrical and operational specifications needed to diagnose or understand the smart key/keyless entry system.

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Frequently asked questions

What frequency does the smart key fob transmit on?
The fob transmits (Tx) at 315 MHz and receives (Rx) at 125 kHz.
What battery does the smart key fob use and how long does it last?
It uses one 3V lithium battery, with a battery life of more than 2 years assuming 10 uses per day.
What is the operating range of the smart key fob?
The fob has a distance of 30m.
How many antennas does the smart key system have and where are they located?
Six antennas: 3 interior, 2 door, and 1 bumper, all operating at 125 kHz.
What are the operating voltage and temperature specs of the smart key unit?
Operating voltage is DC 9–16V (rated DC 12V) and operating temperature is -30°C to 75°C (-22°F to 167°F), with a max load of 2mA.

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