Transponder technology
07 May 2014
New Transponder TPX5
TPX5 - LEADING THE WAY
CUTTING EDGE TRANSPONDER TECHNOLOGY
JMA is launching the new TPX5 chip into the market, which integrates TPX1 (TEXAS® FIJO), TPX2 (TEXAS® CRYPTO) & TPX4 (PHILIPS® CRYPTO) into one single transponder.
TPX5 is one single chip for the TRS-5000EVO, which simplifies the duplication of keys for vehicles, and reduces space and storage costs. TPX5 makes the simplest transponder system on the market even easier!
GLASS TAG transponders, from JMA, offer maximum reliability and guarantee in copying the original Transponder. In addition, they are adapted to work with JMA's TP00 keys with original look and shaped key heads
Clonable multiple times, and it incorporates the sniff function to capture the PHILIPS® data.
To use the TPX5 transponder you must update the software (version 3.35) and firmware (version 1.21) of the TRS-5000 EVO through the JMA website LINK.
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JMA is evolving its TPX8 transponder chip with the launch of its TPX8+ model, which simplifies the copying process for the Megamos Crypto and optimises process reliability. With this latest product release, only one chip is needed for the sniffing process; i.e. for capturing the data from the car that enables the key to be copied.
JMA presents its new TXP8 transponder, capable of duplicating the keys for a broad range of motor vehicle brands using the Megamos® Crypto system. Arrival of the TPX8 brings the inclusion of a significant number of models onto the extensive list of vehicles making up the JMA transponder catalogue.
The JMA transponder line now includes a new reference in its extensive catalogue with the arrival of the TPG1 chip, which is capable of copying the transponder used with Toyota G using the JMA TRS5000 EVO duplicator machine.
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