Does it have a 12-pin dip switch inside?
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I really don't have a clue what that is. All I know is that it works great on my Craftsman 3/4 hp opener. Extremely easy to program... Find where the rest button is (mine is in the same side as one of the lights) pull cover down, press reset button, and press button on remote. The directions are included in packaging and are easy to follow.
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One of the things in the directions that is not clear is programming an 8 switch dip switch with 3 positions + 0 -. This set up is for pre-1993 Chamberlains. You must re-set your operator so that all dip switches are using plus or minus and not 0. The clicker has only two positions on its 12 dip switches so it doesn't recognize a 0.
762350
There are no dip switches on this model this one set's remotely with the garage sensor board.
685418
it has ten DIP Switches that toggle if your system uses a ten pin switch remote this will probably work.. The switches are internal and you will have to open up the remote case to set the switches, but it only takes a very small Phillips Head Screw driver to do so... it is quite easy to set the swtiches
1398702
Answer is no for dip switches, but works with older style Craftsman/Liftmaster/Chamberlain with a GREEN programming button
2238890
I'm not sure. If your model is one that is set with dip switches, It may. I just know this was the model to work with my specific one.
711179
I am sorry, but I have no clue what a DIP switch is. I can say that this remote works great and I am extremely pleased with it.
1233119
No, it does not. I just replaced my current switch with this one. I did however have a white neutral wire in the box. And the fan its connecting to was capable of different speeds already. Not sure if it makes a difference.
1464271
No. This unit uses 18 and 20 volts on a multipin connector, you could use a small inverter in front of it to run from 12 volts.
1336932
Yes. I had a one way in there but the switch stopped working. Figured an upgrade was in order!
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I believe so. There are different setting using some DIP Switch for different modes.
2222645
It is both the top and the bottom half based on the picture I am looking at. I have not hooked mine up yet but I read through the directions and it does use dip switches. The bottom is basically a small electrical box for making the connections and it has the dip switches inside.
1445454
Yes, it has a multi-position switch capable of the following Vdc outputs: 3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9, and 12
1578137
I can't remember exactly because I repaired the computer for someone else and I don't have the old parts to check. I think it is 12 pins.
618945
Probably not. I didn't work for me. This remote does not have have the 4 dip switches inside by the battery. I found one with dip switches on the other world's largest bidding website and they work great!
762346
The row of dip switches are inside the unit. Take off the back cover. (It's a little bit difficult to remove the cover on these units)
2216513
There are 2 sets of DIP switches in the battery compartment. Each set has 4 switches.
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Hey Alicia- It does have 12 dip switches. It only utilizes the amount you need for your opener; 7, 8, 9, etc... We have LIVE tech support available from 8 AM- 4 PM, PST, M-F to help with any programming hiccups. Let me know if I can help with any other questions or concerns. Thanks... Matty 828.537.2537