Can center button be wired to operate both doors of two-door garage?
206035
No. Each button has a corresponding pair of screw-lugs of which connect to door opener. There is no programming on this device.
206036
Yes, but if they are, both doors will lift and close at the same time. (What would you use the other two buttons for? They cannot be wired to a separate closer at the same time.)
206037
No, if you wired the left and right buttons to each door and put jumpers to the center button both doors would operate any time you pressed any button. You'd have to add a relay and a power source for the relay to keep the two door circuits independent.
206038
Not simply, this is hardwired to each door. To activate door, this shorts the 2 door wires together. My lift master supplies 15 vdc to the buttons, so you can try using a diode from each doors hot wire to the center button, should work
2115761
YES, it will work on a two or 3 wire overhead door. This control is for a garage with 3 overhead doors.
749398
Yes, you can use a simple push button to open and close the gate(s).Got this from USAutomatic customer help line.For your two wire push button - connect one wire to terminal J2, pin 2. Splice the other wire to the green wire leaving the receiver box, using a small wire nut.Works great!
58377
You can add a second button by running the two wires back to the opener and landing the two new wires on the same terminals as the currently installed button (in parallel). Depending on the new button you may have to test polarity (may have to reverse wires).
119211
I use mine for a single gate and assigned it to one button. Not sure about more multi function.
1385870
I don't think so, but it may. The instructions recommend that you remove all existing buttons and use the ones supplied with the new unit. The wall control that comes with it is pretty sophisticated with a sensor eye and several buttons on it. It does only have two screws to attach the wires, so it is possible an ordinary button would work. It also comes with the keypad and two remotes that are quite small, so you may be able to just use one of those instead of an ordinary doorbell button. Sorry, I can't say for sure. You can probably ask Chamberlain Tech Support.
1769923
I don't think it can do that. There are no extra buttons on mine, and with the rolling code technology, I don't believe you can even program it to open both doors at once. It's best to check with the manufacturer.
1679937
My name is June, the MyQ Community Specialist for Chamberlain. The MyQ Garage will control up to 2 garage doors. You will need a second door sensor if you'd like to control both garage doors via the MyQ Garage. It can be found at: http://www.chamberlain.com/smartphone-control-products/myq-garage/additional-sensor-for-myq-garage Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. june.won@chamberlain.com
443523
No you just program each car's homelink button to the one repeater. If you had two doors to control you would need a separate repeater for each garage door.
1817176
Yes... it will actually control up to 3 openers at the same time. Each button can be programmed to a separate opener very easily.
557058
any wired button works. We special ordered a Craftsman style button to use with the lovely chimes.
1305711
You will probably need two since I don't think you can pair the receiver and transmitter. That is if you want to close each door individually. The receiver unit connects directly to a switch and it's the equivalent of you pressing that switch. But since you said there are 2 switches controlling the same, it should work with just one then.
1769927
I dont believe they will support them seperately. I do think you could use one to operate 2 door openers at the same time not independantly. You could contact the US Sommer and clarify.
1207788
You will need two if you want/need to control both. If you connect both doors to one device, both will always open/close together.
1328799
Yes, it emulates a simple button, like the type typically connected to a two wire system. It can actually handle 3 separate doors, but it works with one just as well.
1309041
Ours is wired to one switch but we consciously made the decision to do it that way. You can wire it to two.
690421
If you mean the circuit board in the Garage Door mechanism itself, the answer is no. This is merely a button that you push to open and close the garage door, with the added functionality to turn the light located on the motor on and off. It also allows you to "lock out" the functionality of the remote for additional security. You can actually replace this unit with a "doorbell" button if all you want to do is open and close the garage door.