Hi Tony, sorry i did no ask clearly, can it be interface beetween Aleco ac2700 gate opener and 2013 chevy volt factory homelink opener
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I'm using it on a 12 volt gate opener and without any issues. Just set the power jumper to 12 volts (vs 24 volts AC), use terminals 3 & 4 (relay) to the gates button to open/close gate and connect terminals 1 & 2 to the gate openers 12 volt battery terminal.
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it does not work...I made the mistake of not getting the correct extension for the auto close gate.Also, even with the matching gate and extension piece, i had to reinforce at the joint with a C channel as it became loose
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It should work but check your fcc Id number on the back of your old key fob to be certain. Chevy uses many different fcc numbers. Then compare it to the list in the ad.
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yes it is. I have homelink in both of my cars and they are both set up to use with the opener.
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To be perfectly clear on this whole Homelink situation here is the clear answer. If your car was built in 2012 or before, you MAY have Homelink 3.0 protocol based system. If your buttons for Homelink are on your rearview mirror, you could check the BACK of the mirror, and look at the FCC, IC, or Model, look at the end, last 3 may say HL3, if it does its Homelink 3.0. If it says HL4, then its the newer Homelink 4.0. Anything HL4/Homelink 4.0 will work for SURE. Anything HL3 will not work without a repeater kit with this opener. I know this for a fact. My 2009 Hyundai Genesis has a HL3, refused to work. My 2014 Dodge Durango has a HL4, worked flawlessly. That's why a lot of newer cars work cause they started using HL4. The cutoff seems to be somewhere around 2012 (but depends on if that manufacturer moved to HL4 or not)
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it should be, I have a chamberlain garage door opener and using with lift master gateway. They use the same wireless technology.
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I can't defenitely say, but my gate mechanicals are aprox. 10 plus years old . If your current opener has the aprox. 10 pins inside that you choose your own code by selecting "1's" and "0's", then that could be a good indication that the referenced model will work for you.
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These will only work with your garage motor and a few other manufacturers gate or garage receivers.Please let me know which type of receiver you have and we can let you know what is available.Best Regards,RonAAA Security Depot
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Probably, I was able to connect one to a very old (c 1980) Wards opener but I had to swap two of the wires inside the motor unit. Looking at the multicode 1090 from the front, with the terminals on the top the circuits (like the picture) are Ground, Relay and 24 VAC. The push-button is connected between the 24 VAC and Relay terminals. The terminal that isn't connected to the push-button is Ground.
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Call a Chevy dealer and ask for the part number of the gm version. Then you can search/match that number to this one. That is what I did and it worked perfectly.
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No I do not think so. I will paste a link to a Liftmaster garage door opener made by Transmitter Solutions that might work for you. To make sure it is compatible you would have to look at the year your lift master opener was made and the model to make sure these two remotes are compatible. Here is the link - Transmitter Solutions Firefly 390LMD21K Keychain LiftMaster 61LM Comp
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It will work with any opener. It is a separate unit, unrelated to the type of door opener. This link describes a different model but has many similar components. It will give you and idea of how it works. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx0IYb97zJs
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i cant answer yes or not cause i dont understand :flo1(433.92mhz) all i know my opener is an aleko model:ac2000
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Maylene, we purchased the opener for use with our gate. The gate is about 20 years old. It worked perfectly as received from the vendor. Do not have experience with your type garage door opener. Good luck.
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i am not sure. perhaps you can find that answer on google. however, most garage doors and garage door openers work the same way. Your garage door has a certain "frequency". Set that "frequency" in the garage remote, and the two are paired. I do not recommend this remote. It is too weak and only works when i stand very close to garage door. i recommend buying the $10 model instead
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I have a Martin DC 3700 and it worked fine. If the opener is the same configuration it should work.
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No, I cannot answer. It all depends on who made the gate controller and whether it is compatible with the program codes this device produces. The type of gate operator (sliding, swing, etc) is not relevant. Sorry!