Can additional receiver units be purchased(either separately or as part of new 2 button kit) and programed to respond to the original push buttoms?
878370
If you purchased two of the "receiver plus two button" kits you could program all the buttons to activate both receivers. There are jumpers or switches in both the receivers and buttons that let you set one of 16 codes. Any receivers within range set to the same code as a button will sound.
878371
I'm not sure. I would contact their technical support for that question. Good luck.
878372
I am so sorry, but I cannot help you. I think the one reply I read that you got should be of great help to you. Regards
1143938
if these two devices 6 and 8 buttons I use at home and are compatible to program them individually or through the HUB
1067485
I would contact you alarm carrier prior to purchase. I purchased two of these thinking I can program them myself, ADT only allows 2 remotes to be programmed so when I asked them how I remove one they said I HAVE to pay a technician to come out. They really monopolize and control their systems.
754609
Yes, I needed two extra receivers and had the same question, but could not find an answer, so I just ordered two additional receivers and hoped they would work or if they didn't I was going to send them back. Anyway, both the extra receivers did worked.
507253
You don't need special software. The computer will do it by itself. Follow directions that come with the replacement receiver. Heads up, I ordered two of these and one didn't work.
2143187
I wanted to do the same thing. I received two units and took them apart hoping to find dip switches or a pot to set the frequencies. I was unsuccessful - it appears they are factory set. I ended up putting both buttons on the door with "please ring both" written on them. So far so good. There may be a way to set them but it is beyond my skills. As I recall there was a code on the packaging which may indicate the frequency. You may be able to get two units with the same code. Good luck.
2122314
Their information says that one button can communicate with multiple receivers for larger installations. And that multiple push buttons can be used to signal separate door locations up to 5. So what you are asking should work
1920228
Yes, you can add this remote to your current system. Each manufacturer has a limit to the number of remotes that can be programmed. Most of them are 3 or 4, so provided this is just going to be your 2nd remote you'll be fine. Just follow the manufacturer's instructions for programming a remote. They're not difficult
1006186
You would have to hack it adding DIY receiver in parallel with the hard switch. Goodbye warranty.
192583
More than likely, unless they share the same frequency. If I remember correctly, there are four or five dip switches to pair the remote with the receiver. Maybe you will get lucky and be able to pair the new remote with your old receiver.
2152472
I tried programing to my receiver and could not make it work. I am considering purchasing a new receiver and controller.
1049805
yes but if you have an existing one already (not necessarily the original) you need to program both at the same time or the other one will be deactivated
1432204
If you have multiple units, they'll all interact with each other. In other words, press buttons on remote A or B and both receiver A and B will respond, IF the signal is strong enough. There is no coding or pairing involved. If your receivers are in different parts of your room, it's unlikely the wrong one will respond; they require you to aim the remote at the receiver pretty accurately to get a response.
698575
The answer to both questions of your questions is yes. Fortunately I never seem to throw anything away so I still have the original box which states that both of your requirements are available. I also found a telephone number for technical support: 1-877-467-4289. Don't know if it's still active since this model was released for sale in 2007. If you send me the question to my inquiry address through Amazon, I can send copies of the box detail and the relevant buttons to use on the remote. Pinecone1a a/k/a Jim Lawrence
1627673
Don't know what you mean by your push button but I twisted the wall button wires together with the wires for the new receiver and put them back in the same slot I pulled them from. Works great, no problems at all.
440754
I believe you can get multiple push buttons, but yes, there is one included.For interest's sake, I need to tell you that the main unit uses batteries prodigiously: You might want to get rechargeables. We use a set of 3 C cells every month.
1132097
I think it does because you can order the nutone wireless button separate and it will work on that unit. So I don't see why it can't work having two. The buttonwill just send out radio waves and the two units will pick it up. Besides if it doesn't Amazon will gladly let you return it free of charge :) And also it will probably dependon how far apart the button is from 2nd receiver. Its not high tech and the signal might be weak if the distance is too far apart.