I have two stanley 1050 garage door opener, I am setting same DIP switches as on garage door opener but still does not work. How do i set dip switch?
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You should check the compatibility between the system on your door and remote control. They should use the same frequency.Then configure the 10 switches with the same combination on / off between the door and its remote control.If the system installed on the door and remote control operate at the same frequency and has the dip switches with the same combination and still does not work, then try to configure your remote combinations backwards, ie, place the switches you have in on to off and viceversa. These switches represent a digital 0 or 1 and maybe the remote control and your door system use a different convention between what means an open or close switch in terms of digital 0 or 1.Good luck You should check the compatibility between the system on your door and remote control. They should use the same frequency.Then configure the 10 switches with the same combination on / off between the door and its remote control.If the system installed on the door and remote control operate at the same frequency and has the dip switches with the same combination and still does not work, then try to configure your remote combinations backwards, ie, place the switches you have in on to off and viceversa. These switches represent a digital 0 or 1 and maybe the remote... » Read More You should check the compatibility between the system on your door and remote control. They should use the same frequency.Then configure the 10 switches with the same combination on / off between the door and its remote control.If the system installed on the door and remote control operate at the same frequency and has the dip switches with the same combination and still does not work, then try to configure your remote combinations backwards, ie, place the switches you have in on to off and viceversa. These switches represent a digital 0 or 1 and maybe the remote control and your door system use a different convention between what means an open or close switch in terms of digital 0 or 1.Good luck « Show Less
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Sounds like you are doing it correctly..Your Stanley hand help openers may not be compatible with the garage door opener you have. Read the instruction carefully to see if it is...Good luck
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OK I looked it up. The 2 you bought work on 300 megahurtz and the # 1050 garage door opener you need operates at 310 megahertz.you can find them on the web under Stanley Garage Door openers.
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It must be a different frequincy. I don't knotw how to change it Does the original tell you the frequincy? You might contact Stanley by email to find out.
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You should check the compatibility between the system on your door and remote control. They should use the same frequency. Then configure the 10 switches with the same combination on / off between the door and its remote control. If the system installed on the door and remote control operate at the same frequency and has the dip switches with the same combination and still does not work, then try to configure your remote combinations backwards, ie, place the switches you have in on to off and viceversa. These switches represent a digital 0 or 1 and maybe the remote control and your door system use a different convention between what means an open or close switch in terms of digital 0 or 1. Good luck
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Do you just have the two remotes? There are two functions of the learn button. One is "learn" the other is "forget all remotes" Try programming the keypad last and see if the remote no longer works. You should be able to get the opener to remember many remotes. Also check online for a big comparability chart Some don't work well with others
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How old is your garage door opener? I had that same problem and found out that my older garage door opener (15+ years old) only allowed 2 clicker types units to be programed/used at a time. This means when I added the keypad clicker, it bumped off one of my remotes from working. Sounds to me like this is what is happening to you. I am sure the newer units don't have this problem
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after buying a few of those I finally found out that my Stanley garage door opener works on 310 megahertz frequency. Try buying a remote which works on 310 Mhz. Hope it helps.
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The product described here is equipped with a series of DIP switches. The position of the switches together establish a code, meaning a combination, that must be set exactly matching the code present in your garage door's reciever device.
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This switch must be programmed to the associated remote control device. Perhaps door opener remote control could also be used to also program this switch. I would contact LiftMaster for advice, since there are different generations of remote controls and associated devices. All of their products do not play together. BTW, I have used this switch successfully for a couple of years to control lights in an outbuilding from within the house.
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Do you have an opener that is old enough to have dip switches? My opener doesnit have them is why it won't work on mine. The ad on Amazon is not very clear. This is not a "universal" opener.
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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.
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Hi Anne,The Instruction manual has a compatibility list in which you can set the dip switches for compatibility, it is enlisted the KDC-X693 in the "J" Group with all the Type Switch Setting all off, So I assume it work.
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I interposed the device between the power source and electric plug for the garage door lifter motor and inserted the two wires into the device(hot vs ground)according to careful review of wiring instructions. This arrangement works as an ON/Off switch activated by the preprogrammed remote. My setup worked quite perfectly! Thank you! Pan
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I am not familiar with your opener, but if it has 12 "dip switches" in it and it is more than 20 years old, this is worth investigating further.
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After much consternation and doing the same thing, I started from scratch and read that after setting dip switches, taking out and putting in batteries, etc., the opener is in the learn mode. But they don't tell you to push the learn mode button in the opener and then push the transmitter. Once that was done, the exit function of the wireless exit worked. So, put the opener in learn mode again and then push transmitter button and hold it for 5 secs.
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This sounds (nine digit) like you have an older style opener. You need to know what brand of opener is installed and the model number or year of manuafacture. Older openers and remotes have toggle switches that let you set a common code on both your remote and opener. New openers and remotes have learning modes that with the touch of a button on your opener and then a touch on your remote signals are electronically synchronized vs manually with matching toggle switch settings. I suggest that with make and model # you follow this link to Chamberlain to contact company if you are unsure. http://www.liftmaster.com/lmcv2/accessoryfamily/76/universal-products/
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I would check with the contractor who installed the garage door. They can probably best answer your question. Is there a small "box" in the garage on the wall that works with the opener? Perhaps there are matching switches in the box that you can coordinate with the opener. As Kyle indicated check the dip switches. Match them with what the installed box has and it should work.
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Press and release the LEARN button on the overhead garage door opener unit. The learn indicator light will glow steadily for 30 seconds. Within this 30 second time period, press and hold the button on the hand-held remote. Next, release the button when the overhead opener unit's lights blink. If light bulbs are not installed on your opener, then two clicks will be heard. (If these instructions don't work search the Raynor company website.)
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Yes I have 2 dip switch controllers and two firefly controllers, they all work on the same opener.
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It will work if your opener is a multi-code with dip switches. I just googled it and according to Stanley on the internet your opener has to be a multi- code with 10 switches. Open the access panel on your garage door opener and look.