How do you program this to work with a community gate? Our gate is linear access model 3200. Is this compatible?
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Can't help you on that. I just brought the Fob to my community office and they programmed it with their software.
63005
Liftmaster support or Chamberlain will gladly answer that question for you (call them). My system was not listed as being compatible on their compatibility web site but a call to them answered my question. But if your system is Security+ compatible it should work.
1686317
Give a try. If your 7200 is not Stanley Securecode, then I guess it will work. WILL NOT work with Stanley SecureCode opener systems.
752693
If I had that question I would call chamberlain directly. I am a customer I don't know specific details such as this. Good luck
754983
The gate I installed it on was much smaller than 20 feet, but I think if you had enough chain and didn't overload it, it should be no problem. The opener has magnetic limit switches, very much like a garage opener. I think that as long as you have a place to mount the magnets, on your gate it could work.
1964360
Your best bet is to check on the chamberlin website too see which wall unit works with your opener. I do not think this one works with the security+. The gateway should be fine. Liftmaster and chamberlain are the same company
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My experience with the LockMaster: I only use this very occasionally, but I have had it awhile. I live in Arizona. My gate is light weight, 10' opening. When I first installed it, I remember they did have to send me a different receiver & remotes, because it would not operate at all. It has not worked a few times with the remote, but then it will work again. This unit is pretty light weight made. I also have a Mule on another gate, built heavier duty, but NOT able to be 110V. That is why I bought this one. I really don't think it is built for medium or heavy use to be honest, but for my use, the price, & 110V works for me. My experience with the LockMaster: I only use this very occasionally, but I have had it awhile. I live in Arizona. My gate is light weight, 10' opening. When I first installed it, I remember they did have to send me a different receiver & remotes, because it would not operate at all. It has not worked a few times with the remote, but then it will work again. This unit is pretty light weight made. I also have a Mule on another gate, built heavier duty, but NOT able to be 110V. That is why I bought this one. I really don't think it is built for medium or heavy use to be honest, but for my... » Read More My experience with the LockMaster: I only use this very occasionally, but I have had it awhile. I live in Arizona. My gate is light weight, 10' opening. When I first installed it, I remember they did have to send me a different receiver & remotes, because it would not operate at all. It has not worked a few times with the remote, but then it will work again. This unit is pretty light weight made. I also have a Mule on another gate, built heavier duty, but NOT able to be 110V. That is why I bought this one. I really don't think it is built for medium or heavy use to be honest, but for my use, the price, & 110V works for me. « Show Less
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My transmitter is effective for about 1/3 a regular city block. Of course that is my assumption of what your particular "problem" is. My transmitters both work well and are reliable, what exactly are the "problems" you are having? Range, does not work at all, door changes direction inadvertently without any action on your part?
471963
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
1712633
I don't know. What I do know is if the gate on your lot has a Linear opener with DIP switches this will work. If you need a remote that will "Learn" codes, this will not work.
943767
Contrary to what other commenters stated, I bought this product for my Chamberlain garage door openers and it was not compatiable with either door opener and had to return it. The panel flashed with an indication that it was not compatible. My openers are the Chamberlain's WD832KEV model.
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I bought this unit and one SL-6196-C for the bebroom. It worked and you can add as many of the sl-6196c as you want, but distance from the front and back door bell push button transmitters could be a problem. distance from the door button is limited. over 20 -25 feet is a problem here after signal goes thru outside wall, and 2 inside walls when I went to the other side of the last wall about 25 feet it would not work the SL-6196-C. The door bell push buttons stink, and give a lot of trouble making contact or operating. See some of the reviews.
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Yeah, you're right.........I had the same problem. What I did was to take a guess and connect the leads and see what the display looked like. It flashed some error code, so I reversed the leads and it worked. I put this unit in a junction box you would use for putting in a wall of your house. That worked well........you just need to cut out the front blank plate to fit the rectangular shape of the controller. I also knocked out a couple of the plugs to allow some air flow for the unit.
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Talked to my friend and he did not try to install the gateway to multiple doors. However, I think it will work because the first step is to pair the gateway's remote with our auto's garage door button. The second step is to pair the head unit of the garage door opener with the auto's garage door button. After this the operation is done. Therefore, the gateway is just the go between the auto's garage door button and your garage auto unit. But for sure that you can have different autos to operate the same door. Since it's not that expensive, I will order two and try to install one gateway to multiple door and if it works, return the extra one.Appreciate to let me know if this works. Talked to my friend and he did not try to install the gateway to multiple doors. However, I think it will work because the first step is to pair the gateway's remote with our auto's garage door button. The second step is to pair the head unit of the garage door opener with the auto's garage door button. After this the operation is done. Therefore, the gateway is just the go between the auto's garage door button and your garage auto unit. But for sure that you can have different autos to operate the same door. Since it's not that expensive, I will order two and try to install one... » Read More Talked to my friend and he did not try to install the gateway to multiple doors. However, I think it will work because the first step is to pair the gateway's remote with our auto's garage door button. The second step is to pair the head unit of the garage door opener with the auto's garage door button. After this the operation is done. Therefore, the gateway is just the go between the auto's garage door button and your garage auto unit. But for sure that you can have different autos to operate the same door. Since it's not that expensive, I will order two and try to install one gateway to multiple door and if it works, return the extra one.Appreciate to let me know if this works. « Show Less
375001
I have a Chamberlain and it does not work. Chamberlain and lift-master have there own system. I returned mine and bought the 45 dollar interface and I was good to go.
151472
It works on my Linear garage door opener. It was very easy to program....just put your door opener in programming mode (there is a button) and press the button on the remote and it's done.
1641575
I own the GTO/Mighty Mule double entry gate opener with lock#143 and this remote works perfect everytime. I programed ours following the instructions included, however if you don't have instructions check the web.