What is homelink everyone keeps referring to?
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Some cars have garage opener buttons built into them, e.g. mine has garage opener buttons on the bottom of the rear view mirror, others have them on the overhead console or on the driver side visor. This system is called Homelink. Once the garage opener remote control's signal is programmed into teh system, you do not need to use the garage opener remote control anymore, you just push a Homelink button in your car and the garage door opens. Many older garage openers (in my case Marantec Elite 2007) use frequency which is incompatible with the Homelink system in the car. This makes it impossible to program the signal into the Homelink. This external receiver IS compatible with the Homelink, so it can be connected to an incompatible garage opener and then the signal from this receiver's remote is programmed into the Homelink. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HomeLink_Wireless_Control_System http://www.homelink.com/about
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It is a feature in some cars. My rear view mirror has a homelink button (actually 3 buttons). It acts like a garage door opener remote control. But it operates at a frequency that did not work with my garage door opener, so I had to buy the marantec. It receives the homelink signal, and my garage door is attached to the marantec.
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That is more a fault of Homelink in general vs this unit. My experience had been that Homelink car transmitters have a lag and they seem to need a very slow and deliberate press to activate, while you can just 'hit' the button on a conventional remote, you have to press and hold the Homelink to make it work. I used the Homelink built into my Nissan with an older Sears opener that was compatible and it worked exactly the same in terms of lag.
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Sorry, don´t know the answer, but my best guess would be Iomega home users support at: iomega.com/support/solutions/home.html206;
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Hi We thank you for your question, and this does not have the Homelink feature integrated.Thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.
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Repeater is the link from car to door opener, they communicate constantly. Codes are always changing so someone doesn't steal your opener code.
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Yes. I purchased this for my wife, since her work car doesn't have the homelink. It was very easy to set up and works great. And she doesn't misplace it, unless she misplaces her keys. HMMMM!
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It either gets plugged directly into the garage door opener or powered by the supplied transformer. Yes this unit works with Homelink after proper programming.
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I'm hoping you figured this out already, but the link is on every page at the bottom right under "Let Us Help You"
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You can connect as many Onelinks as you like. I currently have about eight connected without any problems. You need a unit for each zone. I think that's what you are asking.
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http://cache.smarthome.com/manuals/69130.pdf That's a link to the manual. It's tricky enough that I have to relearn it every time I leave town. Maybe I'm not leaving town enough though. Best of luck!
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I don't know. I would call the homesitter tech line.They were very helpful with my question.
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Are your asking can you locally access the drive or remotely access it? If its on your home network it does not use the Internet. But if you want remote access from outside your house you need the Internet. The only problem I'm having is remote access. I'm on the second drive, first one replaced by Buffalo, and we cannot keep remote web access working!!!
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not real sure on this, as I use it on my desktop, so it's always right there. Sorry I can't really help!
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Sorry, I am not sure as I owned only one unit. But I would think not as each linking sequence should use a different frequency. We have a number of units in our club and no one had ever crossed or linked to another tag. When you do the locking sequence, it appears to be only 1 to 1 linking.
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I am using it as a replacement for the original EarthLink modem.I have to turn it off and turn back on about once a day. Either EarthLink is no longer where it was two months ago or its the modem. I will move in about six months to another state and I don't want to move to another provider until them. The service was ok until a months or six weeks ago.
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Spencer, did anyone answer your question? 1) I connected the the Dlink with my main phone (the one i use the most). I tested it, all worked well. An hour or so later, a call came in. When I picked up another phone (I have 4 through out the apt), I could not pick up the call; yet the other phone was still ringing! 2) Does my computer have to be on at all times for this Dlink to work? --danae (banging my head against the wall on this one)
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For some reason the link sends me to an EEEpc computer as well, here is the link I used to get to it