Is the door sensor included with the myq package. Also will my current remotes continue to work as well.
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Depends on what types of remotes and system you have? Liftmaster or Chamberlain has a compatibility list on their web site but it may not list all devices so give them a call to ensure your remotes will be compatible.
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No door sensors. The package includes the control panel that goes in your garage on the wall to replace your current control panel. And, the internet gateway. Your old remotes will work. Simple to install.
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I am not sure what you mean by the door sensor. I believe the actually sensing of whether the door is open or closed is in the lift unity itself. That is why the lift unit needs to be more recent model. The LiftMaster MyQ specifies what kinds of lifts will work with the controller and the internet interface. We have HomeLink units in our two cares and have had not interface problem with the MyQ. One note, I was told that when linking to the internet you need to be using something other than MS Explorer. You can use Chrome or Safari.
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The door sensor is built into the garage door opener. It uses the limit adjustments to see if the door is open or closed.
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Door sensors are not included. They are part of the normal garage door opening unit. You can program your old remotes to work as well. It is very simple.
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It's been aawhile since I configured and installed my system but I'm pretty sure there were hidden door sensors. Mounted in the jam I believe.
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No nothing comes with the sensor. They were susposed to remove them from selling as they have issues. I returned mine as they didn't work at all.
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It come with 3 Thin door sensor and yes you can install it urself but you need to pay somebody to Monitor it for u like a security company and make sure they work cuz my wireless didn't work I have to pay another $100 to replace it
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Yes it comes with two remotes and wires into stock system so they will lock/unlock the doors. No stock remote needed. In fact the range is better than stock remotes.
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A question that specific is really one for the manufacturer. The sensors are compatible with the GE system in my home that was installed by ADT two years ago. I believe it is called "Simon XT." You can easily install these yourself if you have the installer code and the book that came with the system which explains the recognition procedure. I got the installer code from snooping around on the internet for a couple of hours and would be fairly certain that the book information was there as well. ADT wanted $400 to add just one door sensor.
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No, sensor is included. I would recommend changing the dash switch first. You may not need the encoder motor.
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Can you explain your process a little more detailed? I'm not sure I follow you on the means of a door sensor.
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Best bet would be to Google the door and remote numbers and see what numbers come up. I've replaced at least two remotes through Amazon, one keypad and all of them when I held the learn button on the opener within 5 sec they were programmed.
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This comes with the 3 button keychain remote. This switch should be myq compatible (haven't had a chance to try it out yet - just note that this can't be used in a multiway switch, 3 or 4-way)
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Yes, very easy installation same as your door/window sensors. Follow instructions with your system manual if unsure. Then call your security monitoring company to confirm addition.
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You'll have to state the question more clearly. I would recommend you remove the wires from the garage door opener and remove the battery from the Magic Closer. Wait a few minutes and re-install again according to instructions. Insure your sensor is located at the top left of the garage door.
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I do recall reading about a remote sensor option. Their customer service was spot on with info when I called.
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Yes, one gateway and two controllers. You can order the controller separately as Chamberlain or as Liftmaster 888LM. However DO NOT place them within two feet of each other on the wall (28" vertical / 12" horizontal). This is apparently a know defect in the design as I found out too late. There is a tech bulletin for installers warning them the 900MHz MqY signal interferes with the IR motion sensor. The only fix is to turn off the motion sensors. The other option (28" separation) is just stupid.
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My existing remotes and keypad worked, I don't believe I had to reprogram them but I am not 100% sure
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The Max is also compatible with the MyQ internet gateway should you have that accessory which allows you to use a smart phone to control your garage door. One word of caution, if you still are using an old 1 button remote with the newer technology 3 button version, you could have a problem. I got a 3 button remote and continued using an old 1 button one. I began having phantom operation of the door (opening and closing on its own). After 2 months of trouble shooting, found out the remotes use 2 different technologies and having both programmed in the unit has the potential of causing a phantom operation due to conflict from having both types. I ended up returning the 3 button and getting a single button.
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You do not need two "MyQ packages" You need 2 control panels, and one gateway. Buy one package and one additional control panel, saves a bit of money. As far as "upgrades" go, couldn't be better. Didn't even have to reprogram the homelink in the cars, (that can always be a hassle) Everything just worked, awesome ! (I'm using them on two LM3800 Jackshaft openers from 2010) As of a few days ago, you can control your doors with the Wink Hub too :)