How do you switch these buttons to learn mode? I'm used to the Chamberlin universal remote that has a separate button to enter into learn mode.
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Didn't work for me at all and I followed the instructions. Garage door repair guy couldn't make it work either. Just trashed mine.
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I couldn't get this to work. I sent it back and bought the Genie multi channel one that works with the old Genie operators and the new.
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I haven't been able to, yet anyway. I'm still using two remotes. Cable remote for the TV and the Coby remote to control the volume. The volume button on the TV remote doesn't seem to do much. That being said, I'm sure there's a way to program them but I haven't taken the time to figure it out.
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Yes. You do it with the LEARN button. If you get jammed up, call the 800 number on the instructions. They are awesome, and will help you sync the volume with your remote. The directions are not very clear, but syncing the remote to turn on and off is pretty easy.
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I do not know for sure but I know that you pair a remote without unpairing it from the other switches. Just try to pair the same button to all the switches you want to control.
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I'm unfamiliar with the "learning" function. With this remote, you have to open it up and set the eight switches to match the eight switches in your other opener(s). To open it up, remove the small screw in the back of the Ladybug remote and pry it open. You'll see a row of white switches numbered one to eight. Open up one of your working remotes and note how its eight switches are set. Each of the eight switches can either be set either up (on) or down (off). Match the eight positions of the new remote with the old one and you're good to go. If your current remote doesn't have the eight switches then I guess you have to return this Ladybug remote. Good luck. I'm unfamiliar with the "learning" function. With this remote, you have to open it up and set the eight switches to match the eight switches in your other opener(s). To open it up, remove the small screw in the back of the Ladybug remote and pry it open. You'll see a row of white switches numbered one to eight. Open up one of your working remotes and note how its eight switches are set. Each of the eight switches can either be set either up (on) or down (off). Match the eight positions of the new remote with the old one and you're good to go. If your current remote doesn't have... » Read More I'm unfamiliar with the "learning" function. With this remote, you have to open it up and set the eight switches to match the eight switches in your other opener(s). To open it up, remove the small screw in the back of the Ladybug remote and pry it open. You'll see a row of white switches numbered one to eight. Open up one of your working remotes and note how its eight switches are set. Each of the eight switches can either be set either up (on) or down (off). Match the eight positions of the new remote with the old one and you're good to go. If your current remote doesn't have the eight switches then I guess you have to return this Ladybug remote. Good luck. « Show Less
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I am having the same problem. The remote died about two weeks after we set the system up. I thought I was incompetent with the learning mode because I could not get it to work. I guess we are lucky that the buttons work.
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Here is the website.http://support.garagedoorzone.com/973rgd-remote-instructions.htmlEssentially, there is a "learning" procedure, where you press the remote button you want to use, WHILE you press the "Learning" button on the garage door opener. Then there is a light signal that tells you that the opener has "learned" the code.
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Good Morning. Unfortunately I use the manual mode only. I saw an adaptation in this video. Hope that helps. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYwk90ay95A
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Is there a specific function you need help with? I found using the keyboard to be the hardest thing to figure out. Basically, it works like an old fashioned cell-phone in that hit a button repeatedly to scroll through the letters. Our remote is very slow to respond so this can be a frustrating process.
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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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Read the instruction booklet it explains changing the level. Buttons have multi uses. One of my complaints. You have to find the book each time you want to make a change because i can't remember the sequence.
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Hi Peggy, This remote has a learning mode so that it can be programmed to replace remotes that don't have a specific manufacturer code available. This may sound a little confusing, but you can make any button on the remote do any function you choose. You'll have to decide which button you want to use for "Source" and which button you want to use for "Movies On Demand". I've used the learning function on three different remotes with no trouble. You need to have the old remote working to do this. The steps to "teach" the universal remote are very specific so have the user manual handy while you do it and take your time. Basically, you: - place the old and universal remotes so that they are pointing at each other, - put the universal remote into "learn" mode, - press the button on the universal remote where you want to store the command from the old remote and then - press the appropriate button on the old remote. The universal remote can decode the signal for that command from the old remote and store it in the button you selected. Make sure to finish the process by following the step to take the universal remote out of learn mode. Good luck!
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If the software can't find those remotes you can always use it's "learn" feature to teach it. The program asks you to name the button the hold the original remote up to the end of this remote then push the button the Harmony is to learn. I've done this with my window fan and window AC unit along with a string of Christmas bells.
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The simple answer is no.This remote "talks" to your current remote (via IR) and learns it's "language" (the signal needed to turn the receiving device up, down, on and off). It can only learn one language at a time. BUT... Every button can learn it's own language so, if you really wanted to, you could make the up button on the remote turn on the receiver and the down button power on the TV. I have a Vizo and I've only been able to program 6 buttons (the DVD controls never worked for me, but I think thats because I have an xbox instead of an actual DVD player). Hope that helps!!! The simple answer is no.This remote "talks" to your current remote (via IR) and learns it's "language" (the signal needed to turn the receiving device up, down, on and off). It can only learn one language at a time. BUT... Every button can learn it's own language so, if you really wanted to, you could make the up button on the remote turn on the receiver and the down button power on the TV. I have a Vizo and I've only been able to program 6 buttons (the DVD controls never worked for me, but I think thats because I have an xbox instead of an actual... » Read More The simple answer is no.This remote "talks" to your current remote (via IR) and learns it's "language" (the signal needed to turn the receiving device up, down, on and off). It can only learn one language at a time. BUT... Every button can learn it's own language so, if you really wanted to, you could make the up button on the remote turn on the receiver and the down button power on the TV. I have a Vizo and I've only been able to program 6 buttons (the DVD controls never worked for me, but I think thats because I have an xbox instead of an actual DVD player). Hope that helps!!! « Show Less
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Push the button on the back of the Chamberlin unit, then press thr remote within 30 seconds. If the oper works, then it's compatable. I had an older model Chamberlin and the old remotes would not work on this unit!
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Trouble Shooting - If you have this remote and none of the buttons work except for the volume buttons I have the solution. You have to press the button on very most bottom right, it says TV. The buttons on the second row from the top are for Source Input select, they are not for selecting controller types. 99% of remotes in the world use the top buttons for universal remote type select but this remote puts those buttons on the bottom. I bought this controller because we spilled water on the old remote but maybe the reason it didn't work was because we didn't know about the TV button on the bottom right corner. Trouble Shooting - If you have this remote and none of the buttons work except for the volume buttons I have the solution. You have to press the button on very most bottom right, it says TV. The buttons on the second row from the top are for Source Input select, they are not for selecting controller types. 99% of remotes in the world use the top buttons for universal remote type select but this remote puts those buttons on the bottom. I bought this controller because we spilled water on the old remote but maybe the reason it didn't work was because we didn't know about the TV... » Read More Trouble Shooting - If you have this remote and none of the buttons work except for the volume buttons I have the solution. You have to press the button on very most bottom right, it says TV. The buttons on the second row from the top are for Source Input select, they are not for selecting controller types. 99% of remotes in the world use the top buttons for universal remote type select but this remote puts those buttons on the bottom. I bought this controller because we spilled water on the old remote but maybe the reason it didn't work was because we didn't know about the TV button on the bottom right corner. « Show Less
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Haven't tried to use it, but the remote has 2 "repeat" buttons, one yellow & one green, at the 2nd lowest row on the remote. Would have to look it up in the manual, but assume one is an instant repeat. If I recall I've used the skip function to jump ahead, but I've just been using it for instructional DVD's for guitar & it jumps ahead to the next section of the lesson/song when I hit the appropriate ff button.