Is the code a programmable 4-digit switch?
1307742
I am afraid I am not sure. Once we got it, we installed the batteries and we were good to go! No programming necessary!
1307743
Hello,It really is not a code you just need to match the same pattern as your old remote (up or down) or if the fan has not been installed match the dip switch pattern on the fans control unit inside the fan housing and you should be good to go.
1307744
Yes, exactly. Remove from package, match 4 toggles of the new one to those of the bad one, insert batteries, and you're all set. I love my new handheld, it's perfect. Hope this helps.
1307745
Yes, this remote for the ceiling fan is a programmable 4-digit switch. After removing the batteries inside of the remote, look deep inside of this remote above where the batteries go in order to find the switch, then you can program it. Hope this is helpful.
781016
Yes. You can change the code once the box is unlocked by sliding the pins over on the back of the key pad. http://www.davstarsecurity.com/keysafe-code-setting-instructions.htm
174315
As is, no. But it is easy to pull the pin attaching the opener to the gate unless you have installed the locking pin.The Keypad transmitter (not included in the basic system) can be programmed for several different 4 digit code numbers.
2279947
It does have eight "on/off switches" that you set to your code. Not sure if that's what you mean by "pins". It's a great little remote. Works just as well as the big, visor-mounted unit but easily fits on my key ring and in my pocket.
1740081
No. It's coded to one physical key. You can setup multiple codes, but there is only one master code that lets you setup user codes and functions
1582029
Yes, it's very easy to program. Basically all you need to know is what kind you need. Meaning the 10 key or 8 key. Once you figure that part out you can program it yourself by taking the back off and putting in your code.
1551577
My old clicker remote was already programmed with a nine digit code. My code was inside the box when I purchased the entire remote system.
1901239
Yes, easily. When you open the keybox you slide a lever over and then change the combination to anything you want, then slide the lever back and you are done. So you can use the keybox at different properties and never have the same code.
1030445
As the other responses states, yes you can.You are able to program up to 4 different sets of numbers that is up to 32 digits long.Include any long distant prefix, pauses if needed, area code, any prefix numbers, and the number itself.The `911' is already set by the factory, and can't be changed.But if set the unit to `Friends Only' you will be able to bypass the `911' mode.Hope this helpsAlso you can download the `Instruction Manual' if you do a search.
1930303
Sorry I don't know the answer to that. The remote has a code scan function detailed in the instructions and you can give it a shot. Best of luck.
978471
NO. Only after 4 have been pressed. It give you a RED light Then you have to wait a second then enter correct code. I have 5 of these and love them.
1140240
You can set each switch to have its own unique code via the dip switches on them. That way they do not interfere with each other.
269138
4 digit code and same code to open. But I believe you can use a longer code if desired.
1168119
I have no idea. I installed this at a customer's location and programmed it using whatever Windows iteration they had. Sorry.
2188319
No, this remote requires that you input a specific 10 binary code for operation. It does not have search or automation capabilities.
446986
A Microcontroller such as a Arduido can provide that with the proper code.It would however need to be programmed.
1647567
The code is in the case on a piece of paper. I will double check when I get home. Make sure you enter it right (third time was the charm for me)