Once connected to the main panel does the code of the 2nd keypad need to be reprogrammed? Is the default 1234 the one to be used or my code?
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Yes the default password is 1234. You can reprogram it with the same password as the main panel. To do that the directions are: 1. Press [ESC] button for three seconds. 2. Enter current password [Default 1234] and press [ENT]. 3. Enter new Password [Four Numbers] and press [ENT]. 4. Re-enter new Password Again and press [ENT]. You will hear 2 beeps to indicate that the password was successfully changed. Hope this Helps.
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Yes the 2nd panel is set with the default 1234 pass code. Once you have synced with the main panel you can change the pass code on the 2nd panel to match what you set for the main panel.
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Yes the default password is 1234. You can reprogram it with the same password as the main panel. To do that the directions are:1. Press [ESC] button for three seconds.2. Enter current password [Default 1234] and press [ENT].3. Enter new Password [Four Numbers] and press [ENT].4. Re-enter new Password Again and press [ENT].You will hear 2 beeps to indicate that the password was successfully changed.Hope this Helps.
714151
I believe if you are not using a controller like MiCasaVerde (MCV) then you can only have 2 codes. I have mine setup with MiCasaVerde and have about 8 codes setup but they were configured through the MCV and not programmed at the door.
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The directions for installing a new keypad left a bit to be desired. Copying the code was step one with the pin device and the remote; step 2 was setting the keypad code. Step 2 was the confusing part for me, but it finally worked.
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No. Your codes, zones and all other settings are in the alarm panel - located some place else in your room/building. If you change out the keypad and wire it just like it was before, it will work just fine.
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You need the original key to reprogram it. You need a key for the lock before you can change it to another key. Odds of someone having the same "KEY" is highly unlikely.
742151
If you find out, please let me know. I have tried without success. I'm am probably going to have to replace my garage door motor in order to utilize a keypad..
1485079
Yes. This is the same keypad/control panel setup I have in my home. I did all programming, including zone programming, using the 6162RF keypad. I recommend the Alarm Grid videos on YouTube if you get stuck with anything. https://www.youtube.com/user/AlarmGrid
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You can install a 4219. It connects to the panel in the keypad 4 wire bus & adds 8 additional wired zones to the panel. Add a second one fora total of 24 wired zones .
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you can definitely added it yourself. Remove one of the keypads you want to replace and remove the wires and add new keypad. I think you will have to program the new keypad into the system. I don't remember since it has been a long time. You must have a programming keypad (that's why you must have more than 1 keypad before you replace it)
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No - the keypad is programmed by pressing a "learn" button on the opener....
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You have to use the "Learn" button on the 365LM. Follow the instructions that came with the 365LM or the instructions that came with the original opener. The procedure is basically the same for adding a wireless keypad.
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I thought when I read the instructions on mine, it said 4 or 5 digit codes accepted. Yes, order matters. Note that the "keypad" has 1/2 on one key, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/0, so really FIVE options, not 10. So, 1-3-5-7-9 is the SAME as 2-4-6-8-0. And 1-1-1-1 would be the same as 1-2-1-2, or 1-1-1-2 or 1-1-2-2, etc.
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I have several of these keypads. I'm able to control dimmers, switches, and switched outlets, from both GE and Leviton (haven't needed to try other brands). The keypads do on/off, with level of dimming controlled from dimmer switch. Both keypad and dimmer need to be registered to same primary controller; I'm using Aeon USB connected via Indigo on Mac. Registering keypad to controller turns out to be easy, once you figure it out, the tricky part keeping it "awake" for long enough to register, explained in a different section of the documentation. I like these keypads because they are easy to install, don't require hard wiring, and can trialed in different locations before you select the most convenient. Just bought 2 more.
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I only have one but I have two of another in my master suite and don't have a problem, I would think they are keyed to different codes. if not you should be able to change one of the controllers to a different code.
1977990
No problem pairing it up, but keypad is not eorking anymore. Does anyone know about return policy?
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I did not install the keyless entry pad. But if I remember correctly, resetting the code is explained in the Chamberlain instruction manual that was shipped with the door opener.
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I use the key-fob to arm and disarm, so I don't have to enter a code onto the keypad. That is as close to automatic as you can get.