Does this remote have 4 dip switches; my Roth remote died i just need the remote?
1109458
This model does not have the DIP switches, so you will need to change the module in the fan if you buy this. The upside is that this "smart" control works better than the old DIP style ones in my experience.
1109459
i did not have to change the dip switch...it a auto set i replaced trans and receiver for the fan did it in about 20 min. and it still working, great unit.
1109460
i did not have to change the dip switch...it a auto set i replaced trans and receiver for the fandid it in about 20 min. and it still working, great unit.
1221339
If you got the same replacement remote it would work. You just have to make sure to set the dip switches so they match the receiver. It's not a very complex remote; I'd bet some of the very expensive all in one Logitech remotes can even match the frequency. Good luck.
23659
Do you have an opener that is old enough to have dip switches? My opener doesnit have them is why it won't work on mine. The ad on Amazon is not very clear. This is not a "universal" opener.
138215
You have to open the remote control. Remove the cover with a coin. The "Dip" switches my correspond with what you are trying to open, ie gate, garage, etc. Open the cover of the gate or garage and see the position of its switches. Usually its a 4 digit code, ie 3579. In this instance the DIP switches for the numbers 3579 should be ON and the other DIP switches off. Use a paper clip point to flip the switches
1096288
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)
2066382
yes it did have DIP switches, BUT...what i received was not a hampton bay remote control...it was a generic fan remote the exact shape and size, but in place of the reverse buttonit had a label that said DOWN LIGHT...all that did was turn light on and off...so NO REVERSE on the remote hope i answered you question Karl LeCompte
1551579
Open the back of your existing remote and you will see a series of small switches(called dip switches). Observe how they are set, then open your new control and set those swichhes to match....very easy. Google setting dip switches to see what they look like.
558366
I just opened it. It does not have pins (dip switches). It will work with the operators listed...full specs on lift master web site I think.
1316014
If your remote already works with another, existing Multicode or Multicode compatible receiver, then yes. You just have to change the dip switch configuration in either or both the receiver and/or remote.
1587661
If your remote is an indentical model as the new transmitter and your receiver is the same as a new replacement, you just need a new transmitter to replace the dead remote. You would just have to set the dip switches to match your old remote.
1265322
Yes it has dip switches...I'm using NTSC so not sure how good it is for pal.
2133581
They don't make a remote for 9 dip switches they will only work with the 12 switch remotes .
839790
No, this one is for dip switches only. They have other remotes for the "learn" button ones
215579
One of the things in the directions that is not clear is programming an 8 switch dip switch with 3 positions + 0 -. This set up is for pre-1993 Chamberlains. You must re-set your operator so that all dip switches are using plus or minus and not 0. The clicker has only two positions on its 12 dip switches so it doesn't recognize a 0.
1511807
You should check the compatibility between the system on your door and remote control. They should use the same frequency. Then configure the 10 switches with the same combination on / off between the door and its remote control. If the system installed on the door and remote control operate at the same frequency and has the dip switches with the same combination and still does not work, then try to configure your remote combinations backwards, ie, place the switches you have in on to off and viceversa. These switches represent a digital 0 or 1 and maybe the remote control and your door system use a different convention between what means an open or close switch in terms of digital 0 or 1. Good luck
202304
thanx for reminding me that I have to try this one, Liftmaster 61LM(8/9 Dip Switch) Garage Door Remote Transmitter, I did the research and I accidentally ordered the wrong one. Have you tried this one.
1524756
Can't offer any help here. This remote was not compatible with my '10-dip switch' garage door opener. Ended up buying the: "Clicker Model KLIK1U", it works, easy to program, and reaches from greater distances.