I have a 3 car garage w/ 2 garage doors. Can I use one remote for both openers i.e. different buttons on the same remote operate the diff. openers?
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Yes, you can assign buttons for each door on each remote you receive. I got 4 remotes and 2 keypads with purchase of two openers. First I erased all memory factory settings on each opener, then linked all 4 remotes (button 1) on opener 1, then repeated same for door 2 for button 2 on each remote. Each keypad operates one door only, so you have to have 2 keypads outside.
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Yes you can program each remote for a different door or program multiple remotes for the same door
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Not sure about this but I think it would work for more than one. Since this gizmo gets programmed to be just another garage door remote as far as the opener is concerned, logically I do not see why you could not program a second opener to also recognize the repeater as well. The only caveat would be these this repeater has very short range, so it might have problems reaching both openers at the same time.
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Is it the same garage door, if not it might be a different model & code#, that might not work? I purchased a single button LiftMaster, that works on ony one of my three garage doors. All three doors are Sears, two are the same (model /code) & one is different (model/code), al-though the three look the same. Two codes are the same and one is different! Two 3 button remotes work two dooors, but won't work on the third door. Other than that, you might want to call LiftMaster. Good luck, Mario...
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Interesting question: Theoretically it may be possible. Most single garage doors use this 'command box' to openand close a single garage door. One door being wired in 'series' it may be possible to wire the 'command box' attached to two garage doors (same kind of opener motor on both) by wiring one command box in 'parrallel' electricmode by 'splitting electric connects'. I would google people with two garage doors to discern if you haven't donethis already. If NOT possible for some reason....connect to one door and put 'wall button' for 2nd garage doorright inside the first door perhaps? Interesting question: Theoretically it may be possible. Most single garage doors use this 'command box' to openand close a single garage door. One door being wired in 'series' it may be possible to wire the 'command box' attached to two garage doors (same kind of opener motor on both) by wiring one command box in 'parrallel' electricmode by 'splitting electric connects'. I would google people with two garage doors to discern if you haven't donethis already. If NOT possible for some reason....connect to one door and put 'wall button' for 2nd garage doorright... » Read More Interesting question: Theoretically it may be possible. Most single garage doors use this 'command box' to openand close a single garage door. One door being wired in 'series' it may be possible to wire the 'command box' attached to two garage doors (same kind of opener motor on both) by wiring one command box in 'parrallel' electricmode by 'splitting electric connects'. I would google people with two garage doors to discern if you haven't donethis already. If NOT possible for some reason....connect to one door and put 'wall button' for 2nd garage doorright inside the first door perhaps? « Show Less
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Depending on the model of your opener it may only accept one code switch setting so all the remotes need to be set to the same code. Id the code switches are different only the last one learned will work.
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I don't know. It depends on the color of your button on your garage door opener. Each color uses a different remote. When I bought mine there was a description saying which color button the remote would work with. I would recommend looking at the button on your garage door opener then read the description with the color of button.
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I don't believe these are designed to operate two different doors. We've seen houses that have two key pads for each garage door.
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I have two remotes and two openers, each remote opens both doors. I would imagine that you could program as many remotes that you would need.
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Remote can be used for openers having Code Switches (9 or 12 switches). Option "C" is the instruction for setting to use with opener that has switches.
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Each manufacturer has specific remotes for their product. So you can not use a Chamberlain remote to operate Craftsman garage door opener. Even the same manufacturer can use different remote for their garage door openers. The best thing is to call the manufacturer of your product and check with them about specific remote which you can use.
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I am not sure. I have only one opener for my 2 car garage. You may want to call or email Chamberlain directly regarding this question.
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The remote is capable of 2 cats but this kit comes with enough for 1 car so if u had one on another car I'm guessing u could program the remote to control both. Or if you get 2 sets you can have all remotes control both cars so u don't have to carry 2 fobs. Not sure if it works with other keyless entry systems besides crimes stopper though. Sorry that's all info I have
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They do not operate independently. If you need t two relays, you need two separate set of remotes. Both remotes are coded to that one relay only.
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When you press the button on the Garage Door Opener, make sure it is a quick jab. DO NOT HOLD AT ALL. If you do, you'll clear the old code. Not a problem if this is your only remote, but if you are trying to get multiple vehicles working, this can be maddening.
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You should be ok, there are dip switches that let you set each one to different frequency, i have 2 and they don't interfere. Actually because of the remote's 2 sets of controls, i can control both switches from one remote. But you don't have to set it up that way.
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Yes I was able to use this on my old garage door opener and it works perfectly In fact it can be used for three different doors, I programmed two doors. Just follow the directions really easy