how do you program a linear keypad MDTK
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I bought it wrong and it didn't operate the remote receiver. Sorry, can't help.
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I use the MDTK along with the MDR-U receiver because my door opener is not compatible. The MDR-U is wired to my opener like it was an extra pushbutton. To program, press the learn button on a Megacode receiver, then press your desired number combination into the MDTK, then press Start/Stop. The receiver should accept the code.
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http://www.linearcorp.com/pdf/manuals/MDTK.pdf Has the programming instructions.Basically the opener "learn" button is activated, the keypad code you want is entered, the opener light blinks indicating code acceptance.Take all of 2 minutes
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It never worked. It was the exact replacement for my old one but I never could get it to program.
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There is a keypad library available at Arduino Playground. Also see Brad's *Duino Blog Using 4x4 keypad for more info. Hope that helps.
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The quick answer is to use the "set" key hold it down until it responds then use the "mode" for up and use "mem" for down. When you get the right number hit "set" and move on to the next bit of info. Don't over think it. It's a very simple machine. Hope this helps. There should have been printed directions with it in the box.
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On the remote there is a button with a circle and an arrow below the directional pad on the right. This will do the trick.
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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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Hey Alonzo- Everything is included as well at our LIVE tech support to walk you through the programing. If you need a keypad, we have those available as well. We look forward to helping you out. Thanks... Matty
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1. Press "Home" key once2.Input numbers "8520"3. Press "1" for zone "A"4. Press "2" for zone "B"5. Press "3" for zone "C"6. Again press "Home" key to finish setting the Zone
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Look for the "808 #26 setout tool" online. They forgot to include it with the keychain. There's a review website that should have it and also details the operation. Can't remember it offhand, though.
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This acts as a normal HID keyboard where the keys can be programmed individually. So just plug into a USB socket and define the keys using the supplied program.
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Yes. Any program or application which runs in Windows will be able to take input from the keypad.
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There is no numeric keypad, you have to keep pressing the time button, it goes in increments of 15 seconds, sometimes 30. You have to be patient! ;) Hope this helps.
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Hold down the Fn key (lower left of the keypad) and at the same time press the "L" key. You shoud see the " ' "
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Not that I am aware of. It shows up in Device Manager as an HID keyboard device and uses a Microsoft driver. I took a quick look and cannot see where you'd be able to remap the keyboard to the USB input device. However, turn off the num-lock (upper left key) and the pad acts as your arrow keys would. I've used it in Excel a few times and found it faster to switch modes and operate from the pad than from both the keyboard and pad.
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My keyboard is red, and the mouse just changes colors by itself, I dont think there is a way to program it
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After finding the .ini file you mentioned and playing with it for about an hour, I had no success in finding a way to map regular keyboard keys to any of the side buttons. I asked Sharkk support if there was a way and they said no. I'm hoping that maybe in a driver update later that they might since their other mice (I also have their wired gaming mouse) all have the capability. Since I really wanted that functionality on my own mouse, I found a workaround that makes me happy: A Windows program called X-Mouse Button Control by highrez . co . uk. It allows you to program simulated key presses on Mouse Buttons 4 and 5. I have Simulated Key set to {F12} Option 3 During (press on down, release on up). Works like a charm.
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To program the first code: 1. Open the back cover 2. Locate and then press and release the small round black memory button. The key pad will beep twice. 3. Select a passcode using 3 to 8 numbers and enter it on the keypad. 4. After entering the numbers, press "#" or "*" . The key pad will again beep twice. This will complete the programming of your personal pass code. And now the factory pre-set code has been disabled which WAS 159. To program and revise the second person pass code: 1. Open the back cover. 2. Locate and then press and release the "0" key twice. Locate and then press and release the small round black memory button. The key pad will beep twice. 3. Select a passcode using 3 to 8 numbers and enter it on the keypad. 4. After entering the numbers, press "#" or "*" . The key pad will again beep twice.
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Hold down the Fn key (lower left of the keypad) and at the same time press the"L" key. You shoud see the " ' "