Can this opener (PD610D) be used on a single car garage door?
1274089
Yes it can, I just installed it on my door. It can be installed by you. Just read book first and follow the instructions.
1795199
This is a replacement for an older "PIN" type opener. I tried using an Intellicode for my door and it didn't work because of the age of my opener. My guess is no.
1367504
yes it is. I have homelink in both of my cars and they are both set up to use with the opener.
470740
Should not matter the type of control as long as one pair of wires trigger the opener motor. If you have two wires that control the unit, the Multicode will work.
1112794
you can use it on a two car garage door, it is powerful enough, says in directions, but if it is taller than 7ft you have to buy an extra kit
890777
Yes, we programed it to work with the opener built in to two of our cars. A 2001 Suburban and a 2004 Benz. Works great!
841305
Most garage door openers are set up the same, so I would say, Yes. But if you really want to find out, you need to match the interface signals.
2248120
definitely. you enter separate codes and it will open two doors. i have one mounted that will open both of my garage doors with separate codes.
2132791
Agree with Ms. Coward's answer! Generally speaking, I wouldn't use this for a garage door opener.
2239077
yes. Once programed, this device can be used to open and close the garage doors.
1411123
Yes. Make sure your garage operation system is compatible to this remote door controller.
1898941
This unit will only work on openers that have a remote that is connected by a dual strand of wire. Essentially what it does is short together the two wires like a switch closure. If you can take the wire that goes to your broken unit, touch together the wire ends and the door opens then this unit will work.
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If the LD050 has 8 dip switches and operates on a frequency of 310 MHz then you should be ok. My original opener is a Linear DTD and I love this "Ladybug" version. It's even smaller than the mini and fits on my key chain without adding a lot of bulk. I replaced my big "visor remote" and bought an extra one to take on walks and bike rides. Wish I would have known Amazon sold these, and for such a reasonable price, years ago
810240
Honestly I don't know......I have an old system w 3 doors......and 3 openers w one missing...they were single button......I called the tech support in my 1998 manual....chamberlain recommended it....man they were right on....they also emailed a repair manual to replace gears in opener....free....they're prices were a bit higher but she told me to go to Amazon and order for a better deal......you can't get better customer service than that! I hope this helps.Brian
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The receiver works with homelink systems on all three of our cars. I do not know anything about CAME garage door openers, but this receiver has it's own frequency, so as long as you can connect it to your opener I would think it should work.
1576938
The remote will need to be programed for the door opener you wish to use it on. I assume it is a Genie. I would think, although I have never tried it, that the remote would open multiple openers if programed separately on each.
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If the door opening unit is operated on a frequency that can be changed through setting dip switches that match the Multicode unit then yes, it's worth a try. The multicode shown is relatively inexpensive.