Is this product compatible with a HomeLink system that is installed in many vehicles?
1269592
Homelink does not use Zwave RF. So you cannot control this switch direclty using homelink.
1269593
It can be done but not without a HomeLink gateway/repeater to the Z-Wave network. Wayne Dalton used to make one (and there may be others) but I haven't researched that in a while so don't know if they are still available. Properly installed and configured you can control this light switch using your car's HomeLink remote buttons.
680623
It will work with newer cars equipped with the Homelink system. For older models, there are special instructions. I was not able to program my 2000 Buick LeSabre but the remote provided with the opener works well.
1265033
Yes, the 355LM is 100% compatible with homelink! I have been using it successfully for some time now with the homelink trigger built into my Subaru STi and Tesla Model S to open the garage door with no problem. Have fun, Bob
1882387
im sure you can but u will have to have it uninstalled and reinstalled to do soo because it hooks up to your radio system and battery in your car also i had to get bestbuy to install it. its not something you can do yourself at home
549156
Hello, This item is compatible with your vehicle though you will need the remote start bypass module (DBALL) flashed for you vehicle to be able to use the remote start functions this system offers. As far as installation instructions on a per vehicle basis, there is really nothing out there. There is however installation instructions and vehicle specific wiring diagrams that you can get to assist in the install of this. Since this is a newer vehicle and there is some data wires that will need to be tapped into we would recommend professional installation if you don't have experience in remote start systems. Hello, This item is compatible with your vehicle though you will need the remote start bypass module (DBALL) flashed for you vehicle to be able to use the remote start functions this system offers. As far as installation instructions on a per vehicle basis, there is really nothing out there. There is however installation instructions and vehicle specific wiring diagrams that you can get to assist in the install of this. Since this is a newer vehicle and there is some data wires that will need to be tapped into we would recommend professional installation if you don't have experience... » Read More Hello, This item is compatible with your vehicle though you will need the remote start bypass module (DBALL) flashed for you vehicle to be able to use the remote start functions this system offers. As far as installation instructions on a per vehicle basis, there is really nothing out there. There is however installation instructions and vehicle specific wiring diagrams that you can get to assist in the install of this. Since this is a newer vehicle and there is some data wires that will need to be tapped into we would recommend professional installation if you don't have experience in remote start systems. « Show Less
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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.
613642
Yes. I purchased this Multicode receiver from Amazon 3 weeks ago and it does work with the Homelink in both our cars. Keep in mind that you will also need to purchase a Multicode transmitter remote control. The receiver only receives the signal to activate the motor to open the garage door or gate. The transmitter is coded by you to send the signal to the receiver. The transmitter is what you will use with the Homelink mirror to learn the sending code. So even though I purchased the remote control it now sits in a drawer. I will only use it again if I purchase a new car to reteach the new code signal again. So you need to purchase both the Multicode receiver and transmitter remote control to have it work with the Homelink system.
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Yes. I purchased this for my wife, since her work car doesn't have the homelink. It was very easy to set up and works great. And she doesn't misplace it, unless she misplaces her keys. HMMMM!
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That is more a fault of Homelink in general vs this unit. My experience had been that Homelink car transmitters have a lag and they seem to need a very slow and deliberate press to activate, while you can just 'hit' the button on a conventional remote, you have to press and hold the Homelink to make it work. I used the Homelink built into my Nissan with an older Sears opener that was compatible and it worked exactly the same in terms of lag.
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It really depends on the year of the vehicle. The newer makes have a better chance of working with the newer "Home Link" systems, but I had a 2011 Nissan Quest and it still didn't work. Your best bet is to contact Chamberlain (1-800-528-5880) and give them the year, make, & model and they will tell you if it works. If not, they offer a "repeater" that will work with vehicles that have older "Home Link" systems. They should offer the repeater for free and charge something like $7 for shipping. I did it, and it was well worth the $7. It wasn't too difficult to set up. One issue, if you are buying the garage door opener with the battery back-up, unfortunately the repeater needs a plug to work, so when the power goes out, your in-car opener won't work (though the openers that came with the unit still will). In the end, needing the repeater to still use my in-car opener was not a big deal for me. The unit works great. It is SOOO much quieter than my old chain drive unit, and has some nice features to boot. Hope that helps :-)
143933
I don't see a reason why it wouldn't be compatible with any car at all. It is a very complex system, but it is possible to wire it yourself. However, it is not easy, and so I would recommend a professional installation.
1675645
Should work with any 4 wire system, but if you want to use any redlink accessories, you will need a 5th wire for the common connection. You should be able to find the professional installation instructions on the HW web site. It contains fairly extensive wiring diagrams for just about any possible installation. Just be sure you buy the right model for your installation.
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Natively no. If you get the Network Module + a home automation system then yes.
394161
Im not sure what a home link connection is? But it doesn't connect to any WiFi or Bluetooth connections. It is hard wired directly to the reverse and backup lights
1097629
Not sure, but very much doubt it if Learcar2U is not a Liftmaster model. But Homelink may have product compatiible with your .
965894
I'm sorry, haven't tried it. It has a picture of garage, vacation home, business for synchronization to one FOB, but I think the garage picture is for synchronization to the fob. I did just purchase another set for my mom's house and would like very much not to have to carry two fobs to see if this will really work to open both houses in different locations. It doesn't work right now. Here is the morning industry number that is not only printed on the package but also within the unit itself for questions or installation 18003550157
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Should be compatible with all of them. It does not have it's own remote head unit, so you'd have to make sure what you purchase had the head unit. Then wire the head unit to the fan, and off you go.