Will this work with openers that have 12 DIP switches?
1267560
No this remote is not compatible with the code switch systems use the Genie model GM3T part number 37344R
1267561
I don't think it will... that is an older form of coding... I know my father's opener is set-up like that (I installed it...It is Sears Craftsman, which is still working like new). This remote uses what is called "rolling code encryption" which is a more secure system... similar to that used on most keyless entry remotes used on vehicles. However, it should be possible to find a replacement remote for you through a third party seller. I can research it if you'd like... just need the make and model number... Best wishes! ALEX
1408095
No dip switches in this unit. You need to set the Radio code to match our opener device and code to talk to your radio device. We have this unit on our gated sub-division to let non homers in. The home owner have homelink or push button openers to open the gate. The hand-hold and homelink do NOT talk to this multi-code box.
1044211
I was surprised it worked so well with my 20 year old Genie Garage Opener, have not had any problems. Like the others suggested, it will only work with the 12 dip switch model. Double check the dip switch settings and make sure they are completely seated in an on or off position. I did not have to reset or power off my unit. Once the Firefly was configured, it worked just like the OEM garage opener remote. Good luck.
997684
It will work for your 7 dipswitch Sears, it worked for mine... But I would not suggest it, mine only lasted about 3 months and I went through 3 batteries, I ended up getting the lift master visor clip opener
1578970
Yes, it can do two identical or two different openers as long as they are the ones listed as compatible with the opener.
1036137
You bought the wrong remote, this is one that has 8 dip switches inside that need to be set manually
1713292
I am not sure, but if yours has nine, three position dip switches, it should work.
199646
OK on mine, which is an older DIP switch type; not sure what model it is, but it's probably at least 25 years old. Other reviewers have complained about it not working Craftsman openers, which unfortunately means it's a crap shoot, but I'd guess odds are on your side. If you have a DIP switch type, pay attention to the instructions about having no middle position settings, I had to change mine to just + and 0 settings to make it work.
92313
Doubtful as this is a 4 wire switch. However, if two of your six wires are not used or if they are joined together for whatever reason, it might work.
798842
It should work as long as your garage opener has dip switches in the back of the unit. There should be 9 positions or little switches and you just match those switches to the switches located on the back of your garage opener motor.
1870781
The manua says that this product works with Genie systems that had 2 or 3 setting dip switches or a smart/learn button. My unit had a smart/learn button and worked great.
1398701
I don't believe so, there are no dip switches inside and I don't recall anyway to program them for that. I believe it's just for the ones with a program button on the actual unit in the garage to pair remotes.
1547130
I'm not sure about the super digital, but it should work with any Stanley that currently uses a dip switch. I have an old Stanley opener, and it works like a charm.
209948
if it is a multicode garage door, it will. you just have to copy the dip switch configuration from your existing control and vuala! it will work!
805058
I can't defenitely say, but my parking gate mechanicals are aprox. 15 plus years old too. If your current opener has the aprox. 10 pins inside that you choose your own code by selecting "1's" and "0's", then that could be a good indication that the referenced model will work for you.
618945
Probably not. I didn't work for me. This remote does not have have the 4 dip switches inside by the battery. I found one with dip switches on the other world's largest bidding website and they work great!
1631670
I believe that as long as the remote has the same number of dip switches as the fan it will work