Does this remote have a Dip Switch settings?
1719276
Yes it does. However, the package that I bought had the transmitter and the receiver. Still working great!
343640
I did not have a problem with mine. My original was Yellow and Grey buttons. I replaced it with Green and Grey button remote (as shown). They both had (4) dip switches. I verified that the replacement dip switches matched the replaced remote (which coincidently was exact and did not need to be changed - but if it did, I would have used a eyeglass screwdriver to reset the switches) Everything works, including the light dimmer. I took a chance, as I did not want to buy the complete fan and remote set replacement. For me, it worked like new.
1485725
There are no dip switches for water temp or economy settings. For temp you just press a up or down arrow for temp control.
1125892
Not sure. I know this remote has 10 dip switches and works with 300Mhz Frequency.Also states*NOT A UNIVERSAL REMOTE
1265322
Yes it has dip switches...I'm using NTSC so not sure how good it is for pal.
1053113
Hi. It only works for machines that use a ten pin code. Look inside another person's remote to compare. If there are ten pins (they are called dip switches) then this remote should work when you set your dip switches to match.
1757284
Yes, that is exactly why I purchased it.. Follow the manufacturer settings for the dip switches. In addition make sure you have the printer drivers. It gets a little tricky. It does work!
1979273
My experience is that the DIP SWITCHES are upside down. Try reversing what you are doing.
2066382
yes it did have DIP switches, BUT...what i received was not a hampton bay remote control...it was a generic fan remote the exact shape and size, but in place of the reverse buttonit had a label that said DOWN LIGHT...all that did was turn light on and off...so NO REVERSE on the remote hope i answered you question Karl LeCompte
882216
Yes, I believe that there are dip switches on each controller and reviver. You just have to make sure you change them form the factory setting before you install them (you can always g back and change them later).
30218
There are dip switched in the remote make sure the set the same as the ones in the light I have never opened the light so I am not sure where they are located.
23664
Try setting the switches the opposite of how you think they should be. Switch the ones you think should be off to on and vice versa. I remember the dip switches were confusing because what looks like should be the on setting was actually the off setting.
1140240
You can set each switch to have its own unique code via the dip switches on them. That way they do not interfere with each other.
1747297
If you are using the radio that comes with it, it should have all three out of the box. If you are using another radio (DX8 for example) you will only get two modes. Which two depends on how the dip switches on the receiver are set. The settings are in the Apprentice manual. If you don't have a manual you get a PDF online.
1258700
Yes, your door uses dip-switches as the frequency security and so you will need to program this remote using the dip switches to match your current remote, or the opener itself.
2196882
Those are DIP switches. Just match the number settings in the unit with the number settings in the remote control. That way you can maintain separate control of different units...or share control of more than one unit through a single remote.
138215
You have to open the remote control. Remove the cover with a coin. The "Dip" switches my correspond with what you are trying to open, ie gate, garage, etc. Open the cover of the gate or garage and see the position of its switches. Usually its a 4 digit code, ie 3579. In this instance the DIP switches for the numbers 3579 should be ON and the other DIP switches off. Use a paper clip point to flip the switches