Will this copy the code from my existing 318 mhz remote?
615685
I can't see any reason why it wouldn't. I believe you just open it up and set the switches to match.
615686
No you need to program it using the positions of the dip switches on your opener or old remote
1307743
Hello,It really is not a code you just need to match the same pattern as your old remote (up or down) or if the fan has not been installed match the dip switch pattern on the fans control unit inside the fan housing and you should be good to go.
1857958
Yes. All your existing remotes and wireless keypad will work still. All you change out is the wired opener. This gives you the ability to program more if you want to the opener and makes it easier not having to reach the the actual unit on the ceiling.
1221339
If you got the same replacement remote it would work. You just have to make sure to set the dip switches so they match the receiver. It's not a very complex remote; I'd bet some of the very expensive all in one Logitech remotes can even match the frequency. Good luck.
1896800
This remote will replace model # 20.1 ir farly easy to reprogram another devices too, since they give you an extensive list of codes for different tvs and blueray dvd players
1454605
No it will not. You will need a hand held programer to do that. This unit is all presets.
624111
Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. Please provide the model # of the unit you are going to use the remote for so we can ensure it is correct.
401758
Hello Gabriella, I also have an older opener, as long as I could program the numbers inside to the remote it was ok. If you have the same set up you won't have a problem.
1301710
Yes. This remote can control many manufacturer/model combinations out of the box. Even if your particular device is not listed in the owner manual, this remote is capable of "Learning" commands from other remotes. So as long as you have the original remote, you'll definitely be able to program and use this remote as a replacement.
1524491
Should still work fine. In my case, the directions the directions actually tell you that you will have to reprogram your previous remotes after programming the new one (I missed that and was perplexed until I re-read the instructions). So if your starting from scratch I think actually better off.
531170
Hi, I don't think so. You might try to research on google or try thisSONY Replacement Remote Control for DAVDX250, 147922311, HCDDZ100, RMADU001, DAVDX150
877856
I have the model m4700. Remote worked fine with mine. It was easy to transfer the code from one remote to the other. I would say that if you have the exact same remote already, it would be fine.
357133
No you don't need the old remote. When you program the new remote, any remote that is not reprogrammed at the same time will cease to function. This means that once you program the new remote the old one will no longer be a security problem.
1897989
Yes. It worked on mine all I needed to do was set the old code into the new remote and it's easy if one takes the cover off were the battery is located you will see a set of numbers with little toggles one needs to set the new one to the same code as the old one
1707580
not sure I understand. The unit in question is a remote transmitter compatible with any 300 mhz multicode receiver. 5042 refers to a 310 mhz remote which should be compatible with a digicode 5122 or Multicode 1099 or Stanley 310 receiver - all are 310 mHz receivers
1316014
If your remote already works with another, existing Multicode or Multicode compatible receiver, then yes. You just have to change the dip switch configuration in either or both the receiver and/or remote.
307809
yes if the seal number on the back of the remote are same as the one you had yea it program .