Is this homelink compatible? I intend to use to make my Aleko gate opener compatible with the built in garage door opener in my car.
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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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Hi Ryan,Thank you for your inquiry. I am very sorry but the LockState Deadbolt with remote will not work with HomeLink. Please let us know if you have any additional questions regarding this item.Thank you,Karey
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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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I believe it will work. It wires straight into the closest close/open switch. Mine is a early 1990's Craftsman non-wireless with Chamberlain close/open switches. Supposed to work with any hardwired system I believe. The alternative was to go to a new (and expensive) wireless system with new openers (x2 - as I have 2 garage doors). This was just way cheaper, given my limited budget. Hoping that my doors will last 5 more years before they get replaced - and this was a budget way to trying to achieve that goal.
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Sorry, I don't know if this will work for your door opener. Mine is a Genie so it works with it, but it isn't a universal remote.
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I am using it with the chamberlain myQ garage door openers with no problems
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Correct. That is exactly what I did. Just make sure your model number is listed as compatible on your opener.
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This particular unit can really work with any garage door opener. It is meant to simply trigger the garage door opener using the existing button switch you already have. The only wireless function it has is to be linked to remotes it is compatible with. You would press the remote in your car and this 'presses' the button for you. You take the wires going to the button inside your G which you normally press to open the G door and loop them into this unit.
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If it is compatible it will do a good job. I searched high and low for the same product for 8 months before I found this at Amazon. The original door opener company had gone out of business. Problem solved
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Provided this unit works with your garage door and you have properly set up your connection to your WiFi system. The unit did not work with my garage door unit but I was able to see if the door was open and closed. I ultimately sent it back as it was not compatible with my garage door system.
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The Genie website is very unhelpful for this. I would go to: http://www.geniedoor.com/geniemaster-remote First, look up the model of your current controller (the remote you are replacing) and then see if it is compatible by comparing it to the list. This remote works with all Intellicode 1 and 2 series openers.
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I bought this for a Liftmaster opener. As far as I could tell, it shouldn't matter if the wiring is the same --- it's just an electrical pulse that sends a voltage signal to the garage door opener. It's not like it's the remote control unit that has to be programmed. I'd say go for it, and if it doesn't work try to return it or sell it on eBay. ;)
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Read and make sure it is compatible with your remote/opener and it should work.
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It will work fine if you have the internet hub. This device requires the iPhone app (free) and the Internet wifi hub. It does not interface with the garage door opener but with the internet hub. The garage door opener also interfaces with the same wifi hub which must be connected to the internet thru your router.
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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 :-)
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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.
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Hi, The receiver on this board is Homelink compatible. It is a replacement circuit board for some Wayne Dalton garage door opener models. Kevin