Can I use a hard-wired button (like a door-bell button) to open the gate from inside my property or must I use the wireless accessory?
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look on their website, I am pretty sure they sell a button opener. They also have a magnetic sensor that you can bury and the gate will open when you pull your car up to the gate.
749398
Yes, you can use a simple push button to open and close the gate(s).Got this from USAutomatic customer help line.For your two wire push button - connect one wire to terminal J2, pin 2. Splice the other wire to the green wire leaving the receiver box, using a small wire nut.Works great!
557058
any wired button works. We special ordered a Craftsman style button to use with the lovely chimes.
180800
My Chamberlain has a lock button on the switch that is permanently mounted in the garage wall. If I push this before I go to bed it locks the garage door opener so no remotes will open it until the unlock button is pressed. It is not wireless though, yet a nice way to lock up the garage as your making your last run around the house to lock up all the doors before heading to bed.
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I'd suggest getting the adapter. I tried to use a gate with the same set up (wall on one side banister on the other) and it was not very secure. After putting the adapter on, it was as secure as having it set up between 2 flat surfaces.
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if you lose power or the battery goes dead you can unlock the gate open it with the key
552672
We use a doorbell switch on one gate (inside yard) for leaving. Pull it shut to lock, you will need to lubricate the latch for smooth locking. Hope this helps.
237952
You would need to run a wires in between the gogo gate and the gate controller. The gate controller is the the device that controls the operation of the gate. But remember you would need a WIFI connection where ever you put the gogo gate controller. In my application I had to put a wireless router close to where the gogo gate controller was.
1815960
Thanks for your inquiry. This doorbell is wireless and the hard-wire one is not available on our store. So sorry for this.
1127586
I believe that you can have just one gateway since you can hook up other devices (e.g. light controllers) to it. I would definitely call Chamberlain and talk to them just to make sure. You can buy wall controls separately. You will need one wall unit for each opener.
411940
You could just to hold the gate closed. Wouldn't be good for security purposes. Exposed power wire.
1469344
No... very easy to use and set up. Not sure about your question about the plug head? It is a wireless system. Put batteries in it, select ring tone, and hang on your wall. Then take doorbell and mount it at your door. Done.
155939
Wow, good question. The wires you need to connect to are the ones that go from the button outside the house, to the box on your wall. You have a wireless setup, so I really doubt you have those wires to connect to. I really doubt it will work.
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Yes, a manual unlock from the inside exists. You can pull down on the release cord and manually open the door. Once the cord is pulled down the opener will freely allow the door to open from inside or outside. There is no way that I am aware of to unlock the opener from the outside without pulling the cord first. There arother openers with a battery backup that work when the power is out but this one does not have a battery backup.
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No, I cannot answer. It all depends on who made the gate controller and whether it is compatible with the program codes this device produces. The type of gate operator (sliding, swing, etc) is not relevant. Sorry!
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I would guess no, since there is no way to control the doorbell remotely (the doorbell functions like an alarm sensor). If you have a 2Gig system with Alarm.com I would recommend the Chamberlain MYQ setup. It works perfectly and can retrofit to most current garage doors without wiring.
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Hello Lisa. so you enter your code. Walk through the gate. Close the gate....and you now want to leave. So you press this button (resembles a door bell) and it activates the lock to the open position and you open the gate and exit. Simple as that! I truly enjoy this device!
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It seems the lock does not have any form of wireless home automation technology (Z-Wave, ZigBee, etc.). It seems like it's compatible with external modules like a video phone and a remote wireless module (SHS-DARCX01), but I can't find any hard evidence. The remote mod would, if nothing else, at least provides a possibly hackable solution. I can't find any solid information about whether this module is, in fact, compatible tho.