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EXTERnaL RECEIvERs
Programming to an External Receiver with DIP switches
If using the Universal Remote Control with residential door openers, the remote control must be used only with door
STOP
openers manufactured after 1993 that utilize photoelectric sensors. The photoelectric sensors are always located on or
near the bottom of the door track.
The external receiver is typically located on the product or mounted near the product.
The images throughout this manual are for reference only and your product may look different.
TIPs
2 Position DIP Switch:
If programming fails reverse DIP switches (OFF to ON and ON to OFF).
1
Match the DIP switches between the existing remote
control or external receiver and the Universal Remote
Control. Turn extra switches OFF.
DIP Switches
External
Universal
Receiver
Remote
Control
3
Press and release the Universal Remote Control button,
the LED will flash. When the LED stops flashing,
continue to press and release the button until your
product responds by clicking, blinking, or activating.
5
Test the Universal Remote Control by pressing the button. If the product does not activate, repeat the programming steps or
follow the alternative programming option.
DIP Switches
Universal
Existing Remote
Remote
Control
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3 Position DIP Switch:
For Chamberlain remotes DO NOT use the "0" position, use "+" or "-".
If you already have a 3-button remote, DIP switch #1 must be set to "-" if the
large button is to open the door. It may be necessary to reprogram original
remote controls.
2
Press the program button on the Universal Remote
Control until the LED turns on.
LED
Program Button
4
Press the program button on the Universal Remote
Control to save.
Program Button
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