Some other ones have a learning function. Does this have a learning function? I don't see the learning button on the unit.
1373986
I think it's already programmed to the remote. Each outlet has a number that corresponds to the number on the remote control.
1373987
No, the outlet switches are numbered and preprogrammed to respond to the numbered buttons on the remote.
695007
is it still in teach mode? Make sure button on bottom is not still in test.
1934814
What brand is it? This unit is usually for multi code recivers that have a learn button on the opener. Like the genie sears and master brands.
920050
There's programming button on the opener. The device is able to 'learn'. The directions easily guide you through the programming. It's a piece of cake.
469586
I don't believe it has that capability. The learning function begins from the motor unit inside garage.
946144
Sorry no. Unit is reasonably easy to learn without them. I gave up on mine for other reasons. Screen was hard to read on sunny days and on a motorcycle that is a necessity. Good luck.
41538
Hello there, well I bought this item about more than two years ago, probably this model came with some features mine does not have it, good for you then!
2096409
You'll need the model LM371 (NOT 377) in order for your unit to properly function. The model about which you asked, LM377, functions ONLY with a purple "learn button."
2191046
The unit as delivered does not have any options to re-map functions on to particular buttons. I believe there are google apps available that allow specific buttons to be re-programmed to perform particular functions. I have no personal experience of these apps .
610839
There is not one with the unit itself allthough, I would think you could find one for it.
1651804
The device doesn't need to learn. Instead it's the brain unit that needs to learn about this device. Once you put your brain unit in learn more bring it within 3 feet of the device and just push the button on the switch. That would cause the brain to learn about your switch
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No, the purple learn button requires the 315mhz remotes, this one is 390 mhz.
954267
not all models have one. I have one with and one without--my older one does not have the switch.
2185304
There is a learn button on the side of the garage door opener that is used to have the opener learn the code from the remote. The remotes come from the factory randomly per-programmed to one of over a billion codes and is why the opener has to learn the code.
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Hi Seth, This remote comes with a manual with program codes and learning ability, but its main advantage is that it can be written to directly by a computer using a USB JP1 cable. Search the JP1 forums (look it up in Google) for info on how to do this. By this method you won't be using any of the learning memory which is large enough for recording approx 50 buttons.
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I really don't know. However, when you say "Learn Button,", it sounds as though it's one of these modern all-digital types. The one I bought has the dip switches in it (old fashioned, you know), where you set the code to match what's on the panel in the opener mechanism. So I doubt this one would be right for you. Good luck!
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Do you just have the two remotes? There are two functions of the learn button. One is "learn" the other is "forget all remotes" Try programming the keypad last and see if the remote no longer works. You should be able to get the opener to remember many remotes. Also check online for a big comparability chart Some don't work well with others