Will this work with Woods RF1112T transmitter? The RF-1112T has 3 buttons and I have 3 outlets programmed to 1 button. Want addl outlet on button 2
1386455
Disconnect every thing and start from the beginning doing 1 then 2 then 3 if needed
1992908
yes, I think it will because I don't see a setting to change channel. but I'm not 100% sure you need too contact woods.
1707581
Most any 310mHz transmitters will work as long as you have the same number of dip switches inside to set your code to match that of whatever receiver you are using
851565
There should be no problem. I ordered two of them and never had any interference. You can also change the code by opening both the transmitter and the receiver and change the location of the jumpers as long as botth jumpers are in the same location. It is explained on the instructions page. Enjoy your units.
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Can u please check your voltage from your electrical outlet or try another outlet because i bought this wood remote and works great and i so impress by the perfomance i bought another one so ensure you have a proper ground also ensure the tape at th back of the remote has be complete remove if you have done that remove the cover at the back of the remote with a phillip screw driver and ensure the battery is in place once again i have bought this woods remote and it works with my lights,fan,blender,and as a senior-Technician it is the best i give it five stars.
1742231
you can run several remotes to control one extender but the rf battery transmitters installed in each one must all be the same frequency
1582425
Hmm. So far it works fine with mine. (knock on wood) It has two switches on one end.
1392747
According to this thread, you have to remove a wire that leads from the trainer port to the PCB. This sim works well will ALL transmitters. Good luck!http://club.dx.com/forums/forums.dx/threadid.929512
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I did not have a link. The pins in both the reciver and the transmitter need to be set the same. Works easily.
136051
I use a 3S 450mAH Li Po on both the transmitter and receiver. Depending on how long you want to transmit you might want a larger battery because it uses quite a bit more power but both will work fine on 11.1 volts
899369
I think it only works with 2 of the wireless transmitter's.... For the superheat and subcooling... The data logger will work with up 12-(13?) wireless transmitter's at one time
1269933
The transmitter has to see the voltage from when the button is pushed. If the wiring from the button goes to the transformer, then you can put the transmitter there.
1186055
It should work if your transmitter is 318 MHZ, i would contact the door opener shop that sells the garage opener ans see if trasmitter is 318 MHZ.
2169517
It depends on which transmitters you have, on my particular set up when I changed to this receiver , I could only use the old black one button transmitters that originally came with the system.Where as the old receiver would let me use either the black single button (fm137) and the single button grey (fm135).
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Adding two more plug-ins might or might not work. The plug-ins have to be internally coded to respond to your #2 & #3 on the remote, otherwise there would be the problem of possibly having more than one plug-in for #1. I would email "sales@etekcity.com" and ask them how to solve your problem.
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I own a set for me and one for me wife, both work with the same transmitter. I don't know how significant it is, but one of the units shorts out on me when I add new batteries. It very well may be because they warned me in their literature to charge the unit for no more than 12 hours, and I forgot and left it plugged in for the whole weekend! Still using the other one, but for more info see a previous "answer/review."
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According to the RF website it will not work and I'm not sure which one will work with that older amp. I suggest calling them and asking for tech support,Forest is great to deal with... 1-800-669-9899