Is this opener compatible with "Home-Link" systems?
1367503
To be perfectly clear on this whole Homelink situation here is the clear answer. If your car was built in 2012 or before, you MAY have Homelink 3.0 protocol based system. If your buttons for Homelink are on your rearview mirror, you could check the BACK of the mirror, and look at the FCC, IC, or Model, look at the end, last 3 may say HL3, if it does its Homelink 3.0. If it says HL4, then its the newer Homelink 4.0. Anything HL4/Homelink 4.0 will work for SURE. Anything HL3 will not work without a repeater kit with this opener. I know this for a fact. My 2009 Hyundai Genesis has a HL3, refused to work. My 2014 Dodge Durango has a HL4, worked flawlessly. That's why a lot of newer cars work cause they started using HL4. The cutoff seems to be somewhere around 2012 (but depends on if that manufacturer moved to HL4 or not)
1367504
yes it is. I have homelink in both of my cars and they are both set up to use with the opener.
1367505
It works with all the new stuff not the old. My 05 crossfire remote that is built in did not work however you can order a repeater for the old to the new that will. I just use the remote that came with it. Very nice system. I ran the wiring inside the channel for the remote sensors so they did not have to be stapled on the ceiling. This unit will turn the light on for you and shut the door when you forget. It will forewarn you the door is closing in the auto mode. If others have the outside code you can lock them out using the wired remote at your garage door to the house. I have a older steel door and it has no problem lifting it. It works with all the new stuff not the old. My 05 crossfire remote that is built in did not work however you can order a repeater for the old to the new that will. I just use the remote that came with it. Very nice system. I ran the wiring inside the channel for the remote sensors so they did not have to be stapled on the ceiling. This unit will turn the light on for you and shut the door when you forget. It will forewarn you the door is closing in the auto mode. If others have the outside code you can lock them out using the wired remote at your garage door to the house. I have a older... » Read More It works with all the new stuff not the old. My 05 crossfire remote that is built in did not work however you can order a repeater for the old to the new that will. I just use the remote that came with it. Very nice system. I ran the wiring inside the channel for the remote sensors so they did not have to be stapled on the ceiling. This unit will turn the light on for you and shut the door when you forget. It will forewarn you the door is closing in the auto mode. If others have the outside code you can lock them out using the wired remote at your garage door to the house. I have a older steel door and it has no problem lifting it. « Show Less
1367506
Yes it is. Detailed instructions are included in the package. To date one of the finest garage door handlers I've ever owned! Love the automatic lighting trigger and control of the closing speed to soften the load on the door assembly and reduce noise levels.
1367507
did not work with my 2011 BMW 3 series (had to get the repeater). did work with my 2014 Honda Odyssey
1367508
It depends on your car. We have a 2007 Infiniti G35x and a 2013 Infiniti JX35, and the HomeLink in those cars are incompatible with this machine. We had to order a "repeater" for the machine, so that the HomeLink in our cars could communicate with the machine. (HomeLink would've charged us for the repeater. Through Infiniti, I was able to get the repeater for the cost of shipping.)
100381
I doubt it. I tried with NO success to get a compatible opener so I am stuck with one working one that I take in an out!! Thanks a lot Wayne Dalton!
1398700
Answer here...If you mean older style openers that set codes with dip switches, I would say "NO". Works with rolling codes. Programs from "Learn" signal from opener.
756326
I do not know. The Linear opener I linked to had an automatic linking system that accepted the opener.
892441
I have a 2012 Chrysler, Homelink in my car didn't work with this or my 2013 garage door opener. I had to get a repeater that worked with Homelink that would then open the garage door. It doesn't however control the light. As you noticed, the phone works both. I don't what the answer is, but I suspect it has something to do with the new frequencies that the latest remote systems use. This probably doesn't help, but good luck anyway...
613195
I used it on a Linear system. I really couldn't tell you if it works with other brands of door openers.
470740
Should not matter the type of control as long as one pair of wires trigger the opener motor. If you have two wires that control the unit, the Multicode will work.
206172
Correct. That is exactly what I did. Just make sure your model number is listed as compatible on your opener.
1447750
I've got a liftmaster so I don't know about a chamberlain ( although I believe they are both the same company). Alowed the Homelink in my 2008 ford edge to work fine. Amazon has a liberal return policy; try it.
1545123
RF is right. You can also use it with the Lowe's IRIS. I haven't connected this only because I don't want the uncertainty of locking or unlocking my main door lock remotely. However what's great about this is that my wife or I can enter the home even if one of us is out and don't have the keys to the home.
674224
Yes it will work with any opener. It uses two wires on dry contact relays. Just buy a power supply if your opener does not have 24 volt ac power out.
1423615
Yes should work for you. 390 mhz is only the channel. Opener will learn most any codes
437787
I checked the Genie website. http://www.geniedoor.com/universal-keyless-entry They did not list the 971LM as a compatible opener. I'll have to change my answer. It probably will not work.
937141
it should be, I have a chamberlain garage door opener and using with lift master gateway. They use the same wireless technology.
805060
I can't defenitely say, but my gate mechanicals are aprox. 10 plus years old . If your current opener has the aprox. 10 pins inside that you choose your own code by selecting "1's" and "0's", then that could be a good indication that the referenced model will work for you.
2090847
Yes. We have 2 vehicles programmed with home link and use this one also. Love it. Great remote.
1739426
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