Will this also program with dip switches?
1398699
no, only the garage openers with constant changing codes that you sync your remote with. for example this worked with my garage door that has the "purple" code syncing button
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.
1398701
I don't believe so, there are no dip switches inside and I don't recall anyway to program them for that. I believe it's just for the ones with a program button on the actual unit in the garage to pair remotes.
1398702
Answer is no for dip switches, but works with older style Craftsman/Liftmaster/Chamberlain with a GREEN programming button
1398703
Funny I have a purple learning button on my Liftmaster opener but this remote has failed to respond. My existing liftmaster remotes were programmed without any issues.
568716
My old remote has 8 dip switches and only plus or minus positions. If I buy this remote which has 9 dip switches, what should I do about the 9th switch?
839790
No, this one is for dip switches only. They have other remotes for the "learn" button ones
2222643
It is the whole thing, minus the digital display. Yes it works by dip switches.
1952218
Yes, I don't see why not. It will work. You may have to change the position of the dip switches inside for Fahrenheit.
2007124
As long as you make sure that the dip switches are set the same for all 4 triggers, the two sets will work together.
612162
Try switching thhe code dip switches. It sounds like you have an inteference on the current code channel.
134443
one site says yes -- you'll need to set the ten dip switches on the opener to the remote opener -- easy to check by looking at your door opener -- check to see if it has ten dip switches in its control
24665
The unit I have has 2 banks of switches near the battery. each bank has 4 dip switches. Make sure that you set these switches to the same code as the wall unit. I am very satisfied with the remote.
742771
It will only work if you have dip-switches only. Even though my garage does have dip switches, it still did NOT work. I called customer service at Allstar, they wanted $45 just to talk to me on the phone. Yes.... They charge for customer support.... Garbage
215579
One of the things in the directions that is not clear is programming an 8 switch dip switch with 3 positions + 0 -. This set up is for pre-1993 Chamberlains. You must re-set your operator so that all dip switches are using plus or minus and not 0. The clicker has only two positions on its 12 dip switches so it doesn't recognize a 0.
1356501
Yes, if your original fan uses a remote with similar functions. Start by setting the dip switch settings in the battery compartment to match your original remote, if you still have it. My original remote had all the switches set to up(didn't work). I moved them to all down(didn't work). I moved the left most switch up and left the others down and it works perfectly. Good luck there are 16 different combinations. :-)
1258700
Yes, your door uses dip-switches as the frequency security and so you will need to program this remote using the dip switches to match your current remote, or the opener itself.
2238890
I'm not sure. If your model is one that is set with dip switches, It may. I just know this was the model to work with my specific one.
1022805
My opener was made in 1990. If the dip switches are set properly it should work. There is a learn button on the motor unit. After the dip switches are set press the learn button on the main unit. Hold down the button on the remote. It worked for me.
2272936
Yes, all Linear Multicodes with 10-dip switches are compatible. They just look different because of size preference, sun-visor type, handheld type or keychain. You just need to have either the code or a unit that is currently working, open the cover and match the toggle switches. (on/off in up or down position.) Takes about 2 minutes to set up. The 3060 works best for me because it's small and cheap.
1265322
Yes it has dip switches...I'm using NTSC so not sure how good it is for pal.