I have a CAME garage door opener that uses 433.92MHz, can I add this as a secondary receiver so that it will work with homelink ? Thanks
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The receiver works with homelink systems on all three of our cars. I do not know anything about CAME garage door openers, but this receiver has it's own frequency, so as long as you can connect it to your opener I would think it should work.
1694385
Look at the kind of receiver yiu have nit the kind if garage door opener. You will need to get whatever matches up with your reciver
2090847
Yes. We have 2 vehicles programmed with home link and use this one also. Love it. Great remote.
1181571
Strange. I purchased two for use with a Sears opener and they both worked fine. Sounds like something to do with the receiver?Have you tried changing the code on the opener and resetting the remotes to that code?
1265033
Yes, the 355LM is 100% compatible with homelink! I have been using it successfully for some time now with the homelink trigger built into my Subaru STi and Tesla Model S to open the garage door with no problem. Have fun, Bob
1817795
I was able to use with my homelink vehicle system. You need the garage door remote to do this. First, clear the homelink by pressing the 2 outermost homelink buttons (the ones with little houses on them) for 90 seconds. Then press the button you want to program and your garage remote until the lights blink fast (this may take a few mins). Then, press the learn button on the opener, then the homelink button, holding it down until the garage light clicks.
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Yes, the Liftmaster 535LM commercial receiver works well with the 890max key chain remote. The important thing with the 890max is when programming it, make sure when you hit one of the three front buttons to match the frequency, and if it does not match with the first button press, release the 890max button and press it again. Do not rush. Be methodical. It is looking to match to the right frequency and it may take a couple tries within the time period that the "learn frequency" LED is lit.
1290898
Not sure...I had a problem with my 15 year old Liftmaster, and tried to replace the receiver, but that didn't work....the frequency was wrong, or whatever....then I needed a transformer......and was getting nowhere......so eventually I replaced the entire garage door opener....so no more problems. I should have realized that there was a problem, when the yellow LED on the old unit started blinking....I ignored it and then the remotes wouldnt work....and I returned the receiver for a refund.
506200
It should work. I have a garage opener that is more than 20 years old and the remote was lost. I bought a new receiver and remote from Liftmanster and replaced it and now it is working great. Good luck
796482
Yes it should. Simple answer - If it has a LEARN button on the opener, 940EV should work per Chamberlain. See http://chamberlain.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/207/~/chamberlain-remote-compatibility
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Hello Linda. The Skylink works independent of the Garage Door Opener. Meaning that one of the items (that wiht the post looking thing) attaches to the garage door and senses the position of the door (Up or Down)and transmits that information to the other is in the house plugged in to an outlet and indictes via a RED LED Light that the door is open (Up) or via a GREEN LED Light that the door is closed (down).So yes, it will work.Regards,Kevin
1423615
Yes should work for you. 390 mhz is only the channel. Opener will learn most any codes
1893665
I agree with the others, I don't think it is the same. I guess you need 2 connectors to "feed" the 24 volts to the electronic of the receiver and a third connector to send the signal to the controls of the opener motor when the receiver is activated. Mike
2178982
It attaches to our old existing door opener. It just takes a standard home current. 110v.
1371606
Not sure which garage opener you have so I can only comment on my system. My opener is not a fixed frequency like most newer ones. These openers are designed as frequency "hopping" for security purposes. This doorbell DOES NOT, in any way, interfere with my garage opener.
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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.
674226
I am not familiar with that particular garage door opener but the liftmaster works by being connected to the pushbutton connection of your opener. The remote receiver is built into the unit. It should work for you.