I have two homes. If you buy two remotes, will each remote work with all receivers? This would allow me to use a remote at each house and not have to change the receivers attached to each key.
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I have no idea. If you buy two remotes, assuming you're using the term remote in referring to the 'base' unit, you would have 5 receivers with each remote and they should all have the same frequency so it should work.
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The remote(s) need to be programmed to the receiver, so each remote can only control the receiver it's programmed to. I have three remotes controlling my one receiver(switch).
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Yes, you can assign buttons for each door on each remote you receive. I got 4 remotes and 2 keypads with purchase of two openers. First I erased all memory factory settings on each opener, then linked all 4 remotes (button 1) on opener 1, then repeated same for door 2 for button 2 on each remote. Each keypad operates one door only, so you have to have 2 keypads outside.
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You would need to purchase multiple kits. The controllers from the same model kit are all on the same channel but you can only run one receiver per machine. I bought 3 kits to run 3 fog machines but only use one remote.
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I do not know for sure but I know that you pair a remote without unpairing it from the other switches. Just try to pair the same button to all the switches you want to control.
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More than likely, unless they share the same frequency. If I remember correctly, there are four or five dip switches to pair the remote with the receiver. Maybe you will get lucky and be able to pair the new remote with your old receiver.
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I have not seen an option for extra remote. If you buy another set you will have to be careful because the set I received had a "C" sticker at the back. There probably are a handful of code configurations so that you can use multiple sets without interfering with each other. Buying another set will not guarantee that the new remote will work for your set. Amazon is selling sets with multiple remotes. That may be a better choice. I saw a set at Lowes with two remotes also but the remote did not have separate on and off buttons. Although less expensive than Amazon, did not want that kind. I have not seen an option for extra remote. If you buy another set you will have to be careful because the set I received had a "C" sticker at the back. There probably are a handful of code configurations so that you can use multiple sets without interfering with each other. Buying another set will not guarantee that the new remote will work for your set. Amazon is selling sets with multiple remotes. That may be a better choice. I saw a set at Lowes with two remotes also but the remote did not have separate on and off buttons. Although less expensive than Amazon, did not want that... » Read More I have not seen an option for extra remote. If you buy another set you will have to be careful because the set I received had a "C" sticker at the back. There probably are a handful of code configurations so that you can use multiple sets without interfering with each other. Buying another set will not guarantee that the new remote will work for your set. Amazon is selling sets with multiple remotes. That may be a better choice. I saw a set at Lowes with two remotes also but the remote did not have separate on and off buttons. Although less expensive than Amazon, did not want that kind. « Show Less
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I have a Yamaha receiver (its about 7 years old) and it works find. I'm sure any newer model would work fine.. I have 4 different versions of the Harmony and they all work very well. I HIGHLY recommend these devices for people that have to deal with multiple home auto systems.. I will never go back to a regular remotes especially now that I gave 2 kids that lose everything!!
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Depending on the model of your opener it may only accept one code switch setting so all the remotes need to be set to the same code. Id the code switches are different only the last one learned will work.
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Program all remotes at the same time. This may mean you will re-program a remote used previously.
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Don't know. I only use one remote on one master with 3 slaves. I don't have the need to install 2 masters in one room. Sorry, I can't help. But in thinking about it, since it's IR and not bluetooth, you have to point the remote at the master, so even if the IR code is the same, a second master need not necessarily activate if you're pointing the remote to only the first master, as long as they are not installed side-by-side.
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Yes. Both remote work the exact same way. I keep one by the bed and one outside. You can control upto 5 switches with 1 remote. You can even program 1 key to operate multiple switches together.
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I have 2 garage doors so I had to buy 2 separate remotes. Each door has a different programming.
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You "teach" the unit which remotes it may respond to, up to four remotes. So long as you teach each lock the other remote, all remotes will open all doors. Be careful though, as you then can unlock the second door and leave it unlocked without knowing. If you do this, it would be wise to turn on the auto lock feature and lock the door automatically some seconds after unlocked.
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If I'm understanding you correctly you're going to be the only one using the transmitter at your home and your sister's. You can think of the different remotes within the app as pages of a book. In your situation the first page could be all your devices at your home and the second page could be of all your sister's devices at her home. If your asking whether the transmitter linked to one device forever, it is not. You can freely pass of the transmitter to your sister and she can use it with the free application on her iPhone/ iPad/ iPod as well. I hope I answered your question!
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What do you mean? If you are asking if you can use one remote for two collars, I don't think so. We tried that and I believe the remotes/collars are programmed to each individually. We did try to see if we could use the 2nd remote with the 1st collar and vice versa, but it wouldn't work.
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I don't know, sorry. It works great with my new door opener, but my opener is also a Linear model. The opener came with one remote but I wanted two. A friend of mine programmed the new remote because that's not my strongpoint. You could try calling a garage door company that installs them professionally - I'm sure they would know. I just called my friend who programmed it for me and he said he suspected they would NOT work with other brand receivers.