how is this different from Genie GK-BX / 37224R Intellicode Wireless Keypad? Can it be used instead of the GK - BX?
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The 37224R is for Intellicode 1 openers. While the GK-R is for Intellicode 2 openers. Intellicode 2 openers are supposedly backward compatible to Intellicode 1 openers. Based on price alone I would buy the 37224R instead of the GK-BX (they both seem to be Intellicode 1 openers)
68697
I don't know the answer to that question. I set it up myself and it was very easy to use. I did have to reprogram it once or twice but no issues since.
68698
I was told by the seller that the R and BX versions are exactly the same. The R and BX are distributor identifications only. I installed the BX (which was purchased as an R) and it works perfectly with my Genie opener, series IS, ISL, IC, or H. I'm not sure which opener version is installed. Be sure to follow the programming instructions exactly, especially if you use it to operate two doors.Hope this helps.
1302301
Don't know. Its used at a Club (off site) but where others failed to connect 3 KeyPads with long extensions, this unit has worked flawlessly. I can test next year!
2086106
It will. You may need to set the address of the keypad depending on the control panel you are using.
631506
I am not sure. I have only used Genie...and never had any issues. I would contact someone from Genie. Good luck!
1633662
My old Genie was old also. The Girud universal just acts like a manual switch and probably works with the real old motors. My old Genie motor requires one press to open and two presses to close. Therefore you must press the remote twice, however it requires a little timing. If you press too fast it doesn't respond fast enough... After a few months, my Genie motor died. So the cost of the Girud divided by 3 months was not a good investment.
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Here is the link for your model's owners manual on Genie's website: http://www.geniecompany.com/data/products/retail/lowes_directlift-2060-3060-install.pdf Your opener is a DirectLife Plus screw drive opener with Intellicode Remote Control. The manual states on page 14, the Accessories section, "(GWKPD) Keyless Remote - Operates Intellicode Garage Door Openers without Remote or key." In the description of Genie 37224R, the manufacturer says it replaces GWKP Keyless Remote. But if you want the exact GWKPD Keyless Remote here is the link for it: http://www.amazon.com/Genie-GWKPD-BL-Wireless-Keypad-Intellicode/dp/B001EPQT0K.
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No the 6150RF is not the replacement, this keypad can work but it has a receiver built in. You can use the 6150 basic or 6148 keypad which would be cheaper. It also depends on what model panel you have.
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I bought it for my Genie garage door with changing codes. It works perfectly for the Genie.
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I called the manufacturer of this unit a few months ago requesting some information for the other 221 Owners in my HOA. He referred me to the company who sold the unit I purchased throught Amazon at http://www.dooropenersandmore.com/. The rep. there told me that anyone could contact them with information on their garage door opener and they would advise on the particular model that will work with their opener unit Genie or otherwise. You can then order the correct model # from the seller of your choice. I probably just lucked out getting the one that is perfectly compatible with my Genie opener. It works beautifully for me although I see some subsequent reviews that are contrary to my results. I think the manufacturer probably produces them in different case and button colors to distinguish their compatability. The color in my pocket or hanging from my car keys doesn't bother me. I suppose you could spray paint it with a can of Krylon paint, it's just plastic and snaps apart. I hope this helps you.
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I am using this and it is working great for my opener. I don't know the my opener model but you can convert any old opener to wireless / number pad remote.
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The keyless entry pads are compatible with the actual garage door opener not other keypads. It all pivots around the security technology in your opener. I'm not familiar with that specific model you have. If your unit has a PURPLE LEARN button then this model will not work. If it's purple, you'd need the 377LM. If it's not purple, (eg orange) then there's a good chance it will work for you. Hope this helps.
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It is compatible with any intellicode Genie Garage door opener as I did try on a couple genie GD opener without any problem.
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From Genie site:Compatible with all Genie openers produced since 1995. I will tell you I had no issues setting it up to my old Genie opener I installed around 2001. So yes my remote was the larger Black one with single grey button ACSCTG Type 1. This one works fine but I have a wooden door with regular wooden garage connected to home. I tend to believe its weeker signal gets interupted by metal garage/doors. Its only about the size of a key fob witch is great but I must be within 70ft of my door to open it....Its small size makes it worth that to me.
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I have a Genie Garage Door Opener I got in 2007. It has the Intelecode receiver. I programed it per the Owners manual for the door opener and it worked perfectly. I use the mini remote when I ride my Motorcycle. The mini remote has a greater range than the factory one. As long as your opener has the Intellicode receiver the remote should work fine.
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There are many names on garage door openers but I believe they are all manufactured by Chamberlain or Genie. The new keypad working could depend on how old your unit is but if newer then I believe 1989 it will work. It's a matter of compatible radio frequencies between the new keypad and your Raynor. I just checked retailer that sells the Raynor, it looks exactly like the Lift Master on the same page and my Chamberlain. The key pad instructions are dictated by the brand and age of the unit, can also be done by the set up button color, mine being orange. If you buy the keypad code it to your Raynor first before installing outside your garage. There are many names on garage door openers but I believe they are all manufactured by Chamberlain or Genie. The new keypad working could depend on how old your unit is but if newer then I believe 1989 it will work. It's a matter of compatible radio frequencies between the new keypad and your Raynor. I just checked retailer that sells the Raynor, it looks exactly like the Lift Master on the same page and my Chamberlain. The key pad instructions are dictated by the brand and age of the unit, can also be done by the set up button color, mine being orange. If you buy the keypad code it to your... » Read More There are many names on garage door openers but I believe they are all manufactured by Chamberlain or Genie. The new keypad working could depend on how old your unit is but if newer then I believe 1989 it will work. It's a matter of compatible radio frequencies between the new keypad and your Raynor. I just checked retailer that sells the Raynor, it looks exactly like the Lift Master on the same page and my Chamberlain. The key pad instructions are dictated by the brand and age of the unit, can also be done by the set up button color, mine being orange. If you buy the keypad code it to your Raynor first before installing outside your garage. « Show Less
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Yes. It was easy to program. I still like the intellicode openers by Genie better.
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I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. The 377LM is the upgrade/replacement for the earlier 376LM, so if you're asking if you can replace a bad 376LM with this, the answer is yes. Both of them support openers with the purple learn button, so if your opener has that it will work. If your opener has a red learn button then it will not and you'll need the 976LM keypad instead.