I have a wireless pedal for the Motor Guide trolloing motor but do not know if it need to be programmed or has dip switches. Does anyone know? Thanks
1731048
No dip switches.It has to be synced to the trolling motor. Done through a sequence of simultaneously holding down some of the foot control switchesDon't remember sequence but you can get by calling motor guide help lineProcess is short and simple. Less than twominutes
1731049
I had the same problem when I received mine. I did a search on the internet and found the procedure necessary to program the remote to the motor. I don't remember the sequence of pressing the comtrols but if you do a search you will find it
1731050
Thanks Larry. The problem I have is that I replaced the remote with one stolen from my boat with a remote I bought off e-bay and it came with no instructions. So I am just hoping someone out there can tell me for sure how to program it.
1731051
Programmed. Read instructions and I think you press the + and - at the same time and wait for beep
1731052
What model is your MotorGuide trolling motor? Is your control the "half-moon" style? The old Lazer models sync he'd up automatically; no DIP switch, no programming. I assume the newer models are the same way. Have you tried the control? Power must be removed from the motor, then reconnected, when switching from one control to another. Contact me at groshartl@gmail.com for further advice.
711179
I am sorry, but I have no clue what a DIP switch is. I can say that this remote works great and I am extremely pleased with it.
1037457
I think this will depend on the operating system and software configuration you have - you can probably find out by buying one of them frst and seeing if you can reassign the pedals the way you'll need. (I'm only using one myself so haven't had to confront this.)
1398702
Answer is no for dip switches, but works with older style Craftsman/Liftmaster/Chamberlain with a GREEN programming button
486688
I don't have the manual anymore... I pulled my out of the box and left it as is, installed it and it worked great... I assumed that the switches came from the factory set to defaults... So I didn't want to use either option...
97583
there is a sensor that goes on the pedal crank.I did not use it I just use the throttleif you unplug the crank sensor the throttle works just fine
1185391
Sorry to be a bit late on this. But I think mine did. It's been a while.The program that comes with the pedal works well. It's a very common chord so I'd have no reservation about getting the pedal based on its availability.
1408093
the "dip" switch is on your garage door opener - set the numbers on it and then program them into the remote as per instructions
770782
It does not have dip switches. The dip switches are in the garage door opener itself. When you open the console of the garage door opener, you can see which dip switches were turned on. That is the number you punch on the wall unit to activate the garage door opener.
39982
The older model only has a pedal. The newer model you have to use the twist throttle. You could probably bypass the twist throttle fairly easily I would assume. This is my 3rd and the only with the twist throttle. My niece hasn't figured it out completely, but she is only 2 & still does surprisingly well. I bought two for my twin nephews when they were two, now four and still use theirs frequently. Battery replaced once in each.
101132
After much consternation and doing the same thing, I started from scratch and read that after setting dip switches, taking out and putting in batteries, etc., the opener is in the learn mode. But they don't tell you to push the learn mode button in the opener and then push the transmitter. Once that was done, the exit function of the wireless exit worked. So, put the opener in learn mode again and then push transmitter button and hold it for 5 secs.
2222640
IT is the whole thing that you see in the picture. Yes, there are dip switches inside the white portion to set the parameters you want. You can also download the manual to preview those settings. Hope that helps. Mine is functioning flawlessly.
459028
WD40 should do it. Just be careful not to get it on the pedal, would get to slippery.
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.
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.
1578357
There are 2 push buttons on the screen. One is for a quick start. That is the one I normally use. Set the speed and resistance and pedal. Simple.There are also programs you can work with. A complete booklet comes with it.
1319691
3 position switch. Pedal only, pedal and assist, and assist only. The assist only is a twist throttle control. No markings or click stops