Does this work with 'HomeLink' the garage door opener in cars?
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Hi Ryan, Thank you for your inquiry. I am very sorry but the LockState Deadbolt with remote will not work with HomeLink. Please let us know if you have any additional questions regarding this item. Thank you, Karey
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Hi Ryan,Thank you for your inquiry. I am very sorry but the LockState Deadbolt with remote will not work with HomeLink. Please let us know if you have any additional questions regarding this item.Thank you,Karey
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I don't believe that it does. My understanding is hat "HomeLink" is internet-based whereas the LockState lock is not.
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Yes, I am still able to use my existing remote, the new remote and I linked the new remote to the Homelink in my car. All three work okay.
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Some cars have garage opener buttons built into them, e.g. mine has garage opener buttons on the bottom of the rear view mirror, others have them on the overhead console or on the driver side visor. This system is called Homelink. Once the garage opener remote control's signal is programmed into teh system, you do not need to use the garage opener remote control anymore, you just push a Homelink button in your car and the garage door opens. Many older garage openers (in my case Marantec Elite 2007) use frequency which is incompatible with the Homelink system in the car. This makes it impossible to program the signal into the Homelink. This external receiver IS compatible with the Homelink, so it can be connected to an incompatible garage opener and then the signal from this receiver's remote is programmed into the Homelink. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HomeLink_Wireless_Control_System http://www.homelink.com/about
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I'm afraid I'm not familiar with that brand, but the instructions state that it works with most all openers. Here is the link to their website where you might be able to find more answers, or at least the customer service number. www.liftmaster.com/for-home/myq-connected-home
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Absolutely, it does. I have two new Chamberlain openers, 4 vehicles, all needed the repeater. I don't know how it works but it does. Apparently it can be used with unlimited doors and remotes. Here's how it's programmed in a nut shell: RESET your current homelink remotes in your cars that need the repeater (meaning if one of your vehicles work now, leave it alone. Make sure this repeater IS NOT PLUGGED IN! Now program WITH the new remote that comes with the repeater to any buttons you want to use for the repeater. After all the homelink buttons are programmed with the new repeater remote, plug the repeater in. Put the new repeater remote away as it's not needed any more. Now using the learning technique for your openers, program your homelink buttons in your vehicles to your openers. The repeater takes care of the "conversion" of signals received from the homelink remotes and the openers. At first one button in one of my cars would open both doors. I got confused on this so I did all I wrote above from the start again. Everything is perfect. Pretty darn cool I must say. Currently my repeater is plugged into the wall of my garage and it reaches all my doors just fine. I will eventually move it to the ceiling where one of my openers are plugged in but it's not needed.
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Not for sure but I think the Liftmaster 855 LM is a repeater kit specifically for HomeLink. Assuming you've confirmed already that your particular garage door opener requires a repeater I would contact Lear Car2U online or @ 1-866-572-2728 to verify what repeater kit will work with your opener.
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I bought one just like this and my homelink in my dodge works well with this opener
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I don't know. I suggest you contact the maker of your door opener. Their tech person should be able to give that info to you.
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I don't think it will... that is an older form of coding... I know my father's opener is set-up like that (I installed it...It is Sears Craftsman, which is still working like new). This remote uses what is called "rolling code encryption" which is a more secure system... similar to that used on most keyless entry remotes used on vehicles. However, it should be possible to find a replacement remote for you through a third party seller. I can research it if you'd like... just need the make and model number... Best wishes! ALEX
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It will work with newer cars equipped with the Homelink system. For older models, there are special instructions. I was not able to program my 2000 Buick LeSabre but the remote provided with the opener works well.
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This device will work with the garage door opener in question. Although, it's not dependent on the garage door opener, but the remote control itself. As long as the garage door opener utilizes "MyQ" technology, the remote that came with it will work. You don't need to use the internet gateway since you can program the device to work directly with the remote control. I plugged a desk lamp into it and it turns on and off just fine my programming it to one of the buttons on my garage door remote.
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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.
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It works on my Linear garage door opener. It was very easy to program....just put your door opener in programming mode (there is a button) and press the button on the remote and it's done.
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Hi, The receiver on this board is Homelink compatible. It is a replacement circuit board for some Wayne Dalton garage door opener models. Kevin
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I can't answer definitively yes, but I am using it with an Overhead Door brand garage door opener. If your opener has what I believe is called rolling code technology for programming your remotes, then this should work for you.
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Most likely not, I asked the same question to my gate opener technician, he told me the car remote is design for the garage door, which has different frequency to the gate opener., Even in some new car models they do have the same frequency to open the gate like the technician wife's car, she is very disappointed with the range, she almost has to stop right beside the gate to be able to open it., I have a question to ask people myself, I I bought a Aleko LM176 Electric Lock , the lock work fine, but I just can't get the gate opener to unlock it, anybody has the similar problem? if you know the solution, please kindly let me knowThanksJames Most likely not, I asked the same question to my gate opener technician, he told me the car remote is design for the garage door, which has different frequency to the gate opener., Even in some new car models they do have the same frequency to open the gate like the technician wife's car, she is very disappointed with the range, she almost has to stop right beside the gate to be able to open it., I have a question to ask people myself, I I bought a Aleko LM176 Electric Lock , the lock work fine, but I just can't get the gate opener to unlock it, anybody has the similar problem? if you... » Read More Most likely not, I asked the same question to my gate opener technician, he told me the car remote is design for the garage door, which has different frequency to the gate opener., Even in some new car models they do have the same frequency to open the gate like the technician wife's car, she is very disappointed with the range, she almost has to stop right beside the gate to be able to open it., I have a question to ask people myself, I I bought a Aleko LM176 Electric Lock , the lock work fine, but I just can't get the gate opener to unlock it, anybody has the similar problem? if you know the solution, please kindly let me knowThanksJames « Show Less
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I don't specifically know if it works with that door opener BUT I have a Genie opener and it works with it no problem.