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Programming FAAC FIX 2 Remote Control: Duplicate an Existing Programmed Remote Pilot

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Can I clone a programmed FAAC FIX 2 remote onto a new remote without accessing the receiver?

No, with FAAC FIX 2 you cannot copy or program a new remote from an already programmed remote; the remotes are only added to the receiver, and you must interfere with the receiver to add another one [#16548614][#16548869] The thread says it is not possible to enter the receiver into programming mode remotely or learn the new remote from an existing one [#16548869] If the receiver is hard to reach, you still need access to it later to activate the new remote [#16548886]
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    The pilots are not programmed but only add to the receiver.


    Edited.
    Due to the fact that I was misunderstood and the topic closed, I am correcting here.
    Should:
    these pilots do not program, only add to the receiver.
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    This is a specific answer. I do not catch you for words.
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    FAAC FIX 2 remotes require receiver access

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    xury wrote:
    The pilots are not programmed but only add to the receiver.

    In the case of FIX, it is not possible to program the remote control from the remote control or enter the receiver remotely in the programming phase of the new remotes. You need to interfere in the receiver.
    But Kolego xury ... Please, do not mislead or write about things that little is known about ...
    There are such remote controls and systems that you learn from yourself or using a computer, i.e. programs without presence or interference in the receiver.
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  • FAAC FIX requires receiver access for programming

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    Marek J. wrote:
    xury wrote:
    The pilots are not programmed but only add to the receiver.

    In the case of FIX, it is not possible to program the remote control from the remote control or enter the receiver remotely in the programming phase of the new remotes. You need to interfere in the receiver.
    But Kolego xury ... Please, do not mislead or write about things that little is known about ...
    There are such remote controls and systems that you learn from yourself or using a computer, i.e. programs without presence or interference in the receiver.

    Oh come on :)
    The whole time was about the fix.
    How do you know that I do not know much about it? A clairvoyant? :D
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The discussion centers around the programming capabilities of the FAAC FIX 2 remote control. Users inquire whether it is possible to program a new FIX 2 remote using an existing programmed remote. Responses clarify that the FIX 2 remotes do not program each other; instead, they can only be added to the receiver. It is emphasized that programming requires physical access to the receiver, as remote programming is not supported. Some users express concerns about accessing the receiver due to its location, while others seek confirmation on the programming process.
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