Programming Gate Remote Control: Identify Brand & Model + Fixed/Variable Code System

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I have a garage with an automatic gate central control unit and a remote control attached. The remote does not work. I don't know what company is the central and remote control. please tell me how to program it or which one to buy. whether from my photos is anyone able to prompt if it is a fixed system or code variable
Thank you in advance for your help

Marek J. · Accepted Answer

Fixed code set with 10 position dip-switch.
In the remote control after spinning should also be such a dip switch.
The same setting in the receiver and transmitter causes that the remote control should work.
It may be that the codes in the remote control are set by a combination of button presses, or the remote control is not original and the code from the original remote control was loaded into it.

Marek J. · Accepted Answer

- these are radio links with a variable code. (Admittedly, even on some receivers with a fixed code there are programming buttons.) This one is a permanent code ... Unfortunately, the photo of the pilot is inaccurate and incomplete (no other page). In some old models there was no dip-switch (s) but just soldered the appropriate on-off fields ... Can a neighbor's pilot be cloned? You have to try. In addition to the code, the frequency is also important ...

PROXIMA sj · Accepted Answer

a few meters from the receiver, This function must be active (enabled on the receiver). Your remote control is a 315MHz fixed-code remote control. Search for cloner at 315MHz. Regards PROXIMILIAN

piterek-23 · Answer

At the beginning you need to know what equipment it is. Look carefully at your plate and there should be something - name, model or something (you did poor photos and you can't see anything on them)

platnerz11 · Answer

Added after 5 [minutes]:

Hello
On the plate, no description at the front, back, nothing.
Do you think this is a fixed code system?
I have the option to borrow a functional pilot from a neighbor and I have a self-learning pilot that I can copy.
I bought a garage and the remote control I received was out of order
Regards
brands
Ps my only guess is that it is a form of blinds.
more than once I programmed the remote to nice, elmes always had a prg button on the control panel

platnerz11 · Answer

Adds detailed pics of the remote control from both sides

If I get a remote control from a neighbor and try to clone it, I'll let you know if I've solved the problem
Regards
brands

Added after 2 [hours] 13 [minutes]:

two neighbors in the garage have nice flor-s remotes from what I read are variable codes and there is a procedure for programming them from the remote control a few meters from the transmitter
Please tell me if I am right?
I add a photo of the pilot working to the gate

platnerz11 · Answer

Thank you for the instruction, but the nice flo2 remote control works at 433.92 MHz
Regards
brands

Added after 1 [hours]:

Hello
I was able to copy the nice flo 2 navy pilot to the clone
Thank you very much for all your help
Regards
brands

Added after 55 [minutes]:

Problem solved with self-copying remote control.

platnerz11 · Answer

Thank you for the instruction, but the nice flo2 remote control works at 433.92 MHz
Regards
brands

Added after 1 [hours]:

Hello
I was able to copy the nice flo 2 navy pilot to the clone
Thank you very much for all your help
Regards
brands

Added after 55 [minutes]:

Problem solved with self-copying remote control.

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