Universal, self-copying 433.92 MHz remote control

It has an elegant, durable housing.

The remote controls the signal of most remote controls (for gates, controllers, alarms, cars) with a fixed code of 433.92 Mhz.

Functions: copying codes, deleting codes and restoring codes

4 built-in buttons to use.

Programming is very fast and easy.

ATTENTION: Before buying, please check whether your remote control works with the fixed code 433.92 MHz

Features:

• Very high quality
• Convenient convex buttons
• 4 programmable keys - 4 different devices can be operated
• Solid metal housing
• Signal copy and delete option
• Fast option for copying 433.29 MHz remotes with fixed code
• A27 12V battery included
• Key ring
• Dimensions: 54 x 33 x 14 mm

It can copy a signal from:

• Garage doors Alarm
• Drivers
• Rolet
• Automation
• Factory and non-factory locks
• Wirelessly controlled devices
  

User manual

1. First use - Before copying the signals and using for the first time, it is necessary to format the memory (delete the factory-saved signals).

2. Memory wipe - two different ways.

Method 1 - Press and hold buttons A and B or the open and closed padlock symbol (depending on the remote control model) for 3 - 8 seconds, until signaled by a flashing LED.

Method 2 - Press and hold the button with the open padlock symbol (B) and the muted speaker (C) (two middle buttons) at the same time. Keeping the C and B buttons pressed, the blue LED will flash 2 times after 1 second, and immediately after that, release the B button and then press it 3 times while keeping the C button pressed and held. The removed memory can be recognized by the unlit blue LED by pressing any button or by one flash of the LED. Continuous flashing of the diode with the button pressed means the stored signal. It happens that the remote control already has the memory removed from the factory. In this case, go straight to the copying procedure.

3. Copying the signal:

a) Press and hold the button on the copied remote control to send continuously the signal to be copied.

b) Press and hold the button on the remote control which will copy the signal to start receiving the signal. The blue LED will flash once.

c) Keeping the buttons on both remote controls pressed continuously, bring the remote controls as close as possible and wait a moment (maximum 5 seconds). Correct copying of the signal is signalized by fast blinking or steady blue diode (the difference depends on the delivery). - Repeat this process for the other buttons.

Each button can remember one signal. - If the remote control did not indicate a copy of the signal, please repeat the action several times trying to bring the remote controls from different sides. - The copying process is facilitated by metal contact of both remote controls. - A weak battery in the copied remote control may make it impossible or difficult to copy the signal.

ATTENTION! If the copying of the signal is still unsuccessful, make sure that the remote control from which the signal is copied operates on the same parameters, i.e. frequency 433.92MHz and constant code. If the copied remote operates on a different frequency or a rolling code (dynamically variable), it is not possible to copy the signal. Information on the frequency and code can be found on the Internet by searching for the make and model of the remote control, switchboard, gate, etc.