Universal Garage Door keypad for Chamberlain/Liftmaster/Genie/Linear/Multi-Code/Craftsman/Overhead Door/Stanley Openers ONLY, Keyless Entry, 2-Channel, Grey, Pay Attention to Compatibility

I was probably jerking around trying to program the keypad for over 6 hours with the included instructions. I have the older Stanley opener with the 10 digital switches. Between the confusing 1111# and the 2222#, then figure out and enter my digiswitch 10 number code, plus #, it was a nightmare. I tried to get help on youtube but could only find the "learn" button videos. After 4 hours of frustration I had contacted Amazon to send the keypad back. The next day I was still determined to beat the little bast*rd so I started again writing everything I needed to do on a piece of paper. I finally got it to work once with the 1111# code, then tried to change code, DOA. Watching the videos I noticed that some keypads needed the code and another number or symbol to work. That led me to try the new code plus the # key and door opened/closed. Seller could have saved me a lot of time putting that little detail at the end of the instructions. It almost cost them a sale!

This remote works great and with no wiring. The two channels are convenient and control my older (1990' era) Chamberlin opener as well as my fairly new Chamberlin model too. You do need to read the directions and follow them. Don't miss the various # key entries. This would have taken me less than 2 minutes to program and install, but it did require me to change the 3-position dip switches on my Chamberlin opener to NOT use the center 0 position (switch MUST be either UP or DOWN). This meant reprogramming the other remote units and the car visor but that was easy too. If yours are already set without the center position being used on any of the dip switches, your setup time should be under 2 minutes.Some people had issues getting this unit to work, but I didn't and I would recommend this to others. It's a great price for a descent keypad that has great universal support.

I wasn’t expecting anything fancy, just needed a new keypad. I really like that this keypad beeps when you press each button so you know if you pressed it hard enough or not. My old one just lit up and in direct sunlight it was sometimes hard to tell.Install tip:If you already have an old keypad linked to the garage opener and your new one isn’t linking then make sure to erase the saved openers/pad on your garage door. Once I did that the new keypad installed without any issues and I just had to reinstall our car buttons which was pretty quick.

I bought this for an older garage door opener and it works just fine. The description shows what makes/models this works for and the included instructions were clear enough to get the job done in about 10 minutes for two code numbers. I like the function of having to enter the code to open and to close. Other remotes have an "Enter" button that activates the opener without entering a code. I can leave the garage door open a few inches without someone pushing Enter and opening or closing it. Good value compared to other remotes I looked at.

It would be good if there was a way to stop the door from moving by pressing any button while in motion. I don't find a way to do that.Otherwise, a very handy device and the only one I have found that works with my older Genie opener.