Cloned Remote Control - Universal Replacement Part for Garage Doors, Duplicates and Replaces Original Remote Controls for Vehicle Central Locking Systems

Precautions for Remote Control

A single remote control can control up to 4 different codes, can be programmed by you, and is compatible with most remote controls. It operates at a frequency of 433.92 MHz and can copy rolling and fixed codes. The extremely small remote control is made of robust ABS and aluminum in a modern design, and the sliding cover prevents accidental pressing. No batteries (27V to 12V) are required upon delivery, and stored codes are not lost during exchange.

Designed to control a wide variety of electronic devices with a wireless signal.

Wide range of applications, from simple home remote control to standalone control such as, ideal for RV LEDs, garage doors, alarm systems, etc.

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Things to see before buying

Before buying a copy remote, please confirm that your remote meets these three conditions:

Condition I: The original remote can be used normally.

Condition II: The frequency of the original remote is 433MHz.

Condition III: The integrated circuit model of the original remote is 2262, 2260, 1527, or 2240, and the integrated circuit is compatible.

Please confirm two things (first, frequency; second, chip code (encoder integrated circuit)) before buying. This is very important. Do not ignore them.

Don't just think that The frequency is the same, so it can be copied. This is not true.

The method for confirming the crystal frequency and chip model is illustrated in the figure.

Code Clearing Method

Press buttons A and B simultaneously. After the LED flashes three times, release one button while holding down the other. Then, press the released button three times. The LED indicator will enter a rapid flashing state. At this point, all memory data is erased. The cleared remote will have no illuminated LED indicator, regardless of which button is pressed.

Copying Method

One hand holds the original remote, while the other holds the copy remote. The two remotes should be placed as close as possible (ideally, place them side-by-side on the desk with no distance between them). Press the buttons on both remotes.

On the copy button, when the LED indicator flashes rapidly after three flashes, the copy is successful; other key operating methods are the same. Some remotes have lower transmission power, so the original remote must be placed back-to-back with the copy remote to operate. To avoid interference, avoid noise during operation. If the copy is unsuccessful, try again after erasing the code.

Code Resumption/Recovery

If you accidentally erase the code from the remote, you can press the C and D buttons simultaneously; the LED indicator will flash rapidly. This indicates that the code from the remote has been resumed.

Supported codes: PT2262, PT2264, PT2260, PT2240, PT1527, SC2262, SC2260, EV1527, SCT527, HS1527, HS2240, SCL1527, FP1527 HS2262 HS2260 LX2222222222260 62 LXX 2260 EV1527 Encoding Chip (with this remote duplicator, you can clone all 433.92MHz fixed-code key fobs. Some remotes that use this frequency are listed above. If you fail to copy with proper operation, you may need to check if your device has one of the above chips).