Four keys portable suitable for garage keys and automatic doors. This compact advanced learning‑type anti‑theft security alarm remote control operates at a working frequency of 433 MHz.

This remote control is ideal for alarm systems and electronic gates. This wireless remote control is suitable for various smart control systems, such as electric gates, garage doors, and mechanical equipment. Automation systems, automatic doors, building alarm systems, car alarm systems, access control systems, etc.Must-Read Before PurchasingBefore purchasing a replacement remote control, please verify your brand. Please ensure your remote control meets the following three conditions:Condition 1: The original remote control works properly.Condition 2: The original remote control operates at a frequency of 433 MHz.Condition 3: The original remote control’s integrated circuit model is listed among the compatible chip models below.Please do not simply assume that a remote can be cloned just because the frequency is the same; this assumption is incorrect.The method for confirming the crystal oscillator frequency and chip model is shown in the figure.Ompatible Brands:TSR, SISTA, JOGO, Ipec, UNISISTEM, FKS, CRUZ, PPA, Seg,GAREN, OmegaSat, Rcg, TOPPO, WR,JFL,Ect,Uniseg,INTELBRÁS,GENNO,ECP,CRONN、SISTEC、EctOthers：Proter、Sulton、Compatec、Nbm、Clipse、Cronn、Hombrus、Topo 433MHz、MCGarciamodelocodelearning、ClickIncompatible Brands and Models:Devices that use rolling codes (Dispositivos que utilizam rolo) or advanced encryption, including certain models from brands such as ROSSI, PPA, Peccinin, Intelbras, Seg, and other related brands.Devices that do not operate on the 433MHz frequency or use other communication standards (such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi).Compatible Chip Types:This is a fixed-frequency and rolling-code remote control (433.92 MHz) compatible with common fixed-code and learning-code remote controls：2260 (pt2260, sc2260, lx2260, hx2260); 2262 (pt2262, sc2262, lx2262, hs2262, hx2262), pt2264, pt2240 (lx2240), 1527 (ev1527, hs1527, hs1527, hx1527), fp527, cs5211, smc918, smc926, ax5026, sdra, ht600, ht680, ht6207, ht6010, ht6012, ht6013, ht6014, ht12d, ht46f49e, mf629, d7630, etc. Prefixes vary by chip manufacturer. Please note that the numerical portion of the chip name may match those shown in the list.Package Contents:433MHz remote control （includes battery） 1 keychain，1 user manual， packaged in an OPP bag WARNING!! Not compatible with Rossi, Peccinin, Nice, Linear, XTR1000, or certain PPA hybrid models (Jetflex and Triflex). Before purchasing, please confirm that your remote control’s chip is listed below. If you are unable to identify it, please consult the manufacturer or supplier of your original remote control If you cannot find your chip model, please verify whether the chip uses rolling code technology. If so, it is not compatible with this remote control adapter.There may be slight variations in the configuration of the same remote control model. Please follow the step-by-step setup guide included with the remote control or the instructions at the end of this product description. If you have any questions, please contact us. All remote controls are tested before shipment.Step-by-Step Setup Guide To pair your remote control, you need to reset the newly purchased unit to enter pairing mode:Step 1: Clear the MemoryPress the A and B buttons simultaneously. After the LED indicator flashes three times, release one of the buttons while continuing to hold the other, then press the released button three times. The LED indicator will begin to flash rapidly. At this point, all stored data has been cleared; regardless of which button you press, the reset remote control will not display any LED indicator.·Step 2: PairingHold the original remote control in one hand and press the pairing button, while holding the new remote control in the other hand. Bring the two remotes as close together as possible (ideally, place them side by side on a table with no gap between them). Press the “Pair” button on the new remote control. If the LED indicator flashes three times and then begins to flash rapidly, pairing has been successful. The procedure is the same for other buttons. Some remote controls have low transmission power, so you may need to place the original and new remote controls back-to-back to complete the operation. To avoid interference from external noise, ensure the operating environment is free of such interference. If pairing fails, you can clear the code and try again.·RestoreIf you accidentally clear the code for a paired remote control, press buttons C and D simultaneously; the LED indicator will flash rapidly. This indicates that the code for the paired remote control has been restored.