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Multi Code Garage Door Opener Keypads
Multi-Code Garage Door Opener Keypads
Multi-Code wireless keypads provide convenient keyless entry for your garage. The Multi-Code 4200 keypad is designed for systems operating on the 300 MHz frequency. To confirm compatibility, check the MHz label on the back of your remote or receiver.
⚠️ If your old keypad has a black body, it is the older 310 MHz frequency. In that case, you’ll need to replace your receiver with a Multi-Code 1090 receiver before installing a new keypad.
FAQs – Multi-Code Keypads
How do I know if my Multi-Code keypad is 300 MHz or 310 MHz?
Check the back of your remote or receiver for the frequency label. If the keypad is black-bodied, it is likely 310 MHz.
Will a 4200 keypad work with my existing Multi-Code opener?
Yes, if your system uses 300 MHz. If you have 310 MHz, you’ll need to update your receiver first.
Can I add multiple PIN codes to a Multi-Code keypad?
No, Multi-Code keypads only allow one PIN code at a time.
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