SOURCE: remote garage door opener
1-800-355-3515
www.homelink.com
1. Position vehicle within 10 feet of garage door- engine off and battery on.
2. Press/hold 2 outside buttons of Homelink
transceiver until red indicator starts flashing rapidly, then release
button. This should take about 20 seconds. This erases any previously
learned codes.
3. Press/hold remote control and press/hold button of Homelink transceiver simultaneously. Slowly move remote control from 5" away to 1" away from Homelink
transceiver. Release both buttons after red indicator starts blinking
rapidly. This should take about 5 seconds. I discovered that the Homelink in my TL is a bit faulty because it took much longer to accomplish this than when programming the Homelink in my MDX. My TL's Homelink
may "unlearn" it's code in the future and the needed proximity of the
TL to the garage door may be much closer than desired until I get the Homelink fixed.
4. Press training button on garage door opener unit until the indicator lights illuminates- this should be immediate.
5. Within 30 seconds press/hold the Homelink
button for 2-3 seconds until the red indicator starts flashing rapidly.
Repeat a second time. It should now be programmed. Check it by pressing
the programmed button on the Homelink receiver.
6. When programming more than 1 garage door opener unit, disconnect
power from unit before programming more units. By not doing this the
programmed unit could conflict with the unprogrammed units commands.
Problems:
1. The Battery in the garage door remote may be too weak to program Homelink.
However, the battery may be strong enough to operate the garage door.
One of my remote controls had a weak battery- my system was installed
today, fresh out of the box. I had to use the second remote control for
the programming of Homelink on my 2 vehicles.
2. Antenna on the garage door opener unit must be hanging down, fully extended.
SOURCE: garage door opener
I was having a problem with the remotes. Program one remote, and the other stops working and vice-versa. I found the solution to be as follows: Using 61LM single-button remotes for Lift-master WhisperDrive (belt drive) garage door opener, I set the dipswitches (find them by removing battery replacement cover) to identical settings in both remotes. Set the first dipswitch to the neutral (0) setting. Next -- and this is the important part -- press the learn button on the main door opening unit, and, while the small LED light is lit, press the button on ONE of the remotes. DO NOT REPEAT ON THE SECOND REMOTE. Upon doing this, I found that BOTH remotes at last worked. I then went on to program a keyless entry pad, which was accomplished by again pressing the learn button on the main unit, and then entering the number sequence I had chosen for my entry code on the keypad, and pressing Enter. Both remotes continued to function and the keypad functions as well.
SOURCE: Garage door opener transmitter/receiver compatibility
Press and hold the homelink button and wait till the red light flashes slowly,but don't release it. Now hold a working remote 3 inches away,press the remote button and hold it.When the red Homelink buttom fllashes quickly, release both buttons. Now go to the opener and push the learn button. Now go back to your car and press and hold the Homelink button. You will see the lights on your opener flash. Now your Homelink button should operate your garage door.
SOURCE: Garage door opener remotes
If you go into the actual unit (on the ceiling) you will see the "code" of the opener. You then program the inside of the remote(s) (take them apart) to match what the actual opener is. Or you can look at the one that works and make the other(s) match that. It is a series of little toggles.
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