Program a Megacode remote into a HomeLink system
Some older automobiles with HomeLink instructed you to hold the remote control’s button for up to 20 seconds. The Megacode remotes stop transmitting after 10 seconds and were difficult to program into the HomeLink system. The newer instructions from the HomeLink site should be followed: & ...
- What Transmitters Work With the WOR?
You can use any Megacode, block-coded transmitter with the WOR. Block coded transmitters are programmed the same as block coded cards, so if you think of the remotes as cards and the WOR as a card reader, it makes the job simpler. ACT-21B ACT-22B ACT-31B ACT-31C ACT-31D ACT-34B ACT-34C AC ...
- What is the Megacode Operating Frequency?
The Megacode product line frequency is 318 MHz.
- How do I Setup a Facility Code in the WOR?
The DIP switches labeled “Output Facility Code” are used to set the desired facility code. If all these DIP switches are set to off, the transmitter’s facility code will be passed through to the access control system. In order to send a specific Facility Code to the access ...
- What's the Purpose of the Program Button on the WOR?
The program button is use to save the switch settings to non-volatile RAM. If you make any changes to the DIP switches, be sure to press and release the program button. This will erase the old settings and save the new settings.
- What do the LEDs on the WOR Indicate?
There are two LEDs on the WOR: Red and Green. The Red LED illuminates when there is a radio signal present. This signal usually indicates the reception of a Megacode remote, but some types of radio interference can also make the LED flicker. The Green LED indicates that the WOR has received ...
- What Wiegand Formats does the WOR Output?
The WOR is capable of outputting Wiegand data in 26, 30, and 31-Bit formats. The output format is selected by DIP switches.
- Why do all four buttons on my ACT-34B open the main gate?
AE-1000+, AE-2000+ It's possible that the Button Schedule has been modified so the main gate's relay is set to "any." This setting allows any button on the remote to trigger the relay. To correct this, you will need to make changes in the programming: AccessBase2000: 1. Connect to the network. ...
- What is the radio range of my devices?
Advertised radio range is determined by field tests on a test range. These tests are line-of-sight, with no obstructions. The range must meet Federal Communications Commission (FCC) standards. These standards are used by all manufacturers of radio control equipment. Radio frequency interference ...
- AP-4 or AP-5 - Beeps every few seconds
The AP-4 and AP-5 are designed to work with the MGT gate-edge transmitter. The MGT transmitter is battery and loop supervised and reports to the receiver if the battery level is low or if the gate edge cable has been cut. If a normal transmitter is accidently programmed into the receiver and th ...
- Can I use Other Maker's Remotes with Linear Access Products?
Linear access control receivers are designed to work with our Megacode remotes. There may be other remotes on the market that claim to work with our products, but there is no assurance as to compatibility or quality.
- MGR, MGR-2 - Programming
When you remove the back of the receiver you will see one (MGR) or two (MGR-2) pushbutton(s); these will be referred to as programming buttons. To program a new transmitter: Press and release the program button (For the MGR-2, select program button for the channel you will be programming). W ...
- What Battery does my Linear Remote use?
ACT-21, 22: 2ea - 1616 ACT-31, 34: 2ea - 2016 MT-1, MT-2: 1ea - 9 Volt MDT-1, 2, 4: 2ea - 2032
- AP-4, AP-5 - Obtain Transmitter Code
To obtain the code for an unmarked transmitter, press the Transmitter button and note the three numbers on the display (these are the last three numbers of the code). While the three numbers are still visible, press and hold the Display button and note the last two numbers on the display (these ...
- How can I Extend the Range of my Receiver?
Many Linear receivers are equipped with an 'F' connector to attach an external antenna. Linear makes two external antenna models: EXA-1000 (AAE00198) and EXA-2000 (AAE00331). The total length of coax from the receiver to the antenna should not exceed 33' (9M).
