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Manual of JJ-RC-SM24-LT

Description:

 Frequency: 310mhz

、

315mhz

、

318mhz

、

372mhz

、

390mhz etc.

 Working current: 13ma±2ma

Operation：

 Open the sliding cover, you will see the program button and Dip Switch.

How to select the brand?

 Press the program button, release the button until LED lights.

 Select a button to program. According follows table to select brand.

 Press button__ times ensuring LED stops flashing after each press. Then

press another button to confirm.

 LED flashes, select brand is successfully.

NOTE: Button 1 and Button 2 is independly. It can select different brand

and frequency.

#of times to

press button

Brand

Type/Color of Smart/Learn

Frequency

Linear

Mega code

318M

Chamberlain

Orange

390M

Chamberlain

Purple

315M

Chamberlain

Green

390M

Genie Overhead door

Intelli code

315M

Genie Overhead door

Intelli code

390M

Stanley

Secure Code

310M

Liftmaster

Frequency hopping

to avoid Frequency

interference

310/315/390

Wayne Dalton

Rolling code

372.5M

Chamberlain

9 Position

390M

Chamberlain

9 Position

315M

Genie

12 Position

390M

Summary of content (3 pages)

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Manual of JJ-RC-SM24-LT Description:   Frequency: 310mhz、315mhz、318mhz、372mhz、390mhz etc. Working current: 13ma±2ma Operation：  Open the sliding cover, you will see the program button and Dip Switch. How to select the brand?     Press the program button, release the button until LED lights. Select a button to program. According follows table to select brand. Press button__ times ensuring LED stops flashing after each press. Then press another button to confirm.
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13 14 15 16 17 18 Linear Multicode Chamberlain Stanley/Multicode Genie Linear Moore-O-Matic Chamberlain 10 Position 8 Position 10 Position 9 Position 8 Position 7 Position 300M 390M 310M 390M 310M 390M
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FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.