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Many portal remote controls now use the self-learning system for configuration. It is a system that is both quick and easy to implement, you simply have to master the steps. If you're about to set up your self-learning portal remote, here's everything you need to know.
The operation of a self-learning remote control
The operating principle of a self-learning remote control is very simple. As its name suggests, there is a learning process starting from a new remote control to another already configured. In practice, here is how it works: the remote control to be programmed will receive a code which it will register and which will replace the code which was initially placed there. The portal remote controls that benefit from this function offer the advantage of being simple to program. Indeed, during the process, we will not need any specific equipment or a professional. Just follow the instructions provided with the rf transmitter and receiver since it is good to know that each manufacturer has its own programming procedure.
Programming a self-learning remote control
As mentioned above, there are different ways to program a self-learning remote control. That said, the principle is generally the same and the approach to follow remains very close. If you wish to program your new portal remote control by self-learning, here is a way you can use:
First of all, take your new long range rf remote control, you have to press the first and second buttons at the same time. This will activate the teach mode and if it works, the LED will light or flash as appropriate. Once this is done, you must now press the button you wish to program. The code will be transmitted within 10 seconds.
After this first step, you must now take a remote control already programmed that we will name here reference remote control. You must put it against the back of the remote control to be programmed and press the button to be programmed. After this, the LED should normally flash or light up, which means that the operation has been successful and that the button is programmed. All that remains is to repeat the same operation for the other keys.
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