Key benefits Duplicate or lost gate and garage remotes quickly without programming equipment. Works with a wide range of fixedcode and many common encoder chips for broad compatibility. LED feedback guides copying and clearing operations so you can confirm success or troubleshoot. Useful for creating spares, transferring remotes between users, or resetting remotes before reprogramming. Compatibility Compatible with many common transmitter chips and codes: 2260 (all manufacturers), 2262 (all manufacturers), PT2264, 5326 (all manufacturers), SC5262, HT600, HT680, HT6207, HT6010, HT6012, HT6014, SMC918 series, 527 (all manufacturers), 1527 (all manufacturers), 2240 (all manufacturers), HCS101, HCS200/HCS201 (partial codes), HCS300/HCS301 (partial codes), some singlechip microcomputers, etc. Note: Your original remote must be functional and operate at the same frequency as this selfcopying remote. Primary functions Code copying: Copies the transmission code from an original remote to this remote using proximity placement and a simple button sequence. Code clearing (code reset): Clears stored codes so the remote can be reprogrammed or safely retired. Visual confirmation: Builtin LED indicates status during copying and clearing (single/fast flashes indicate steps and success/failure). How to clear existing codes (code reset) 1. Press and hold the Unlock and Lock buttons simultaneously. (On some models these are the Up and Down buttons.) 2. When the LED flashes three times, release one button while keeping the other pressed. 3. Press the released button three times. The LED will begin fast flashing. 4. When the LED is fast flashing, all memory data is cleared. After clearing, no buttons will light the LED. How to copy an original remote (duplication) 1. Place the original remote and the copy remote as close together as possible (ideally side by side with no gap). 2. Press and hold the copy button on both remotes simultaneously. 3. After three LED flashes, the LED will flash quickly — this indicates a successful copy. 4. Repeat for other buttons as needed. 5. If copying fails, clear the copy remote's memory and try again. Performance notes and troubleshooting Some original remotes have lower transmitting power. If copying fails, move the original and copy remotes into closer contact and retry. Avoid electromagnetic interference while copying (turn off nearby RF sources if possible). If copying fails repeatedly, clear the copy remote and repeat the process. Ensure the original remote is working and matches the frequency of this remote before attempting to copy. Practical use scenarios Spare remote: Create a spare for family members so a household can open the garage or gate without passing a single device between users. Replacement remote: a lost or damaged gate/garage remote by copying an existing working remote quickly on site. Reassign control: Clear and reprogram an existing remote when transferring ownership of a property or when changing access permissions. Important reminders Confirm frequency compatibility and that the original remote is operational before copying. Always clear existing codes on the selfcopying remote before attempting to copy. Follow LED prompts closely to confirm success or identify the need to retry. This remote is a practical solution for duplicating and managing codes for a wide range of gate and garage opener transmitters compatible with the chip families listed above.