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Electric Gates - Cloning a Remote Fob

  • 07-07-2020 9:36am
    #1
    Technique
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    I've recently bought some remote fobs online to use as spares. I've successfully gone through the cloning process and everything seems fine except for one important point - they won't operate the gates.

    I've got a FAAC 770n kit with (I believe) the E145 control panel. Is there a step that needs to be done in terms of pairing the new remote with the control panel?

    Thanks.


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  • #2
    kub
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    Technique wrote: »
    I've recently bought some remote fobs online to use as spares. I've successfully gone through the cloning process and everything seems fine except for one important point - they won't operate the gates.

    I've got a FAAC 770n kit with (I believe) the E145 control panel. Is there a step that needs to be done in terms of pairing the new remote with the control panel?

    Thanks.


    Did you check firstly to see were they compatible ?


  • #3
    Technique
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    kub wrote: »
    Did you check firstly to see were they compatible ?

    Both 433MHz, but beyond that no.

    They were cheap so worth a punt.


  • #4
    kub
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,562 ✭✭✭kub


    Technique wrote: »
    Both 433MHz, but beyond that no.

    They were cheap so worth a punt.


    Most of them are around that frequency, my best advice is to get the proper FAAC ones.


    The logic here being, the security element, I doubt you would like the idea of anyone being able to open your gates.


  • #5
    Technique
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    Would the FAAC ones work out of the box or by a cloning procedure, or would I need to get someone to match them with the control panel?


  • #6
    kub
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    No you have to pair them up with your controller.

    Edit: It might be best to get onto whomever did the gates for you and get a cost off them to supply and program the remotes and as they are at it get them to service the gates and do a safety audit on them.


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  • #7
    Tell me how
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 22,608 ✭✭✭✭Tell me how


    My experience (which is not extensive) with FAAC gates is that each fob must be paired with the gate control panel. Its not a difficult process but you need access to the control panel and to enter the fob pairing mode where you then operate the fob and teach the control panel to see it.


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