Digi 4 button remote transmitter for DigiDoor motors (New look)
Quick Overview
New look, Digi 4 button remote transmitter. Commonly used on DigiDoor garage door motors. Sold with DigiDoor II (2), DigiDoor III (3), DigiDoor IQ and DigiDoor one garage door motors. This remote is also referred to as a Digi”e”Key, Digi Ekey, Digikey, Digi key or DigiDoor remote.Description:
Digi 4 button remote transmitter is used on DigiDoor products such as the DigiDoor one (1), 2 (II), 3 (III), IQ and 24 motors. To program this remote is considered moderate in fact if you have a wall console it is easy! Battling to tell two Digi remotes apart, then we have the answer. Simply use a different colour rubber on the keyring which is supplied with all new Digi remotes then telling them apart is easy. Using the Keelog remote code the DigiDoor remote will give you peace of mind because, it is super secure! The Digi remote buttons are recessed to stop you pressing them by mistake. Although small and compact this remote still offers great range, normally 100m if not more.
Digi 4 button remote transmitter specifications:
Frequency: 433mHz
Battery: GP23 12v
Dimensions: mm
Coding: DigiDoor Keelog code hopping
Program difficulty: Moderate to Easy if you have a console (See below).
How to program a Digi remote control with wall console:
- On the wall console toggle the light switch to the off position if the light is on it will go off.
- Press and hold the light button, the light will come on then after 5 seconds go off.
- Release the button then the light will come on again.
- Within 30 seconds press the required new Digi remote button then the light will go off.
- To confirm press the same remote button again, then the light on the DigiDoor will flash four times. And you’re done!
Other programming and programming documentation:
Digi One or Digi 1 user manual
Tamsyn Tromp – :
This is the absolute worst remote ever, I have bought 4, and replaced batteries day’s after purchase,
is there a supplier that can assists with the old blue one’s please?
N. Ironside – :
Stay away. the earlier model is better in both range and battery life. I too had battery failure within 2 weeks of ownership. It only looks better, but “you should never judge a book by its cover……”
Raj Gusain – :
don’t buy this one. useless. I bought from Mica and in few day I had to return it. Trying to look for older version but not one got it. This one doesn’t even deserve 1 star but had to select it.
Qian – :
Useless remote, eating battery, have to replace battery every 10 days
Heidi – :
The remote worked for 2 weeks, we changed the battery and now the light comes on but doesn’t open the garages nor the gate. The product should be recalled.
Digby Glover – :
Used battery within a month. Now does not work at all. Two remotes. Same problem.
Willie Pienaar (verified owner) – :
Battery only lasts about a month or two. The back screw stripped after the first battery change and now after the 4th the tab holding the black back has broken off leaving the remote useless.
Ryan MacNeil – :
Eats batteries within 2 weeks. Not recommended.
Elridge le Roux – :
If this is useless ,is there an alternative ?
Susan – :
We tried 2 remotes , one remote could open garage door inside garage but not when you are outside and the other one could not program at all, useless product
Andrew Miller – :
Hi Susan,
Thanks for the mail. Unfortunately the manufacturers discontinued all old models and now only supply this version, we would recommend you add a third party receiver which is a small box which connects to your garage door which allows you to use other remote brands. If you need any advice please feel free to get in touch.
Regards,
MrRemote Team
Rodney – :
Pathetic remote. It only works, sometimes when I am physically in the garage. It does not work from outside.
There is no security when you have to exit your vehicle, go into the house and open the door.
DIANNE GAZET – :
Absolutely shocking remotes.!!! My supplier, Dafron, told me that they are no longer going to sell these remotes as the manufacturer is no longer going to replace the faulty ones. I bought 4 of them and the batteries DO NOT LAST.
I have now bought two Sentry receivers and had them installed for R450.00. This allows you to have different remotes tuned in to your Digi Door motors, so I no longer need to replace these useless remotes anymore. By the way, they are also one of the most expensive remotes, I now use a Gemini remote which cost R150.00 and they work and the batteries last.
GOOD BYE DIGI DOOR REMOTES – FOR GOOD!
Shocking customer after sales service – Disgusting! Times are tough enough and I don’t have the time or money to keep replacing remote batteries or these expensive remotes that are not capable of doing their job!