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Or you just wet your finger and swipe the rain sensor, and it closes automatically.
I found that i had to take a movie of the remote to capture the IR signal flashes. the pulses are short enough that a snapshot may or maynot capture the actual flash of the IR signal. |
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I ended up pulling the bench seat forward, looking at the fuses mounted on the right hand side, pulling fuse #5, watching the LED blink on the sky light, aiming the remote and simultaneously holding the open and close buttons until the LED turned off. Everything works now. Thanks to this forum! I read through a bunch of posts until I found one about remote programming.
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Question - when opening /closing skylight does the light on the remotes top (tiny black) lit up?
Not sure what happened, but the skylight and the lights that remote operates do not respond to the remote. Fuse checked (ok) ; batteries in the remote ok. After reinserting fuse #5 the light on the skylight blink red for awhile. Any ideas where else to check? Thanks! |
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You can, however, "see" if the remote is working by using your iPhone. The camera on the back of the phone has an IR filter, but the camera that is above your screen does not. So, switch to the "screen" phone, and aim your remote at the camera, and press the buttons. You should be able to see a blinking light in the recorded image. This will at least tell you if the remote is transmitting... This works on my iPhone 6; many other smartphones can see the IR emitter with their rear camera. Try it out! Last edited by Riptide; 10-12-2018 at 01:32 AM. |
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Yep, it's the remote. Now the easiest option would be universal remote, but can I program it without working original remote?
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I am confused. I thought that the procedure you are referring to is for synchronization of the original remote. Can I synchro/ teach the universal remote that way too?? That would be great!
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Sorry I misunderstood. Others have posted that you can take a good original remote and point it at a programmable one for it to learn the codes.
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That's the problem right now - good original remote :-)
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