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![]() From the Internet and other sources, I think I have a partial understanding about how rotating code remote controls (like garage door openers) work. I understand that multiple remotes must be registered to the central receiver and the codes advance according to a pre-programmed algorithm. What happens though if the remote control button is advanced multiple times when it is out of range of the receiver? I would think it would get out of synch and eventually cease to function. Does the receiver accept a range of codes? (Say the last 10 codes or is it some other number). How does the receiver stay in sync with the transmitters? Beachcomber |
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