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How to clone your old CAME remote onto a TOP42FGN, TOP44FGN or TOPD4FRN

CAME calls this cloning. Its leaflets say these remotes are compatible with fixed-code CAME transmitters.

For: Any CAME receiver that already works with your old CAME fixed-code remote

Before you start

  • Have your old working remote (A) to hand. B is the new one.

Clone the code

  1. On the new remote (B), hold the first two buttons together for about 5 seconds until the LED flashes quickly.
  2. Press the button on B that you want to set up. The LED stays on.
  3. Press the button on A whose code you want to send to B, holding A back to back with B as the picture in CAME’s leaflet shows.
  4. When it is finished, the LED on B flashes slowly for a few seconds and then goes out.

Good to know

  • The TOPD4FRN is a dual-frequency remote: CAME shows 868.35 MHz as its default. The remote’s frequency has to match your receiver’s.

Not covered on this page

Switching frequency and adding a remote at the receiver aren’t covered on this page.

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Our own wording of the manufacturer's instructions. If your opener's manual says something different, follow the manual.

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