How to add a CAME TOPD4REN, TOP44RBN or TTSD4RKS remote using one already stored
These steps follow CAME’s 2026 leaflets. They only describe the self-learning route.
For: A CAME control panel with Self-Learning Rolling switched on, and a remote already stored
Before you start
- Before you start, make sure "Self-Learning Rolling" (function U8 on boards that have it) is switched on at your system’s control panel. Ask your installer if you’re not sure.
- Stand within 5 metres of the gate or door.
- You need a remote already stored (A) and the new one (B).
Add the new remote
- On the stored remote A, press and hold the button for the function you want to copy for 15 seconds, until A’s LED stays on.
- On the new remote B, press and hold the button you want to give that function for about 3 seconds.
- The leaflet doesn’t say whether the other buttons need the same again. Assume one pass per button.
Good to know
- The TOPD4REN and TTSD4RKS are dual-frequency remotes. CAME shows 868.35 MHz as the default and each button can be switched to 433.92 MHz. The remote’s frequency has to match your receiver’s.
Not covered on this page
Switching the frequency, the TOPD2RGS and TOPD4RGS remotes, and adding a remote at the receiver aren’t covered on this page yet.
Remotes this guide is for
Where these steps come from
Our own wording of the manufacturer's instructions. If your opener's manual says something different, follow the manual.
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