- RF frequency: 433.92 MHz
- Coding method: face-to-face copying (1:1 copying)
- Number of channels: 4pcs
- Number of buttons: 4pcs (A, B, C, D)
- Modulation system: ASK
- Power supply: 3V DC CR2032 button battery (not included)
- Current consumption: <25mA
- Transmission power: +13dbm
- Frequency tolerance: ±0.2MHz
- Transmission distance: 50 meters (in open space)
- Dimensions: approx. 68 x 36 x 16mm

- Cloneable chips:
2260 (all manufacturers), 2262 (all manufacturers), PT2264 (all manufacturers), 5326 (all manufacturers),
527 (all manufacturers), 1527 (all manufacturers), 2240 (all manufacturers)
HT6026, HT6012, HT6014, HT600, HT680, HT6010, HT6207, HT640, HT6P12E, HT6P20D, 12L-4SC
PT2292, 12L4SC, SC5262, PLC168, NF9420116, UM3750AM, SMC918, SMC908, 1416, 5211

Usage:

1. Clear the code
Press and hold the "A" and "B" buttons at the same time. If the indicator light flashes quickly, it means the code has been cleared successfully.

2. Checking the button occupancy
Press the button you want to copy to once. If the indicator light only flashes once, nothing has been learned; if it is constantly lit, the button is already occupied.

3. Copying method
Hold down the "A" button on the learning remote control, and then press the button on the original remote control you want to copy with your other hand. If the indicator light on the learning remote control flashes, it means that the copying was successful. The two remote controls should be placed as close to each other as possible (ideally, the two remote controls should be placed side by side on the table, with zero distance between them). The other button learning methods are the same as above.
Sometimes, due to environmental frequency noise, the copying may fail. In this case, deleting the codes and then copying them again can solve the problem.