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Question: Will this work with genie model ACSR1
Document: I like the device, once I finally got it to work. If you have a Genie Intellicode series 1 you must configure the keypad to work with that model. The instructions for how to do this are in a very odd place and it took me a long frustrating time to figure this out.
This is the latest model as of July 2013, and it pretty much cover all the intellicode units as far as I can tell. I have an early intellicode opener, and it programmed quite easily.I had been using a &#34;Clicker&#34; (by Liftmaster) universal keypad, but when I upgraded my 30 year old Genie Professional to a newer model, the newer unit used intellicode, and the Clicker would not work with it.
I have a Genie Pro IC opener that's fifteen years old and this keypad works with it just fine. I assumed my opener was an Intellicode 1 model because of its age and the manual program button on the unit. That's why I selected the Gk-bx model. The programming instructions worked OK with no need for any reprogramming to make it work with Intellicode 1, unlike some of the other keypads. I did it all in ten minutes, including the mounting.
This pad works well. Be sure that if you order this pad and you have an older Genie you will need to put it on them mode that communicates with older units. Otherwise you will be stuck with a pad that doesnt work. There are numerous youtube videos showing how to do this. I am not experincing the same woes with the flip top that others were.
I am very tech savvy. However this took quite some time to get this product to work with my Genie garage doors. However it does work but beware! You might get frustrated getting everything to work. The other problem is functionality. To open one door: you input passcode, press the open/close button, and then press which door you'd like to open.
I have a 2003 Genie ProMax opener and this worked great. It was easy to program both doors and it seems to be well made. It even came with energizer batteries instead of the usual funny named chinese that batteries that are "included" with items. This item does work with both Intellicode 1 AND 2 openers. We thought ours was a 2 but it was in fact a one. The supplied instructions were reasonable enough to follow if you read them completely.
As others have said, this Genie product works with Overhead Door openers. My &#34;legacy&#34; model was easily compatible with this keypad.
My opener is a old Genie Intellicode, Model: IMS 1000. Purchased a Keypad via Amazon several years ago marketed by Overhead Door, which is the same as the Genie model. It suddenly stopped working; changing the battery did nothing. I ordered the Genie 37224R Keypad. Read the instructions, which are very clear and easy to understand.
I think Genie-OD should get its act together on model designations. My opener says '2026' but I had to do a search to find out 2026 was Legacy 800. The screws (Phillips) included are very long and not particularly tough steel. You will need an electric drill to make holes before you try to screw them in, else you will strip the Phillips heads.
This works as expected and seems reasonably durable. This is a 'Genie' keypad; I have an Overhead Door opener (2026 = Legacy 800). Genie and OD seem to be same company but they use different numbers. The OD website shows this keypad but with different model letters. So, yes, this works with Model 2026 of Overhead Door. The programming instructions included and those pasted in the keypad cover were the same, simple enough for 1 door (I don't have multiple door), and worked.
Answer: yes