Dolphin Keypad 300/310 Universal for Multicode, Linear and Stanley Transmitters

This keypad is super easy to program with your own code, and matching dip switches and punching in 4 numbers with a # or * is all that's required to make it work. I replaced a Digicode 5200A keypad with this on my Patriot Gate. My Patriot does not have a US Automatic receiver (433mHz), as is customary in Patriots, which is incompatible with this particular keypad. Mine has a Digicode receiver. This keypad works great! It's of much better quality than the Digicode keypads, which are $68 and absolute junk. I've had 5 of those, and only 1 has ever worked for more than 2 or 3 months. That one has worked 7 years perfectly, but I'd never buy another one after finding this Dolphin keypad.

Perfect for my old garage door. Just change the dip switches and worksed perfectly. Very easy to read and understand instructions. Make sure you double check your garage door frequency before purchasing. This is a dual frequency and works for both 300 and 310. Just need to change the jumper.

Didn't work for my customers multicode 300hz receiver..you know the one that everyone has...it's grey etc. I've installed gates and intercom systems for about 4 years now...so I think I'm pretty inclined to figure this out had it been compatible. Seller refunded full payment but I had to pay shipping for nothing. Not a big deal but I ended up paying to waste my time. I had to PAY to waste my time. That's all that ticked me off. Oh and I looked like an idiot in front of my customer.... who was anxious to get it done asap so the servicemen can come and go at his business...3 stars because good conceptand because I don't want to be a douche. But it you read up to this point, then I'll be honest-I really give it a 2. Needs to figure out and supply a complete compatibility chart and/or better instructions

I replaced a 10 digit Multi-Code remote with this one. I had to install it in a different location than the old one for protection from direct weather elements. These need to be protected from the elements. My old opener was basically a keypad in a weatherproof single gang box mounted to one of the gate posts. To replace it costs 10 times what this one did. Left off one star because you can't enter multiple codes. Left off another star because of the 2 I received, only one had a battery and the included instructions for entering a new code did not work and a call to the vender was a waste of time. Some woman answered and she was totally clueless about it and the only guy in the company who could help, well she was just as clueless as to where he was or when he’d ever be available. I hung up and called the mfg’er and their tech support. I read the instructions to the tech. He told me they were wrong and gave me the correct instructions. Did the trick. I took off another star for the whole experience. I’m buying a few extra for backups and additional locations but I will contact the mfg’er for a vendor list.*Update: Down to 1 star now. Of the 2 I bought one works and one works about 50% of the time. Has a mind of it's own. Also, there's no memory so when you replace the battery in these you will have to re-program it. Which is PIA to start with. This really is an inferior product.

Works great with my Patriot brand gate opener. Like it has a flip cover to protect it, my old one didn't. Simple to program by just putting dip switch up or down to match the remotes dip switches. And battery was included! Would buy again.

first thing you need to know is you need to verify if you have a DIP or RC model.DIP is DIP switches. RC is Rolling Code and is it 300 or 433 MHzworks great when you get the right one.

Needed a new keypad for my (very) old but trusty Stanley Pro 7100 garage door opener (310 MHz, 10 DIP switches). I tried three brand name “universal” keypads that claimed compatibility but none worked — I wasted hours trying. This keypad (which happened to be the least expensive) worked first time! Took me about 15 minutes to program and install.Negatives? Well, I wish it used 6 or 8 digit passwords. Four digits is a bit weak security-wise. And…a 9V battery? Who uses those anymore? I thought they went out with the transistor radio! Need to “upgrade” to AAAs. Then again, maybe “old school” is what was needed to work with my old opener…All in all…very happy!

This purchase was a replacement for a Multicode 300 mHz keypad that was failing. Very easy to both program andapply your personal PIN code, comes with a 9V battery. Flip up cover keeps it dry , hope that part can hold up to wear and tear. Good deal for 300-310 mHz replacement.