Garage Opener Buying Guide imageA garage is a safe and convenient space for people who want closed storage for their vehicle and other items such as gardening tools, an additional freezer, or seasonal decorations. A garage opener is...Read More about Garage Opener Buying GuidePlease register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads. 5 Steps To Program Your HomeLink® System Note: Some vehicles may require the ignition be turned on or the vehicle actually running to program the Homelink® transceiver. To program a rolling code compatible Homelink® system, please follow these steps. Press and hold the two outside buttons on the Homelink® system until the LED starts to blink, release buttons. Locate the learn code button on your garage door opener.
(These are located under the light cover or on the rear panel depending on model) Press the learn code button on the garage door opener, a red LED will start to blink. (You will have 30 seconds to complete programming) While the LED on the garage door opener is blinking, return to the vehicle and press the pre-programmed Homelink® button 4 times. (Or until the garage door operates). If you have problems with the Homelink® system please call 1-800-355-3515 or their website at Homelink® is a registered trademark of Johnson Controls, Inc. It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons! Toyota Highlander Homelink Programming So, I thought this was going to be the solution to my problem but it did not work!!!I have a 2012 Toyota Highlander and just installed a new Chamberlain belt drive garage door opener. Needless to say, the installer could not get the Homelink programmed. His response was to take the car to the Toyota dealer.
Before doing that, I contacted HomeLink (on the phone with them for 2-1/2 hours with no success. Their response was to take the car back to the dealer and explain the problem. I did that and after 3 hours at the dealer they convinced me (by programming another remote to my Homelink) that there was no problem with my HomeLink. I then called Chamberlain back and got the following answer: "Although my model car is listed on the Homelink site as compatible with the model of GDO I purchased, there is no guarantee that the car manufacturer installed the proper version of HomeLink in my specific car. The GDO is a "Security+2.0" version which ONLY works with HomeLink version 4 or above. The 2012 Toyota Highlander is listed as having version 4 of HomeLink but some manufacturers are using up old inventory and still installing version 3 HLs!!! I have now asked the dealer to research whether or not my specific car has HL version 4 installed and if not, to replace mine with a version 4 of HL. I'll let you all know if I ever hear back from them.
All,I finally got my Highlander to work by following the directions from another forum. /forum/122-2nd-generation-2008/362812-2011-highlander- -homelink-programming.htmleven if you have a rolling code system, you have to program the remote controller AND press learn on the garage door system. Here's a copy of his post below:Today, I was working on remote controllers for doors on an out building, and got all the doors "confused"- I was too! After many attempts, I think I have the Theory of Operation down.First, hold down Buttons 1 & 3 in the Highlander. Hold for 30 seconds or until the light flashes. This clears all codes in the Highlander. Next, using the garage door remote control- Push the Highlander's Button (1,2, or 3) and the hand held remote control button at the same time. Hold a few inches apart until the light blinks fast (about 20 seconds). The Highlander's Button (1,2, or 3) has just "Learned" what code to use. (This is all in the owners manual, but I didn't think this step was necessary since I had the Rolling Code System!)
Now, push the Learn button on the garage door's motor control unit and the Learn Light will glow. You have 30 seconds to push the Button you just selected in the Highlander. The Door Control Light will blink if you are successful.Repeat for other Highlander Buttons using other door remotes and matching door opener control units.PS- Be sure you are close to the garage door units when setting up the systems.When everything else fails! - Always read and follow manufacturers instructions. Sign In or Register to comment.Genie G3T-BX remote programming instructionActivates up to three garage door or gate receivers Works with all Intellicode and Code Dodger receivers manufactured since 1997 Test/operate LED Low battery warning Visor clip included One-Year manufacturers warranty Detailed Programming instructions includedSpecifications:Model: G3T-BX part number 37218R Power: 3 volt lithium battery CR2032 included Frequency: Dual frequency 315/390 MHz Codes: Intellicode rotating code system Dimensions
: 2.75 x 1.625 x 0.625 inches (excluding visor clip if used) The Genie G3T-BX can replace the following remotes to control up to three devices:G2T-1 G2T-2 G2T-3 GIT-1 GIT-2 GIT-3 GIC-1 GIC-2 GIC-3 GIC90-1 GIC90-2 GIC90-3 ACSCTG Type 1 ACSCTG Type 2 ASCTG Type 3 GMIC-2 GMIC-3BL TBSTG Type 1 TBSTG Type 2 TBSTG Type 3 OCDTR-3 OCTD-1 OCTD-2 OCTD-3 OC2T-1 OC2T-2 OC2T-3 ACSCTO Type 1 ACSCTO Type 2 ACSCTO Type 3 Not all compatible models may be listed.Not compatible with the old code switch system or pre 1997 Intellicode system. Genie G3T-BX Intellicode 2 Dual Frequency 315/390 MHz Three Button Visor/Keychain Garage Door Opener Remote Control Part Number 37218R. Works With Genie Intellicode Series II and new Series III garage door openers on 315 and 390 MHz frequency manufactured from 1997 to present. Compatible with newer dual frequency Genie garage door openers. This is a brand new Genie Intellicode 2 model G3T-BX three-button visor or key chain garage door opener or Intellicode radio receiver remote control transmitter.
This remote works with all Genie Intellicode or Overhead Doors Code Dodger garage door openers or gate radio receivers manufactured since 1997. This newly designed remote is compatible with the Genie Intellicode 1 versions also known as the series II control system as well as the new Intellicode 2 system introduced in 2011. Each button can be individually set for either the Intellicode 1 mode or the Intellicode 2 mode. The remote includes programming instructions on how to change the mode of the individual button from Intellicode 2 (factory default) mode to the Intellicode 1 mode. Once each of the button are set to the correct mode for the device it is to operate it then needs to be added to the door opener or radio receivers memory. Will not work on garage door openers or gate receivers that use the older code switch type remotes or the original Intellicode system manufactured prior to 1997. Controls up to three garage door openers or gate radio receivers. Programming Instructions (click) Included Accessories The Genie G3t-BX model is compatible with these models also If you are unsure about compatibility, please contact us prior to purchase SILENTMAX 1000 Belt Drive 3042, 3042-TK3, 3042-TKV, 3042-CCRV SILENTMAX 1200 Belt Drive 4042, 4042-TKC IntelliG-1000 Belt Drive 3024, 3024H-TKC - IntelliG-1200 Belt Drive 4024, 4024HC ChainMax 1000 Chain Drive 3022 - ChainMax 1200 Chain Drive 4022 IntelliG 1000 Chain Drive 3024