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Mighty Mule® Dual Button Key Chain Entry Transmitter FM134
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SKU Number: 3605079
Manufacturers Number: FM134
Brand: Mighty Mule®
Number of Buttons: 2
Included: Visor Clip, Battery & Keychain
Manufacturers Number: FM134
Brand: Mighty Mule®
Number of Buttons: 2
Included: Visor Clip, Battery & Keychain
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The Mighty Mule FM134 Dual Button Key Chain Entry Transmitter allows you to open multiple automatic gate openers with the click of a button.
- Similar to the standard transmitter included in gate opener kit, except this model includes keychain and an extra programmable button
- Buttons can be programmed to operate a garage door and gate or two different gates
- Must also purchase a universal garage door receiver
- Includes visor clip and battery
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Location: Katy TX
Dissapointingly non compatable with other openers
Date:February 16, 2010
I like most of you bought the 2 button opener thinking I could get it to open more than one device. I have a 3 car garage and a Mighty Mule FM200 driveway gate so I'm trying to leave room on my sun visors for all the openers.
This device is NOT programable to open other manufacturers devices, and will not explain the frequencies it can work on, or how to set up dip switches to open other manufacturers openers.
In classic Mighty Mule style you have to buy something another piece of equipment to do that.
I can't find it at TSC, but Mighty Mule sells some kind of "signal converter" that will recieve the signal from your dual button transmitter, then interpret that signal to send a signal to your other opener (like Genie, Chamberlin, etc.)
This is not advertised, nor evident on the box, but found in some miniscule text of the instructions. These kind of surprises cost more money and time to solve that I don't have.
I really don't want to call Mighty Mule and wait the typical 30 minuted the technical support line takes to find out how to program the second button to talk to the signal converting device either.
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