Thanks. Sounds like this is exactly what I need to do, as I bought a couple of those new HSE4 to replace broken HSE2 and they don’t work too well in compatibility mode.
Hi, is it possible to reverse the procedure from fixed to rolling code? I've tried but it doesn't seem to work. When I reset it now it only blinks red (not blue anymore) please help 🙏
Hi Chris, Thanks for the comment and apologies for the delay in getting back to you. This process can be reversed. You simply need to do everything in the video up until the point you insert the battery. However, this time instead of releasing when the red LED goes solid, release the button when the Blue LED goes solid.
@@EasyGatesDirect thanks, I finally managed to reverse it. Unfortunately the new remote came with a low battery and had to replace it first. That's why it only blinked red when I tried to reset it thanks again
I have one remote and it has two red flashes, on all four buttons. I tried to reset it but I have two red flashes, nothing else. Does anybody knows what means this and how can be reset??
One of my remotes was stolen. How do I create a new frequency for the remotes and the otherone that was stolen, do not work if someone tries do get in?
Hi @MsPepemc,, Thanks for the comment. We would suggest you carrying out a full deletion on your garage operator. This process will be different from system to system, but if you let us know the model of your operator, we can help find this out. we would also then recommend resetting one of the existing remotes before learning these back into the operator. To reset the transmitter with a new code, please see the below instruction on how to do this. Each hand transmitter button is assigned to a new radio code by means of the following steps. 1. Open the hand transmitter housing and remove the battery for 10 seconds (see section 5.1). 2. Press a circuit board button and keep it pressed. 3. Insert the battery. - The LED slowly flashes in blue for 4 seconds. - The LED flashes rapidly in blue for 2 seconds. - The LED is illuminated blue for a long time. 4. Release the circuit board button. All radio codes are newly assigned. 5. Close the hand transmitter housing. We hope the above information helps! Any other queries, please let us know. Many thanks The Easygates Direct Team
Thanks. Sounds like this is exactly what I need to do, as I bought a couple of those new HSE4 to replace broken HSE2 and they don’t work too well in compatibility mode.
thank you for this! It works! This is not in the manual when you order a new remote. Should be!
Helpful short video - thanks !
No problem, glad it was helpful!
Hi can promatic seroes 4 bisecure work with old remote hsm4 with fix code?
Hi, is it possible to reverse the procedure from fixed to rolling code? I've tried but it doesn't seem to work. When I reset it now it only blinks red (not blue anymore) please help 🙏
Hi Chris, Thanks for the comment and apologies for the delay in getting back to you. This process can be reversed. You simply need to do everything in the video up until the point you insert the battery. However, this time instead of releasing when the red LED goes solid, release the button when the Blue LED goes solid.
@@EasyGatesDirect thanks, I finally managed to reverse it. Unfortunately the new remote came with a low battery and had to replace it first. That's why it only blinked red when I tried to reset it thanks again
I have one remote and it has two red flashes, on all four buttons. I tried to reset it but I have two red flashes, nothing else. Does anybody knows what means this and how can be reset??
One of my remotes was stolen. How do I create a new frequency for the remotes and the otherone that was stolen, do not work if someone tries do get in?
Hi @MsPepemc,,
Thanks for the comment. We would suggest you carrying out a full deletion on your garage operator. This process will be different from system to system, but if you let us know the model of your operator, we can help find this out. we would also then recommend resetting one of the existing remotes before learning these back into the operator. To reset the transmitter with a new code, please see the below instruction on how to do this.
Each hand transmitter button is assigned to a new radio code by means of the following steps.
1. Open the hand transmitter housing and remove the battery for 10 seconds (see section 5.1).
2. Press a circuit board button and keep it pressed.
3. Insert the battery. - The LED slowly flashes in blue for 4 seconds. - The LED flashes rapidly in blue for 2 seconds. - The LED is illuminated blue for a long time.
4. Release the circuit board button. All radio codes are newly assigned.
5. Close the hand transmitter housing.
We hope the above information helps! Any other queries, please let us know.
Many thanks
The Easygates Direct Team