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If you're looking to program a Boss 2211-L remote to your Boss/Steel-Line BRD1 motor, you've come to the right place. In this guide, we'll walk you through the process step by step to ensure a hassle-free garage door remote programming experience.

Instructions

Step 1: Access The Motor Control Panel

Start by removing the faceplate of your wall-mounted motor control panel. You'll find a tiny slot at the bottom centre of the grey faceplate, which allows you to insert a flat screwdriver and easily remove the cover. This step is essential to access the radio set/learn button.

Step 2: Locate and Activate the Learn Button

Once the faceplate is removed, look for the radio set/learn button, typically a small circle button in red or black. Push this button once. As you do so, a light will illuminate, indicating that your motor is now ready to accept a new remote.

Step 3: Program Your New Remote

With the motor prepared, it's time to program your new Boss 2211-L remote. Press any button on the remote that you want to use for operating the garage door. After pressing the button, release it. On the motor control panel, you'll notice a learning light that will blink to indicate that the code has been successfully learned.

Step 4: Finalise The Programming

To complete the garage door remote programming process, push the learn/code set button on the motor control panel once and release it. Test your newly programmed remote to ensure it operates the door as expected. Finally, place the faceplate back onto the motor control panel, securing it in place.

Video Instructions:

By following these straightforward steps, you can effortlessly program your Boss 2211-L remote to your Boss/Steel-Line BRD1 motor, giving you the convenience of remote-controlled access to your garage. Whether you're setting up a new remote or replacing an existing one, this process ensures your garage door operates smoothly with your remote control.

In conclusion, programming your garage door remote is a straightforward task that can be completed in just a few minutes. By following the provided instructions, you can enjoy the ease and convenience of controlling your garage door with your newly programmed Boss 2211-L remote. Say goodbye to manual operation and hello to the convenience of remote-controlled access.

Programming your B&D remote from your has never been easier. Just follow the step-by-step instructions in the video above and you're all set!

Coding Via Motor (Using a Compatible Remote)

Use the following instructions if you are using a B&D compatible remote. 

Step 1: Button Preparation

Begin by pushing and holding the button on the new remote that you want to use to to operate the motor (do not release this button). 

Step 2: Press and Release the Code Set Button

Locate the CODE SET button on your garage door motor. It's essential to know where this button is to complete the programming process. Push and release the CODE SET button.

Step 3: Test the Remote

Stand clear of the door and test the remote. 

Coding Via Motor (Using a Original Remote)

Use the following instructions if you are using your original B&D remote. 

Step 1: Button Preparation

Begin by pushing and holding the button on the new remote that you want to use to to operate the motor (do not release this button). 

Step 2: Press and Release the Code Set Button

Locate the CODE SET button on your garage door motor. It's essential to know where this button is to complete the programming process. Push and release the CODE SET button.

Step 3: Test the Remote

Stand clear of the door and test the remote. 

Erasing Motor Memory 

Alternatively, you may want to erase the programmed motor to erase the connection between all synched remotes.

Step 1: Press and Release the Code Set Button

Press and hold the CODE SET button located on the motor until the light begins to flash (approx. 5-10 seconds). All remotes should now be erased. 

Summary

If the programming is successful, the garage door should respond to the remote's signal by either opening or closing, depending on its current state. If you see this response, congratulations - your B&D remote control is now programmed. 

If the garage door doesn't respond as expected, don't worry; simply repeat the steps to ensure that you've followed the process accurately.

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