Programming the SS Series of Products
Programming a transmitter (push button, door sensor, motion sensor, etc.) to the plug-in receiver is necessary for the two pieces to work together.Take a moment to watch this short video that demonstrates how to program a transmitter to the receiver.
Updated: September 7, 2026Original publish date: November 22, 2021
Programming a transmitter (push button, door sensor, motion sensor, etc.) to the plug-in receiver is necessary for the two pieces to work together.
Take a moment to watch this short video that demonstrates how to program a transmitter to the receiver.
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