1. Introduction
This manual provides instructions for the setup, operation, and maintenance of your ROGER E80 TX52R 2-channel fixed code remote control. This device is designed for duplicating existing fixed code remote controllers operating at 433.92 MHz, commonly used for garage doors, electronic gates, barrier gates, sliding doors, automatic doors, rolling doors, shutters, and various home automation systems.
Figure 1: Front view of the remote control.
2. Specifications
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Model Number | Roger E80 TX52R E80/TX52R/2 |
| Encoding Method | Fixed code (Face to Face Clone) |
| Frequency | 433MHz / 433.92MHz |
| Number of Buttons | 4 |
| Battery Model | 12V 27A (included, replaceable) |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 6.5 x 2.5 x 1 cm |
| Features | LED Indicator, Sliding Cover, Compact Design |
2.1 Compatible Models
This remote control is compatible with the following ROGER models:
- ROGER TX22
- ROGER H80
- ROGER E80
- ROGER E80 TX54R
- ROGER E80 TX52R
Always verify the brand, model, and frequency of your existing remote control before attempting to clone.
Figure 2: Examples of compatible ROGER remote controls.
2.2 Cloning Chip Types
This duplicator supports a wide range of fixed code chips, including but not limited to:
- 2260 (PT2260, SC2260, LX2260, HX2260)
- 2262 (PT2262, SC2262, LX2262, HS2262, HX2262)
- PT2264, PT2240 (LX2240)
- 1527 (EV1527, HS1527, HX1527)
- FP527, CS5211, SMC918, SMC926
- AX5026, AX5326-3, AX5326-4
- HT600, HT680, HT6207, HT6010, HT6012, HT6013, HT6014, HT12D
- HT46F49E, PIC16F629, PIC16F630
3. Setup and Cloning Instructions
The cloning process requires an original, working remote control. Ensure your original remote control has internal dip switches and yellow buttons for compatibility.
3.1 Step 1: Clear the History Code from the Duplicator
- Press and hold buttons A and B simultaneously until the LED indicator flashes three times.
- Release button B (while continuing to press button A).
- Press button B slowly three times. The LED will flash.
- Release button A. The code clearance is now complete.
3.2 Step 2: Copy Code from Original Transmitter
- Place the duplicator remote control as close as possible to your original transmitter.
- Press and hold button A on your original transmitter.
- While still holding button A on the original, press and hold button A on the duplicator. Continue holding both until the duplicator's LED flashes.
- Release both buttons. The code for button A is now copied.
- Repeat this process for other buttons (B, C, D) as needed, using the corresponding buttons on both remotes.
Figure 3: Face-to-face cloning method.
3.3 Video Demonstration: Cloning and Operation
Video 1: Demonstration of the remote control cloning process and basic operation with a receiver and light.
4. Operating Instructions
After successfully cloning the desired functions, simply press the corresponding button (A, B, C, or D) on your new remote control to activate the linked device (e.g., open/close a garage door, activate an alarm system).
Figure 4: Remote control with attached keychain for portability.
5. Maintenance
5.1 Battery Replacement
The remote control uses a 12V 27A battery, which typically lasts for approximately 2 years with continuous repetitive use. When the remote's range decreases or the LED indicator becomes dim, it may be time to replace the battery. To replace the battery, carefully open the remote's casing and insert a new 12V 27A battery, ensuring correct polarity.
5.2 Cleaning
Clean the remote control with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the casing or buttons.
5.3 Sliding Cover
The remote features a sliding cover to prevent accidental button presses. Ensure the cover operates smoothly and keep it free from debris.
Figure 5: Remote control with its sliding cover.
6. Troubleshooting
- Remote not working after cloning: Ensure your original remote is a fixed code type and operates at 433.92 MHz. This duplicator does not work with rolling code remote controls. Verify that the cloning steps were followed precisely, especially the code clearance and face-to-face positioning.
- Weak signal or reduced range: Check the battery. A low battery can significantly impact performance. Replace the 12V 27A battery if necessary.
- Accidental button presses: Utilize the sliding cover feature to protect the buttons when not in use.
7. Applications
This remote control can be used for a wide range of applications, including:
- Garage doors
- Electronic gates
- Barrier gates
- Sliding doors
- Automatic doors
- Rolling doors and shutters
- Electrical appliances and home automation (e.g., lights)
- Alarm systems
- Access control systems
Figure 6: Remote control in use with an automatic gate system.
8. User Tips
- Always perform the code clearance step before attempting to clone a new remote to ensure no residual codes interfere with the process.
- When cloning, ensure both remotes are in close proximity and held steady to facilitate a successful signal transfer.
- If you encounter difficulties, try replacing the battery in your new remote or the original remote to ensure sufficient power for cloning.
9. Warranty and Support
All products are individually inspected before dispatch to ensure they are sent out in perfect condition. If you have any questions or encounter problems with your item, please contact the seller for assistance. They will be happy to help resolve any issues.
