1. Introduction
The ICANING AK-K231205 V1.1 is a multi-functional and user-friendly 433.92 MHz copy remote control. It supports online programming, allowing for repeated burning and writing, and features a built-in EEPROM. This device can copy other ordinary remote controls of the same frequency, clear and learn codes at any time, making it convenient and fast to use. It is suitable for various applications such as car remote control, lighting control, smart home remote control, electric door remote control, telescopic door remote control, and garage door remote control.
2. Specifications
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Model Number | AK-K231205 V1.1 |
| Working Frequency | 433.92 MHz (customizable) |
| Wireless Communication | RF |
| Battery Type | CR2032 button battery (one) |
| Working Method | Copying |
| Shell Material | ABS |
| Product Size | 65 x 15 x 36 mm (including shell) |
| Net Weight | 19.5g (including shell and keychain) |
| Certification | CE |
| Supported Chips | 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, HCS101, HCS200/HCS201 (part code), and other single chip microcomputers where the digital portion of the chip can be the same model. |
The four buttons on the remote control can respectively copy four different types of chips, allowing one remote control to operate four different types of facilities. It offers faster copy data speed, is less prone to losing codes, and provides a far transmission distance.
3. Setup and Initial Programming
3.1. Code Clearing Method
Before copying, it is essential to clear any existing codes from the duplicator remote control.
- Simultaneously press and hold the unlock button and the lock button on the copy remote control. (Note: On some shells, these might be the up and down buttons).
- Continue holding until the LED indicator light flashes three times.
- While still pressing one button, release the other button.
- Press the released button three times continuously.
- The LED indicator will then enter a fast flashing status, indicating that all memory data is cleared. The cleared remote control will not have a lighting LED indicator when any button is pressed.
3.2. Copy Pairing Operation
To copy a code from an original remote control to the duplicator:
- Hold the original remote controller in one hand and the copy remote control in the other.
- Place the two remote controls as closely as possible. The ideal situation is to place them side by side on a flat surface with zero distance between them.
- Simultaneously press both the desired button on the original remote control and the corresponding button on the copy remote control.
- Continue holding both buttons until the copy remote control's indicator light changes from a fast flash to a steady light. This indicates successful copying for that button.
- Release both remote control buttons.
- Repeat this process for each button you wish to copy until all desired buttons are programmed.
4. Operating Instructions
4.1. General Use
Once programmed, the copy remote control functions identically to the original remote. Simply press the corresponding button to activate the linked device.
4.2. Recovery Code Operation
If you accidentally clear the codes, you can attempt to restore previously cleared remote control codes:
- Press and hold both the trunk button and the speaker button simultaneously on the copy remote control.
- Continue holding until the indicator light flashes quickly. This action will restore the previously cleared remote control code.
5. Maintenance and Care
- Ensure the electronic pressure does not exceed the working pressure of the device.
- Avoid using the remote control in environments with high radio interference, as this may reduce the launch range.
- Keep the remote control out of reach of children.
- Do not use the remote control in humid environments, as this may result in damage to the remote sensing machinery.
- Clean the remote control with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
6. Troubleshooting
6.1. Copying Issues
- Copy not successful: If the copy process fails, ensure the original remote control is working correctly and that its frequency matches the duplicator's frequency. Re-attempt the copy process after clearing the code on the duplicator.
- Rolling code chips: It is generally not recommended to copy rolling code chips due to inherent uncertainties. It is difficult to determine if the original remote control chip is an encryption chip, which can prevent successful duplication.
- Reduced transmitting power: Some original remote controls may have lower transmitting power. In such cases, place the original remote control directly against the duplicator for optimal signal transfer during the copying process.
- Interference: Avoid operating the remote control in the presence of significant noise or interference, as this can hinder successful copying.
7. User Tips
- For best results during copying, ensure both the original and duplicator remotes have fresh batteries.
- Always perform a code clearing operation on the duplicator before attempting to copy new codes to prevent conflicts.
- Test the copied functions immediately after programming to ensure successful duplication.
8. Warranty and Support
For detailed information regarding warranty, returns, and technical support, please refer to the official product documentation or contact the seller directly. A comprehensive user manual in PDF format may be available for download from the seller's website or via the following link: User Manual (PDF).
This product is CE certified, indicating compliance with European health, safety, and environmental protection standards.