Dieffematic specializes in automation systems for gates, garage doors, and rolling shutters, providing motors, control units, and universal remote controls.
Dieffematic is a specialized provider of home and industrial automation solutions, focusing on automatic gate systems, garage door openers, and shutter motors. The brand offers a wide range of retrofit kits, control boards, and universal remote controls designed to integrate with or replace existing automation hardware. Products like the RX Multifrequency receiver and MFE photo sensors demonstrate the brand's focus on versatility, allowing compatibility with various major automation protocols.
In addition to complete automation kits such as the ROCKET and AUTUN series, Dieffematic supplies essential spare parts and electronic control units for sliding and swing gates. Their universal rolling code remotes and receivers are particularly popular for consolidating access control across different brands and frequencies. Whether for new installations or maintaining existing systems, Dieffematic provides robust hardware and detailed technical documentation.
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To program a remote, first select the brand combination using the DIP switches on the receiver. Then, press the learn button (S1 or S2) until the LED turns on. Finally, press the button on the remote you wish to pair; the LED will flash to confirm successful programming.
If the signal is weak or non-existent, use the tuning screws on the photocell to adjust the direction of the light beam. Ensure the reflector mirror is aligned correctly and that the lens is free from dirt, ice, or snow.
Yes, the Dieffematic RX Multifrequency receiver includes a brand selector DIP switch that allows it to work with various rolling code and fixed code brands, such as Nice, FAAC, Liftmaster, and Marantec, across frequencies like 433 MHz and 868 MHz.
Press and hold the learn button (S1 or S2) for several seconds until the LED turns off. This action usually erases all stored remote data from the memory card permanently.