Scimagic Manuals & User Guides
Manufacturer of wireless automation solutions, specializing in universal remote controls, receiver modules, and safety beam sensors for gates and garage doors.
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Shenzhen Scimagic Development Technology Co., Ltd. is a specialized manufacturer of RF remote control solutions located in Shenzhen, China. With over a decade of experience in the electronic information design and manufacturing sector, Scimagic provides a comprehensive range of wireless access control products. Their core offerings include universal garage door remote controls, fixed and rolling code duplicators, receiver control boards, and infrared photocell beam sensors aimed at the automation market.
Scimagic is particularly known for its cross-compatible remote controls that support various frequencies (such as 433.92MHz and 868MHz) and major brand protocols (like Sommer and LiftMaster). The company focuses on safety and convenience, supplying accessories for automatic gate openers, curtain controllers, and smart home systems. Dedicated to technical support and quality assurance, Scimagic serves both residential and industrial clients worldwide.
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Scimagic Auto Scan RF Multi Frequency Universal Remote Control Duplicator User Manual
Scimagic RC 433 Garage Door Remote Control Transmitter Instruction Manual
Scimagic RC 1527 Universal Gate Remote Control Switch User Manual
Scimagic SMG-233 Garage Remote Control User Manual
Scimagic 120 DB Flash Led Strobe Light Wired Siren User Manual
Scimagic MITTO 2 Garage Door Receiver User Manual
Scimagic RC 4335E Remote Control User Manual
Scimagic 24V RC Led Flashing Light User Manual
Scimagic SMG-008 Remote Control User Manual
Scimagic RC-SMG918 V15.0 Télécommande Universelle - Guide de Programmation
Scimagic SMG-015 Garage Door Opener Remote Code Learning Guide
Scimagic RC Handset to Receiver Programming Manual
Scimagic Garage Door Opener Remote Programming Instructions
Scimagic Remote Control Programming Guide | Shenzhen Scimagic Development Technology
Scimagic FD203 Universal Garage Remote Control Programming Guide
Scimagic SEIP SKR433-3 MIDI Remote Control Programming and Memory Deletion Guide
Scimagic SMG-015 Remote Control Programming Guide for Garage Doors
Scimagic Auto Scan RF Multi Frequency Universal Remote Control Duplicator User Guide
Scimagic RC 433 Universal Remote Control Programmer - User Manual
Scimagic-RC Fastener Clip: Adjustable Car Sun Visor Holder for Gate Remotes (47-68mm)
2 Channel 433MHz RF Receiver Module with Learning Code - Product Manual
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Scimagic ME960-LM Garage Door Remote Control User Manual
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How do I clone a rolling code remote with a Scimagic universal duplicator?
To clone a rolling code remote, first clear the history by pressing buttons 1 and 2 until the LED flashes. Then, place the original remote 4-60cm away from the Scimagic remote. Press and hold the button you wish to copy on the original remote until the Scimagic LED flashes rapidly. Finally, press the desired button on the Scimagic remote to store the code. You may then need to pair the new remote with your receiver.
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Is the Scimagic SMG-SOMMER remote compatible with older Sommer models?
Yes, the Scimagic SMG-SOMMER 868 MHz remote is designed to be compatible with older Sommer 868MHz models, including Sommer 4026, 4020, 4031, 4025, 4011, and 4035.
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What type of batteries do Scimagic photocell sensors use?
Scimagic battery-powered safety beam sensors typically use 2 AAA (1.5V) batteries for the transmitter unit, while the receiver unit is generally wired to a 12V-24V DC power source from the gate motor.
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How do I reset my Scimagic remote to factory settings?
To clear the codes on many Scimagic models, press and hold buttons A and B (or 1 and 2) simultaneously until the LED flashes rapidly (usually 3 times). Release button B while holding A, then press B three times slowly. The LED should flash continuously, indicating the memory is cleared.