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FD154 is a fixed code four button remote. Each button can be programmed individually with a 12 or 24 bit binary code on Europe timebase. They are compatible with most european fixed code remotes for gate and garage door control panels or standalone receivers. Three black buttons are marked A, B, C, and a red button marked  D.

FD154's transmit on 433MHz at less than 1mW. Range is typically 50m. FD154 uses two CR2016 batteries. A small blue LED lights when the button is pressed. If you do not see the blue light, check the batteries. 

FD154 is delivered a random code on each button. A new code can be learned individually onto each button from an other 433MHz remote. Each button is set by learning from another 433MHz fixed code remote. Refer to the associated instruction leaflet.

FR36 is a rolling code two button remote. It is compatible with all Foresee control panels and standalone receivers. The original FR36 have a GP27A battery. Later FR36B versions use CR3032 batteries. A small blue LED lights when the button is pressed. If you do not see the blue light, check the battery.

There is also a  4 button version code FR46. The range is known collectively as paw print remotes. They transmit on 433MHz at less than 1mW.

Range is typically 50m. Rolling code remotes cannot be cloned, so are more secure. Each remote has a unique number. No two are alike. The unique number is learned into each control panel that the remote is to control. The sequence sent includes the number of thebutton pressed, so once a control panel knows one button, it can respond to any other button on the remote.