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1. #WAYNE DALTON IDRIVE GARAGE DOOR OPENER REMOTE HOW TO#
2. #WAYNE DALTON IDRIVE GARAGE DOOR OPENER REMOTE MANUAL#
3. #WAYNE DALTON IDRIVE GARAGE DOOR OPENER REMOTE CODE#

Now, the 327310 transmitter has a significantly longer battery life thanks to the elimination of the red indicator light that was present on older models.

#WAYNE DALTON IDRIVE GARAGE DOOR OPENER REMOTE CODE#

So at this point all you can do is to purchase a wireless gateway product ( which will add Z-Wave control from the Wayne-Dalton rolling code remotes or wait until the company releases a retrofit kit for your idrive.The Wayne Dalton Garage Door Opener 3 Button Remote 372.0MHz Remote 327310 Transmitter available at North Shore Commercial Door will work with Wayne Dalton Classic Drive garage door opener models using 372 MHz (3014, 3018, 3018DLX, 3514, 3522, 3522DLX), Wayne Dalton Quantum models using 372 MHz (3214, 3314, 3316, 3414), all Wayne Dalton idrive models, all Wayne Dalton Doormaster models (372 MHz), and Wayne Dalton prodrive models (3220C, 3221C, 3222C, 3224C, 3320B, 3322B, 3324B).

#WAYNE DALTON IDRIVE GARAGE DOOR OPENER REMOTE HOW TO#

The opener will also ship with instructions on how to get it into a Z-Wave network. It will have an "add" and "delete" button and four Scene LED's. You will be able to tell a Z-Wave opener from a non Z-Wave opener by looking into the front panel of the opener.

So, the opener Richardfj just purchased is not Z-Wave enabled.

idrive openers will be released in August. Prodrive openers were released late last month to the general public. So at this point the opener is a "Controller". The Z-Wave scenes will support the maximum number of nodes allowed by Z-Wave.Īt this point Wayne-Dalton is not enabling the mechanism to allow the opener to receive commands from other Z-Wave controllers. Basically the opener takes commands from rolling code devices (non-zwave) and converts the signals into triggers for up to 4 Z-Wave scenes. garage door opener keyfob, built-in vehicle remotes (homelink, car2u), keyless entry pads and Z-Wave. The idrive opener will work as a "bridge" between rolling code remotes i.e. My assumption is that the actual z-wave enabled component is the actual opener, and that the rest of the components are not z-wave enabled, but will tie to the network through the opener.Īnyone have any experience with the iDrive? Any thoughts? Suggestions? I'll try to send Wayne-Dalton and email, but I'm thinking they'll have limited experience with HS and z-troller.

I've tried to add all the components (iDrive opener, wall controller, keychain remotes) to the network using the z-troller, but it doesn't seem to recognize the units. I'm running HS2 with Z-Troller as my master controller. But I can't seem to figure out how to add the unit into my network. Wayne-Dalton lays out the connection between the iDrive and z-wave as shown in the attached JPG (they do have a similar sheet for the connection using the gateway controller setup).

#WAYNE DALTON IDRIVE GARAGE DOOR OPENER REMOTE MANUAL#

The manual doesn't include any z-wave documentation, the website doesn't explain the connection either and I can't seem to find any information in any of the online forums. It was the installer's first iDrive installation, so I thought that I could just read through the manual and figure out how to include the iDrive system into my current z-wave network. I just had to have a new garage door opener installed and since I've been curious about the iDrive product for a while ( and ), I had the installer put one in for me.