The Digi-Code DC-5010 is a 300 MHz visor-style transmitter for Multi-Code and Digi-Code fixed-code radio systems. It is used for one compatible receiver channel and is commonly selected when a customer wants a larger vehicle remote instead of a compact keychain transmitter. The remote uses 10 on/off DIP switches, so the code is set by matching the switch pattern to the receiver or existing transmitter.
This model belongs to the older 300 MHz Multi-Code compatible family. It is commonly cross-referenced to Multi-Code and Linear MCS part numbers, but it should still be confirmed by frequency and code format. It will not replace 310 MHz Stanley-compatible models, Linear MegaCode receivers, Security+ openers, or other rolling-code systems.
For a 300 MHz Multi-Code compatible system, the DC-5010 is the visor style and the DC-5040 is the keychain style. Both require the correct DIP-switch match.
Programming is normally low-voltage radio setup by DIP switch. Do not open high-voltage operator compartments unless qualified and authorized to service the gate or garage door operator.
The DC-5010 uses 300 MHz.
It is commonly used with Multi-Code compatible 300 MHz fixed-code systems associated with 3089 and MCS308911 references, but the existing receiver format should be confirmed.
The DC-5010 is a visor-style transmitter. The DC-5040 is the related keychain-style model.
No. It uses 10 DIP switches that are manually set to match the receiver or a working remote.
Yes, if the gate operator has a compatible 300 MHz Multi-Code or Digi-Code fixed-code receiver connected to it.
