Digi-Code Wireless Keypad 5202 DC5202 Compatible Multi-Code 298601 310Mhz Garage Opener
The Digi-Code DC-5202 is an exterior wireless keypad used with compatible 310 MHz fixed-code garage door and gate radio systems. It gives the user PIN-based access at the garage, entry gate, or other controlled opening without handing out a visor remote. The flip-lid housing helps protect the keypad from weather exposure, and the battery-powered design keeps installation simple because no low-voltage keypad cable is normally required.
This keypad is built for older DIP switch radio systems, not modern encrypted or rolling-code radio platforms. The keypad must match the receiver's 310 MHz frequency and the installed code-switch format. It is commonly associated with Stanley 2986 / 298601 style keypad replacement searches and with Digi-Code 310 MHz receiver families. For community gates, older garages, or mixed legacy installations, the main ordering risk is confusing this 310 MHz keypad with 300 MHz Multi-Code or 310 MHz Delta 3 products.
Compatible With
- Digi-Code 310 MHz receivers such as DC-5102 and DC-5150 when set for the matching 310 MHz fixed-code format.
- Stanley 310 MHz DIP switch garage door opener and receiver systems, including Stanley 2986 / 298601 keypad replacement applications.
- Stanley 1016, 1018, 1027, 1037, 1038, 1040, 1044, 1047, 1049, 1050, 1050-15, 1076, 1079, 1082, 1094, 1097, 1100, 24911, 51-4271, 51-4272, 51-4273, 51-4369, and 51-4726 where the opener uses 310 MHz fixed-code DIP switch radio control
- Stanley compatible dealer opener models 5100, 5105, 5170, 5300SD, 5350, 5360, 5400 w/r, 7000, 7005, 7100, 7105, 7200, 7205, 7270, 7400, 7405, T120, T125, T130, T135, T140, and T145 when equipped with the matching 310 MHz Stanley style receiver
- Select gate operators using a compatible 310 MHz fixed-code receiver, when the receiver is wired to the gate operator input.
Features and Specifications
| Manufacturer | Digi-Code |
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| Product Type | Wireless keypad / keyless entry |
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| Part Number | 5202 / DC-5202 |
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| Application | PIN access for compatible 310 MHz fixed-code garage and gate receivers |
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| Frequency | 310 MHz |
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| Code Format | 10-position DIP switch fixed-code radio format |
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| Power | 9V battery style keypad |
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| Housing | Flip-lid exterior keypad housing |
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| Related Replacement Searches | Stanley 2986, 298601, STAKP style keypad applications |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- 5202
- DC5202
- DC-5202
- 2986
- 298601
- STAKP
- Stanley keypad 298601
- Digi-Code 5202 keypad
Technician Note
When a keypad will not work after programming, the most common causes are wrong frequency, wrong DIP switch pattern, weak battery, or a receiver from a different radio family. A 310 MHz keypad will not operate a 300 MHz Multi-Code receiver.
Before Ordering
- Confirm the receiver is 310 MHz and fixed code.
- Match the keypad code settings to the receiver or existing working transmitter.
- Confirm the site does not require a rolling-code or learn-button keypad.
- Replace the battery if range is poor or programming is inconsistent.
- Mount the keypad where users can reach it safely but children cannot operate the door or gate unsupervised.
Professional Advisory
A keypad only provides an open command. It is not a safety sensor, exit device, or entrapment protection device. Gate and garage systems must still have the required safety devices installed and working.
Important Ordering Warnings
Do not confuse DC-5202 with DC-5200. DC-5202 is the 310 MHz Stanley style keypad; DC-5200 is the 300 MHz Multi-Code style keypad.
Product Questions and Answers
What frequency is the Digi-Code DC-5202 keypad?
The DC-5202 operates on 310 MHz for compatible Stanley style and Digi-Code fixed-code receiver systems.
Is this keypad the same as the DC-5200?
No. DC-5202 is the 310 MHz keypad. DC-5200 is normally used with 300 MHz Multi-Code style receivers.
Can this replace a Stanley 298601 keypad?
It is commonly associated with Stanley 2986 / 298601 style keypad replacement applications when the receiver is the matching 310 MHz fixed-code type.
Does the keypad need wiring?
The keypad is battery powered and transmits wirelessly to the compatible receiver. The receiver itself must already be wired to the operator.
Will this keypad work with a modern rolling-code opener?
No. It is for compatible fixed-code DIP switch systems, not modern rolling-code or learn-button-only systems.
