The Transmitter Solutions TRAEMP310LID21V is the Gate Openers Unlimited catalog SKU for the Emperor transmitter identified in manufacturer documentation as model EMP310LID21V. This is a traditional one-button visor-style wireless transmitter operating at 310 MHz for compatible fixed-code DIP-switch receiver systems.
The transmitter uses a white push button, a visor-style housing, and one 9V battery. The manufacturer identifies Linear DT compatibility and documents use with DIP-switch receivers operating at 310 MHz. The programming manual specifically describes an eight-digit toggle code switch and illustrates switch positions 1 through 8.
The EMP310LID21V sends a single 310 MHz radio command to a compatible receiver. It is commonly used as a replacement or additional vehicle visor transmitter when the existing receiver uses the matching 310 MHz fixed-code DIP-switch format.
Programming is performed by matching the transmitter's code switch pattern to the code used by the compatible receiver or an existing functioning transmitter. This is a fixed-code transmitter and should not be ordered solely because another remote is also labeled 310 MHz.
There is a manufacturer documentation conflict that matters when replacing an old remote. The current Transmitter Solutions product page lists 8 dip switches. The manufacturer programming manual describes an eight-digit toggle code switch and shows eight switch positions. The manufacturer cut sheet, however, contains a "10 Dip Switches" feature line while also listing 256 code combinations.
Because the current product page and the actual programming manual identify the 8-position format, this product should not be selected as a 10-switch transmitter without checking the physical transmitter or receiver. Verify the switch bank before ordering.
Gate Openers Unlimited uses TRAEMP310LID21V as the catalog SKU. Transmitter Solutions documentation identifies the transmitter model as EMP310LID21V.
One current manufacturer product-page field also displays EMP300LID21V even though the page heading, 310 MHz product category, manual, and cut sheet identify EMP310LID21V. For replacement work, verify the physical product label and the 310 MHz system requirement.
The EMP310LID21V-C is the related Emperor ChargeGuard version. The manufacturer identifies that model as a 310 MHz, one-button, 8-DIP-switch visor transmitter compatible with Linear DT and equipped with a ChargeGuard LED. Do not assume the standard EMP310LID21V includes the ChargeGuard feature.
The Transmitter Solutions 310MCD21V2 is also a 310 MHz one-button visor transmitter, but the manufacturer identifies it as a 10-DIP-switch transmitter compatible with the Stanley 1050. It is not automatically interchangeable with the EMP310LID21V just because both transmit at 310 MHz.
Transmitters using a different frequency, different code-switch format, or a different radio protocol are not automatically compatible. Match the receiver system, frequency, and switch format before ordering.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Transmitter Solutions |
| Product Family | Emperor |
| Catalog SKU | TRAEMP310LID21V |
| Manufacturer Model | EMP310LID21V |
| Product Type | Wireless visor transmitter |
| Operating Frequency | 310 MHz |
| Number of Buttons | 1 |
| Button | White |
| Mounting Style | Visor model with clip slot |
| Code Switch Format | 8-position DIP/toggle code switch per current product page and programming manual; manufacturer cut sheet contains a conflicting 10-switch statement |
| Code Combinations | 256 |
| Battery | 1 x 9V battery |
| Operating Temperature | -20 F to 100 F |
| Overall Dimensions | 2-3/8 x 3-1/2 x 3/4 inch |
| Weight | 3 oz |
| Verified Named Compatibility | Linear DT |
| Warranty | 2 years per manufacturer documentation |
The biggest ordering mistake on this transmitter is matching frequency while ignoring the code-switch format. Transmitter Solutions' own documents contain an 8-switch versus 10-switch conflict for EMP310LID21V, but the current product page and programming manual specifically show eight switch positions. A true 310 MHz 10-switch application may require a different transmitter family. Open the existing remote or inspect the receiver before ordering.
Access to the EMP310LID21V code switches is through the bottom front cover. The manufacturer manual instructs the user to set the eight-digit toggle code switch to match the code used by another functioning transmitter or the compatible system receiver. After the code is set, reinstall the battery and cover and test the transmitter while the gate or door is visible and the travel area is clear.
If the transmitter LED does not light, inspect the 9V battery condition and battery isolator. If the LED lights but the receiver does not respond, recheck the code-switch pattern and verify receiver compatibility. Reduced operating range may indicate a weak transmitter battery, but receiver antenna problems or radio interference may also require system diagnosis.
A remote-control compatibility problem should not be corrected by bypassing gate safety devices, photo eyes, monitored safety edges, entrapment protection, or operator safety circuits. If the receiver or operator has an electrical fault, damaged wiring, or an unclear safety-circuit problem, have the system inspected by a qualified gate, garage door, or access control technician.
TRAEMP310LID21V is the supplied catalog SKU, while Transmitter Solutions identifies the Emperor transmitter itself as model EMP310LID21V. Verify the physical product label and 310 MHz requirement when replacing an older remote.
The current Transmitter Solutions product page lists 8 dip switches, and the manufacturer programming manual describes and illustrates an eight-position code switch. One manufacturer cut sheet contains a conflicting 10 DIP switch line. Count the physical switch positions on the existing remote or receiver before ordering.
Yes. Transmitter Solutions specifically identifies Linear DT compatibility for the EMP310LID21V. The receiver frequency and fixed-code switch format should still be verified before ordering a replacement transmitter.
No. Matching 310 MHz frequency alone does not prove compatibility. The manufacturer documents this transmitter for compatible 310 MHz DIP-switch receiver systems. Verify the receiver's frequency and code-switch format before ordering.
Do not substitute it automatically. Transmitter Solutions identifies the 310MCD21V2 as a 310 MHz 10-DIP-switch transmitter compatible with the Stanley 1050, while the EMP310LID21V is documented for Linear DT compatibility and an eight-position code switch in the current manual.
The standard EMP310LID21V should not be assumed to include ChargeGuard. Transmitter Solutions identifies EMP310LID21V-C as the related ChargeGuard version. Verify the exact suffix when that feature is required.
The manufacturer manual instructs the user to set the transmitter's eight-position toggle code switch to match the authorized code used by a functioning transmitter or compatible receiver. The switch pattern must match the receiver system.
Recheck the code-switch positions and verify that the receiver is a compatible 310 MHz DIP-switch system. If the code and compatibility are correct, the receiver, antenna, radio interference, or operator input may require diagnosis by a qualified technician.