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That's better..... :p
So I assume I was probably on the right track in that there was a button on the opener itself that needed to be pressed to program the rolling code? It helps to mention some of the steps required, sometime someone may put "garage door opener" into the search engine and come up with an answer.
The other significant thing I mentioned that you don't hear of very much is that the clue to knowing if your garage door opener will work with a rolling code garage door is the color of the small flashing LED's. I wasn;t sure which one was for rolling code, it evidently is amber for rolling code and green for non-rolling code, as you indicated.
YES the folks at Homelink that I have needed to talk to seemed very nice.
YES (as an ad for some business around here mentions): "In a world of technology, PEOPLE make the difference". (Don't use that for anything official, may be trademarked).
It WOULD be nice to know when MB changed to rolling code, I never have found out officially. Keep the color of LED's in mind at that should keep the answer less significant.
It would help to refer to this feature as "Garage Door Opener" or "Homelink", to talk about it as "RF" still makes me think of in terms of remote unlocking issues.
Nhodges, I am unsure if a 94 has Homelink or not, should be on the bottom of the inside rearview mirror if it has it.
OH, Albert, was the old mirror rolling code (amber) or fixed code (green)? In other words did you get the update to rolling code when you got the new mirror, or was the old mirror rolling code also?
Gilly
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