My garage door openers do not have screw terminals for the control wires. They just stick into the connection block.
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I’m currently using a competitor’s remote garage opener and going to switch to Wyze. I’m having the same scenario that my garage opener itself is not compatible by default.
However, I found a hack to the scenario but it requires some DIY skills. First, you need to buy a regular garage opener remote, then with some soldering, connect garage opener’s control wires to the remote, so that the wires will short the button on it. Problem solved.
There might be some pre-made remote mentioned in the previous step but I can’t find any online. If anyone has a similar problem you can try it, those regular remotes only costs like $10 each.
Many of us that don’t have a GDO that allows us to short it, still can use the Wyze GDC. The way includes adding wires to the button inside a spare remote. Then test those two wires by shorting them to trip your remote. If that works for you, then you simply use the Wyze GDC wires and attach them to the remotes external wires. I think more detailed instructions and pictures are shown in this thread or another thread here as a “how to”
I have an old Genie GS850 garage door opener that requires the garage door button to be pressed once to open and twice to close the door. As it stands, the Wyze garage door controller can open the door but it cannot close it. This is because the app has a built-in 5 second delay when the close door button is pressed so the button can not be pressed twice in quick succession to close the door.
Thanks for the tip, but I got my electrical engineering degree from a Cheerios box and I want a product designed for plug and play before I trust myself to use it.
For others checking this wishlist in the future, I just wanted give you a workaround for now…and Maybe Wyze could even sell their own universal remote control that is already wired to support this, but I also have a Garage Door that is “Incompatible” with the Wyze GDC…but thanks to the following thread, I was able to wire the GDC to a remote control and now the Wyze GDC actually opens and closes my Garage just fine:
Granted that is not an official Wyze solution, but I can now use this product on my “Incompatible” Liftmaster Garage door that has a yellow learn button. So, there may be others in here that would be interested in checking out that thread too since it made it possible for me.
Have you received any response? Just saw Wyze Garage Door, and would liked to have one but I too have the Chamberlain D2101, and it has the yellow button.
