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How to Program a Tiltamatic Magic Key Compatible Remote (TRG306, TR300, TRV300, TRG303)
Updated September 9, 2026

How to Program a Tiltamatic Magic Key Compatible Remote (TRG306, TR300, TRV300, TRG303)

Tiltamatic Magic Key compatible remotes are coded with dip switches. Open the new remote, copy the switch pattern from your original remote or motor, close it and test.

Time required 10 min
Difficulty Easy
Tools needed
  • The new compatible remote
  • Your existing Tiltamatic remote (or access to the dip switches on the motor)
  • A small Phillips screwdriver
  • A pen or toothpick to move the dip switches
Before you start Make sure nobody is standing under or near the door while you program and test. Do this within a few metres of the motor so you can test straight away. Keep the remote and its battery away from children; if a coin or button cell is swallowed, seek immediate medical attention. Do not force the dip switches; move them gently with a pen tip or toothpick.

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Open the new remote

    Remove the two screws on the back of the new remote and lift off the rear cover to reveal the row of dip switches.

  2. Expose the switches on the original

    Open the battery cover on your existing remote to see its dip switches. If you have no working remote, find the dip switches on the motor itself, usually under the side panel.

  3. Copy the switch pattern

    Set each switch on the new remote to the same position (up or down) as the matching switch on the original, working left to right. Double-check every switch.

  4. Close and test

    Refit both covers and press the button on the new remote. The door should operate exactly as it does with the original.

Frequently asked questions

What if I have no original remote?
Copy the dip switch pattern from the motor instead. The switches are usually behind the motor's side panel. Switch the power off before removing the panel.
The switches match but the door does not respond.
Check every switch again, especially ones that look half-set. Also confirm the new remote's battery is fresh and that you are within range of the motor.
Why does this remote use switches instead of a learn button?
Tiltamatic Magic Key openers are older fixed-code systems. The switch pattern is the code, so any remote set to the same pattern will work.
Can I set a new code on the motor and remote?
Yes, as long as you set the motor and every remote to the same pattern. Choosing a new pattern is a simple way to lock out a lost remote.

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