CAME TOPD4FRN Remote Control Oman, 4 Channel Fixed Code 868.35 MHz

Description

The CAME TOPD4FRN, product code 806TS-0330, is a four channel fixed code remote control with a self learning function. It is dual frequency, with a default of 868.35 MHz and a range from 433.92 to 868.35 MHz, for CAME TOP, TAM, TWIN and TTS systems. The case is polycarbonate, and it works from minus 20 to plus 55°C.

Two points come first. It is a fixed code handset, which is easier to copy than a rolling code one. And CAME names only an 868.35 MHz receiver and card for it, so we check your receiver before you buy.

CAME TOPD4FRN price in Oman and what is in the box

Price: OMR 12.000, in stock at our Muscat shop. Programming is quoted separately when you ask for it.

• One CAME TOPD4FRN remote control

CAME’s page does not name the battery type or list the pack, so we show you the remote and its cell when you collect it, and tell you which spare to keep.

CAME fixed code remote: what that means in practice

A fixed code handset sends the same signal each time. The self learning function lets the receiver learn that signal from the handset, so there are no switches to set. It is simple, and it works well in many car parks and gates.

The drawback is security. Someone with the right equipment could record a fixed code and replay it. A rolling code handset sends a different signal each time, which resists that. For a site where unauthorised entry matters, we suggest the TOPD4REN, the rolling code member of the same family.

CAME TOPD4FRN or CAME TOPD4REN: fixed or rolling code

The two handsets look alike, and the codes differ by one letter. They are not interchangeable in what they promise.

The two cost the same here, so unless your receiver accepts only a fixed code, the rolling code handset is the safer choice. Bring your old remote and we read which your system needs.

868.35 MHz and 433.92 MHz: the CAME TOPD4FRN frequency

CAME lists the TOPD4FRN as dual frequency, with 868.35 MHz as the default. The page names only 868.35 MHz equipment for it, so we treat that as the safe match. A receiver on 433.92 MHz needs a check before you buy.

See our gate barriers and the CAME sliding gate motors.

Four channels on a CAME TOP, TAM, TWIN or TTS remote

A four channel handset has four independent buttons, and each can be taught to a different function or barrier. A site with an entry and an exit lane can run both from one handset, or give a guard house one button for each.

Every button you pair takes one place in that receiver’s memory. Tell us how many people use the site and we will say whether the memory is enough.

Programming a CAME TOPD4FRN in Muscat

A new handset must be taught to the receiver before it works. CAME lists the handset as built for CAME Connect, with a gateway or locally with the CAME KEY, and describes a self learning function. It gives no copying procedure. Our engineers set the frequency, programme the handset in the shop or on site, and test it. Bring your old remote if you have one.

Polycarbonate case and the CAME TOPD4FRN in Omani heat

The case is polycarbonate, rated to plus 55°C. A remote left on a car dashboard in summer can go above that, and the battery loses life faster. Keep it in a bag or on a visor clip, out of direct sun. CAME does not publish a range for this handset. Weak range usually means a tired battery, so replace the cell first.

What CAME does not publish, and what we confirm

CAME TOPD4FRN specification

CAME remote control Muscat: supply and programming across Oman

We are a physical shop in Al Khuwair, Muscat with our own engineers. They fit, programme and service CAME motors, barriers and handsets across all eleven governorates: Muscat, Al Batinah North, Al Batinah South, Ad Dakhiliyah, Ash Sharqiyah North, Ash Sharqiyah South, Adh Dhahirah, Al Buraimi, Al Wusta, Dhofar and Musandam. That reaches Sohar in Al Batinah North, Nizwa in Ad Dakhiliyah, Sur in Ash Sharqiyah South, Salalah in Dhofar and Duqm in Al Wusta.

Visit us at Shop No 176, Way Street No 57, Block No 17/2, Al Khuwair, Muscat, Oman. Call or WhatsApp +968 78109286, or email contact@doorsauto.com. Send a photo of your old remote or your receiver through the contact page, or visit the Doors Auto shop.

CAME TOPD4FRN FAQ

What is the CAME TOPD4FRN?

A four channel fixed code remote control with a self learning function, dual frequency with a default of 868.35 MHz, for CAME TOP, TAM, TWIN and TTS systems.

Is the CAME TOPD4FRN rolling code?

No. CAME lists it as a fixed code handset, which is easier to copy. The rolling code version of the same family is the TOPD4REN.

What frequency is the CAME TOPD4FRN?

Dual frequency, from 433.92 to 868.35 MHz, with 868.35 MHz as the default. CAME names only 868.35 MHz equipment for it, so we confirm your receiver before you buy.

What is the difference between the CAME TOPD4FRN and the TOPD4REN?

Both are four channel, dual frequency handsets. The TOPD4FRN is fixed code and the TOPD4REN is rolling code, which resists copying better. They cost the same here.

What is the CAME TOPD4FRN price in Oman?

OMR 12.000, in stock at our Muscat shop. Programming is quoted separately when you ask for it.

Do you programme CAME barrier remotes in Muscat and across Oman?

Yes. Our engineers programme CAME remotes in Muscat, Sohar, Nizwa, Sur, Salalah, Duqm and across all eleven governorates.