Opener model

Intellicode

Intellicode is not a model number. It is Genie’s name for a coding system, and it is indexed here because two listings name it: a G3T-R remote and a GK-R keypad, each stating it is for Genie Intellicode openers. Because it names a family rather than a part, a claim mentioning Intellicode covers more ground and pins down less. Genie documents a program or set button on the powerhead rather than the colored Learn button used by the Chamberlain group of brands.

Listings that name this model

• Avisontek G3T-R Genie Remote, 2-pack

  An FCC certified remote sold in pairs with a 3-year warranty. The listing states Genie Intellicode openers and G3T-BX.

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• Genie GK-R Wireless Keypad

  A PIN entry keypad with a flip-up cover. The listing states all Genie Intellicode openers.

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How to check this yourself

1. Find your opener model number on the powerhead label, because Intellicode alone will not tell a seller or you which unit you have.
2. Check Genie’s own programming documentation for that model number and confirm whether Genie describes it as an Intellicode opener.
3. Locate the program or set button on the powerhead and note the LED beside it, since Genie programming sequences are described in terms of that LED changing color.
4. When a listing claims Intellicode coverage, read it as a family-level claim and look for anything narrower that names your model.
5. If nothing names your model, the manufacturer documentation is the next step rather than the closest-looking listing.