Linear MCS412001 Multi-Code 2-Channel Visor Transmitter — Soft Gray

Overview

The Linear MCS412001 Multi-Code 2-Channel Visor Transmitter is a compact, portable control device engineered for automatic door and gate operator applications. With two independent channels, you can manage two access points from a single unit, delivering convenient control without clutter.

Key features at a glance

• Two independent channels with up to 1,024 codes per channel for flexible access scenarios
• Effortless maintenance thanks to easy access to the battery and coding switches
• Powered by a 9-volt battery for reliable operation in vehicles and on the go
• Visor clip included for quick, hands free mounting and ready access
• Test and operate indicator helps you verify signal activity during setup

Compatibility and security

• Works with 300 MHz multi-code receivers as well as model 109950 and 302850 receivers
• Receivers respond only when the code matches the one set on the transmitter

How the two channel system works

Each channel uses its own 10 position coding switches, delivering a total of 1,024 code combinations per channel. This design supports independent actions such as controlling a common gate while enabling access through a private door, all from a single device.

Real world use and benefits

Imagine driving up to a gate and using channel one to open it, while channel two manages a private entry. The visor friendly form keeps the unit within easy reach, yet unobtrusive when not in use. Raised tactile dimples aid quick identification in low light or while wearing gloves, making everyday use smoother and more reliable.

Design notes

The soft gray finish blends with most vehicle interiors, and the included visor clip keeps the transmitter securely in position. Practical access to the battery compartment and coding switches means setup and maintenance can be quick without tools.

What to check before purchase

Ensure your receiver model matches one of the supported options and plan your two channel setup for separate access points. Remember that independent coding means both transmitter and receiver must share the same code to activate.