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How to Program a Marantec Comfort / Digital D302, D304, D313 Compatible Duplicator Remote
Updated September 9, 2026

How to Program a Marantec Comfort / Digital D302, D304, D313 Compatible Duplicator Remote

Programming a compatible Marantec D302, D304 or D313 duplicator remote: clear the factory code, hold the two remotes together and copy the signal from your original. About five minutes, no tools.

Time required 5 min
Difficulty Easy
Tools needed
  • Your original, working Marantec remote
  • The new compatible remote with its battery fitted
  • No tools required
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 remove or replace the battery mid-programming.

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Hold the top two buttons

    Press and hold the two buttons closest to the LED on the new remote at the same time (marked as lock/unlock, 1 and 2, or up/down arrows). After a few seconds the LED flashes, then goes out.

  2. Press the second button three times

    Keep holding the first button (lock, up or 1). Quickly release the second button (unlock, down or 2) and press it three times. The LED flashes again to show the remote is ready to copy.

  3. Release and check

    Let go of all buttons, then quickly press any button. If the LED does not light, as though the battery were flat, the factory code has been cleared.

  4. Put the remotes together

    Hold the new remote and your original remote together. Try head to head first; if the copy does not take, try back to back or side by side.

  5. Enter learn mode on the new remote

    Press and hold the button on the new remote that you want to operate the door. The LED flashes quickly and goes out, which means it is in learn-code mode. Keep holding.

  6. Send the code from the original

    While still holding the new remote, press and hold the button that operates your door on the original remote. When the LED on the new remote flashes steadily, the code has copied.

  7. Test

    Release all buttons and press the programmed button on the new remote. The door should respond. Repeat steps 5 and 6 for any other buttons.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need my original remote?
Yes. This is a duplicator remote that learns its code from a working original. If the original is lost or dead, the copy method will not work.
I cleared the code by mistake. Can I restore it?
Yes. Press and hold the bottom two buttons on the new remote for 5 seconds to restore it to its previous state.
The LED never flashes steadily during the copy.
Move the remotes closer and try another orientation. Every remote is different, so you may need a few attempts. Both buttons must be held at the same time and the original needs a good battery.
The LED still lights after step 3.
The factory code is not cleared. Keep the first button held the whole time and press the second button three clear times, then try again.
Can I copy more than one door?
Yes. Each button learns separately, so repeat the copy steps with a different button for each original button you want to duplicate.

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