Century Aoke Manuals & User Guides

About Century Aoke

Century Aoke is a manufacturer of wireless communication and control electronics, widely known for its diverse range of RF remote controls, relay receiver switches, and smart home modules. Operating primarily in the 315MHz and 433MHz frequencies, their product line includes everything from simple 2-channel garage door clickers to complex multi-channel systems equipped with LCD screens for managing automated blinds, doors, or industrial machinery.

Their components are designed to support various voltages (such as standard DC 12-36V or AC 110V inputs) and load capacities, accommodating a broad spectrum of DIY electronics, lighting controls, motor reverse/forward operations, and access control systems. With an emphasis on versatility, Century Aoke controllers commonly feature multiple operational modes including momentary, toggle, and latched states, making them highly adaptable for hobbyists and professionals alike seeking reliable remote automation.

• How do I clear the memory of my Century Aoke RF receiver?

  To clear the stored transmitter codes, press the learning button on your receiver multiple times (typically 3 to 8 times depending on your model) until the LED indicator flashes and turns off. This signifies all codes have been wiped.

• What do Momentary, Toggle, and Latched modes mean?

  Momentary mode keeps the relay active only while the remote button is pressed. Toggle mode turns the relay on with one press and off with a second press. Latched mode uses one button to engage the relay and a separate button to disengage it.

• How do I pair a new remote to my Century Aoke relay switch?

  Press the learning button on the receiver once or twice (depending on the mode you wish to program). When the LED indicator remains on, press the corresponding button on your remote. The receiver's LED will flash to confirm it has learned the code.

• What frequencies do Century Aoke remotes typically use?

  Century Aoke products predominantly operate on either 315MHz or 433MHz frequencies. You must ensure that both the receiver and remote transmitter are on the exact same frequency for them to pair and function properly.