Craftsman Garage Door Opener Connectivity Hub for 54985, 54990, 54915, and 54918 Craftsman Garage Door Openers

As was mentioned in another review, this is virtually the same as the 'Chamberlain/Liftmaster Cigbu Internet Gateway For MyQ' which is back ordered until December. The date of the unit I just got is 2018 which is likely when they stopped manufacturing these hard wired ethernet units and switched to the wireless style available today. I prefer a direct connection and since my wall mounted companion is very close I knew it would easily connect. The installation was a little buggy but then suddenly it worked and I have it send push notifications when the double door side is opened or closed. Since my garage is heated in the winter this will be very valuable to make sure it does not get left open for any length of time. I just wish I could connect my single door but it has a different manufacturer's opener...

Supposedly Craftsman gave up on their web and app instructions for this device. The web link the instructions has you go to does not exist, as well as the Craftsman app on the (Android) store does not work any longer. USE "MYQ" app. Once I set this app up, I was able to fairly easily add the hub and then my two garage doors.

Had it working in 10 minutes!

Have 2 garage openers and 2 Chamberlain HD750WF. I tried and failed to get wifi connectivity going on either so I bought hub. Tried hub on both garage openers using myQ app with no luck. Then I erased the wifi connection i had tried to make on my network (in my case hold black adjustment button on opener until 3 beeps are heard, about 6 seconds). The hub then worked and both openers connected to it and work great.

Bought this to try with my LiftMaster MyQ opener, and it works great. When registering it in the app, it even comes up as made by Chamberlain Corp. (aka LiftMaster).As long as your opener has the MyQ logo, this should give you remote control and let you set schedules and notifications. I'm very pleased with the ease of setup, solid performance, and a much more reasonable price than the LiftMaster branded unit.

For all intents and purposes, this seems to be the same as the liftmaster 828LM gateway but for half the price. Literally, the only difference appears to be the branding on the device. The instructions are dated like other reviewers say, but this works with the MyQ software.

Using this to operate a Liftmaster 8500 opener. Works just fine using the myQ app.

The link and app listed in the instructions to work this opener are no longer there. Other reviews say they were using MyQ and it worked great but I couldn't figure out how. Answers to my posted question helped and here's what I had to do:Download the MyQ app on my phone. I used the Craftsman but Chamberlain has one as well. Set up an account with e-mail and password.Plug up the hub to the router and power.Open the MyQ app and had the Add button if you don't automatically go to the add page.Choose the Internet Gateway to add.Enter the serial number off the back of the Craftsman Hub and hit submit at the top of the screen.It will now register your Craftsman Hub.Follow the on-screen instructions carefully to pair the hub to your garage door opener.Once that is successful I was good to go.One other thing that threw me for a while was I have to hit the open or close button twice for it to work- maybe a safety feature I guess.Hope this helps someone else and I really like the features this adds to my opener.A big shout out to the people who took the time to answer my questions about how to do this.