Doorking DKS MicroPLUS remotes come with 3-button (8071), 2-button (8070) and 1-button(8069) variants. The specific model numbers are listed below:

1-button: 8069-080

2-button: 8070-080

3-button: 8071-080

1-button with IDTEK prox chip: 8069-086

2-button with IDTEK prox chip: 8070-086

3-button with IDTEK prox chip: 8071-086

1-button with HID prox chip: 8069-084

2-button with HID prox chip: 8070-084

3-button with HID prox chip: 8071-084

1-button with AWID prox chip: 8069-082

2-button with AWID prox chip: 8070-082

3-button with AWID prox chip: 8071-082

We support the following duplication method for DKS MicroPLUS remotes:

• We ship you a self-learning remote. You can program the self-learning remote yourself in under 3 minutes. If your remote's serial number is visible on the back  you can also add a fob to gain access to the tap function.

Please note, that the duplicated remote will have a rolling code effect (watch the instruction video for a demo of the rolling code effect)

What is a self-learning remote?

A self-learning remote will look different than the original remote. The self-learning remote is able to copy the code from the original remote into itself. Before you purchase a self-learning remote, you need to make sure you have a working remote that can open the garage door. Please note, the self-learning remote can only duplicate the remote part. If you need the tap part (tap the remote to access the lobby door or elevator), you will need to purchase a fob.

Copy or Clone Your DKS DoorKing MicroPlus Key Fob

Need an extra DKS DoorKing MicroPlus key fob for your condo, apartment, or office building? Our service allows you to quickly create a working copy of your existing DoorKing MicroPlus 125 kHz RFID access fob.

DoorKing MicroPlus credentials are widely used in access control systems for doors, gates, garage entrances, and secured facilities. These fobs communicate with compatible readers using 125 kHz low‑frequency RFID technology to grant entry to authorized users.

Many DoorKing key fobs include a printed serial number on the back, which can often be used to duplicate the credential without sending in the original. This makes it easy to obtain a spare fob for convenience or backup.

DKS DoorKing MicroPlus key fobs are commonly used in:

Condo and apartment building entry systems

Parking garage access

Gated community gates

Office building doors

Remote gate panels

These RFID credentials are durable, easy to carry on a keychain, and designed for everyday use.

FAQ

Can DKS DoorKing MicroPlus key fobs be copied?
Yes. Many DoorKing MicroPlus RFID key fobs can be duplicated using the serial number printed on the credential.

What frequency do DoorKing MicroPlus key fobs use?
Most DoorKing MicroPlus credentials operate using 125 kHz low‑frequency RFID technology.

Do I need to send my original key fob?
In many cases, only a clear photo of the serial number printed on the back of the fob is required to create a copy.

Where are DoorKing MicroPlus key fobs commonly used?
They are widely used in condo buildings, apartments, gated communities, office buildings, and parking structures with DoorKing access control readers.