In-vehicle transmitter training

1. An in-vehicle apparatus comprising:

a transmitter operable to transmit radio frequency control signals;

communication circuitry configured to communicate with a remote computer via a network;

the communication circuitry configured to receive information from the remote computer via the network, the information pertaining to one or more controllable devices including a movable barrier operator system associated with a user account;

a user interface configured to receive a user input requesting control of the movable barrier operator system;

a processor operably coupled to the transmitter, communication circuitry, and user interface, the processor configured to:

communicate with the remote computer, via the communication circuitry, a transmitter identifier representative of a transmitter code of the transmitter;

effect the movable barrier operator to change a state of a movable barrier by causing the transmitter to transmit a first radio frequency control signal to the movable barrier operator system, the first radio frequency control signal including the transmitter code; and

effect the movable barrier operator system to learn the transmitter by causing the transmitter to transmit a second radio frequency control signal to the movable barrier operator system.

2. The in-vehicle apparatus of claim 1 wherein the processor is configured to cause the transmitter to transmit the first radio frequency control signal at a first frequency and transmit the second radio frequency control signal at a second frequency different than the first frequency.

3. The in-vehicle apparatus of claim 2 wherein the first frequency is in the range of approximately 300 MHz to approximately 400 MHz; and

wherein the second frequency is in the range of approximately 900 MHz to approximately 1 GHz.

4. The in-vehicle apparatus of claim 1 wherein the communication circuitry is configured to communicate a credential of the user account to the remote computer via the network.

5. The in-vehicle apparatus of claim 4 wherein the user interface is configured to receive the credential from a user.

6. The in-vehicle apparatus of claim 1 wherein the transmitter code includes a fixed code of the transmitter; and

wherein the processor is configured to cause the transmitter to transmit the second radio frequency control signal including the fixed code and a changing code of the transmitter.

7. The in-vehicle apparatus of claim 1 wherein the transmitter identifier includes a hash of the transmitter code; and

wherein the processor is configured to cause the communication circuitry to communicate the hash of the transmitter code with the remote computer.

8. The in-vehicle apparatus of claim 1 wherein the communication circuitry is configured to receive the transmitter identifier from the remote computer; and

wherein the processor is configured to determine the transmitter code based at least in part on the transmitter identifier.

9. The in-vehicle apparatus of claim 1 wherein the processor is configured to cause the transmitter to transmit the second radio frequency control signal including the transmitter code.

10. The in-vehicle apparatus of claim 1 wherein the user interface is configured to receive first and second user inputs; and

wherein the processor is configured to cause the transmitter to transmit the first radio frequency control signal in response to the user interface receiving the first user input; and

wherein the processor is configured to effect the movable barrier operator system to learn the transmitter by causing the transmitter to transmit the second radio frequency control signal to the movable barrier operator system in response to the user interface receiving the second user input.

11. The in-vehicle apparatus of claim 1 wherein the user interface includes a display; and

wherein the user interface facilitates showing on the display a representation of the movable barrier operator system based at least in part on the information received from the remote computer.

12. A movable barrier operator system comprising:

a motor configured to be connected to a movable barrier;

communication circuitry configured to receive an add transmitter request from a remote computer via a network, the add transmitter request including a transmitter identifier;

a memory configured to store the transmitter identifier;

the communication circuitry configured to receive a first radio frequency control signal and a second radio frequency control signal from an unknown in-vehicle transmitter, the first radio frequency control signal including a transmitter code; and

processor circuitry operably coupled to the motor, memory, and the communication circuitry, the processor circuitry configured to:

cause the motor to change a state of the movable barrier upon a determination that the transmitter code of the first radio frequency control signal corresponds to the transmitter identifier; and

learn the unknown in-vehicle transmitter in response to the communication circuitry receiving the second radio frequency control signal.

13. The movable barrier operator system of claim 12 wherein the communication circuitry is configured to receive the first radio frequency control signal at a first frequency and the second radio frequency control signal at a second frequency different than the first frequency.

14. The movable barrier operator system of claim 13 wherein the first frequency is in the range of approximately 300 MHz to approximately 400 MHz; and

wherein the second frequency is in the range of approximately 900 MHz to approximately 1 GHz.

15. The movable barrier operator system of claim 12 wherein the transmitter code includes a fixed code of the transmitter; and

wherein the processor circuitry is configured to learn the unknown in-vehicle transmitter including storing the fixed code in the memory.

16. The movable barrier operator system of claim 15 wherein the second radio frequency control signal includes a changing code; and

wherein the processor circuitry is configured to learn the unknown in-vehicle transmitter including storing the changing code in the memory.

17. The movable barrier operator system of claim 12 wherein the transmitter identifier includes a hash of the transmitter code; and

wherein the processor circuitry is configured to perform a hash function on the transmitter code to determine whether the transmitter code of the first radio frequency control signal corresponds to the transmitter identifier.

18. The movable barrier operator system of claim 12 wherein the second radio frequency control signal includes the transmitter code.

19. The movable barrier operator system of claim 12 wherein the communication circuitry is configured to receive the first and second radio frequency control signals at different first and second frequencies; and

wherein the communication circuitry is configured to transmit a radio frequency communication to the unknown in-vehicle transmitter at the second frequency as part of learning the unknown in-vehicle transmitter.