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Each receiver can work with up to 4 different sensors (to represent 4

different zones on the receiver), there are 2 connectors that deter-

mine the zone number 1, 2, 3, or 4. These 2 connectors can be found

by opening the battery cover. Please follow the chart below to set the

zone number. If the sensor is set to zone number 1, then the receiver

zone 1 signal will correspond to this sensor.

1. INTRODUCTION

In order for the sensor to communicate with the receiver properly, the sensor

transmission code must match with the receiver’s code. The code setting on

the sensor is determined by the code connectors. Code connectors 1 to 6

can be found by opening the battery cover on the sensor and by opening the

back cover on the receiver. Note: Before opening the battery cover, it is

necessary to remove the transparent protective cover. User is required to set

these code connectors randomly and the code settings on the sensor and

receiver must be the same. Each position of the code connector can be

set to “+”, “-‘ or “0” positions. Refer to the diagram below to set the code

connectors properly. If the connector is placed on the top and middle

posts, that column is set on “ + ”. If the connector is placed on the

middle and bottom posts, that column is set on “ - ”. If the connector is

removed completely, (not placed on any posts), it is set to “ 0 ”. (see dia-

gram for examples of how to set a column to the three different positions).

2. SET UP THE SENSOR AND RECEIVER

Garage Door Monitor

Model GM-318

3. POWER UP THE SENSOR AND RECEIVER

After setting up all the connectors, both units are ready to be powered up.

Plug in the transformer to the receiver, the green LED will start flashing

indicating the receiver unit is powered up but no sensor is detected.

Remove the battery cover on the sensor and insert the 3V lithium

battery to the sensor as shown in the figure.

The LED on the sensor will flash 8 times to indicate the unit is properly

powered and there is signal transmission to the receiver. The receiver will

respond to the transmitted signal depending on the orientation of the sensor.

Make sure to put the transparent protective cover pack in place after

setting up.

If the detection rod on the sensor is fully extended, one of the red LED

on the receiver will flash, and the buzzer will also emit beeping to indicate

a door is open. If the detection rod is inside the sensor, the green LED on

the receiver will glow steadily, indicating the sensor is in a closed position.

You can change the orientation of the sensor and you should see the

change in response of the receiver. If the sensor and receiver are

working properly in close proximity, you can now begin to install the

sensor onto your garage door.

Note: Ensure you straighten up the antenna on the receiver to receive

the best possible reception.

4. INSTALLATION OF THE SENSOR ON YOUR GARAGE DOOR

3V Lithium

battery

Transformer

Receiver

Zone number

connector

Code Connectors on Sensor Code Connectors on Receiver

Detection

rod is inside

the sensor

Detection

rod is fully

extended

Plug in transformer to the receiver Insert 3V battery to the sensor

‘+’

‘-’

‘0’

1. CODE CONNECTORS

2. ZONE NUMBER

Step 1 – Selecting a spot on your garage door to mount the sensor

assembly

Before you install the sensor

assembly onto the garage door,

make sure the garage door is

closed. The sensor assembly

should be mounted on one of

the vertical supports of your

garage door near the bottom.

4 pcs 3 x 18 screws

1 pc 2 x 5 screw

(Include)

Sensor

The garage door monitor is designed to monitor the status of your

garage door and advise you if the door is open. By placing the

sensor on the door panel, you will be alerted when the door is open.

When the door is open, the sensor will be triggered and transmit a

wireless signal to the receiver inside your house. It will then emit a

beeping audio signal and the LED indicator will flash.

Please follow the instructions below to set up your garage door

monitor properly.

In this package, you should find a sensor, a receiver, a transformer,

3V lithium battery, user’s manual, and double foam tape accessories.

“-“ on the chart means the connector for that position should be removed.

“+” on the chart means the connector for that position should be placed

on the posts.

Zone 1 + +

Zone 2 + -

Zone 3 - +

Zone 4 - -

One of

Vertical

Supports

Note: If you experience interference from a nearby system, which could

accidentally trigger your system, please change the code settings on

the sensor and receiver. The code setting on the sensor and receiver

should still match after changing the code setting.

Double foam tape (Included)

Door closed Door open

The sensor is designed to be

mounted on the bottom panel

of your garage door, so when

the door is closed, the detec-

tion rod should be inserted

inside the sensor. When the

door is open, the detection

rod will be extended.

Paper Clip/

Note: A connector can be

removed with a removing

tool, as shown.

“+” positive

side up

Summary of content (2 pages)

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Garage Door Monitor Model GM-318 1. INTRODUCTION 2. SET UP THE SENSOR AND RECEIVER The garage door monitor is designed to monitor the status of your garage door and advise you if the door is open. By placing the sensor on the door panel, you will be alerted when the door is open. When the door is open, the sensor will be triggered and transmit a wireless signal to the receiver inside your house. It will then emit a beeping audio signal and the LED indicator will flash.
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5. OPERATION 7. MUTE After the sensor is installed in place, and receiver is powered up, you may test the operation of both units. Open the garage door and notice the LED flashing on the receiver. If the transmitter is programmed to zone 1, zone 1 LED should flash and the buzzer will emit a single beep continuously. After the door is closed, both the red LED and buzzer will be off, the green LED will glow steadily.