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US 4-button

transmitter

WARNING

There is a possible risk of injury or

even the risk of death if important

safety information is not observed and

complied with. Observe and comply

with all information in this manual

and additionally all information in the

manual of the drive.

You must also inform all additional

users about this manual.

No modifications to this device are

allowed.

The operating license expires if modi-

fications are performed on this device

that are not described in this manual

or authorized by the manufacturer.

This device complies with Part 15 of

the FCC Rules. Operation is subject

to the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful

interference, and

(2) this device must accept any

interference received, including inter-

ference that may cause undesired

operation.

Mode of operation

Using this radio remote control, an

electrically powered drive can be

controlled for opening and closing

sectional doors or swinging doors.

Technical specifications

Radio frequency

310 MHz

Temperature range

14 °F to +158 °F

(–10 °C to +70 °C)

Range

Approx. 100 ft (30 m), depending on

surrounding conditions

Current consumption

Approx. 10 mA

Battery (supplied)

Type CR 2032, 3 V

Dimensions (slid together)

3 7/16” x 15/16” x 11/16”

(87 x 24 x 17 mm)

Weight

Approx. 30 g (including battery)

Program the transmitter

In order to open, close or stop the

opener using the transmitter, the

opener has to “learn” the code first.

The radio code of the transmitter is

transmitted to the receiver (inside

the control housing).

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

Command

Reset

LearnLearn

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

Command

Reset

Lear

Learn

► Plug in the power plug into the

power outlet

► Switch on the electrical supply for

a permanent wiring connection

(switch on the circuit breaker or

fuse).

When the opener is first connected to

the mains supply, the opener lighting

blinks.

Learning the radio code

► Press the learn button (1) once on

the control housing.

– The LED (Radio) is solid.

► Press a desired transmitter but-

ton (2).

– The LED (Radio) flashes

briefly.

– If the LED (Radio) lights up for

a second, the transmitter has

been learned.

– If the LED (Radio) blinks three

times, all buttons/storage loca-

tions are already occupied.

Programming additional transmitters.

Repeat the above steps. A maximum

of 20 button/storage locations for each

radio receiver are available.

If no radio code is received within 10

seconds, the learning process is inter-

rupted and has to be started again if

nece ssary.

Light function

In order to switch the light on the

opener on or off separately using the

transmitter, a second transmitter but-

ton function has to be “learned in”.

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

Command

Reset

LearnLearn

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

Command

Reset

Lear

Learn

► Press the learn button (1) on the

control housing two times.

– The LED (Radio) blinks briefly.

► Press the desired transmitter but-

ton (2).

– When the LED (Radio) lights

up for a second, the transmit-

ter has been learned.

– If the LED (Radio) blinks three

times, all buttons/storage loca-

tions are already occupied.

Other functions

Depending on the DIP switch settings,

other functions such as “partial open-

ing” or “defined operation” can be

“learned in” for a second transmitter

button in the same way.

See chapter “Settings”.

Aborting the learn process

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

Command

Reset

Learn

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

Command

Reset

LearnLearn

► Press the learn button (1) on the

controller housing until no LED

lights up.

If no radio code is received within

10 seconds, the learning pro-

cess is interrupted and has to be

started again if necessary.

Deleting a previously learned radio

code

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

Command

Reset

Learn

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

Command

Reset

LearnLearn

► Press the learn button (1) on the

control housing for at least five

seconds until the LED (Radio)

blinks slowly.

► Press the desired transmitter

button.

– The LED (Radio) lights up for

one second.

– When the LED (Radio) turns

off, the radio code of this trans-

mitter button is deleted.

Deleting all previously learned

radio codes

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

Command

Reset

Learn

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

Command

Reset

LearnLearn

► Press the learn button (1) and hold

for approx. 60 sec. until the LED

(Radio) turns off.

– All radio codes have been

deleted.

Operation

WARNING

There is a possible risk of injury or

death if you do not observe and

comply with the following information.

Observe and comply with all listed

instructions before operating.

Only operate the transmitter when you

have direct line of sight to the door

and no persons or objects are located

in the area of the door’s motion.

Only pass through the garage open-

ing after the garage door has opened

completely.

Store the transmitter in a safe place

to prevent unwanted operation for

example, by children.

Do not use the transmitter in areas

with sensitive radio communications

or systems (for example: airports,

hospitals).

The remote has an integrated clip so

that you can carry it as you would a

pen in your shirt pocket for example.

When closed, the transmitter is pro-

tected by a stainless steel case to

prevent an unintended operation.

► To access the buttons, slide the

transmitter body (1) out of the

stainless steel case (2). There are

positions for each button (a total of

4 buttons).

► To close the transmitter body (1),

slide it back into the stainless steel

case (2) up to the stop position.

Opening, closing, and stopping

the door

In order to operate the opener using

the transmitter, this opener function

first has to “learn in” the code of a par-

ticular transmitter.

See “Program the transmitter”.

► To open and close the door, press

the corresponding button on the

transmitter one time (e.g. button 1).

Depending on the starting posi-

tion, the door either opens or

closes.

– The light switches off automati-

cally after 180 seconds.

► To stop the door, press the corre-

sponding transmitter button during

the open/close procedure.

Pressing the transmitter button

again causes the door to move

back to its respective starting

position.

Turning the light on or off

In order to switch the light on the

opener on or off separately using the

transmitter, a second transmitter but-

ton function has to be “learned in”.

See “Program the transmitter”.

► Press the corresponding trans-

mitter button once to switch the

light on.

– The light is switched on and

switches off automatically after

180 seconds.

► Press the corresponding transmit-

ter button once to switch the light

off. If the light was automatically

switched on during the opener

movement, it can only be switched

off after the opener movement has

completed.

Replacing transmitter

battery

WARNING

There is a possible risk of injury or

death if you do not observe and

comply with the following information.

Observe and comply with all listed

instructions before handling the bat-

tery.

Do not store batteries where children

can reach them. A child could play

with them and accidentally swallow a

battery. Call a doctor immediately if a

battery is accidentally swallowed.

Never throw batteries into fire. As they

can explode.

Never dispose batteries together with

household waste. Leaking batteries

can damage the environment. Please

dispose of batteries properly accord-

ing to your local regulations.

Pack the batteries individually for stor-

age or for disposal. Batteries should

never come into contact with metal

objects, as they can ignite, discharge,

or get damaged.

Only replace batteries with batteries

specified in this manual.

► Slide the transmitter body (1) out

of the stainless steel case (2) up

to the stop position.

► Pull the transmitter (1) completely

out of the stainless steel case (2)

by applying strong pressure at

the location indicated in the dia-

gram (3) (latch).

CR 2032, 3V

► Remove the battery (1) from the

retainer (2) and install a new

battery (type CR 2032, 3 V) in

the same position. + side of the

battery to the retainer base! (as

shown in the diagram)

► Before sliding the unit back

together, check if the battery was

inserted correctly.

► Press a button on the transmit-

ter. The LED must light up. If the

LED does not light up, the battery

must be installed in the opposite

direction.

WARNING

There is a possible risk of injury when

assembling the transmitter. You could

pinch your fingers when assembling.

Proceed carefully when inserting the

transmitter body into the stainless

steel case.

► Slide the transmitter body (1) into

the stainless steel case (2). Press

the latch (3) downwards.

Placing out of operation

and disposal

Remove the battery before you take

the remote control out of service.

Please dispose of remote control in

an environmentally proper manner

according to your local regulations.

Battery disposal

WARNING

There is a possible risk of injury or

death if you do not observe and

comply with the following information.

Therefore, observe and comply with

all listed instructions before disposing

of batteries.

Never throw batteries into fire. As they

can explode.

Never dispose batteries with your

household waste. Leaking batteries

can damage the environment. Please

dispose batteries properly according

to your local regulations.

Pack the batteries individually for

disposal. Batteries should never come

into contact with metal objects, they

could ignite, discharge or get dam-

aged.

Care and maintenance

The transmitter can be cleaned with a

dry lint-free cloth when necessary.

Troubleshooting

See “Troubleshooting” chapter in the

manual for the drive.

Accessories

Retainer for transmitter.

You can use this holder for storing

the transmitter in an car or at a loca-

tion on the garage inner wall where it

won’t get lost.