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US Telecody

Keypad

Transmitter

WARNING

There is a possible risk

of injury or death if safety

instructions will not be

observed.

Please read and follow all

instructions in this manual

as well as the information

for each receiver you are

planning to operate with this

device.

Please share this important

information with other users.

No modifications to this

device are permissible.

Modifications performed

to this device other than

described in this manual or

granted by the manufacturer,

will result in the loss of the

operating license.

This device complies with

FCC rules part 15. The

operation of this device

is subject to the following

conditions:

1) This device may not cause

harmful interference, and

2) This device must accept

any interference received,

including interference

that may cause undesired

operation.

Use only original equipment

manufacturer (OEM) parts

and accessories as well as

fixing supplies.

Do not expose this device to

a power pressure washer or

to a water hose as water may

penetrate into the interior

and damage or destroy this

device.

Serial number label

On the outside of the

Telecody – Keypad is

a label which indicates

the serial number. The

factory preprogrammed

access codes (see chapter

“programming access codes”)

can only be deleted by using

this serial number. Otherwise

the transmitter needs to be

returned to the factory for

the deletion of these access

codes.

► Attach this label in a

secure location for

example: your address

book or the controller

housing of your operator.

Operation

The transmitter sends a

signal to a receiver i.e. the

garage door opener which

will result in an opening

and closing of the garage

door. To prevent unwanted

operation of the keypad it is

advisable to program access

codes to the transmitter.

The Telecody – Keypad was

developed for the exterior

operation. Simply use the

included holder and attach to

either a wall or to the garage

door frame if available.

Technical data

5-13/16”

1-7/8”

1-3/16”

Frequency

310 MHz

Operational temperature

–5°F to +130°F

(–20 °C to +55 °C)

Range

Approx. 80 ft (24 m)

(depending on surroundings)

IP Rating

IP 64

Battery (included)

Lithium CR 123 A, 3 Volt

Dimensions (incl. holder)

Height: 5-13/16“ (147 mm)

Width: 1-7/8“ (48 mm)

Depth: 1-3/16“ (30 mm)

Weight (incl. battery and

holder)

Approx. 6.4 oz (180 g)

Radio codes

12 different codes (10 codes

with programmable access

codes and 2 without)

Scope of delivery

Please check package

contents. In case something

is missing, please contact

your dealer who will be happy

to assist.

Please do dispose packaging

according to your local waste

regulations.

1) Transmitter assembled

2) Battery (already inserted)

3) Holder (attach to either a

wall or to the garage door

frame if available)

4) 2 screws to mount the

holder

5) 2 anchors 3/16“ (Ø 6 mm)

6) 1 screw to attach the

transmitter to the holder

7) 1 installation and operating

manual

Required tools

Ø3/16"

1) Hammer Drill

2) Drill bit for masonry

3) Phillips screwdriver

(medium)

4) Hammer

5) Measuring/Tape

6) Level

7) Pencil

Installation and

installation

requirements

WARNING

There is a possible risk

of injury or death if safety

instructions will not be

observed. The transmitter

shall only be installed if

the following installation

requirements are given.

For the installation, choose

an easy accessible location

within the transmitter range.

The distance from the ground

needs to be at least 5‘

(1.50 meter) to prevent that

children could play with the

transmitter.

Mount the holder on a flat

surface.

To control a door opener

or gate operator with the

transmitter, please select

the installation location as

follows:

– away from the door and

the operator mechanics

– whoever is using the

device, needs to have a

clear view to the garage

door

– that the user will be able to

be outside of the door and

the operator mechanics

while using the transmitter.

Installation

The transmitter incl. the

holder can be mounted by

using the included fixing

supplies to either wood or

brick.

► Remove the cover (1) and

slide the transmitter out of

the holder.

1-15/16”

Ø3/16

► Mark two mounting point

in a distance of 1-15/16“

(50 mm) apart in a vertical

line.

WARNING

There is a risk of injury

from flying chips when

drilling. Drill chips could

get into the eyes and cause

injury to the eyes.

Make sure to always wear

safety glasses when drilling.

► Drill two holes by using

a masonry drill bit 3/16“

(Ø 6 mm) and insert two

anchors 3/16“ Ø 6 mm)

into the holes.

► Mount the actual holder

by using two screws to the

wall.

WARNING

When sliding the

transmitter back into the

holder, there is a possible

risk of squeezing or

abrasion to the hand.

► Slide the transmitter

carefully from the top into

the holder until it stops.

► Attach the transmitter

with a screw (1) and clip

the cover (2) onto the

transmitter.

Function of buttons

0-9 (a-z) –

digits- (letters) keys

– Sending command

– Enter access code

ESC –

Cancel- /Delete button

– Active time

– Cancel the command

P – Programming button

– Change access code

– Reset device back

to factory settings (in

combination with the

M-Button)

M – Programming button

– Remove locking of button

– Turn on/off the active time

– Reset device back

to factory settings (in

combination with the

P-Button)

 – Dot button

– Send command without

access code

– Turn on keypad

illumination

 – Circle button

– Send command without

access code

– Turn on keypad

illumination

1) The transmitter sends a radio

signal to a receiver i.e. the

garage door operator which

will result in opening and

closing of the garage door.

The transmitter has 12 radio

commands, (0…9, 10 =>0,

11 , 12 => O) which can be

transmitted by pressing one of

the buttons.

2) The access code is an

encrypted code. The

transmitter will only send the

command if the correct code is

entered.

3) The active time is a time gap

for transmitting the previous

entered code again by using

any of the digit-keys.

LED Indicators

LED – Red (1)

– Lights up = Signal gets

transmitted

– Lights blinking = Error-/

Reset-Message

– Lights blinking while

transmitting = Battery

needs to be replaced

LED – Yellow (2)

– Lights briefly = Confirms

button entry

– Lights blinking = Reset-

Message, active time,

transmitting delay

– Lights blinking briefly =

Transmitter is locked

LED 1 + 2

– Lights up for two seconds

= Program access code

/ Deletion of all access

codes, Turn on/off the

active time

– Light is alternate blinking

for 20 seconds = Buttons

are locked

Programming

(learning in) the

transmitter with the

receiver

Removing the key lock

At the time of delivery, the

buttons of the transmitter

have been locked to prevent

unwanted activation during

the transport. Prior to the first

operation (one time only) the

buttons need to be unlocked:

► Press M button for five

seconds.

LED blinks three times after

that LED 1 + 2 will light up for

two seconds. The buttons are

now unlocked.

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

Command

Reset

Learn

Radio

Power

Status

Safety

LearnLearn

► Press learn button (1) on

the receiver. Please refer

to the installation manual

of the receiver, i.e. “synoris

550/800”, how to program

a garage door opener.

► Press selected key

(0…9) on the transmitter.

The code has been

programmed on this

button.

The code will from now on be

transmitted on the selected

key.

Programming the

access code

For security reasons, each

radio command (keys 0…9)

requires an additional access

code to prevent unauthorized

operation.

Each access code consist out

of two parts with a maximum

of 8 digits.

Block 1 (digit 1)

 Selected radio command

(keys 0…9)

Block 2 (digits 2…8)

 Choose your code

combination

Example for a radio

combination:

3 8 1 2 1 9 6 7

3 = part one (digit 1)

8 1 2 1 9 6 7 = part two

(digits 2…8) maximum of

seven digits

Information! Instead of

numbers it is also possible to

remember the access code

using letters or words, for

example “Telecody” which

would be:

8 3 5 3 2 6 3 9

Information! Keys  and 

cannot be programmend as

part of the access code.

Example: Programming

an access code for key/

command 3

► Press P

► Press key # 3

► Press P

► Enter block one of the

access code:

Press key # 3

► Enter block two of the

access code, for example

a birth date 8.12.1967

(max. seven digits)

8 1 2 1 9 6 7

► Press P

LED 1 + 2 will light up for

two seconds, indicating

that the programming

process is completed.

► To verify correct code,

enter an correct code:

Enter 3 8 1 2 1 9 6 7

LED 1 will light up for one

second.

Programming

additional codes

► Repeat step “Programming

(learning in) the transmitter

with the receiver” and step

“Programming the access

code“.

Note: Each code must start

with a different starting

number!

Changing the

access code

For example changing

access code for key # 3

► Press P

Enter current access code:

3 8 1 2 1 9 6 7

► Press P

► Enter block one of the

access code:

Press key # 3

► Enter block two of the

new selected access code,

for example 5 5 5 (max.

seven digits)

► Press P

LED 1 + 2 will light up for

two seconds, indicating

that the programming

process is completed.

► To verify correct code,

enter an correct code:

Enter 3 5 5 5

LED 1 will light up for

1 second.

Deleting the access

code

In this step all access codes

will be deleted and reset back

to factory settings. No access

codes are programmed only

radio commands (0…9, 

and ).

► Press M

► Press P

► Enter reset code (9 digits),

see serial number label

► Press M

► Press P

All access codes are now

deleted.

LED 1 + 2 will light up for two

seconds.

Operation

WARNING

There is a possible risk

of injury or death if safety

instructions will not be

observed.

Please take notice of all

information before using

the device.

Please read and follow all

instructions in this manual

as well as the information

for each receiver you are

planning to operate with this

device.

Only use this transmitter if

you have a clear and direct

view to the receiver i.e.

Garage Door and only if no

persons or objects are in the

area of door movement.

Turning on/off keypad

illumination

► Press key  or O.

The light will turn off

automatically after a

preset time.

Sending radio command

Requirement: The transmitter

has been previously

programmed (learned in).

If no access code has been

previously programmed:

► Press corresponding

key (0…9, , ). The

transmitter sends the

signal to the receiver i.e.

garage door opener.

If access code has been

previously programmed:

► Enter access code. The

transmitter sends the

signal to the receiver i.e.

Garage Door opener.

Information! Only the last

digit of the correct code

will trigger the transmitter

to send the command to

the receiver and LED 1 will

light up for two seconds.

Turn on/off the

active time

During the active time

(approx. 20 seconds) any

key (except P, M, ESC) can

be pressed consequently

the access code will be

transmitted again and the

active time will start again

for 10 seconds. The active

time applies to all radio

commands.

At the time of delivery

the active time has been

activated.

Turn on active time

► Press M

► Press 

► Press M

Active time is now activated.

LED 1 + 2 will light up for

2 seconds.

Turn off active time

Same procedure as “Turn

On” active time.

Is active time turned on?

How can I check if the active

time is turned on or off?

► Enter valid access code

– radio command is send

and LED 1 lights up.

► LED 2 continues to

blink for 20 consecutive

seconds.

Turn on/off the

transmitting lag-time

The transmitting lag-time

could be helpful if the travel

time between transmitting the

command and the opened

door would be too long.

The command will be

transmitted with a lag-time

of 1…9 seconds. Keys

0…9, please note that key

0 translates to OFF. The

transmitting lag-time applies

to all radio commands.

At the time of delivery the

transmitting lag-time has not

been activated.

Turn on transmitting lag-

time

► Press M

► Press O

► Press desired transmitting

lag-time (0…9)

► Press M

Transmitting lag-time is now

programmed and LED 1+2

will light up for 2 seconds.

Turn off the transmitting

lag-time

Same procedure as “Turn

On” transmitting lag-time.

Replacing the

battery

WARNING

Dispose battery.

There is a possible risk

of injury or death if safety

instructions will not be

observed.

Please take notice of all

information before working

with batteries.

Keep batteries away from

children as a child could

play or accidently swallow

batteries.

If a battery has been

swallowed, contact a doctor

immediately.

Do not throw batteries into

fire, as they may explode.

Do not expose batteries

to with water, fire or high

temperatures.

Pack batteries individually

to store or dispose them.

Batteries should never get in

contact with other metal items

as this could discharge or

damage the battery or lead to

ingition.

Avoid short-circuits which

could be caused when

the positive pole (+) and

the negative pole (–) are

connected (for example

wrapping them in aluminum

foil).

The included battery is not

rechargeable.

Do not attempt to open or to

recharge the battery.

Do only replace the battery

with the same kind of battery

as indicated in this manual.

Do not dispose battery in

household waste. Dispose

batteries according to your

local waste regulations.

Replacing the battery

► Remove cover (1).

► Remove the screw (2).

► Slide the transmitter out

of the holder (3).

WARNING

Risk of injury when loosing

and tighten screws.

When loosen or tighten

screws you could lose grip

and could get injured. It is

best to place the transmitter

on a firm surface and hold it

tight instead of just holding it

in your hand while loosen or

tighten the screws.

► Remove all 8 screws (1).

► Separate the housing (2).

► Remove empty battery

and replace it with a new

battery (Lithium CR 123

A, 3 volt) insert the battery

in the same direction and

observe correct polarity

(see picture).

► When assembling housing

back together, please

make sure that it perfectly

alligned.

► Insert screws (1) and

tighten them over cross

alternating like tightening

wheel nuts.

Information! This

procedure will assure that

housing will seal properly

to prevent penetration of

water.

WARNING

When sliding the

transmitter back into the

holder, there is a possible

risk of squeezing or

abrasion to the hand.

► Slide the transmitter

carefully from the top into

the holder until it stops.

► The transmitter should

easily slight into the

holder, if that’s not the

case, tighten screw (1).

► Tighten the transmitter

with screw (1) and clip

cover (2) back on.

Placing transmitter

out of operation and

disposal

Remove the battery before

placing out of operation.

Dispose and recycle the

transmitter according to your

local waste regulations.

WARNING

Dispose battery.

There is a possible risk

of injury or death if safety

instructions will not be

observed.

Please take notice of all

information before working

with batteries.

Keep batteries away from

children as a child could

play or accidently swallow

batteries.

If a battery has been

swallowed, contact a doctor

immediately.

Do not throw batteries into

fire, as they may explode.

Do not expose batteries

to with water, fire or high

temperatures.

Pack batteries individually

to store or dispose them.

Batteries should never get in

contact with other metal items

as this could discharge or

damage the battery or lead to

ignition.

Avoid short-circuits which

could be caused when

the positive pole (+) and

the negative pole (-) are

connected (for example

wrapping them in aluminum

foil).

The included battery is not

rechargeable.

Do not attempt to open or to

recharge the battery.

Do only replace the battery

with the same kind of battery

as indicated in this manual.

Do not dispose battery in

household waste. Leaking

battery acid may cause

pollution of the environment.

Dispose batteries according

to your local waste

regulations.

Troubleshooting

In case troubleshooting guide will not resolve the issue, please

contact your dealer.

Problem Solution

Receiver (i.e. garage door

operator) does not work

Receiver has not been

“learned in”

Battery is empty

Check if radio signal arrives

at receiver

 LED lights up?

Not possible to enter access

code.

LED 1 + 2 blinks alternate for

two seconds.

Access code has been

entered three times

incorrectly or aborted with

the ESC key. Keypad is now

locked for 20 seconds.

LED 2 is blinking Wrong access code

LED 2 is blinking:

twice – break – twice

Active time in process

LED 1 is blinking when

sending the access code

Battery empty

No response at all Key lock is active, please

see chapter Programming

(learning in) the transmitter

with the receiver. Removing

the key lock.“

Battery empty

LED 2 is blinking with two

short breaks

Transmitting lag-time in

process

Not possible to enter an

access code

Electrostatic discharge

(ESD) caused by user

 Press ESC button