Computime DRG1 Garage Door Opener User Manual
Computime Limited Garage Door Opener
User Manual
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| Date Submitted | 1999-06-24 00:00:00 |
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(Ky; eryxuéfi' J)?Gj_ To operale the transmilter. 2.1 Remove the Visor dip and then the battery door. 22 we Pull out the PVC sheet horn the battery cum- 1. OVERVIEW parlrnent to make connection to the battery. This universal garage dcertransmflter is design-d Node battery M)! 7“ replacement to work with most at the RF garage door epenels mnufaduned after 7981. This transmitter can or» “PORTANT NOTE : TAKE CARE OF ENTER" fo v - - 1 '+'AND ‘-' (BATTERY SYMBOL CAN BE SEEN Q BWM'GEJZZMQ “manure“ “m AFTER THE EATI'ERY |s TAKEN oun, om. _ Linear ER’WISE THE TRANSMITTER COULD BE DAM- ? Moore-CFMaflc AGED BY REVERSING BATTERY POLARITY. - Stanley A l l ~ Sears (most units) , Bl - Chamberlain (most units) . l - Lin—Master . Wayne Dalton (msl units) 5 - Master Mechanic I - - Genies . li- _ Madei :AR 85 (Q-pnsiflcn switch) ' Martel : AR 90 (12—position swrtch) 0 Made! :SD9500(12-posifion5w'rtm) | This padrage contains : lg fix 7 universal garage door transmitter / with visor clip - 12-VOII 23A battery with PVC sheet - this user guide Note : This model is not campatible with railing and. systems. 3. SETUP PROCEDURES To set up [he universal garage door transmit- ter, please follow Ihe steps below 2. BATTERY 1, A 12-Volt battery ls inswlled in battery compartv Removeths “so, clip and me“ the battery door. menl at the transmitter. but is not connected. q—l lane: mu- 2 ‘é 3.2 Find lhe manuttcturer of your receiver unit as shown in Table 1. lgnorethe numb-ls marked on the switches. only Mer to the numbers labeled on the PCB (1-12. A,B,C). Table 1 : Manuflnturer Switches Satin 3 Manufacturer Gense AR85 (390MHZ. S-posflion coding swncn) Genie AR90 and 809500 (390mm. 12-posi1ion coding switch) Sears, Chamberlain Lin-Master. Wayne Dalton Master Mechanic (BQOMHz. 9—position tristate coding switch) Stanley (310MHz, IO-posflion coding Mott) Linear, MooreoMafic (310mm, 3 position coding switch) Mum-Code (300mm, 10-posilinn coding switch) 3.3 Set the manul‘aaurer snatches (A, B and C) on the transmitter to match Wllh the manufacturer at your receiver unit. Figure 1 shows the correct positions of the switches, 1m. 1x m 34 Set the ending switches ( 1422 marked on the PCB ) the same as your receiver unit, Set only the same number of switches the! your revolver unit has. it your receiver has 9 coding switches, set only the first 9 switches an transmitter. Olhers should he set to the DOWN position For the first 9 coding switches there are 3 states, UP. DOWN and MIDDLE. Some receivers have only 2 states. UP and DOWN, Please make sure that NO MIDDLE state is set for the firs! 9 coding switches in this case Notes : lMth some SEARS and CRAFTBTMAN models. the DIP switch numbering begins with the number 2. Then the universal transmitter should also be set from coding switch number 2, Some Genie openers do not have DlP switches, They have ‘knocknut‘ or "punch out” switmas Ia set the transmitter code. Where the hole is “punched eut’on mass models. the [fansmmerDlP switch should be selln tho DOWN postlion Where the hole is NOY'punehed out". the vansm'tter DIP switch should be set in the UP position. On these models. the transmitter should never be set to the MIDDLE position. It you cannot get the transmitter to operate your Stanley opener, try setting the DIP Switches (1- 10)tothe opposite otyouroriginaltnnamittet For example, ityou set all 10 ot the DIP swltdies to the UP position to match your originat Stanley transmitter, then reverse the witches to the DOWN position and test the transmitter again. Some Stanley openers do not have DIP switches. They have even numbered wires located in both the original transmitter and the head unit. Notice that there are no odd numbered wires. To pro- gram the transnittertooperate on thesewired unit: : place all the DIP switches (1-12) in the transmit- ter in the DOWN position. Now/locate the uncut wires in the original transmitteror over head unit and place the transmitter DIP switch that matches that number in the UP position. on these nwdeis. the transmitter DIP switches (1-9) should never be in the MIDDLE posrtion. ll your Graeme door opener is a newer model Sears. Chambertain, Liflntaster or Master Me— ortaniC. wu mayneodtoteaoh the motorhead (re dia receiver). mounted in your garage. what code you are using. In criteria do this, you will have to beahletoroauithemotorheadunitandyowlfane miner. To setup this transmitter tor ‘smart’ of "Learning' garage door openers : 3.4.1 Ream the motorhoad unit and remove the plea- tic cover. Find the 'Srnart‘ or “Learn" button on the head unit. The button should have an LED next to it. 34.2 Atter setting the manutaduret‘s DIP switches (A, B and C). set the coding DIP switches on the transmitter to any position you like, 34.3 Press and hold the button on your transmitter. While holding down that button. press the ‘Smart‘ or ‘Leam' button on the head unit. After the light on the head unit flashes. release both buttons. 3h mm . 3.4.4 Test your transmitter by pressing the button. Note : Von have now added the access code or your transmitter to the radio receiver. However. a your original transmitter may not be able to oom- muniale with the opener. "this is the case, erase the memory of your radio receiver by pressing and holding the ‘Smtrt‘ or ‘Leam' button on the head unit tor approximately 10 seoonds. New. relearn your original transmitter by pressing and holding the button on your original transmitter. IMrile hold~ ing own that button. press the “Smart' or ‘Leam' ~ button on the head unit. Amer the light on the head ‘ unit flashes. release both buttons. Then, relearn the transmitter. It this tails to matte both Irensrnlt- tersoonvatible with your garage doorOperter, men erase the memory otyour radio receiver and re- learn the original transmitter and match the trans- mitt'r DtP switohes in the original transmittet 4 OPERATING THE UNIVERSAL GARAGE DOOR ‘I'RANSMITIER 41 Point the front at the transmitter towards the door 4.2 Press the button and LED on the hunt Will be ON to indicate that radio signal transmission. Note . The sensitivity of the universal garage door transmitter depends on the direction and distance to the receiver unit. To get the maxrmum range, . point the transmltter direotly to the receiver unit. Wanting : Keep the transmitter out or children The garage door could close and mouse so out Injury or death. Use the transmltter only ' when you are sure all obstacle: have been re j moved. 5. FCC RULES AND REGULA'HONS Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible tor oon'plianos could void the user's authority to op- 4. 9 mLE . erale the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and iound to comply with the limits for a Class 5 digital device. pursuant to Part 15 d! the FCC Rules. These iirniis are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful inter-revenue in a residential installation This equipment generates, uses and ran radi- ate radio frequency energy and, ifnot installed and wed in accordance m‘lh the instructions. may cause harmlul interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not court in a partioular installation. I! this equip~ men! does cause harmful interference to radio or leiewsron whim an be determined by iuming the equipment at! and on. the user is encouraged in try to comet the inlerterence by one or more of the tollcming measures. , Realism or relocate the receiving antenna. lnaease the separation between the equipment And receiver. Connect the equipment in to an outlet on a cirwit different form that to mien the receiver is needed. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV temnldan tor help. This device complies with Perl15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions : (1) this device may not cause harmlul interference, and (2) this device must aoeept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 5. TROUBLESHOOTING The tmnsmittefs LED becomes dim. Regime a new 12V 231! alkaline batte copy ulthe DIP swflches setting tram Make sure that the DIP switches setting start SEARS lransnitterdoes network I‘mm number 2 and DtP switch number 1 must be set to ‘-' The uansmitter'LED ON but the garage Replace a new 12V 23A alkaline battery and try door opener mnrm be wnlmlled again Model No. DRG1 6/99 1M wnsm
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