GUARDIAN 303RX User Manual 12840

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Exhibit E
User's Man uaI
GUARDIAN ACCESS CORPORATION
FCC ID.: N6U303RX
Remote Control Garage Door Opener
(RECEIVER)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY RULES ....................
' BEFORE STARTING.
PRE-ASSEMBLY CHECK.
Product Features/Specifications.
Door Test ....................................
Component Identification, Inventory, Accessories.
Tools Required .........
Assembly Instructions .....
Installation Notes & Instructions...
Setting/Changing Transmitter Codes...
Installation ofPhotoEyeSystem ..............................................
OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS
SETTING THE LIMITS .............................
SETTING THE SENSITIVITY FORCE .
TESTING THE OPENERS REVERSING S
TESTING THE PHOTOEYESYSTEM
FINAL INSTALLATION.
TROL‘BLE SHOOTING .
AFTER THE INSTALLATIO
Opener Wiring Schematic....
Parts Breaktlown..................
Notice
All Model 2211-L Garage Door Openers are Designed and
Tested to Offer Safe Operation, Provided Installation and
Use of this Product is Followed in Strict Accordance with
these Instructions for Assembly and Installation. Failure to
Comply with these Instructions Could Cause Property and/
or Bodily Injury. The Opener is Intended Only for the Use
Described in this Manual and Use Other than Intended will
Void Any and All Warranties Herein Described.
Read and Follow These Important Safetv Rules:
‘. ou will see Warning and Caution Statements on _'
the following Pages. Read and Follow these
Safety Instructions Carefully. Failure to do so
could result in Serious Personal Injury or Death.
Warnlng means that severe injury or death may result from failure to follow
instructions
cauthn means that property damage or injury may result from failure to follow
instructions
Be sure to read and follow all instruction
carefully
Locate lighted push button within sight of
garage door , away from all moving parts
and out of reach of children (minimum 5’
above floor).
Check to make sun e the garage door is Install Entrapment Warning Label next to
properly installed and balanced. Because of control button. Read the Conlol Adjustment '
the extreme tension most garage door parts Warning Label. Install Emergency Release
are under do not attempt to adjust on your Tag to the Emergency Release Cord. Mount
own. Have a qualilied garage door service the Emergency Release Knob 6 feet from the
person make repairs to cables, springs and floor. Use the manual release M to
other hardware belore installing the opener. disengage the trolley. Do not use the Red
Release Cord and Knob to pull door up or
down.
Do not connect opener to power source until After installing opener , the door must
instructed . Install door opener 7 feet or reverse when it comes in contact with a _
more above floor. 1-1/2” high object. Check this safety feature _
often.
Remove all ropes connected to the garage Never operate the opener ifthe system is not
door. operating properly.
Disengage all existing garage door locks to Always disconnect electric power before
avoid damage to the garage door making repairs or removing cover.
Fiberglass, Aluminum and Steel Doors must Activate opener only when the door is in full
be Reinforced to Prevent Damage. Consult view and free from obstructions.
with Manufacturer for Recommendations.
All installation and wiring must be done in
strict compliance it uh local and state
building and electrical codes. Connect the
power cord to a properly grounded outlet
only. Do not in any way alter or remove the
grounding pin.
No one should enter or leave the garage
while the door is in motion. Do not allow
children to play near, or operate the door .
Photo Electric Eyes must be installed After Installation is complete fasten this
properly. Opening doors must not close and manual near the garage door. Perform
Closing doors must open, Sn tact nrnrprlun- nprimlip “ram I'hll‘ltt and I'Allfirv‘manf‘n/‘l
Product Features
LMotor: Permanently lubricated,
thermally protected, heavy duty motor with
automatic reset.
2.0pener Lights: Turn on and oil
automatically with 4-1/2 minute
illumination for your safety and
convenience.
3. Sensing System: A built—in sensing
system detects obsii uctions during door
operation. [fin the Downward (close) travel
mode, the Opener will sense an obstruction
and reverse to the lull open position. In the
Open mode, the Opener will stop. In both
cases the light will start flashing and
continue to flash for 4-1/2 minutes.Since all
doors are different. the Sensing System has
independent adjustments for customizing
the level of force for the normal opening and
closing ofspecific door.
4. Close Limit Su‘ifl: in winter months
it’s common for small pieces of ice or packed
snow to be trapped under the door. Ground
swelling may also elfect the close limit
setting ofthe Opener. The Close Limit
Switch overrides the Sensing System during
the last one (1) inch of closing travel and
prevents the door from reversing if it
encounters an obsuuction at this point.
5. Emergency Releas : A pull cord
allows manual disconnect and operation of
door during power failure. Unit will
automatically reconnect when release is
reset (the trolley release lever is snapped
back to its original position) , power is
restored and Opener is activated.
6. Mechanical Door Lock: When
properly adjusted, opener locks door in
closed position preventing unwanted entry.
7.Eas Connect Continuous Monitor
Entrapment System :System allows
quick and easy installation of
“Silent Guard” Photoeyesystem while
Control circuitry monitors these devices
continuously for proper operation.
8.Constant Contact to Close: for utmost
safety ir“Silcnt Guard” Photeyesystem
fails constant contact of mechanical push
button is necessary to close door. In this
mode of operation, a radio transmitter
cannot be used to close door.
9. Momentarv Contact to Close: Single
touch to Radio Transmitter or Wall Button
will allow door to close as long as “Silent
Guard" Photoeyesystem is operational.
10.”Silent Guard ” Photoevesvstem:
An invisible infra-red beam oflight guards
the door opening and reverses a downward
moving door if the beam is broken by a
stationary or moving object. If the beam is
broken. the opener light will flash for 4-1/2
minutes. Motor control circuitry constantly
monitors the “Silent Guard "
Photoeyesystem for proper operation.
11. Digital Radio Controls: Built in
allowing over 1.6 million private codes,
easily selected without use of tools. Bright
transmitter LED indicates operation and
monitors battery condition.
Door Test
Before begii ning installation ofthe operator please complete
the following test to insure that your door is balanced and in
good working condition. A poorly balanced door could cause
severe personal injury and damage to the opener.
Always have a qualified garage door service person make
any needed adjustments and/or repairs to your door before
proceeding with installation.
1. Raise and lower the door and check closely for areas of
sticking and binding. Check for loose hinges, wobbly rollers,
frayed cables and damaged or broken springs.Contact a
qualified garage door service person to make the necessary
adjustments.
2. Lift the door approximately halfway. When released, the
door should stay in that position. If door pulls open or moves
downward,tlie spring mechanism is not adjusted properly.
Contact a qualified garage door service person to make the
necessary adjustments.
3. When properly installed and adjusted the door will
remain clear of the opening, when allowed to rest at its
natural full open position. If door drifts up or down the door
is not adjusted properly. Contact a qualified garage door
service person to make the necessary adjustments.
Do Not Install the Opener Until These Adjustments and
Repairs Have Been Made.
Carefully follow the instructions for the assembly and installation ofthe
garage door opener contained in this manual
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Supplies (Needed but not supplied) :
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NotezThe L-Rail Chain Speed Unit Assembly with Trolley and From Idler
Sprocket is paclmged separately from the Power Head Unit. Refer to page 5.
for package contents and identification.
Step 1. Place Power Head Unit on discarded packing material/cardboard. Remove the
four (4) 5/16" hex nuts . See Figure 73. Save for use later.
Step 2, Remove L-ltaiI/Chain Speed Unit
from box . Locate installation Hardware
Package.
Step 3. Remove tape used to keep chain tight
during shipping and discard
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and front idler (too loose or too tight) can result in im-
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and chain noise.
Figure 713 Step 5. Re-check all nuts for tightness. Re—cheek
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ready to begin installation of the
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THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE
FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE
FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS (1) ms DEVICE
MAY NOT CAUSE WINTERFERENCE AND
(2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE
RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY
CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.
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