Universal Garage Remote
(610-2107)                 Operation                  Faxback Doc. # 31191

OPENING AND CLOSING THE GARAGE DOOR

Ensure that the system is properly connected, so the red LED on the 
receiver blinks once every 5 seconds.  To open or close the garage door,
push the transmitter's button for 1 second.  If it does not respond, you
might need to teach the receiver the transmitter's code as described 
below.

Teaching Transmitter Codes/Using More Than One Transmitter

The receiver module's code is factory preset to match the supplied
transmitter's code.  But, you can easily add up to three additional
transmitters to your system.

If the receiver module does not respond to your transmitter, or if you
wish to add additional transmitters, follow these steps to "teach" the
receiver the code for each transmitter.

1.  Use a pen to push the white button on the side of the receiver's case
    for 1 second.  The red LED on the side flashes 4 times.

2.  Within 4 seconds, press and hold the transmitter's button until the red
    LED on the receiver blinks again.  Repeat this step for any other
    transmitters you want to add.

3.  When all the transmitters' codes have been "learned," wait 5 more
    seconds (until the red LED on the receiver blinks 3 more times) before
    using the system.

Using More Than One Receiver

If you have more than one electric garage door, you can use a separate 
receiver module to control each garage door.  You must "teach" each
receiver's module the codes for all transmitters you plan to use with that
receiver.

Programming Additional Remotes

1.  Push the white button on the side of the receiver and hold for one
    second.  The red LED on the side flashes four times.

2.  Within four seconds, press and hold the trasmit button on one remote
    until the red LED on the receiver blinks.

3.  Immediately after this, push the button on the next remote and hold
    until the red LED blinks again.

4.  Repeat Step 3 for each additional remote for a maximum of four
    remotes.

USING THE SYSTEM AS A GENERAL PURPOSE REMOTE CONTROL

To use the system as a general purpose remote control, you must connect an
external 12-Volt DC power supply to the 12VDC 50 MA jack on the side of 
the receiver's case.  Then move the slide switch to the AC Adapter 
position, closest to the jack.

CAUTION:  Use only an adapter that accepts a 2.1 mm ID and 5.5 mm OD barrel
          type jack, with its tip set to negative.  Radio Shack Cat. No.
          273-1652 meets these specifications.  Using an adapter which
          does not meet these specifications can result in damage to the
          adapter or your remote control system.

NOTES:  The system's gray and black output wires are attached to the common
        and normally open (N.O.) contacts of a 5-amp relay.

        The relay contact time is about 0.13 seconds.  Maximum voltage
        through the relay is 38 Volts AC or DC.

PROGRAMMING REMOTE

1.  Use a pen to press and realease the white button on the side of the
    receiver's case.  The red LED on the side flashes four times.

2.  Within four seconds, press and hold the transmitter's button until the
    red LED blinks again.

3.  Repeat these steps for any other transmitters that you want to add.


(IR-03/27/96)