Programming Instructions for a Non-Intellicode Wireless Keypad

Installation Instructions

Step 1-1  Mount Wireless Keypad on a flat vertical surface with enough room above to slide cover up. (See below)

Step 1-2  Slide Keypad cover up and pull off Wireless Keypad.  Slide off battery cover and remove battery. (See below)

Step 1-3  Mark two holes by tapping a small nail through screwholes on Keypad.  Drill 1/16" pilot holes then fasten with #6 screws enclosed.  Replace Keypad Cover.

Step 1-4  Replace battery and slide battery cover back into place.

WARNING :  MOVING DOORS CAN INJURE PEOPLE OR PETS.

Mount Wireless Keypad:

• Where door can be seen.
• Out of reach of children.
• Where user cannot stand under or near moving door.

For Maximum Safety:

• Show everyone who will use Door Operator how to do it safely.
• Operate door only when it's fully visible.
• Do not operate door when anyone is in the door area.
• Do not allow anyone to run under moving door.
• Do not allow children or pets to play under door.
• Do not let children play with controls.

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Determining Your Door Code

The Door Code is a 3 or 4 digit number created from the switch settings on your Door Operator.

Step 2-1  Locate Operator Code Switches on Door Operator. (See below)

Step 2-2  Mark down your Operator Switch Settings by circling U (Up) or D (Down) for each switch setting. (See below)

Step 2-3 Convert each group of three switch settings to a group number shown in chart below:

Step 2-4  Fill in 3 DOOR CODE numbers for 9 Code Switches and 4 Door Code numbers for 12 Code Switches.  (See the Code Setting Chart in Step 2-2).

EXAMPLE:   The Door Operator Code Switches are set as shown.  On the figure below these settings have been circled.  The first 3 switches (Group 1) are set UP DOWN D OWN.  The switch pattern is matched to the one shown on the chart in Step 2-3.  The pattern group number is 4.  In the space under Group 1 write 4.  In the space under Group 1 write 4.  Repeat this step in each of the 3 groups of settings, writing the matching numbers in the space below.  The 4 digit code for the Door Operator example is 4702. (See below)

Your PIN number can be created from any group of numbers up to 8 digits of your choice.  (Do NOT use #  or *.)  NOTE:  It is NOT good security to use your address, phone number, birthdate, etc.

To Operate Keypad

Step 5-1  Slide Keypad cover up until it latches.  Enter PIN and press * button.  Slide Keypad Cover down.

Troubleshooting