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GENIE ONE-BUTTON REMOTE
GPT90-1 (12 Switches & 390 frequency)
************* WARNING *************
Moving Door can cause serious injury or death.
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DO NOT install
transmitter unless the door operator’s safety reverse works as required
by the door operator’s manual.
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Wall control
must be mounted in sight of door, at least 5 feet above floor and clear of
moving door parts.
·
Keep people
clear of opening
while door is moving.
·
DO NOT
allow children to
play with the transmitter or door operator.
If
safety reverse does not work properly:
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Close door
then disconnect operator
using the manual release handle.
·
DO NOT
use transmitter
or door operator.
·
Refer to Door
and Door Operators Owner’s Manuals before attempting any repairs.
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Electrical Shock can cause serious injury or death.
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Power cord must be unplugged before attaching any wires,
·
Be sure wire ends do not touch each other or other terminals.
If you have questions or if you need a manual, contact the distributor or
manufacturer of the operator.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADDITIONAL
TRANSMITTERS
Your
garage door opener, transmitter, and this new transmitter must all be set to the
same code to work.
NOTE: If your
opener has 9 code switches instead of 12 as shown this replacement transmitter
will not work with your system.
Your code block with dip
switches can be found where you
see the antenna wire hanging from the motor head (you may have to take the lens
cover off). If antenna wire is not hanging from motor head then you have an
external receiver which is a black box approx. 6" x 2" mounted somewhere in the
garage with a antenna wire hanging from it (pop off cover to find code block
with dip switches).
FREQUENCY NUMBER
The
frequency number is on a label on the back of your transmitter. This 3 digit
number is also found on your opener power unit or separate receiver. If these
numbers do not match, the new transmitter will not open the door.
SETTING THE CODE ON YOUR NEW TRANSMITTER
Your
new transmitter is shipped with all 12 code switches set “ON”. Locate the code
switches on your existing transmitter or on the operator. Your new transmitter
must be set to the same switch pattern to work.
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Remove battery cover. .
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Press firmly below arrow and slide cover off.
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Slide code switches to match setting on your existing transmitter or receiver.
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Use ballpoint pen or small screwdriver.
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Slide firmly up or down.
NOTE: If your
original unit includes “one time” punch out keys instead of switches, set the
switches of the new transmitter to “off” position to match the keys that have
been punched.
- Replace remote control
battery cover.
- Slide
battery cover back in place over battery.
- Press
firmly and slide forward to snap in place..
LOST
OR STOLEN TRANSMITTERS:
If your
transmitter has been lost or stolen, it is recommended that you change the code
setting on all transmitters and receivers for security.
TRANSMITTER OPERATION:
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Press the button while the door is moving. Door will stop.
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Point the transmitter at the garage door and press button. Door will open or
close.
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Press the button again. The door moves the other way.
- Door
automatically stops at the end of open or close cycle.
- For
maximum range, point remote control at door and press button.
VISOR CLIP ATTACHMENT:
Attach visor clip to
remote control.
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Spread wire ends apart.
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Insert wire ends into holes in sides of remote control.
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Clip can be inserted up or down.
Battery replacement
(your remote
control is battery powered)
- Remove battery cover by
pressing firmly below arrow and slide cover off.
- Install new battery in
same position.
- Use Eveready 9V Classic
No. 216
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