1 Button Digital Transmitter

Description The transmitters are wireless radio controls designed for use with AM/11 or AccessPro receivers. In addition the MegaCode code is compatible with Linear MegaCode receivers and can be used with MDR and MDRG type garage door and gate receivers. The MegaCode radio format provides unparalleled security. The format provides more than 1 million different codes. These transmitters and receivers do not contain a typical “coding switch”. Each transmitter is permanently coded at the factory to a unique code. The receiver is programmed by “learning” the transmitter’s unique digital code. The receiver will activate only from these “memorized” transmitters. Block coded versions of these transmitters can be ordered from the factory. Blocked codes are divided up as 16 facility codes, and 65,000 sequential local ID codes. This will save time when programming and maintaining large numbers of transmitters in an application. The transmitters are powered from two 3-volt “button cell” batteries (type CR1616, CR 1620, DL 1620 or equivalent). The batteries should last up to 5 years with normal use. To conserve battery life, an internal timer limits the transmission duration to 10 seconds if a transmitter button is held down. This device complies with FCC Part 15. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. To Prepare to Use: Program transmitter into receiver. Refer to the instructions provided with the receiver to set it into a “learning” mode. Activate the transmitter to program it into the receiver. Receivers that accept “Block Coding” Can be programmed to accept a user defined block of ID codes, in addition to “learning” individual transmitter “ID’s”. To Replace Batteries: Step 1 Open the Case. Remove the two retaining screws from the rear of the case. Hold the case halves together and flip the transmitter over. Lay the unit on a table with the button(s) facing up. Carefully remove the case top. Step 2 Remove the board. Very carefully remove the circuit board and set it aside. Notice how the batteries are placed in the bottom case of the transmitter. Step 3 Replace the batteries. Remove the old batteries, noting their location and placement. Replace the batteries with fresh type CR1616, CR1620 or DL 1620 batteries. Both batteries must be the same type. Step 4 Close the case. Carefully place the circuit board into the case over the batteries. Align the board on the two case alignment posts. Hook the top case onto the bottom case on the button end. Squeeze the case together, flip it over and replace the two case screws. Test the transmitter for proper operation. Item Number: SKU: 112022