5
Programming Units
On the receiver, press the reset button and during the yellow light press the brightness
button. The receiver will listen for about 10 seconds for a programming transmission.
Then, on the transmitter, press the reset button, wait for the blinking blue light and then
press the option button. The blue light will become solid and the receiver will beep a
short upward sweeping tone (it is now programmed). The receiver will also beep once or
twice to indicate the current status of the transmitter (door open or closed).
Transmitter Options
Pressing and releasing the reset button will cause the green light or the red light to blink.
Green means the battery is OK. Red means the battery is low and should be replaced.
After this the blue light will blink. After this a solid red or green light indicates whether
the door is open or closed. Red means open and green means closed. Then the unit
checks the sensor periodically.
Pressing the option button while the blue light is blinking will make the
transmitter send a programming transmission.
Press and hold the option button and then press and release the reset button.
A green solid light indicated that the unit is already on, releasing the option button
now will do nothing. The unit will return to normal mode.
If the green light blinks, then the unit is currently off. Releasing the option button
now will turn the unit on.
While holding the option button down, pressing and releasing the reset button again will
cycle to red.
A red solid light indicated that the unit is already off, releasing the option button
now will do nothing. The unit will return to off mode.
If the red light blinks, then the unit is currently on. Releasing the option button
now will turn the unit off.
In both cases, a red and green “light show” will signal that the unit is turning off.
When the unit is off, pressing the reset button will show three short red blinks to indicate
that the unit is off.
