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Add Remotes (With groups)
If the controller has more than just the original Group 0, it will prompt for the group number to which the
new remote/s must be added. After selecting the required group number follow the same steps as listed
in Add Remotes (No groups).
When Duplicating Group Functions to a Remote, it is possible to change the button function assignment
by editing each remote individually. It is not, however, possible to add a function to that remote if the
function is not available to the group. When removing or adding functions to a group, all remotes in that
group will be affected. As an example, by removing the Trigger function from a group, the Trigger func-
tion on all remotes in that group will be removed.
Delete Remotes
This feature allows remotes to be deleted by selecting the remote’s number in the controller. Only re-
motes in the system are available for deletion.
Edit Remotes
After a remote has been added to a group, it can be customized by reassigning the button functions of
the remote. It is not, however, possible to add a function to that remote if the function is not available to
the group. If a remote requires a function that is not in the group, the function can be added to the group
using the Edit Group function before assigning it to the button.
Auto Learn Remotes
This features allows for the learning of remotes onto the controller for a set period of time. The time
allowed is set up when the feature is enabled and allows for up to 30days. Two learn methods are
available:
Auto Learn
This method will accept, and learn, any EXO remote that transmits it’s code in the near vicinity. This is
useful if a controller is replaced but not all the remote holders are available to learn their remotes into
the controller memory and there is no security guard in attendance to assist.
Buddy Learn (this is the recommended method)
This method is similar to the Auto Learn method but, in order for a remote to be learned, it is necessary
for a button of a remote already in the system to be pressed first and then the new remote’s button to be
pressed within 10 seconds. This is a more secure way of programming the controller and is ideally suited
for a complex with a security guard in attendance. It is far less likely that unknown remotes are acci-
dentally programmed on to the controller.
Edit Group
The TRITEK uses a grouping system for managing remote users. This provides a level of security and con-
trol if the gate is used by various groups (users). Groups such as the homeowners; domestic worker,
garden service, pool service, security guards and more can be created in addition to the master group
(Group 0), with 15 groups available.
Access through the gate by each group can be independently controlled and access to the main menu by
these groups can be locked, while the remotes belonging to the master group (Group 0) have the ability
to access the main menu at all times (see Lock Main Menu).
Each group can be individually customized. For instance, a group created for a domestic worker may only
allow the gate to be opened using pedestrian entry, on certain days and during certain times while a
garden service group will allow the gate to open fully, on one specific day and for a limited time.
In each group various functions can be assigned to each of the 16 available function slots. These func-
tions directly correspond to the 15 “buttons” of the EXO Remote. Example, if function 1 of a group is set
to Trigger then button 1 of a remote programmed to this group will be the Trigger button. If function 2 of
the group is set to Light Trigger then button 2 of all the remotes belonging to this group will activate the
light.
Function 16 does not match a remote button configuration but can be individually selected by using the
edit remotes function. Therefore, some remotes in a group can have a special additional control such as
placing the gate in lockout mode, preventing it from closing. By default, any remote programmed to a
group will not have access to function 16 and needs to be specially configured to use this function.
It may be temporarily required for all the remotes in a group to be barred from access, for example,
when a driveway is being tarred. The Trigger function in the group can temporarily be changed to Pedes-
trian Trigger so that the users in that group now only have pedestrian access.
Unassigned functions in a group (No Function) means that that button on the remotes will have no func-
tion assigned to it. The owner of the remote can therefore assign that remote button to another opera-
tion such as a garage operator and will not affect the gate operator.
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