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Step 1:

 Determine the optimum location for the EXIT WAND using the information found in “Placement of the 

WAND” on page 2. Then dig a hole approximately 12 inches deep and 24 inches long within 2 feet and parallel to 
the edge of the driveway. Next, dig a trench approximately 12 inches deep from this hole to a spot under the gate 
opener control box to run the cable from the WAND to the control board.

Keep the WAND and the cable uncovered at this time, but out of direct sunlight.

We recommend that the cable be run in PVC conduit to the control box to prevent damage to the cable from lawn 
mowers, weed eaters and grazing animals. 

Step 4:

 Unscrew and remove the lock nut from the 

WIRE CLAMP hub (

included with hardware

). From 

the outside of the control box, insert the WIRE CLAMP 
hub and sealing nut (

see illustration right

) into the 

new 

WIRE CLAMP hole

. Finger tighten the lock nut onto 

the threaded end of the WIRE CLAMP hub from inside 
the box.

Installing The WIRE CLAMP: 

The WIRE CLAMP (in-

cluded) is used to secure the wand cable where it enters the control box 
to prevent it from being accidently pulled out.

Step 2:

 If you are installing the WAND on a PRO-SW1000/2000 or 

PRO-SL1000/2000 gate opener, use a screwdriver or steel punch to 
carefully remove the thin plastic knockout disk (

see illustrations at 

right

) at the bottom of the control box. If you have a dual gate opener 

system, drill a 7/8” diameter hole at the bottom of the control box and 
install the WIRE CLAMP.

Step 3:

 Use a sharp knife or deburring tool to clean the rough edges 

from the  hole.

Be careful with tools to avoid contact or damage to the control 
board!

Knockout Disk

WIRE CLAMP for 

Opener Power Cord

PRO-SW1000/2000 & PRO-SL1000/2000

Control Box

Drill 7/8" diameter

hole for Dual Gate

System

Determining WAND Location:

IMPORTANT: Clear an area 20 feet in all directions of metal tools, toys and automobiles,
to prevent magnetic disturbance during testing and installation.

Installing the Exit Wand...

Gate opener 

control box

Driveway

12”

Minimum of 25 feet

SENSOR: 2 feet from driveway 

edge and 1 foot in ground

Open gate outside 

sensor range

PVC conduit in ground and 

up to control box recommended

Knockout Disk

WIRE CLAMP for 

Opener Power Cord

PRO-SW3000 & PRO-SW4000

PRO-SW2000XL & PRO-SW2002XL

Control Box

Sealing Nut

Hub

Lock Nut

Wire Clam

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Summary of Contents for FM139

Page 1: ...dren WARNING WARNING WAND with 50 100 or 150 feet of Direct Burial Cable Range Adjustment Board Warning Signs 2 Wire Nuts 3 Battery Connection Wires 2 Double Spade Connectors 2 Ty Wraps 4 Wire Clamp WARNING GATE OPENING SENSOR IN USE The Automatic Gate Opener is activated when a vehicle comes within range of the sensor buried along side the driveway and could possibly be activated by a child on a ...

Page 2: ...est priorities is to provide outstanding technical service to our customers Therefore if you have any questions or require any technical assistance visit www gtopro com or call our toll free line 800 543 1236 for technical support The EXIT WAND you have purchased is designed with some of the most advanced technology available In layman s terms the wand detects a change in the earths magnetic field...

Page 3: ...n at no charge to the customer if returned freight prepaid to GTO Inc 3121 Hartsfield Road Tallahassee Florida USA 32303 IMPORTANT Call 800 543 1236 for a Return Goods Authorization RGA num ber before returning accessory to factory Products received at the factory without an RGA number will not be accepted Replacement or repaired parts are covered by this warranty for the remainder of the one 1 ye...

Page 4: ...Identification on cover DOUBLE SPADE CONNECTOR a wire connector which allows the connection of two wires to be connect ed to a single terminal see Parts Identification on cover How the EXIT WAND works When a metal object such as a car truck or motorcycle in motion disturbs the MAGNETIC FIELD around the WAND a signal is sent to the automatic gate opener s control board signaling it to open the gate...

Page 5: ... from activating the wand due to physical vibrations For Optimum Performance Locate the WAND as far as possible away from power transformers power lines underground gas line and telephone lines Locate the WAND away from general moving traffic to prevent unwanted activation Remember that the WAND detects MAGNETIC DISTURBANCES caused by a vehicle s mass and velocity It is recommended that you run th...

Page 6: ...trol box to prevent it from being accidently pulled out Step 2 If you are installing the WAND on a PRO SW1000 2000 or PRO SL1000 2000 gate opener use a screwdriver or steel punch to carefully remove the thin plastic knockout disk see illustrations at right at the bottom of the control box If you have a dual gate opener system drill a 7 8 diameter hole at the bottom of the control box and install t...

Page 7: ...XIT OPEN terminal on the opener control board Connect the BLACK wire from the SENSOR CABLE to one of the COMMON terminals on the opener control board BLUE BLACK RECR GRN BLK RED EXIT SAFETY EDGE CYCLE COMMON LINK Mighty Mule 350 Control Board Connect the BLUE wire from the SENSOR CABLE to the EXIT terminal on the opener control board Connect the BLACK wire from the SENSOR CABLE to one of the COMMO...

Page 8: ...tion Step 12 Connect the RED and BLACK control board wires from the opener to the DOUBLE SPADE CONNECTORS provided as shown on the next page Step 13 Using a WIRE NUT connect the SHIELD wire from the WAND CABLE along with the BLACK wire from the Range Adjustment board to the BLACK BATTERY CONNECTION wire provided Using the remaining WIRE NUT connect the RED wire from the WAND CABLE to the RED BATTE...

Page 9: ...ncluded WARNING GATE OPENING SENSOR IN USE The Automatic Gate Opener is activated when a vehicle comes within range of the sensor buried along side the driveway and could possibly be activated by a child on a bicycle tricycle or other metal play equipment 8 5 4 38 REWWARN01 Powering Up the WAND IMPORTANT When the WAND is first powered up it must be undis turbed for 60 seconds to perform the self t...

Page 10: ...n o Connect the BLUE wire from the WAND to the FREE EXIT ENTRY of the gate opener o Connect the BLACK wire from the WAND to the COMMON GND of the gate opener Range POT board connection o Connect the YELLOW wire from the WAND to the YELLOW wire from the Range Adjustment Board o Connect the BLACK wire from the Range Adjustment Board to a negative input voltage o Turn the POT clockwise to increase ra...

Page 11: ...4 44 5 mm diameter x 16 5 42 cm long Adjustable range 3 12 feet typical installation Very low power consumption ideal for battery application Troubleshooting Make sure all connections are correct If the WAND is not working 1 Make sure the Range Adjustment is set at maximum range 2 Disconnect the power battery to the WAND 3 Reconnect the power to the WAND and make sure that no metal object or vehic...

Page 12: ...s or wired keypad It can be programmed to use up to 25 different personal identification number PIN codes This used in combination with the GTO PRO automatic gate lock see automatic gate lock adds an additional layer of security for your property Entry Transmitter RB741 The GTO PRO entry transmitter includes a visor clip and has adjustable code settings This is the standard transmitter included in...

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