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Changing the Master Code
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Secondary Codes
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Daily Use
To change the master code:
Enter the current master code (the master code is 000000 until changed). Press set and release. Press set again and hold it
for over 7 seconds The lower red LED will light and stay lit. Enter the desired new master code. Press set. Enter the new master code a 2nd time and press
set. The master code has been changed.
Note: 9A621 is shown below as an example only. It is recommended you choose a different unique master
code 4 to 6 digits in length. Copy the selected master code in a safe location as it is required for any programming or code change.
To add a secondary code:
Enter the master code. Press set and release. Press set a 2nd time and hold it for over 7 seconds. The lower red LED will light
and stay lit. Press the desired channel button (1 or 2 dots). Enter the desired secondary code 4 to 6 digits in length. Press set. Enter the same code a 2nd
time and press set. The new secondary code is now set.
Note: 2582 is shown below only as an example. Choose a unique 4 to 6 digit code.
To delete a secondary code:
Enter the master code. Press set and release. Press set a 2nd time and hold it for over 7 seconds. The lower red LED will light
and stay lit. Press the desired channel button (1 or 2 dots). Enter the secondary code to be deleted. Press set for over 10 seconds.
To delete all secondary codes:
Enter the master code. Press set and release. Press set a 2nd time and hold it for over 7 seconds. The lower red LED will
light and stay lit. Press set for over 10 seconds until the LED goes out.
Pressing any button will activate the back lighting in the event of low light conditions. Enter the security code and press the transmit button. The top LED
will blink while transmitting. The keypad will be active for 30 seconds after the code has been entered allowing the operator to be sequenced between
up/stop/down/stop as desired by each press of the transmit button.
Note: the master code will grant control of both channel buttons (1 and 2 dots).
The secondary codes will only grant control of the button they were programmed to.
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Trouble Shooting
If an Hz operator or control was produced before 2006 and will not accept programming,
you may need to
switch the keypad to the old protocol by: Entering the master code. Press set. Press the address button. Press
the channel button that will be programmed to the older unit. Again attempt programming as per step 3 above.
5 successive incorrect codes
will lock the keypad for 5 min.
If an error is made in the middle of a programming step
, stop and wait 30 seconds and the keypad will reset.
Hz operators and controls
produced prior to 2006
may require you to change
the radio protocol
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Replacing the Battery
If the master code is lost
, the code can be reset by
pressing the address button for over 15 seconds until
both red LED’s start to blink. The master code will be
reset to 000000 and the secondary codes will be
cleared
