1. INTRODUCTION
Model 318KR
In this package, you will find a keyless entry transmitter with 3V lithium
batteries, a garage door receiver, a red / black wire and a clip.
Red/Black Wire
Plug in the connector end of the Red/Black wire to the 318R
receiver. Note the orientation of the male & female connector.
Plug the receiver into an electrical outlet inside the garage.
The red light on the receiver should be on after being plugged into an
electrical outlet.
Re-connect the power cord of the Garage Door Opener.
Remove the battery isolator on the transmitter and enter the factory
default PIN [0,0,0,0], [#], you will hear 3 beeps indicating you have entered
the correct PIN. The door will now open.
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4. CHANGE THE OPERATION CODE FOR
BOTH TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER
It is recommended to randomly set the operation code for your keypad
transmitter and receiver to avoid interference from other devices. Follow
the instructions below to change the operation code.
Pry off the cover on the back of the transmitter.
You will see 10 connectors labeled from
“1” to “10”, as shown. (the connectors
setting may not be the same as shown)
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Keyless Entry Transmitter
(Batteries inside)
Houselink
®
Wireless
Keyless Entry for Garage Doors
2. INSTALLATION
The following instructions will show you how to install the receiver. After
installing, the keyless entry transmitter (already programmed to the
receiver) can be used to operate your garage door opener.
You need to locate 2 things inside your garage to install the receiver:
1) the wall-mounted door control;
2) an electrical outlet, select an electrical outlet different from the one
already connected to the power cord of the garage door opener to
reduce the chance of interference. The further distance between
the receiver and the garage door opener, the less interference
between 2 devices.
Note: The length of the red/black wire is 20ft, so the receiver must be
plugged into an electrical outlet that is within 20ft of the wall mounted
door control. If there is no electrical outlet within 20ft of the wall
mounted door control, an extension cord can be used for temporary
installation.
2. INSTALLATION (CONT)
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3. TROUBLE SHOOTING
Q: Door opener does not react after pressing the button on the transmitter.
A:- Ensure you hear 3 beeps from the keypad transmitter after entering
the default PIN and [#]. If you do not hear 3 beeps, that means the PIN
you entered is incorrect. Re-enter the correct PIN.
- If the red light on the receiver flashes after entering the PIN on the
transmitter, but the door opener does not respond, please ensure the
red/black wire is successfully connected from the receiver to the
wall mounted door control.
- Ensure the wires that are previously connected to the wall mounted
door control are not loose.
- Ensure the code setting on the keypad transmitter is the same as the
receiver. Refer to section 4 to check the code setting.
RED/BLACK WIRE
RECEIVER
Existing wires connected
to garage door opener.
(Do not remove)
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Remove the wall-mounted door control from the wall by removing
the screws. Connect the stripped ends of the Red/Black wire to the
2 terminals (2 screws) on the back of the wall mounted door
control. (Polarity does not matter.)
Unplug the power cord of your garage door opener
before installation to ensure power is not connected.
Wall Mounted
Door Control
Electrical
Outlet
WARNING
Remove power cord of garage
door opener before installation.
Red /
Black wire
Note: There should be another
pair of wires connected to the 2
terminals already. Do not remove/
disconnect these existing wires.
Note: If you see no screws mounting the wall mounted door control,
the screws are probably under-neath the front cover. Remove the
front cover by pressing onto the tabs on top of the cover.
Remove front
cover first
Existing
wires
Different wall-mounted door controls
Note: Alternative wiring options are available, the receiver can be
connected directly to the opener’s motor. Please contact customer
service for further information regarding alternative wiring options.
Garage Door
Receiver
Clip
