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2-1.    Mount the Receiver inside the operator cover.

2-2.    Attach the antenna to the Receiver. An extension

         cable will be required if the operator cover is 
         metal. Ideally, antenna should be vertical and in
         line-of-sight of the Transmitter(s).

2-3.    Connect power (12-24 VAC/DC) to the terminals

         marked POWER (not polarity sensitive). 
         Determine which monitored interface your 
         operator uses. Connect the COM and the 
         correct output connections (P/N.C., 10K) to your 
         operator. The Output Select dip switch 1 is 
         set to “R” for all operator’s requiring either a N.C. 
         or a 10K input, or set to “P” for operator’s that 
         require a pulsed input. Switch 2 has no function.

2-4.    Apply power to the Receiver. Observe that the 

          green and yellow LEDs are on. The Channel 1 
          red LED will blink, and the Channel 2 LED will be 
          on solid. After 15 seconds, the Channel 2 LED will 
          go out, unless there is a Transmitter associated 
          with it. If the yellow LED is blinking randomly, at 
          least one Transmitter has been Learned and is 
          working.

P.O. Box 159 • West Grove, PA 19390 • 800-220-3343 • 610-869-4422 • Fax: 610-869-4423 • www.milleredge.com

6809 South Harl Avenue, Suite A • Tempe, AZ 85283 • 800-887-3343 • 480-755-3565 • Fax: 480-755-3558

MGL-K20_Inst_20160815

Model: MGL-K20

INSTALLATION  INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT: 

READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION

Kit Contents:
1.    MGL-TX20 Transmitter unit
2.    MGL-RX20 Receiver unit
3.    Receiver antenna 
4.   (2) AA lithium batteries  
5.   (4) #6 pan head transmitter mounting screws

1-

Parts List

PART NUMBER

2-

Install Receiver

The Monitored Gate Link (MGL) transmitter/receiver system is intended to provide a wireless connection between a monitored
safety  edge  and  a  motorized  operator  that  controls  the  associated  gate.  MGL meets  the  2016  UL  325  requirements  for
monitored devices and has been certified as a UL 325 recognized component. It is designed for use on operators that comply with
2016 UL 325 using a T2 terminated edge sensor.

Required:
1. 1/8” flat blade screwdriver
2. 1/4” flat blade screwdriver
3. 10K (T2/blue band) terminated Sensing Edge

Recommended:
•  VOM for test purposes
•  Mounting screws as required for receiver

ANTENNA

MOUNTING

TABS (2)

RECEIVER

ENCLOSURE

TERMINAL

DIAGRAM

Summary of Contents for MGL-TX20

Page 1: ... P O Box 159 West Grove PA 19390 800 220 3343 610 869 4422 Fax 610 869 4423 www milleredge com 6809 South Harl Avenue Suite A Tempe AZ 85283 800 887 3343 480 755 3565 Fax 480 755 3558 MGL K20_Inst_20160815 Model MGL K20 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION Kit Contents 1 MGL TX20 Transmitter unit 2 MGL RX20 Receiver unit 3 Receiver ...

Page 2: ...mmed Channel 1 LED will be blinking rapidly indicating no Edge has been connected until your 10K Sensing Edge is connected to the Transmitter Press the Transmitter Test button again and note that the red LED on the Receiver turns on solid 3 4 If needed perform same steps for Channel 2 Up to 2 different Transmitters may be programmed per channel 3 5 To start over or erase programming press and hold...

Page 3: ...s powered on Yellow LED Blinks off Indicates reception of message with our selected address On solid No Transmitters Learned Fast blink Termination fault Random blink Transmitters are Learned and sending Red LED Indicates safety device is active On solid Active Sensing Edge Fast blink Termination fault Medium blink Comunications fault Slow blink Low battery Off No faults Note Channel 2 LED will go...

Page 4: ...nications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which may be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures 1 Re orient or relocate the receiver antenna 2 Increase ...

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