Step 3. - PROGRAMMING THE GateGuard ACCESS COMMAND CODE MODEL Nos. GGT-1/GGT-1F
The factory default
GateGuard
Access Command Code:
1-2-3.
You can have (but are not required to use) up to 15 characters including the
*
and
#
signs to create
your
GateGuard
access command code. Determine the characters you wish to include in your access command
code sequence and record them in the space provided. Keep this information in a safe location. You may pick
one of the following two methods for programming your
GateGuard
access command code.
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METHOD #1 Using a Touch-Tone Telephone
If the phone has a switch for TONE or PULSE dialing, make sure the switch is in the TONE position.
1. Install batteries into RQX Battery Holder as described in the OUTPOST User Manual. If using the RITRON
Model EXPO-12 or using an external 12 VDC, connect external 12 VDC to the screw terminals as described in the
User Manual.
2. Connect the power connector of the RQX Battery Holder or EXPO-12 to the power connector on the radio
board assembly.
3. Secure antenna to the antenna connector.
4. Plug the Touch-Tone Telephone into the RJ-11 jack on the Decoder Board.
5. Place the Decoder Board Program Jumper in Position 2 (refer to FIG.- 2).
6. Press and hold the Callbox PTT button until the Beep is heard, then release the PTT button.
7.
RQX-150/450 ONLY:
Press the Red Enable Button on the radio assembly (refer to the diagram
on the inside of the Callbox enclosure). A triple-tone beep will sound. This will keep the radio from timing out
while entering the Security Code.
RQX-156/456:
Press and hold the PTT Programming button until the beeping
stops. This will keep the radio from timing out while entering the Security Code.
8. Press the Program Button on the
GateGuard
Decoder Board (refer to FIG.- 2). The Red LED will turn off.
9. Enter your security code (up to 15 characters) by pressing the buttons on the keypad of the telephone.
10. Press the Program Button on the Decoder Board (refer to FIG.- 2). The Red LED will turn on.
11. Place the Program Jumper back to Position 1 (refer to FIG.- 2).
12.
RQX-150/450 ONLY:
Press the Red Off Button on the radio assembly (refer to the diagram on the
inside of the Callbox enclosure). A double-tone beep will sound.
RQX-156/456/454:
Disconnect and the reconnect the power connectors.
13. Proceed to the Re-assemble Callbox Section.
METHOD #2 Using a Portable Radio Equipped with DTMF Keypad for Over-The-Air Programming
IMPORTANT:
When entering the Access Command Code with the portable, do not stand too close to the Callbox.
You should be 5 to 10 feet away otherwise audio feedback may result and the Access Command Code may not
program correctly.
1. Install batteries into RQX Battery Holder as described in the OUTPOST User Manual. If using the RITRON
Model EXPO-12 or using external power, connect external 12 VDC to the screw terminals.
2. Connect the power connector of the RQX Battery Holder or EXPO-12 to the power connector on the radio board
assembly.
3. Secure antenna to the antenna connector.
4. Press and hold the Callbox PTT button until the Beep is heard, then release the PTT button.
5. Press the Program Button on the
GateGuard
Decoder Board (refer to FIG.- 2). The Red LED will go out.
6. Enter your Access Command Code (up to 15 characters) by transmitting with the handheld and pressing the
buttons on the DTMF Keypad. You should hear the tones in the Callbox speaker as you press the buttons on
the keypad.
Note:
You will have 10 seconds to complete step 5, 6 and 7 before the Callbox automatically shuts off. If you hear a double tone Beep
before you begin to enter your security code, begin at Step 4.
7. Press the Program Button on the Decoder Board (refer to FIG.-2). The Red LED will turn on.
8. Allow the Callbox to automatically turn off. If programmed to remain on all the time, disconnect then reconnect
the power connectors.
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