Instruction manual

ManualsBrandsControll-A-Door ManualsGarage Door OpenerS series

• Switch 1: R or L. This switch selects which side of the door the opener is to be installed on -L for Left Hand, R

for Right Hand. Changing the Left-Right switch will cause all previously programmed limits to be erased. The

power to the opener must be turned off then on again whenever this switch is updated.

• Switch 2: S1 or S2. This switch changes the sensitivity of the obstruction sensing system. If the door is a small

Series 1 door in good condition set the switch to S1, for larger doors like Series 2 doors set the switch to S2.

• Switch 3: AC - OFF. This switch enables the autoclose feature. An IR Beam must be ﬁtted and enabled for this

feature to work. When autoclose is selected the door will close automatically 30 seconds after opening. The door

will attempt to close up to 4 times (for 2 minutes) if repeatedly prevented by obstructions.

• Switch 4: IR - OFF. This switch enables a remote infra red beam accessory to be ﬁtted. When “On” an IR Beam

accessory must be ﬁtted and functional. If an IR Beam is not operating then the door, once opened, cannot be

closed. The relays will click twice when the operate button is pressed to indicate this condition. When an IR

Beam is selected and functioning correctly the door will cease closing (or refuse to close) when the beam is

obstructed. When off (normal operation) any IR Beam accessory will be ignored and the autoclose feature

disabled (even if selected).

Step 7: Door Travel Limit Setting.

Limits must be programmed for the desired range of movement of the door as follows:

i. Turn on the power to the opener, the CODE SET and LIMIT SET lights will ﬂash rapidly for a few seconds whilst

the opener goes through a diagnostic self-test, then the POWER LED will illuminate.

ii. The operator should still be disengaged, if not, disengage the opener by pulling down the handle.

Use caution when operating the manual release with the door open since it may fall

rapidly due to weak or broken springs, or an imbalanced door AS3350

Caution: Do not disengage the opener to manual operation with children/persons or

any objects including motor vehicles within the doorway.

iii. Manually move the door to a position half way between the

open and closed positions.

iv. Press the LIMIT SET button until the Limit Set LED

illuminates (approx. 3 seconds).

v. Move the door to the desired lower limit and press the LIMIT

SET button to accept this bottom limit. The Limit Set LED will

now be ﬂashing.

vi. Move the door to the desired upper limit and press the LIMIT

SET button to accept this limit. The ﬂashing LED will go out.

vii. Re-engage the opener by pulling down on the handle.

viii. Hold the light cover in place and press the operate button to

ensure that the door closes and opens properly.

NB: Limit setting can also be set using the operate button on the opener. Start with the door engaged in the half way

position. Press the LIMIT SET button until the Limit Set LED illuminates (approx. 3 seconds). Press the Operate

button until the door is in the bottom setting position and press LIMIT SET. Press the Operate button for the door to

move to the top setting, press LIMIT SET. The limits are now set.

Step 8: Remote Control Transmitter Code Setting.

The receiver needs to learn the codes of any remote control device that will be used with the operator. The receiver

has storage for 14 memory codes and can store:

• Up to 12 remote control transmitters. After 12 codes have been stored, any additional code stored will cause the

oldest code to be erased.

• One dip-switch remote control transmitter code, and

• One entry keypad code.

Note: Programming a different dip-switch code or entry keypad will automatically erase any previously programmed code.

Controll-A-Door

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AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR OPENER

POWER

CODE SET

LIMIT SET

WARNING: Cover not to be removed except by

authorised technician

Limit

Set

LED

Limit

Set

Button

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