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WIRELESS

Driveway Alarm

INSTALLATION MANUAL

ACCESS CONTROLS

PROFESSIONAL RESIDENTIAL

ACCESS

SYSTEMS

PROFESSIONAL RESIDENTIAL

ACCESS

SYSTEMS

PROFESSIONAL RESIDENTIAL

ACCESS

SYSTEMS

PROFESSIONAL RESIDENTIAL

ACCESS

SYSTEMS

Kit Includes:

A. Transmitter

B. Sensor

C. Receiver

D. Transformer

E. Mounting post (3 pcs)

How It Works:

The electromagnetic sensor detects vehicles

in motion and sends a signal to the indoor

receiver. The indoor receiver will chime when

it receives the signal.

www.mightymule.com • www.gtoaccess.com

GTO Access Systems, LLC • 3121 Hartsﬁeld Road • Tallahassee, Florida 32303

1-800-543-GATE (4283) • Technical Support 1-800-543-1236

Summary of content (8 pages)

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ACCESS SYSTEMS PROFESSIONAL RESIDENTIAL ACCESS SYSTEMS PROFESSIONAL RESIDENTIAL ACCESS CONTROLS Driveway Alarm WIRELESS IN S TAL L AT ION M A N U A LACCESS SYSTEMS Kit Includes: PROFESSIONAL RESIDENTIAL A C A. Transmitter D. Transformer B. Sensor E. Mounting post (3 pcs) C. Receiver How It Works: E D The electromagnetic sensor detects vehicles in motion and sends a signal to the indoor receiver. The indoor receiver will chime when it receives the signal. B www.mightymule.com • www.
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Installation Overview Place the SENSOR immediately next to the driveway to maximize the sensing range, but at least 25 feet from roadways, neighbor’s driveways or large moving metal objects. The cable connecting the SENSOR and TRANSMITTER allows for the placement of the TRANSMITTER away from the driveway in the concealment of landscape or closer to the RECEIVER. Up to 400 ft. range from transmitter to receiver Senses vehicles and large moving metal objects within a 12 ft.
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Sensor Placement HOUSE or BUILDING where RECEIVER is located Determining Sensor Location 400 ft. Max Wireless IMPORTANT: Clear an area 25 ft. in all directions of metal tools, toys and automobiles, to prevent magnetic disturbance during testing and installation. • Determine the optimum location for the SENSOR using the information found in “Installation Overview.” DRIVEWAY TRANSMITTER • Dig a hole approximately 1 ft. deep and 1 ft. long within 2 ft. and parallel to the edge of the driveway.
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Installing Transmitter Batteries IMPORTANT: “AA” batteries must be installed at the site where the TRANSMITTER will be located to ensure proper calibration of the transmitter. TRANSMITTING 1 2 3 4 MAX TRANSMITTING TRANSMITTER CODE 1 2 3 4 MAX SENSITIVITY MIN SENSITIVITY Insert “AA” Batteries MIN TRANSMITTER CODE • Make sure the SENSOR wire is plugged into the TRANSMITTER. • Temporarily place TRANSMITTER on the mounting post in ground.
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Permanently Install Sensor and Transmitter • Once the system is tested and working, remove the batteries and permanently install the SENSOR, SIGNAL CABLE and TRANSMITTER. • Bury the SENSOR approximately 1 ft. deep, flat and parallel, next to the driveway. • Dig a narrow trench or slit from the SENSOR to the TRANSMITTER location using a flat spade or other tool. The wire from the SENSOR to the TRANSMITTER should be at least six inches deep to avoid possible damage.
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Troubleshooting System not detecting vehicles: • Remove the outer cover from transmitter and check to see if LED blinks when a vehicle passes the sensor. The LED indicates that a vehicle was detected and it is transmitting. • Is the distance to the base unit within the max range of 400 ft.? Remember that foliage, trees, and buildings in the line of sight from transmitter to indoor unit will reduce the transmitting range. Up to 400 ft.
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NOTES Wireless Driveway Alarm Instruction Manual • 01.28.
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FCC WARNING: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. In accordance with FCC Part 15, Section 15.21, the manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could VOID the user authority to operate the equipment.