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Keeping the TX on your key-ring is the most

effective way to abuse and damage it. Keys are

dropped, bashed about in handbags, given to

children to play with and generally subjected to a

great deal of abuse.

IMPORTANT NOTE:-

Read all the "SAFETY NOTICES" appertaining to

the correct and safe use of the door operator

system.

6.3 WHERE TO KEEP YOUR TRANSMITTER.

Normally, the TX will have an indicator light, ( red,

green or yellow LED ), and one or more push-

buttons. The buttons of multi-button type

transmitters are colour coded for convenience.

When the button is pressed the LED will illuminate

and a radio signal is sent to the receiver. The LED

also serves to give an indication of the state of the

battery inside the transmitter.

Press the button once only and release it!

Your "pro-alpha 2000" garage door

operator is controlled by means of Radio Remote

Control Equipment as well as a "Wall Mounted

Push-button Console".

There are 2 parts to the radio equipment, viz.:-

a) the Transmitter, ( or TX ) and,

b) the Receiver, ( or RX ).

The part you carry with you in the motorcar is the

Transmitter (TX). The part connected to the

operator power-head is the Receiver (RX).

When the transmitter button is pressed a radio

signal is sent to the receiver which will, in turn, start

the motor to operate the door.

See the Sections 10 & 11 entitled "Operator

Testing and Function Checks.”

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OFF

L.E.D.

(Light Emitting Diode)

DIPSWITCHES

Battery

Pushbutton

SECTION 6

HOW TO USE YOUR

"pro-alpha 2000"

garage door operator.

THE DOOR OPERATOR CONTROLS,

WHAT & WHERE THEY ARE, AND...

6.1 THE RADIO TRANSMITTER

Do not hold the button down

continuously as this may cause the

door operator to malfunction.

TYPICAL 1 BUTTON TRANSMITTER

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Fig No. 15

HOW THEY WORK!!!

Fig No. 16

TYPICAL 3 BUTTON TRANSMITTER

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Button 1 ( Red )

Button 2 ( Blue )

Button 3 ( Green )

L.E.D.

Car's

Sunvisor

Radio

Transmitter

OPTIMUM MOUNTING POSITION

FOR RADIO TRANSMITTER

Fig No. 17

The Radio Transmitter is an expensive piece of

equipment and should be treated as such.

Do not drop it !

Do not shock it !

Do not allow it to become wet !

Do not leave it exposed to direct

sunlight for long periods ! and, most

important,

Do not allow children to play with it !

........ it's not a toy !!!

6.2 USING THE TRANSMITTER

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