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CAUTIONCAUTION
ACTIVATE THE TRANSMITTER ONLY WHEN THE
DOOR / GATE IS IN FULL VIEW, FREE OF
OBSTRUCTION AND PROPERLY ADJUSTED. NO
ONE SHOULD ENTER OR LEAVE THE DOOR/ GATE
WHILE IN MOTION. DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO
OPERATE THE REMOTE(S) OR THE DOOR/ GATE
CONTROL BUTTONS. DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN
TO PLAY NEAR THE DOOR/ GATE.
TriCode
TM
TC4 Four Channel Transmitter
U.S. Patent Pending
The TriCodeTMdigital TC4 transmitter is a four-channel
wireless radio control designed for use with automatic
garage/gate operators and access control systems. All
TriCodeTMproducts can be used with Linear/Delta-3TM,
StanleyTMand Multi-CodeTMreceivers. Two configuration
switches allow the four buttons to be configured to interface
with two different receiver types in the same transmitter.
The TriCodeTMradio format provides a potential of 2048
different digital codes. Two 10-position DIP switches, each
capable of 1024 different digital codes provide these codes.
For Delta-3TMproducts, 512 (256x2) different digital codes
are available.
SWITCH SETTINGS
CAUTION: To avoid possibility of duplicating codes
in adjacent systems, all transmitters should be
recoded prior to operation. Unless using the
maximum number of codes four codes should not
be used:
· All DIP Switches ON
· All DIP Switches OFF
· DIP Switches alternating ON/OFF
· DIP Switches alternating OFF/ON.
Step 1 Locate Switches and Connect Battery
Locate the DIP switches, configuration switches and
battery by sliding down access cover on front of the
transmitter case. DIP switches are numbered 1 through
10. The configuration switches are located to the right
of the DIP switches (Refer to figures 1, 2 and 3).
The battery is located below the switches. Connect the
battery connector to the 9V battery before programming
transmitter (Refer to figure 3).
This device complies with FCC Rules Part 15 and IC
Canada Rules and Regulations. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause
harmful interference and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
F.C.C. rules prohibit adjustments to or modification of
receiver and/or remote control transmitter circuitry except
for changing the code setting and replacing remote control
transmitter battery. THERE ARE NO OTHER
SERVICEABLE PARTS.
Step 2 Set Transmitter Configuration Switch(s)
The TriCodeTMTrasmitter is factory set to Linear/Delta3TMposition.
Using a pointed object set transmitter configuration
switches to desired setting.
Step 3 Set Transmitter DIP Switch(s)
The TriCodeTMTransmitter DIP switch(s) are factory set,
CH1 OFF (1-10) and CH2 ON (1-10).
Using a pointed object set transmitter DIP switches to
desired setting. For Linear/Delta-3
codes on switches 1 through 8. Switches 9 and 10 are
not used for Linear/Delta-3
TM
products. Table 1 on page
2 shows the relationship between each button and the
coding switches.
Note: Switches in receiver must match the switches
in all transmitters used to operate the receiver.
Some older radios use toggle switches and it may
be difficult to determine ‘ON’ & ‘OFF’. If so, try
reverse settings on the TriCode
TM
compatibility, set
TM
.
FIGURE 1
CONFIGURATION
SWITCH
DELTA-3/ LINEAR
MULTI-CODE
STANLEY
FIGURE 2
TM
310 MHz
TM
TM
300 MHz
310 MHz
DIP
SWITCH
O
N
O
F
F
MULTI/ STANLEY
(1 THRU 10)
LINEAR/ DELTA-3
(1 THRU 8)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
TM
TM
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Table 1: Transmitter
Button Outputs vs.
Configuration Inputs
D = Linear/Delta-3
M = Multi-Code
S = Stanley
1 = Code switch 1
2 = Code switch 2.
1
Configuration switch 1 and dip switch 1 are on the top.
2
Configuration switch 2 and dip switch 2 are on the bottom.
3
Transmitter button output is given in the format
TM
TM
TM
Configuration Switch 1
Delta-3 Multi Stanley
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
RECEIVER TYPE/CODE SWITCH USED.
1
Configuration Switch 2
Delta-3 Multi Stanley
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
2
Transmitter Button Output
1 2 3 4
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
D/1
D/1
D/1
M/1
M/1
M/1
S/1
S/1
S/1
D/2
M/1
S/1
M/1
M/1
M/1
S/1
S/1
S/1
D/2
M/2
S/2
D/2
M/2
S/2
D/2
M/2
S/2
D/2
M/2
S/2
D/2
M/2
S/2
D/2
M/2
S/2
Step 4 Recode Receiver Codes
Once the transmitter codes have been set, verify the receiver codes are set to the following settings:
Linear/Delta-3
When the TC4 is set to the Linear/Delta-3
Receiver 1 - Set switch 1-8 to match switch 1, activates from Button 1.
Receiver 2 - Set switches 1 and 2 OFF, match switches 3-8 on switch 2, activates from Button 2.
Receiver 3 - Set switch 1 ON, switch 2 OFF, match switches 3-8 on switch 2, activates from Button 3.
Receiver 4 - Set switch 1 OFF, switch 2 ON, match switches 3-8 on switch 2, activates from Button 4.
Multi-Code
When the TC4 is set to the Multi-Code
Receiver 1 - Set switch 10 OFF, match switches 1-9 on switch 1, activates from Button 1.
Receiver 2 - Set switch 10 ON, match switches 1-9 on switch 1, activates from Button 2.
Receiver 3 - Set switch 10 OFF, match switches 1-9 on switch 2, activates from Button 3.
Receiver 4 - Set switch 10 ON, match switches 1-9 on switch 2, activates from Button 4.
Stanley
When the TC4 is set to the Stanley
Receiver 1 - Set switch 10 OFF, match switches 1-9 on switch 1, activates from Button 1.
Receiver 2 - Set switch 10 ON, match switches 1-9 on switch 1, activates from Button 2.
Receiver 3 - Set switch 10 OFF, match switches 1-9 on switch 2, activates from Button 3.
Receiver 4 - Set switch 10 ON, match switches 1-9 on code switch 2, activates from Button 4.
NOTE: The DIP switches in the receiver must match the DIP switches in all transmitters used to operate the receiver.
TM
Receiver Type Detail
TM
Receiver Type Detail
TM
Radio Receiver Type Detail
TM
transmitter type, set the receiver DIP switches as follows.
TM
transmitter type, set the receiver DIP switches as follows.
TM
radio transmitter type, set the DIP switches as follows.
3
Step 5 Test the Equipment
If not already installed, connect the receivers to the
operators as described in their installation instructions.
Be sure the door/gate area is clear of people and
obstructions. Activate each transmitter button and
verify that each receiver triggers its operator.
Battery Replacement
The 9 volt battery should last 12 to 18 months of normal
use. The green LED on the face of the transmitter will
light dimly or not at all when the battery needs replacing.
The battery is located under the access cover.
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FIGURE 3
DIP Switch 1
DIP Switch 2
Battery 9V
Sliding Cover
© 2000, The Chamberlain Group, Inc.
Configuration
Switch 1
Configuration
Switch 2
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