Clicker K1 Instructions Manual
PLEASE FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THE ORDER THEY ARE PRESENTED
STARTING WITH THE "INTRODUCTION".
Congratulations! The Clicker Model K1 you have purchased is one of the most unique
keypad transmitters available. The K1 works in conjunction with most Stanley, Linear,
Multi-Code and Moore-O-Matic garage door operator systems. In order to identify your
brand look for the company name on your existing transmitter or garage door operator.
The KI transmitter can be programmed to operate one or two garage doors. It is possible to program the system to replace the 8 position Linear and 10 position Stanley
Multi-Code type transmitters through the use of separate PIN numbers.
All the information that the keypad system needs for proper operation is programmed
through the keyboard. The K1 system will not operate until it is properly programmed. It
is therefore important that each instruction be followed in the order presented.
NOTE: During the programming it is necessary to wait 30 seconds between each step.
This is a normal part of the setup of the K1 keypad transmitter.
Press any number on the keyboard. The keyboard should light up and remain illumi-
nated for approximately 6 seconds. If it does not light up refer to the BATTERY REPLACEMENT section and check to make sure that the battery is properly connected.
Wait 30 seconds before proceeding to the next step.
A. Pick any 3 numbers you can remember. (Use any combination or any order of
three numbers you desire.)
B. Follow each step carefully:
(1) Press the numbers 1, 2 & 3
(2) Press the "*" key
(3) Press the three numbers you want as your PIN number
(4) Press the "*" key again
(5) Wait 30 seconds before proceeding to the next step
EXAMPLE: Press 1,2,3, press *, press XXX (your PIN number) press *.
STEP 1:
STEP 2: PROGRAMMING YOUR PIN NUMBER FOR DOOR ONE
A. Open your present remote transmitter or receiver so that you can see the number of code
switches (dip switches).
B. From the list below, determine which transmitter type your present system uses. (The name
of your present system can be found on the operator, the remote transmitter or receiver).
1. Linear (Ultra-Lift, Electronic Command or other)
2. Stanley or Multi-Code (But not Multi-Emac)
C. If you have a Linear proceed straight to the Linear Data Entry Table below. If you have the
Stanley or Multi-Code proceed straight to the Stanley / Multi-Code Data Entry Table below.
STEP 3: PROGRAMMING TRANSMITTER TYPE & DIP SWITCH SETTINGS
LINEAR DATA ENTRY
Look at your system transmitter or receiver,
and making sure that you place a number in
each of the eight boxes:
Place a 1 " in each box where the code switch
is set into the "ON" position.
Place a T" in each box where the code switch
is set into the "OFF" position.
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STANLEY or MULTI-CODE DATA ENTRY
Look at your system transmitter or receiver, and making
sure that you place a number in each of the ten boxes:
Place a 1 in each box where the code switch is set into the
"UP" position.
Place a "2" in each box where the code switch is set into the
"DOWN" position.
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D. Recheck to make sure that each number in the box corresponds to the setting of
your receiver or remote transmitter making sure there is a number in each box.
E. You are now ready to enter your security code (above) into the K1 memory. It is
important you follow each sequence as presented and that you push each button
carefully.
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