Cooper Aspire RFWGT User Manual

User Guide

A Step-by-Step Guide for Installing and Operating
the Wireless Keyless Entry

Wireless Keyless Entry

Control Garage Door Opener and
ASPIRE RF™ Wireless Controls System
with a secure Personal Identification code (PIN).

CAT. #: RFWGT

Thank you for purchasing the RFWGT Wireless Keyless Entry. The Wireless Keyless
Entry uses a state of the art rolling code radio frequency (RF) transmitter to control
compatible peripherals.

Your new Wireless Keyless Entry can open and close your garage door when used
with a Wayne-Dalton idrive “or prodrive” garage door opener. In addition, the
Wireless Keyless Entry can control any brand garage door opener when used in
conjunction with the ASPIRE RF Door Opener Conversion Module (Catalog #
RFUGR).

For additional functionality, the Wireless Keyless Entry can control scenes in a
Z-Wave™ enable network when used in conjunction with a ASPIRE RF Wireless
Gateway (catalog # RFBGD). A Z-Wave™ enabled network is made of modules
which are capable of controlling indoor and outdoor lighting, security systems,
thermostats, door locks, etc. .

Visit www.cooperwiringdevices.com/ASPIRERF to access more information on
other Z-Wave™ enabled ASPIRE RF products.

Table of Contents

Glossary ..................................................................3

Programming ........................................................3

Mounting ................................................................4

Battery Replacement ..........................................5

Programming/Operation/Examples

of use with Wireless Gateway ........................5-6

Warranty/Compliance ........................................7

Package Contents

WARNING - Installation Safety Precautions

Never let children operate or play with door controls. Keep remote controls away from children.
Fatal injury could result should a child become trapped between the door and the floor.

Always keep moving door in sight and keep people and objects away until it is completely closed.
To prevent serious injury or death, avoid standing in the open doorway or walking through the
doorway while door is moving.

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UserGuide

AStep-by-Step Guide forInstalling and Operating
theWireless Keyless Entry

WirelessKeyless Entry

ControlGarage DoorOpener and
ASPIRERF™ HomeControls System
witha securePersonal Identification code(PIN).

CAT.#: RFWGT

User
Guide

RFWGT
Wireless Keyless Entry
(9V battery included)

Look for the Quick Start
symbol for basic instructions.

Mounting

Screws

To program the RFWGT to a Garage Door Opener or to
change an existing PIN:

1. With new installations, it is recommended to program the
RFWGT before mounting to wall, otherwise proceed to Step 2.

2. Unit can be programmed with garage door in either up or
down position.

3. Press the transmitter PROGRAM BUTTON on DoorMaster®
light fixture, idrive®, prodrive®, Quantum® or Classicdrive®
opener. LED will light or idrive® opener will beep once
indicating that it is ready to learn a transmitter (see illustration
at left).

The idrive® and idrive® Torsion opener will remain in the learn
mode for 30 seconds. The DoorMaster® light fixture will
remain in the learn mode for 30 seconds. The prodrive®,
Quantum® or Classicdrive® opener will remain in learn mode
for 60 seconds.

4. Open the cover of the RFWGT, then push the
ON/OFF/RESET button of the Keyless Entry. The Keyless Entry
keypad will light indicating it has been activated and is
waiting for commands (illumination may not be visible in
direct sunlight).

5. Press the desired 4-digit PIN number, then hold the “0” key
until the door moves (Example: 1-2-3-4-0). Release the “0”
key. Programming is now complete.

NOTE: If at any time, an error was made in entering the
codes, simply press the ON/OFF/RESET button and repeat the
above procedures.

NOTE: One RFWGT can be programmed to open multiple
garage door openers. To program for additional openers,
repeat steps 1 through 5 above except input a different four
digit PIN number for each additional garage door opener.

Only 1 PIN can be programmed to each garage door
opener.

Glossary

Copy – See Replicate.

Delete – Erase transmitter or SCENE information from Controller. Also known as Exclude.

Device – Any item that is connected to a Z-Wave™ module (for example, lamps).

Exclude – Remove a module from the controller.

Include – Add a module to the controller.

LED – Light emitting diode.

Module – Any Z-Wave™ product that is controlled with a ASPIRE RF or Z-Wave™ remote controller. A

module can be part of more than one scene.

Network – A collection of devices controlled by primary or secondary controllers operating on the same
system. A network has its own unique identification code so that no one else can control the system.

Operator – Garage Door Opener

Primary Controller – The first controller used to set up your modules and network. NOTE: Only the Primary

Controller can be used to include or delete modules from a network. It is recommended that you mark
the primary controller for ease in modifying your network.

PIN – Personal Identification Number set by person programming the RFWGT.

Replicate – Copy from one controller to another.

Scene – A scene is a series of Z-Wave™ modules programmed to activate a specific level (on, off, dim)

with the push of a button on a controller.

Transmitter – Garage Door Opener transmitter.

Programming RFWGT To Operate a Garage Door Opener

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Program

Button

idrive®

Torsion

Program

Button

idrive®

Torquemaster

Program

Button

DoorMaster®

Program

Button

Quantum®,

Classic &

prodrive®

ON/OFF/RESET

USE KEY PAD

TO INPUT

4-DIGIT PIN CODE

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