FAAC MVP-QC User Manual

MVP Quik-Code Transmitter

Installation Instructions for

Garage Door and Gate Operators

Proper installation of your radio controls will assure years of

trouble-free operation

READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY

BEFORE STARTING INSTALLATION

Your new radio controls are designed to remotely operate garage door and gate
openers. The transmitter permits the user to select one of 19683 possible codes
for each one of the three buttons. The radio frequency of the remote controls is
fi xed and tuned at the factory; adjustments are not required and should not be
attempted by the end user.
The MVP Quik-Code transmitter is based on the latest technology and provides
maximum performance and maximum fl exibility. Since each button of the
Quik-Code transmitter may be programmed with a unique code, it is possible to
control a single operator or a group of operators at one location or at multiple
locations.
The Quik-Code transmitter may be mounted on a visor using the metal visor clip
(included) or attached to a key-chain with the built-in attachment.

WARNING

Keep transmitters and remote controls out of the reach of children.

Do no let children play with or use the transmitter or remote controls.

Unexpected door operations can cause personal injury or property damage.

Do not place transmitter where the buttons can be accidentally or unintentionally activated.

Radio Control Compatibility

In addition to the Linear MVP and Challenger E-Series Residential Garage Door
Operator, the MVP Quick-Code transmitter is designed to be compatible with all
Linear MVP series receivers.

Linear Radio Controls are compatible with HomeLink®.

Homelink® is a registered trade mark of Johnson

Controls, Inc.

Programming Quik-Code Transmitters

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Programming the Linear MVP Quik-Code
transmitter is done as follows:

1. Put the transmitter in program mode.

2. Select the button you wish to use.

3. Enter your 9-digit code.
After your code is confi rmed, repeat the procedure
for the remaining buttons.

NOTE: The table below has a row for each one of
the three buttons on the Quik-Code transmitter since
it is possible to set a unique code for each button.

Express coding will program all 3 buttons at one time.

Express Coding

To use Express Code to program all the buttons at
the same time select the “+” button in Step 2 and
end the 9-digit code entry in Step 3 with a “+”. This
will code all three buttons in one programming step.

Put the Transmitter in Program Mode

Step 1: First, press and hold the “+” button. The
Red LED will turn on. Next, while continuing to
hold the “+” button, press and hold the “-” button.
Continue to hold both buttons until the LED starts
to blink (approximately 5 seconds). Release both
buttons while the LED is blinking. The LED will
blink two times and then remain on to confi rm you
are in programming mode.

Select the Button You Wish to Use

Step 2: While the LED is on, press the button you
wish to use. The LED will blink off once and then

remain on.

Enter Your 9-Digit Code

Step 3: Enter the 9-digit code from the table by
pressing the buttons that correspond with the entries
in the table.

Confi rm Entry

After the 9-digit code is entered, the LED will blink
twice to confi rm a valid code and remain off.

Program Remaining Buttons

Repeat the procedure for the remaining buttons.

*If the LED goes out the programming mode has

timed out and you will need to start over.

Radio Controls are prohibited from providing constant contact closure

WARNING

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS-210 of
Industry Canada. 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.

when installed on the push button inputs of residential garage door openers

that are provided with monitored safety systems.