Linear 410005, 410015 Owner's Manual
PROCEED AS FOLLOWS:
Choose Mounting Location.
Choose a convenient location that does not interfere with
the normal operation of the door, such as on the door jamb or on the wall adjacent to the
(See Figure 1).
door
Note that some doors will swing up: be sure that in operating your
Programmable Keyless Entry System, you will not be in the path of the door’s travel. You
may find that the keypad is too wide for some jambs.
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KEYLESS ENTRY KEYPAD
MOUNTING BRACKET
METAL CONDUIT
MOUNTING SCREWS
BLACK
WHITE
GREY
OPERATOR
TERMINALS
TO WALL MOUNT
PUSHBUTTON
PLUG - IN
TRANSFORMER
c)
For Model 4100-05
attach 25 foot black wire to black wires coming from the keypad
with wire nuts. Pull wire taut and secure with one of the insulated staples. Be sure to
staple on the
OPENER SIDE OF THE WIRE NUTS ONLY.
Run the black wire from
the keypad to the powerhead of your opener, being sure to secure the wire with the
staples provided so that it does not interfere with the operation of the door. Connect
this wire to the 24 VAC operator terminals on the back of the operator. Firmly secure
the two wires with the screw terminals. Do not remove pushbutton wire.
(See Figure
3).
KEYLESS ENTRY KEYPAD
MOUNTING BRACKET
METAL CONDUIT
GREY
BLACK
WHITE
OPERATOR
TERMINALS
TO WALL MOUNT
PUSHBUTTON
DIGITAL ENTRY LOCK ON WOODEN JAMB
IF YOU ARE MOUNTING YOUR KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM TO ALUMINUM
SIDING
you may find it better to substitute carriage bolts for the mounting screws
supplied. Bolts should be long enough to reach into the garage, and be secured with
lockwashers and nuts.
ONTO BRICK, STONE, OR MORTAR,
IF YOU ARE MOUNTING YOUR KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM
suitable anchors must be set into the mortar,
and the fasteners screwed into these.
INSTALLATION
See figure 2 for the following steps:
1) With the mounting bracket in place, mark the location of the 1/8" pilot holes for the
mounting screws. (#10x1" slotted roundhead type)
2) Drill two 1/8" pilot holes one inch (1") deep.
3) Mount the stainless steel mounting bracket to the surface using the screws provided,
or as noted above, in the case of special installations.
4) With the 3/8" drill bit, drill through the locating hole on the mounting bracket and
through the garage wall.
5) Push the metal conduit eyelet through the center hole, into the garage until flat side is
flush against mounting bracket.
RETAINING SCREW
WALL
TWO WIRE CONDUCTOR
WIRE NUTS
6) To mount the Programmable Keyless Entry System, push the wires of the keypad
through the metal conduit eyelet. Next, insert the top of the mounting bracket into the
slot provided on the top back of the keypad and gently push d ownward until the b ottom
edge of the bracket can be inserted into the bottom slot of the keypad. Secure the
keypad with the retaining screw provided. (#6x1/2" long)
7) Be sure that the metal conduit eyelet is pushed firmly against the back of the keypad.
Also, be certain that the wires are pulled tight inside the garage.
8)
WITH THE POWER DISCONNECTED,
use the wire nuts supplied to attach the
Keyless Entry System as follows:
a) Attach 25 foot grey wires coming from the keypad with wire nuts. Pull wire taut, and
secure with one of the insulated staples. Be sure to staple on the
THE WIRE NUTS ONLY.
This procedure will prevent forced access, even if the
OPENER SIDE OF
Keyless Entry keypad is pried from the wall, since the wire will separate inside the
garage rather than at the unit. Run the two conductor wire from the keypad to the
power head of your opener, being sure to secure the wire with staples provided so that
it does not interfere with the operation of the door. Connect this wire to the pushbutton
terminals on the back of the opener, where the wall button wire is connected. Firmly
secure the two wires with the screw terminals. Do not remove pushbutton wires.
b)
For Models 4100-01 and 4100-15
attach Plug-in transformer’s two black wires to
the black wires coming from the keypad and secure with wire nuts. Pull wire taut and
secure with staples so that it does not interfere with the normal operation of the
garage door. Plug transformer into a 117 VAC outlet.
(See Figure 2).
MOUNTING SCREWS
RETAINING SCREW
WALL
TWO WIRE CONDUCTOR
WIRE NUTS
d) The two white wires from the keypad are secured to ether inside the garage with a
wire nut and stapled to the wall.
9) Reconnect Power to garage door opener. Wait at least ten seconds, then enter the
factory code (1, 2, 3, 4,) on the keypad to raise or lower the garage door to check for
proper operation.
(NOTE: ANY BUTTON CAN BE USED TO STOP OR REVERSE
DOOR FOR 30 SECONDS ONCE THE CORRECT CODE HAS BEEN ENTERED).
Also notice that the keypad is back lit for night operation. Pushing any button will
increase the brightness for easy viewing under low light conditions.
PROGRAMMING
Your Keyless Entry System comes with a preset factory code (1, 2, 3,
4). We urge you to reprogram the unit with your own personal code to
prevent tampering. DISCONNECT POWER TO YOUR OPENER
BEFORE STARTING PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE. (NOTE: PLUGIN TRANSFORMER TO PROGRAMMABLE KEYLESS ENTRY
SYSTEM MUST BE PLUGGED IN FOR PROGRAMMING).
The marking of the keypad is shown in
Figure 4.
The Alpha characters,
numerals “0-9”, the word “Clear” and the “#” symbol are printed in
black on a translucent button. The 0-9 buttons are used for the four digit
code. You may also use the Alpha characters to create your own personal keyword, so
long as the keyword does not exceed four letters. The “Clear” and the “#” buttons are used
for programming.
There are two methods which can be used to program the Keyless Entry System. One
method is performed when the present four digit code of the unit is known. First press the
“#” key twice (this enters the programming mode.) Next enter the present four digit code
(Note: For this time programming, this would be the factory code 1, 2, 3, 4).
enter the new four digit code. Finally press the “#” key to end the programming
sequence. The new four digit code is stored. If a mistake is made at any time during
programming and before the last press of the “#” key, press the “Clear” key. This will
abort the programming, which returns the unit to normal operation and restores the
present four digit code. To program the unit again start by following the programming
sequence, which begins by pressing the “#” key twice.
An alternate method to program the Keyless Entry System can be performed whenever
the present four digit code is not known.
First separate the two white programming wires that are “shorted” by the wire nut inside
the garage. Next enter the new four digit code. Now press the “#” key. Finally “short” the
two white programming wires with the wire nut to end the programming sequence. The
new four digit code is stored. If a mistake is made at any time during programming and
before the final “shorting” of the white programming wires, press the “Clear” key. This
will abort the new code and restore the present code, but the unit is still in the
programming code until the two white programming wires are “shorted”. To program the
unit repeat the programming sequence above.
During both programming methods the LED’s will brighten when the fi rst key is
pressed and will dim when the programming sequence is complete. The user has
approximately 30 seconds between each key press to make entries. Any longer than
the 30 seconds and the sequence must be cleared and restarted.
The four digit code can be any combination of the numerals 0-9, from 0000-9999.
The four digit code is stored in non-volatile memory. Loss of power to the Programmable
Keyless Entry System will not destroy or corrupt the code.
Reconnect power to your opener. Wait at least 10 seconds, then enter your personal code
on the keypad to raise or lower garage door.
OR REVERSE GARAGE DOOR FOR 30 SECONDS ONCE YOUR FOUR DIGIT
CODE HAS BEEN ENTERED).
(NOTE: ANY KEY CAN BE USED TO STOP
Now
OPERATING HINTS
1) Your personal code must be completely entered within 30 seconds of the last number
entered. If not the door will not open. If you fail to enter the entire code in the allotted
time, or if the wrong code is entered, you must re-enter the entire code. This is a builtin feature to avoid unauthorized tampering.
2) Some door openers can be stopped, or reversed (depending on make and model) once
the door is in motion. If your door opener allows this type of function this feature is
activated by pressing any of the 12 keys a second time once your personal code has
been entered. The 12 Programmable Keyless Entry buttons are active as the
operator’s push-button for approximately 30 seconds. Programming a new code from
the keypad is disabled during this 30 second period.
3) Over time smudges may appear on frequently used buttons. To prevent this, it is
advisable to keep your keypad clean, and to change your personal code from time to
time.
(WE URGE YOU TO DISCONNECT POWER TO YOUR GARAGE DOOR
OPENER WHENEVER YOU CHANGE YOUR PERSONAL CODE ON THE
PROGRAMMABLE KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM).
TROUBLE SHOOTING
If operator fails to work when the Programmable Keyless Entry System is used, and the
wall button is inoperative when power is restored to the operator, check for shorts in the
wiring, particularly around the staples and the wire nuts. Check, also, that the terminal
screws of the operator are in place and firmly secured. If the two conductor wire does not
reach the power head of your operator, an additional length of two conductor wire may be
spliced in.
WARRANTY
All Linear Corporation garage door related products carry a eighteen (18) month
warranty against defects in workmanship or material. This warranty begins at the date of
manufacture, for eighteen months. Linear Corporation warrantee’s our product
our authorized dealers and distributors, and not to the end customer. If you have
questions about our warranty, please ask your dealer to determine the nature and scope
of his warranty. Linear Corporation does not assume, and is not responsible for, any real
or consequential damages for claims against the performance of our product, nor is it
liable for any costs related to loss of life, property, or revenue. Further, Linear
Corporation is in no way responsible for installation of our product, and will assume no
costs related to re-installation or removal.
Linear Corporation’s Warranty is in lieu of all other warrantee’s, expressed, or implied.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved y Linear Corporation may void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
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Installation Instructions
Model 4100 Programmable Digital
Keyless Entry System
Congratulations! You have purchased the Multi-Code Programmable Digital Keyless
Entry System, which we believe to be the finest product of its kind on the market. Please
take a moment to review these instructions. They will be very helpful in the proper
installation and operation of your new system.
AVAILABLE MODELS
4100-05 - 24 VAC without transformer, relay output
4100-15 - 24 VAC with transformer, relay output
WE URGE YOU TO DISCONNECT POWER TO YOUR GARAGE DOOR OPENER
DURING YOUR INSTALLATION OF THE PROGRAMMABLE DIGITAL KEYLESS
ENTRY SYSTEM TO ENSURE SAFETY.
Linear Corporation has included all of the materials you will need to mount your Keyless
Entry System.
1 – The Programma ble Keyles s 5 – Wire Nuts
Entry Keypad 14 – Insulated Staples
1 – Stainless Steel Mounting Bracket 1 – Metal Conduit Eyelet
2 – Mounting Screws 2 – Two Conductor Wire (Model 4100-05 Only)
1 – Retaining Screw 1 – Two Conductor Wire
1 – Plug-in Transformer 4100-15 Only)
You will need the following
– Drill, with 3/8" and 1/8" Bits – Switching Voltage - Maximum 30 volts
– Flathead Screwdriver at 1 amp AC or DC
– Hammer – Input Voltage
– Scissors or Wire Stripper (Model 4100-01)
Remove and identify all material from the box.
TOOLS: OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS
12 ± 1 Volt AC at 50 mA Min.
(Model 4100-05 & 4100-15)
18 to 33 Volt AC at 75 mA Min.
(Models 4100-01 &
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