Universal Wireless Solutions Oracle Echo, ERMT Quick Start Manual

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Setup Instructions

1: Setting up the Echo Remote:

Features:

• For: Gates, Garage Doors, Security Systems, Lighting and anything Electric!

• 4 Button, Multi Channel design, can control 4 devices

• Lithium Battery Lasts for Years and will not be effected by high vehicle temperatures and humidity

• Over 1000 Feet Of Range through multiple channels, chosen automatically

• Audible and Visual Indication Of Command Receipt, as well as indication of failure

• Automatic Retry of Command on Multiple Radio Channels

• 125 Channel, Digital, Ultra-Secure, 900 MHz

• Built-in Unique ID as well as "Learning" of Network ID. WEIGAND compatible

• All functions Performed automatically by Built-in Microprocessor

(TM)

Echo Remote

Compatibility:

• Compatible with Oracle GCU (Gate Controller

Unit)/DFGCU (Dual Frequency Gate Controller
Unit), up to 4 units

• Compatible with Oracle UltraRX 900 Receiver

Module

• Oracle Gate Controller Unit (GCU)/Dual Frequency

Gate Controller Unit (DFGCU). Can be used alone (up
to 4 GCU/DFGCU’s) or in combination with Oracle
GAP and other Access Control and Communication
products.

Model OPG-K5/K250

Model ERMT

12/11/2007

Patents Pending

Thank you for purchasing the
Oracle Echo Remote. This

roduct has been designed and
manufactured in the USA,
utilizing the highest qualit
standards available.

• Will the Echo Remote (ERMT) be used with an ULTRX900-R Unit in Receiver Mode?

 No: Go to Step 2.
 Yes: Place the Ultra RX 900 Unit in Learn Mode by disconnecting the power and waiting at

least 5 seconds before reapplying power.

- Within 15 seconds, press the large button on the remote.

- The Ultra RX 900 Unit will buzz indicating success.

- Proceed to Step 5.

2: Setting up the Echo Remote:

• Will the Echo Remote be used with a Gate Access Panel (GAP) or Keypad (OWK) that includes a

GCU or ULTRX900-R as the gate activator?

 No: Go to Step 3.
 Yes: The Echo Remote needs to be taught directly to the Active Unit (GAP or OWK). To

put the Echo Remote in Learn Mode, press the large button, button 2 and button 4 at the
same time, for 1 second and release.

- On the GAP or Keypad Unit, enter in the Master Pin Number, followed by 05.

- The remote will give an acceptance beep indicating success.

- Proceed to Step 6.

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3a: Setting up the Echo Remote:

• Will the Echo Remote be used with a Gate Controller Unit (GCU) or a Dual Frequency Gate

Controller Unit (DFGCU) as the gate activator? NOTE: If activating an Echo remote directly
to a GCU/DFGCU, there can be NO other Primary Gate Access Unit in the network.

 No: Go to Step 4.
 Yes: Press the Learn button on the GCU/DFGCU once, until the LED lights up solid, and

release.

- Within 5 seconds, on the Echo Remote press the large button, button 2 and button 4 at the

same time, for 1 second, until the LED lights up, and release.

- The LED on both units will double blink, 3 times, and the remote will beep, indicating

success.

- Proceed to Step 3b.

3b: Setting up the Echo Remote:

• Will you be using more than 1 Echo Remote?

 No: Go to Step 3c.
 Yes: NOTE: Before starting this step, please make sure you disconnect power to the

GCU/DFGCU. On the additional Echo Remote, press the large button, button 2 and
button 4 at the same time, for 1 second, until the LED lights up, and release.

- Within 5 seconds, on the main Echo Remote (the one activated to the GCU/DFGCU),

press the large button only, 1 time.

- The LED on the additional unit will double blink, 3 times, and the LED on the main unit

will blink twice, indicating success.

- For any additional remotes please repeat Step 3b for each unit that will be used.

- Proceed to Step 3c.

3c: Setting up the Echo Remote:

• Will you be using more than 1 GCU/DFGCU with your Echo Remotes?

 No: Go to Step 6.
 Yes: NOTE: This will allow up to (4) gate controllers to be activated independently by

each of the 4 buttons based on their controller ID# (1-4)..

Setting the Gate Controller ID (1-4)

 If you are using more then one Gate Controller, the additional units must have their ID set.

The Gate Controller ID is set by changing dipswitches #1&2 in the Gate Control Unit (see
picture below)

 Proceed to Step 6.

GCU ID SW1 SW2

1
2
3
4

off off
on off
off on
on on

Controller #2 would look like this:

Example:

he dipswitches for Gate

2