Chamberlain Estate Series X1 LiftMaster Professional Guide

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Estate Series Gate Operators - X1 Board
CPU Replacement Instructions
Follow the instructions below to replace the ESTATE Controller
processor chip with the new version (p/n 29-X1-090).
REMOVING THE EXISTING CHIP
1 Remove gate operator cover (or access door) to access
controller board.
2 Verify that you will be installing the new chip to the Controller
Board SN1110073 (see Figure 1).
3 IMPORTANT: Enter programming mode and manually
record all the current gate operator settings onto the
Programming Menu table on page 2. You must have these
settings to re-enter after installing the new chip.
SGOWin Users: Instead of manually recording the
operator’s settings, connect to the unit and perform a
“Receive All” command. Refer to the SGOWin User’s Guide
(p/n 01-20293).
4 TURN OFF POWER TO OPERATOR.
5 Use the supplied chip-puller (Philmore p/n 10270) to remove
old chip. Insert the chip puller’s hooks into the socket’s
corner slots, center the puller, and gently squeeze it to
extract the chip. TIP: To avoid damaging the chip or socket,
keep the puller centered over the chip and lift it straight out
of the socket.
INSERTING THE NEW CHIP
1 Carefully insert the ESTATE controller’s CPU into the
receptacle according to Figure 2.
Ensure that ALL of the pins are aligned with the slots around
the edges of the socket.
2 Gently, yet firmly, press down on the center of the chip until
it reaches the bottom of the socket.
3 Turn ON power to the operator. Wait approx. 5 seconds.
 If the board’s 7-segment LED spells out “HELLO” (letter
by letter), you have correctly inserted the chip.
If it spells out “NO FID”, you have a bad chip. Return
the bad chip to LiftMaster and insert a new chip.
 If the board’s 7-segment LED does not emit a light, you
may have incorrectly inserted the chip. Cycle power
a few times to be sure and then go to step 4 (under
Removing the Existing Chip) and follow the instructions
again to remove and reinstall the chip.
4 IMPORTANT: Enter programming mode and manually enter
all the gate operator settings you recorded on the
Programming Menu table (page 2).
SGOWin Users: Instead of manually entering all the
operator’s settings, connect to the unit and perform a “Send
All” command. Refer to the SGOWin User’s Guide (p/n 01-
20293). NOTE: For Master/Slave configurations, you MUST
manually program the Operator Type for each operator (see
Step 02 on the Programming Menu table - page 2).
Figure 1: X1 Board
Chip Receptacle
Match arrows
when inserting
new chip.
New X1 Chip
Liftmaster
06-X1-
FID# _______
rev
When removing old chip,
insert chip puller hooks here.
Figure 2: Removing/Inserting the X1 Chip
5 TEST the full functionality of all the
operator’s accessories/inputs (e.g., loops,
photo eyes, etc.). Refer to the operator’s
Installation Instructions for more information.
6 Replace operator cover (or access door).
To avoid serious BODILY INJURY or damage
to the operator:
 TURN OFF power at the power switch
before servicing the operator.
 GROUND YOURSELF thoroughly before
handling the circuit board. Grounding
methods include touching a cold, grounded
metallic pipe or using a grounding strap.
WARNING
7-Segment
LED
Chip
Receptacle
Verify Board
Number Here
(SN1110073)

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PROGRAMMING REFERENCE TABLE
To ENTER programming mode: Enter 000000.
To VIEW an operator’s current setting: A) Enter step number, B) Press # (pound sign).
To PROGRAM a command: A) Enter step number, B) Enter desired data, C) Press # (pound sign).
To EXIT programming mode: Enter 00 #.
Step Current
Setting Purpose Required Digits Acceptable Input
01 Gate Type 1 0 - 2 (0 = Slide, 1 = Swing, 2 = Barrier)
02 Operator Type 1 0 - 2 (0 = Single, 1 = Master,
2 = Slave)
03 Gate Pair Type 1 0 - 3 (0 = Bipart, 1 = Bipart Latch,
2 = Trap, 3 = Tandem
04 Warn When 1
0 - 3
0 = moving, 1 = closing,
2 = not closed, 3 = alarm per step 23
05 Warn Time Before Moving Up to 2 0 - 30, in seconds
06 Anti-Tailgate Enable 1 0 - 1 (0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled)
07 Latch Delay Time Up to 3 1 - 250 in 0.4 second increments
08 Reclose Time Up to 3 0 - 250, in seconds
09 Maximum Retry Count 1 0 - 2 (0 = Do not retry)
10 Retry Pause Time Up to 2 30 - 99, in seconds
11 Reverse Sense Backup Closing Up to 3 0 - 499, in inches
12 Reverse Sense Backup Opening Up to 3 0 - 499, in inches
13 Interrupt Bar Backup If Closing Up to 3 0 - 499, in inches
14 Interrupt Bar Backup If Opening Up to 3 0 - 499, in inches
15 Return Factory Set Defaults 6
101010 = Partial default reset (all except
steps 24, 26, 28, 34 and 36)
191919 = Full default reset
17 Change Password 6 Any combination of 6 digits
18 Verify Password 6 User designated password
19 Set Date And Time
11, with 2
more
optional
(for
seconds)
YYMMDDdhhmm[ss]
YY = Last two digits of year
MM = Two digits for month
DD = Two digits for date
d = One digit for week day. (1 = Sun.)
hh = Two digits for hour. (24 hr. format)
mm = Two digits for minutes
ss = Two digits for seconds (optional)
20 Rings Before Answer Up to 2 1 - 19
21 Answer Ring Override Time Up to 2 0 - 30, in seconds
22 Alert Calling 1
0 - 3,
0 = None
1 = Pager
2 = Modem
3 = Scheduled (per step 41)
23 Alert 1, Drivetrain Failure Alert 1
0 - 3
0 = None
1 = Call telephone receiver
2 = Trigger warning device,
3 = Call phone & trigger warning device
23 Alert 2, Interrupt Bar Fault Alert 1 Same as step 23
23 Alert 3, Overcurrent Fault Alert 1 Same as step 23,
23 Alert 4, Motor Protector Switch
Open Alert 1 Same as step 23
23 Alert 5, Loop Failure Alert 1 Same as step 23
23 Alert 6, Master/Slave
Communication Failure Alert 1 Same as step 23

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Step Current
Setting Purpose Required Digits Acceptable Input
23 Alert 7, Service Cycle Alert 1 Same as step 23
23 Alert 8, Fire Open Alert 1 Same as step 23
23 Alert 9, Radio Input Stuck Alert 1 Same as step 23
24 Alert Pager Phone Number Up to 16 Maximum of 16 digits, 00 erases digits
25 Alert Pager Pause 2 10 - 60, in seconds
26 Alert Pager Extension Number Up to 16 Maximum of 16 digits, 00 erases digits
27 Alert Pager Extension Pause Up to 2 0 - 60, in seconds
28 Alert Unit ID Number Up to 16 Maximum of 16 digits, 00 erases digits
29 Alert Call Terminator 1 0 - 2, 0 = None, 1 = #, 2 = ✱(asterisk)
30 Alert Test 1 1 - 9, refers to step 23 Alerts 1-9
31 Alert Attempts Up to 3 0 - 100 (0 = no attempt)
32 Service Call Feature Up to 5 0 to 65000, (0 disables Service Call)
33 Service Call Cycle Counter Must enter
00 00 (clears Service Call Cycle Counter)
34 Holiday Schedule 5
nMMDD, n = Holiday number - 0 - 9
0 = first holiday, 9 = tenth holiday
MM = Two digits for month
DD = Two digits for date
35 Schedule Enable 1 0 -1, (0 = Disable, 1 = Enable)
36
Gate Schedule
NOTE:
HHMM = opening time
hhmm = closing time
11 digits
dsHHMMhhmmo,
d = One digit - week day.
(1 = Sun., 7 = Sat., 8 = Holiday)
s = One digit for segment(s), (1 or 2)
HH = Two digits for hour. (24 hr. format)
MM = Two digits for minutes
hh = Two digits for hour. (24 hr. format)
mm = Two digits for minutes
o = Holiday option (0 - 2
0 = Ignore if date falls on holiday
1 = Use if date falls on holiday
2 = Use day 8 if date falls on holiday
39 Reset Unit Must enter
101010 101010, (resets unit)
40 Alert Modem Phone Number Up to 16 Maximum of 16 digits, 00 erases digits
41
Alert Call Schedule
NOTE:
HHMM = start call time
hhmm = end call time
11 digits
dsHHMMhhmmo,
d = One digit – week day.
(1 = Sun., 7 = Sat., 8 = Holiday)
s = One digit for segment(s), (1 or 2)
HH = Two digits for hour. (24 hr. format)
MM = Two digits for minutes
hh = Two digits for hour. (24 hr. format)
mm = Two digits for minutes
o = Holiday option (0 – 2
0 = Ignore if date falls on holiday
1 = Use if date falls on holiday
2 = Use day 8 if date falls on holiday
LIMITED WARRANTY
LiftMaster warranties the X1 board’s CPU against original manufacturing defects for a period of one (1) year, measured from the
day of initial shipment by LiftMaster. This warranty is conditioned upon LiftMaster being paid in full for all equipment; this warranty
is not effective until such payment in full has been received. The warranty period shown above applies only to the X1 board’s
CPU. Since this is a manufacturer's warranty, not a dealer's warranty, installation, removal, and freight charges are not part of this
warranty, nor shall the installer be held liable in any way for removal, repair or installation of the components unless otherwise
stated in a separate dealer's warranty. This warranty does not extend to systems or compartments that show evidence of damage
caused by vandalism, acts of God (e.g., lightning, flood), abuse, or unauthorized or improper service.

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