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Chamberlain STAR 250 User manual

STAR250-315TM WIRELESS
ACCESS CONTROL
RECEIVER
WARNING
CAUTION
WARNING
WARNING
Disconnect power to access device before installing
receiver or removing/replacing receiver cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
WARNING
WARNING
This device complies with FCC Rules Part 15 and IC
Canada Rules and Regulations. 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.
Removable memory modules and RF module are included
in this product. Jumper J2 must remain in the default
position unless otherwise noted. THERE ARE NO OTHER
SERVICEABLE PARTS.
© 2002, The Chamberlain Group, Inc.
01-18589A All Rights Reserved
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION PAGE
Mounting Instructions for STAR250...................1
Programming For STAR250...........................2 & 3
STAR250 Features.............................................4
Electrical Connections for STAR250..................4
SPECIFICATIONS
SUPPLY VOLTAGE: 12-24 VOLTS AC OR DC
OPERATING CURRENT: 250 mA MAXIMUM
OPERATING TEMP RANGE: -40 TO +149F
(-40 TO +65C)
FREQUENCY: 315 MHz
RELAY CONTACT RATING: 1 AMP @ 24 VOLTS AC OR DC
SL590
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR STAR250
Location: Select a convienent location near your device
to be controlled by the STAR250. For best performance,
the STAR250 should be mounted in “Line-Of-Sight” with
your intended transmitting location. Avoid mounting the
STAR250 in or on metallic enclosures. If this is
unavoidable, we recommend installing the antenna
extension kit (G86LM) for best results. See Remote
Antenna Mounting for proper installation.
Receiver Mounting: Mount Backplate to desired surface
using #6 hardware (Not supplied). Hardware used will
depend on on mounting application. (Refer to figure 1 for
Receiver mounting hole locations). Wire electrical
connections to unit. Snap Unit to Back Plate.
Direct Antenna Mounting: Install the supplied antenna
onto the STAR250 antenna connector by screwing the
connector clockwise. Slide the seal boot down to meet the
O-Ring, covering the antenna hardware.
SEAL BOOT
ANTENNA
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS FOR STAR250
1
3
RECEIVER
(Bottom)
WALL
BUTTON
OPENER
24 v
TRANS
PRIMARY
Common
Model 85
Transformer
2Relay
To wall outlet
Model 95
Transformer
To wall
outlet
RELAY
COM N.O.
CONTACT 12-24V
AC/DC
1
3
RECEIVER
(Bottom)
WALL
BUTTON
OPENER
24 v
TRANS
PRIMARY
Common
2Relay
RELAY
COM N.O.
CONTACT 12-24V
AC/DC
PATENTS PENDING
FIGURE 1
STAR250 COMPATIBLE TRANSMITTERS
Billion Code Transmitters Security+ Transmitters
G81-315LM G970-315LG
G971-315LM
G972-315LM
G973-315LM
G974-315LM
Security+ Keypads
G976-315LM
For highest level of security, we recommend the Security+ transmitter family.
STAR250 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
CGI Part Number Description
71-65WTBOX Watertight Box Field Install Kit
G86LM Antenna Extension Kit
G85LM 24VAC transformer w/barrel connector
G95LM 24VAC transformer w/screw terminals
FIGURE 2
Remote Antenna Mounting: Use the optional G86LM
antenna extension kit to mount the remote antenna as
high and far from metal as possible for best radio range
(See figure 2). Contact LiftMaster customer service at
1-800-528-2806 to order the model G86LM.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Problem Probable Cause(s) Solution
No Display 1. Faulty/intermittent power connections to unit
Or
2. No power to unit
1. Check power connections to
unit
2. Supply power to unit
No Beep when
transmitting
Audible Diagnostics may have been turned OFF
(right-most decimal point will be lit on the
display)
Press ’*’ and ’0’ keys at the same
time.
Transmitter does not
activate operator
1. Transmitter not learned into system
Or
2. Transmitter is blocked
Or
3. Transmitter battery is dead
1. Add transmitter to memory
2. Pay your rent
3. Replace transmitter battery
Transmitter wont learn
into memory
1. Memory may be full
Or
2. Transmitter may not be a recognized
Chamberlain transmitter
Or
3. Transmitter battery is dead
1. Delete unused transmitters
from memory
2. Verify transmitter is listed in
compatible transmitters
section
3. Replace transmitter battery
Unit does not function,
[E 1] displayed
Main memory module missing or damaged Replace Main memory module
Duplication function does
not work,
[E 2] displayed
Backup memory module missing or damaged-
If included
Replace Backup memory module
Keypad does not respond,
[E 3] displayed
Keypad has a stuck key Cycle power.
If unit exhibits this condition
again after 2 minutes, contact
Technical Service
HOW TO ORDER REPAIR PARTS
OUR LARGE SERVICE ORGANIZATION
SPANS AMERICA
INSTALLATION AND SERVICE INFORMATION
ARE AVAILABLE 6 DAYS A WEEK
CALL OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER - 1-800-528-2806
MONDAY Through FRIDAY 5:00 a.m. TO 6:00 p.m. (MST)
SATURDAY 7:00 a.m. TO 3:30 p.m. (MST)
WWW.LIFTMASTER.COM
Children operating or playing with a garage door
/gate opener can injure themselves and others. The
door/gate could operate unexpectedly causing
serious injury or death.
Install the receiver (and all access device control
stations) out of the reach of children and away from
all moving parts of the door/gate and hardware, but
where the door/gate is visible.
PROGRAMMING THE STAR250 (CON’T)
32
Advanced Functions
Step 1. For advanced functions, press and hold the (*) key
and a number key at the same time to select the
corresponding advanced function. (See table at right for
available functions.) Press the ‘#’ key to exit the function.
Audible Diagnostics
Step 1. Activate Transmitter.
Step 2. Listen for beep.
(LED will be displayed when OFF)
PROGRAMMING THE STAR250
Transmitter location Query
Step 1. Enter a transmitter location number (001-250)
to view location status (See table to the right for possible
status displays).
aDD
001
Add #
PRESS PRESS
TO EXIT
AUTO
PRESS
aDD
001 002 023 234
Add #
PRESSENTER LOCATION (1-250) PRESS
TO EXIT
AUTO
PRESS
2 3 4
dEL
dEL 002 023 234
PRESS
TO
CONFIRM
ENTER LOCATION (1-250)
END
PRESS
2 3 4
Delete Delete
bLc
Un- bLc
bLc 002 023 234
PRESS
TO
CONFIRM
ENTER LOCATION (1-250)
END
(UNBLOCK)
PRESS
2 3 4
Block Block
OR
*1
*2
*3
*4
*5
5
*6
*7
#
*0
Memory location of last transmitter received.
# of open transmitter locations.
# of locations occupied.
# of blocked transmitter locations.
First blocked transmitter location.
*
If no transmitters are programmed into the STAR250,
then (---) will be displayed.
*
Next blocked location (Repeat to scroll).
Duplicate memory- See Duplicating memory.
Version #
Press to exit functions.
Audible diagnostics OFF/ON
(LED will be displayed when OFF)
dup
*6
PRESS SIMULTANEOUSLY
,
END
~6 SECONDS
OPn
Occ
bLc
Out
Transmitter location is empty
Transmitter location is occupied
Transmitter location is blocked
Transmitter location is out of range
no beep
Display Description Beeper
no beep
no beep
long beep
(not between 1 & 250)
Triple Beep- Confirmation of Delete.
Long Beep- Blocked Tx, Error, or
Out of Range
Double Beep- Transmitter is valid & learned into STAR250
accompanied by transmitter location display.
Slow Beep- Security+ Transmitter (Not learned in STAR250).
Fast Beep- Billion Code Transmitter (Not learned in STAR250).
Long Beep- Blocked transmitter.
No Beep- Transmitter not working.
Single Beep- Key Pressed.
Double Beep- Confirmation of an accepted Tx
or valid Add/Block input.
Keypad Sound Alerts
Rapid LearnTM- Add transmitter to next available location.
Adding Transmitter- Add transmitter to a specific location.
Deleting a Transmitter- To delete a user.
Blocking (Unblocking) a Transmitter- To block or unblock a user.
Duplicating Memory- Allows user to back up learned transmitter memory into the
provided backup memory module.
Note- To duplicate memory, plug memory module
into back up slot and press *,6. Once duplication is
complete, remove the backup memory module and
store in a separate location.
Backup Memory
Module
1
4
789
0
#
56
23
Add Delete
Block
*
STAR KEY
USED TO ENTER ADVANCED FUNCTIONS:
*,1- LAST TRANSMITTER RECEIVED
*,2- NO.OF UNUSED MEMORY LOCATIONS
*,3- NO.OF OCCUPIED MEMORY LOCATIONS
*,4- NO.OF BLOCKEDTRANSMITTER LOCATIONS
*,5- FIRST BLOCKED TRANSMITTER LOCATION
*,7- SOFTWARE VER. #
*,0- AUDIBLE DIAGNOSTICS OFF/ON
POUND KEY
USED AS AN ESC OR EXIT KEY
FOR ALL FUNCTIONS OR MODES.
DELETE KEY
USED TO DELETE A
TRANSMITTER FROM THE
SELECTED MEMORY LOCATION
ANTENNA CONNECTION
FOR CONNECTION TO THE
DIRECT ANTENNA
OR THE ANTENNA EXTENSION
KIT.
POWER INDICATOR
SCROLLING DASHES ON
DIGITAL DISPLAY WHEN
AC OR DC POWER IS
APPLIED TO THE UNIT.
NUMERIC KEYPAD
USED FOR PROGRAMMING
AND QUERYING
TRANSMITTER LOCATIONS.
ALSO USED TO ENTER
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS.
DIGITAL DISPLAY
DISPLAYS TRANSMITTER LOCATION
NUMBERS WHEN PROGRAMMING OR
ACCESS IS GRANTED. ALSO DISPLAYS
USER PROMPTS AND MESSAGES.
BLOCK KEY
USED TO BLOCK THE
RECEIVER FROM
GRANTING ACCESS TO THE
SELECTED TRANSMITTER.
TRANSMITTER REMAINS IN
MEMORY, AND MAY BE
UNBLOCKED IN THE
FUTURE.
ADD KEY
USED TO ENTER TRANSMITTERS
AND ENTER RAPID LEARNTM
MODE.
STAR250 FEATURES
Main Memory
Module
Restoring Memory- To restore memory, simply
place the duplicate memory module from the backup
memory location in the main memory position.
PROGRAMMING THE STAR250 (CON’T)
32
Advanced Functions
Step 1. For advanced functions, press and hold the (*) key
and a number key at the same time to select the
corresponding advanced function. (See table at right for
available functions.) Press the ‘#’ key to exit the function.
Audible Diagnostics
Step 1. Activate Transmitter.
Step 2. Listen for beep.
(LED will be displayed when OFF)
PROGRAMMING THE STAR250
Transmitter location Query
Step 1. Enter a transmitter location number (001-250)
to view location status (See table to the right for possible
status displays).
aDD
001
Add #
PRESS PRESS
TO EXIT
AUTO
PRESS
aDD
001 002 023 234
Add #
PRESSENTER LOCATION (1-250) PRESS
TO EXIT
AUTO
PRESS
2 3 4
dEL
dEL 002 023 234
PRESS
TO
CONFIRM
ENTER LOCATION (1-250)
END
PRESS
2 3 4
Delete Delete
bLc
Un- bLc
bLc 002 023 234
PRESS
TO
CONFIRM
ENTER LOCATION (1-250)
END
(UNBLOCK)
PRESS
2 3 4
Block Block
OR
*1
*2
*3
*4
*5
5
*6
*7
#
*0
Memory location of last transmitter received.
# of open transmitter locations.
# of locations occupied.
# of blocked transmitter locations.
First blocked transmitter location.
*
If no transmitters are programmed into the STAR250,
then (---) will be displayed.
*
Next blocked location (Repeat to scroll).
Duplicate memory- See Duplicating memory.
Version #
Press to exit functions.
Audible diagnostics OFF/ON
(LED will be displayed when OFF)
dup
*6
PRESS SIMULTANEOUSLY
,
END
~6 SECONDS
OPn
Occ
bLc
Out
Transmitter location is empty
Transmitter location is occupied
Transmitter location is blocked
Transmitter location is out of range
no beep
Display Description Beeper
no beep
no beep
long beep
(not between 1 & 250)
Triple Beep- Confirmation of Delete.
Long Beep- Blocked Tx, Error, or
Out of Range
Double Beep- Transmitter is valid & learned into STAR250
accompanied by transmitter location display.
Slow Beep- Security+ Transmitter (Not learned in STAR250).
Fast Beep- Billion Code Transmitter (Not learned in STAR250).
Long Beep- Blocked transmitter.
No Beep- Transmitter not working.
Single Beep- Key Pressed.
Double Beep- Confirmation of an accepted Tx
or valid Add/Block input.
Keypad Sound Alerts
Rapid LearnTM- Add transmitter to next available location.
Adding Transmitter- Add transmitter to a specific location.
Deleting a Transmitter- To delete a user.
Blocking (Unblocking) a Transmitter- To block or unblock a user.
Duplicating Memory- Allows user to back up learned transmitter memory into the
provided backup memory module.
Note- To duplicate memory, plug memory module
into back up slot and press *,6. Once duplication is
complete, remove the backup memory module and
store in a separate location.
Backup Memory
Module
1
4
789
0
#
56
23
Add Delete
Block
*
STAR KEY
USED TO ENTER ADVANCED FUNCTIONS:
*,1- LAST TRANSMITTER RECEIVED
*,2- NO.OF UNUSED MEMORY LOCATIONS
*,3- NO.OF OCCUPIED MEMORY LOCATIONS
*,4- NO.OF BLOCKEDTRANSMITTER LOCATIONS
*,5- FIRST BLOCKED TRANSMITTER LOCATION
*,7- SOFTWARE VER. #
*,0- AUDIBLE DIAGNOSTICS OFF/ON
POUND KEY
USED AS AN ESC OR EXIT KEY
FOR ALL FUNCTIONS OR MODES.
DELETE KEY
USED TO DELETE A
TRANSMITTER FROM THE
SELECTED MEMORY LOCATION
ANTENNA CONNECTION
FOR CONNECTION TO THE
DIRECT ANTENNA
OR THE ANTENNA EXTENSION
KIT.
POWER INDICATOR
SCROLLING DASHES ON
DIGITAL DISPLAY WHEN
AC OR DC POWER IS
APPLIED TO THE UNIT.
NUMERIC KEYPAD
USED FOR PROGRAMMING
AND QUERYING
TRANSMITTER LOCATIONS.
ALSO USED TO ENTER
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS.
DIGITAL DISPLAY
DISPLAYS TRANSMITTER LOCATION
NUMBERS WHEN PROGRAMMING OR
ACCESS IS GRANTED. ALSO DISPLAYS
USER PROMPTS AND MESSAGES.
BLOCK KEY
USED TO BLOCK THE
RECEIVER FROM
GRANTING ACCESS TO THE
SELECTED TRANSMITTER.
TRANSMITTER REMAINS IN
MEMORY, AND MAY BE
UNBLOCKED IN THE
FUTURE.
ADD KEY
USED TO ENTER TRANSMITTERS
AND ENTER RAPID LEARNTM
MODE.
STAR250 FEATURES
Main Memory
Module
Restoring Memory- To restore memory, simply
place the duplicate memory module from the backup
memory location in the main memory position.
STAR250-315TM WIRELESS
ACCESS CONTROL
RECEIVER
WARNING
CAUTION
WARNING
WARNING
Disconnect power to access device before installing
receiver or removing/replacing receiver cover.
WARNING
CAUTION
WARNING
WARNING
This device complies with FCC Rules Part 15 and IC
Canada Rules and Regulations. 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.
Removable memory modules and RF module are included
in this product. Jumper J2 must remain in the default
position unless otherwise noted. THERE ARE NO OTHER
SERVICEABLE PARTS.
© 2002, The Chamberlain Group, Inc.
01-18589A All Rights Reserved
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION PAGE
Mounting Instructions for STAR250...................1
Programming For STAR250...........................2 & 3
STAR250 Features.............................................4
Electrical Connections for STAR250..................4
SPECIFICATIONS
SUPPLY VOLTAGE: 12-24 VOLTS AC OR DC
OPERATING CURRENT: 250 mA MAXIMUM
OPERATING TEMP RANGE: -40 TO +149F
(-40 TO +65C)
FREQUENCY: 315 MHz
RELAY CONTACT RATING: 1 AMP @ 24 VOLTS AC OR DC
SL590
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR STAR250
Location: Select a convienent location near your device
to be controlled by the STAR250. For best performance,
the STAR250 should be mounted in “Line-Of-Sight” with
your intended transmitting location. Avoid mounting the
STAR250 in or on metallic enclosures. If this is
unavoidable, we recommend installing the antenna
extension kit (G86LM) for best results. See Remote
Antenna Mounting for proper installation.
Receiver Mounting: Mount Backplate to desired surface
using #6 hardware (Not supplied). Hardware used will
depend on on mounting application. (Refer to figure 1 for
Receiver mounting hole locations). Wire electrical
connections to unit. Snap Unit to Back Plate.
Direct Antenna Mounting: Install the supplied antenna
onto the STAR250 antenna connector by screwing the
connector clockwise. Slide the seal boot down to meet the
O-Ring, covering the antenna hardware.
SEAL BOOT
ANTENNA
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS FOR STAR250
1
3
RECEIVER
(Bottom)
WALL
BUTTON
OPENER
24 v
TRANS
PRIMARY
Common
Model 85
Transformer
2Relay
To wall outlet
Model 95
Transformer
To wall
outlet
RELAY
COM N.O.
CONTACT 12-24V
AC/DC
1
3
RECEIVER
(Bottom)
WALL
BUTTON
OPENER
24 v
TRANS
PRIMARY
Common
2Relay
RELAY
COM N.O.
CONTACT 12-24V
AC/DC
PATENTS PENDING
FIGURE 1
STAR250 COMPATIBLE TRANSMITTERS
Billion Code Transmitters Security+ Transmitters
G81-315LM G970-315LG
G971-315LM
G972-315LM
G973-315LM
G974-315LM
Security+ Keypads
G976-315LM
For highest level of security, we recommend the Security+ transmitter family.
STAR250 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
CGI Part Number Description
71-65WTBOX Watertight Box Field Install Kit
G86LM Antenna Extension Kit
G85LM 24VAC transformer w/barrel connector
G95LM 24VAC transformer w/screw terminals
FIGURE 2
Remote Antenna Mounting: Use the optional G86LM
antenna extension kit to mount the remote antenna as
high and far from metal as possible for best radio range
(See figure 2). Contact LiftMaster customer service at
1-800-528-2806 to order the model G86LM.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Problem Probable Cause(s) Solution
No Display 1. Faulty/intermittent power connections to unit
Or
2. No power to unit
1. Check power connections to
unit
2. Supply power to unit
No Beep when
transmitting
Audible Diagnostics may have been turned OFF
(right-most decimal point will be lit on the
display)
Press ’*’ and ’0’ keys at the same
time.
Transmitter does not
activate operator
1. Transmitter not learned into system
Or
2. Transmitter is blocked
Or
3. Transmitter battery is dead
1. Add transmitter to memory
2. Pay your rent
3. Replace transmitter battery
Transmitter wont learn
into memory
1. Memory may be full
Or
2. Transmitter may not be a recognized
Chamberlain transmitter
Or
3. Transmitter battery is dead
1. Delete unused transmitters
from memory
2. Verify transmitter is listed in
compatible transmitters
section
3. Replace transmitter battery
Unit does not function,
[E 1] displayed
Main memory module missing or damaged Replace Main memory module
Duplication function does
not work,
[E 2] displayed
Backup memory module missing or damaged-
If included
Replace Backup memory module
Keypad does not respond,
[E 3] displayed
Keypad has a stuck key Cycle power.
If unit exhibits this condition
again after 2 minutes, contact
Technical Service
HOW TO ORDER REPAIR PARTS
OUR LARGE SERVICE ORGANIZATION
SPANS AMERICA
INSTALLATION AND SERVICE INFORMATION
ARE AVAILABLE 6 DAYS A WEEK
CALL OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER - 1-800-528-2806
MONDAY Through FRIDAY 5:00 a.m. TO 6:00 p.m. (MST)
SATURDAY 7:00 a.m. TO 3:30 p.m. (MST)
WWW.LIFTMASTER.COM
Children operating or playing with a garage door
/gate opener can injure themselves and others. The
door/gate could operate unexpectedly causing
serious injury or death.
Install the receiver (and all access device control
stations) out of the reach of children and away from
all moving parts of the door/gate and hardware, but
where the door/gate is visible.

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