Clicker 321 User manual

3 Linear, Moore-O-Matic

Locate your systems code switch positions from an original hand held remote or the motor unit receiver. If the

switch is "on" or "up", place a 1 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.If the switch is "off" or "down",

place a 3 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin to program the Clicker, select which button you want to use to operate

your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed to the

next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red indicator

starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to operate your garage door opener 3 times. Wait for the red indicator to

blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds

with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the

code is entered, the indicator light will blink 3 times.

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, reverse code from TABLE above.(Change 1 to 3; 3 to 1) Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

4 Chamberlain, LiftMaster, Sears,

Master Mechanic, and DoIt

Determine if your system has code switches or a smart-learn button. If your system has code switches they

can be found in an original hand held remote or on the receiver. The receiver can be mounted on the back

panel of the motor unit or could be mounted on the wall. If you have code switches proceed to Section A.

Note: Systems that have a yellow, white, or gray smart-learn button will have code switches in the original

hand held remote. If original hand held remotes are not available, proceed to Section B.

If your hand held remotes do not contain codes switches your system will have a smart-learn button.

Proceed to Section B. (Remember, the receiver has a flexible wire antenna attached to it).

SECTION A –CODE SWITCH SYSTEMS

If the switch is in the plus (+) position place a 1, neutral (0) position place a 2, negative (-) position place a 3 in

the corresponding box in the table below.

Exception: If your original hand held remote has 3 buttons and you are using the small button on left, place a

1; center button, place a 2; large button place a 3 in box 1 in the table below. Boxes 2 through 9, place number

that corresponds with switch position.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you want to use to operate

your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed to the

next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red indicator

starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to use to operate your garage door opener 4 times. Wait for the red

indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds

with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the

code is entered, the indicator light will blink 4 times.

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, check to be sure the code from TABLE match’s switch positions from

your system. Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

CLICKER 321

SECTION B - SYSTEMS WITH SMART-LEARN BUTTON

Locate your SMART-LEARN BUTTON on your system. It will be located on the side or

back panel of the motor unit.

Note: If your SMART-LEARN BUTTON is RED your system is NOT COMPATIBLE

with the Clicker 321. You have a system with rotating codes.

Choose a random 9-digit code. Your code may only consist of numbers

1,2 or 3. Example: 122313213. Fill in the TABLE below entering any combination

of 1,2 and 3.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you

want to operate your garage door opener. After

completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed

to the next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red

indicator starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop

blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to use to operate your garage door opener 4 times.

Wait for the red indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the random 9-digit code from table above, press and release the button that

corresponds with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into

the Clicker. Immediately after the code is entered, the indicator light will

blink 4 times.

Step 4: Press and release smart-learn button on motor unit. (Indicator light next to the smart-learn button

should turn on.) Press and hold the Clicker button you selected until the motor unit lights blink. Iflight bulbs

are not installed, two clicks will be heard.

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door. If programming is

unsuccessful, repeat Steps 1 – 4 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to the appropriate section using another button in step 2.

5 Genie (9 Code Switches) • 6 Genie (12 Code Switches)

Locate your systems code switch positions from an original hand held remote or the motor unit receiver.

If the switch is "on" or "up", place a 1 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below. If the switch is "off"

or "down", place a 3 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you want to

operate your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds

to proceed to the next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red indicator

starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to operate your garage door opener: Genie (9 code

switches) press the button 5 times; Genie (12 code switches) press the button 6 times. Wait

for the red indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds

with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the

code is entered, the indicator light will blink (five times for Genie 9 code switches; six times for Genie 12 code

switches).

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, reverse code from TABLE above. (Change 1 to 3; 3 to 1).

Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

The lithium batteries supplied with your Clicker should last 3 to 5 years under normal use of 6 operations per

day. If you experience continued short range, intermittent operation, or a reduced glow of the red indicator

light, replace the batteries. To Replace batteries: Pry open the Clicker using a flat head screwdriver. Remove

the screw from the center of the circuit board and carefully lift out board. Remove plastic battery shield and

batteries. Insert new batteries, replace battery shield and circuit board and close the Clicker case.

Note: Be sure to position the metal strip underneath the batteries.

Your Clicker remote can be programmed to operate

with different brands of garage door openers.

Compatible with most garage door opener systems

manufactured by Chamberlain, Genie, LiftMaster,

Linear, Master Mechanic, Moore-O-Matic, Multi-

Code, Sears, Stanley, and DoIt.

THE CLICKER IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH GENIE

INTELLICODE, STANLEY SECURE CODE, OR

SECURITY✚GARAGE DOOR OPENER SYSTEMS.

The Clicker remote can be programmed to operate

up to 3 garage door openers or gates, including

different brands. All programming is done using the

3 buttons on the Clicker.

IDENTIFY YOUR GARAGE DOOR OPENER BRAND

Determine your brand from an original hand held remote or locate the motor unit receiver.

The receiver can be mounted on the back panel of the motor unit or could be mounted on the wall.

SECTION BRAND

1 Stanley

2 Multi-Code

3 Linear, Moore-O-Matic

4 Chamberlain, LiftMaster, Sears,

Master Mechanic, DoIt

5 Genie (9 Code Switches)

6 Genie (12 Code Switches)

1 Stanley • 2 Multi-Code

Locate your systems code switch positions from an original hand held remote or the motor unit receiver.

If the switch is "on" or "up", place a 1 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below. If the switch is "off" or "down",

place a 3 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you want to operate

your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed

to the next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red

indicator starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to

stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to operate your garage door opener: Stanley press the button 1 time; Multi-Code

press the button 2 times. Wait for the red indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds with

the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the code is

entered, the indicator light will blink (once for Stanley; twice for Multi-Code).

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, reverse code from TABLE above.

(Change 1 to 3; 3 to 1) Stanley brands – try as Multi-Code.

Multi-Code brands – try as Stanley Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

LOCK

LIGHT

Motor

Unit &

Receiver

Wall Mounted

Control

Remote Control

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

12345678910

CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

ON/UP

OFF/DOWN

Circle your

Brand and

proceed to the

appropriate

section.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

12345678

CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

ON/UP

OFF/DOWN

123456789

CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

✚

–Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

KG KG

123

"Smart" (learn)

Button

Indicator Light

123456789101112

CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

ON/UP

OFF/DOWN

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

123456789

CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

WARNING

CAUTION WARNING

WARNING

To prevent possible SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH from a moving gate or garage door:

• ALWAYS keep remote controls out of reach of children. NEVER permit children to operate, or play with

remote control transmitters.

• Activate gate or door ONLY when it can be seen clearly, is properly adjusted, and there are no

obstructions to door travel.

• ALWAYS keep gate or garage door in sight until completely closed. Never permit anyone to cross path of

moving gate or door.

NOTICE: To comply with FCC and or Industry Canada rules, adjustment or modifications of this receiver and/or transmitter are prohibited,

except for changing the code setting or replacing the battery. THERE ARE NO OTHER USER SERVICEABLE PARTS.

Tested to Comply with FCC Standards FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE. 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.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT: 800-442-1255 (MONDAY-FRIDAY 6AM-7PM CST; SATURDAY 8AM-6PM)

Chamberlain, LiftMaster and Moore-O-Matic are Trademarks of Chamberlain Group. Genie is a Trademark of Overhead Door

Corporation. Linear and Multi-Code are Trademarks of Linear Corporation. Master Mechanic is a Trademark of TruServ. Sears is

a Trademark of Sears & Roebuck. Stanley is a Trademark of The Stanley Works. DoIt is a trademark of DoIt Best Corporation.

3 Linear, Moore-O-Matic

Locate your systems code switch positions from an original hand held remote or the motor unit receiver. If the

switch is "on" or "up", place a 1 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.If the switch is "off" or "down",

place a 3 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin to program the Clicker, select which button you want to use to operate

your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed to the

next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red indicator

starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to operate your garage door opener 3 times. Wait for the red indicator to

blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds

with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the

code is entered, the indicator light will blink 3 times.

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, reverse code from TABLE above.(Change 1 to 3; 3 to 1) Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

4 Chamberlain, LiftMaster, Sears,

Master Mechanic, and DoIt

Determine if your system has code switches or a smart-learn button. If your system has code switches they

can be found in an original hand held remote or on the receiver. The receiver can be mounted on the back

panel of the motor unit or could be mounted on the wall. If you have code switches proceed to Section A.

Note: Systems that have a yellow, white, or gray smart-learn button will have code switches in the original

hand held remote. If original hand held remotes are not available, proceed to Section B.

If your hand held remotes do not contain codes switches your system will have a smart-learn button.

Proceed to Section B. (Remember, the receiver has a flexible wire antenna attached to it).

SECTION A –CODE SWITCH SYSTEMS

If the switch is in the plus (+) position place a 1, neutral (0) position place a 2, negative (-) position place a 3 in

the corresponding box in the table below.

Exception: If your original hand held remote has 3 buttons and you are using the small button on left, place a

1; center button, place a 2; large button place a 3 in box 1 in the table below. Boxes 2 through 9, place number

that corresponds with switch position.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you want to use to operate

your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed to the

next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red indicator

starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to use to operate your garage door opener 4 times. Wait for the red

indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds

with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the

code is entered, the indicator light will blink 4 times.

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, check to be sure the code from TABLE match’s switch positions from

your system. Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

CLICKER 321

SECTION B - SYSTEMS WITH SMART-LEARN BUTTON

Locate your SMART-LEARN BUTTON on your system. It will be located on the side or

back panel of the motor unit.

Note: If your SMART-LEARN BUTTON is RED your system is NOT COMPATIBLE

with the Clicker 321. You have a system with rotating codes.

Choose a random 9-digit code. Your code may only consist of numbers

1,2 or 3. Example: 122313213. Fill in the TABLE below entering any combination

of 1,2 and 3.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you

want to operate your garage door opener. After

completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed

to the next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red

indicator starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop

blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to use to operate your garage door opener 4 times.

Wait for the red indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the random 9-digit code from table above, press and release the button that

corresponds with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into

the Clicker. Immediately after the code is entered, the indicator light will

blink 4 times.

Step 4: Press and release smart-learn button on motor unit. (Indicator light next to the smart-learn button

should turn on.) Press and hold the Clicker button you selected until the motor unit lights blink. Iflight bulbs

are not installed, two clicks will be heard.

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door. If programming is

unsuccessful, repeat Steps 1 – 4 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to the appropriate section using another button in step 2.

5 Genie (9 Code Switches) • 6 Genie (12 Code Switches)

Locate your systems code switch positions from an original hand held remote or the motor unit receiver.

If the switch is "on" or "up", place a 1 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below. If the switch is "off"

or "down", place a 3 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you want to

operate your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds

to proceed to the next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red indicator

starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to operate your garage door opener: Genie (9 code

switches) press the button 5 times; Genie (12 code switches) press the button 6 times. Wait

for the red indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds

with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the

code is entered, the indicator light will blink (five times for Genie 9 code switches; six times for Genie 12 code

switches).

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, reverse code from TABLE above. (Change 1 to 3; 3 to 1).

Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

The lithium batteries supplied with your Clicker should last 3 to 5 years under normal use of 6 operations per

day. If you experience continued short range, intermittent operation, or a reduced glow of the red indicator

light, replace the batteries. To Replace batteries: Pry open the Clicker using a flat head screwdriver. Remove

the screw from the center of the circuit board and carefully lift out board. Remove plastic battery shield and

batteries. Insert new batteries, replace battery shield and circuit board and close the Clicker case.

Note: Be sure to position the metal strip underneath the batteries.

Your Clicker remote can be programmed to operate

with different brands of garage door openers.

Compatible with most garage door opener systems

manufactured by Chamberlain, Genie, LiftMaster,

Linear, Master Mechanic, Moore-O-Matic, Multi-

Code, Sears, Stanley, and DoIt.

THE CLICKER IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH GENIE

INTELLICODE, STANLEY SECURE CODE, OR

SECURITY✚GARAGE DOOR OPENER SYSTEMS.

The Clicker remote can be programmed to operate

up to 3 garage door openers or gates, including

different brands. All programming is done using the

3 buttons on the Clicker.

IDENTIFY YOUR GARAGE DOOR OPENER BRAND

Determine your brand from an original hand held remote or locate the motor unit receiver.

The receiver can be mounted on the back panel of the motor unit or could be mounted on the wall.

SECTION BRAND

1 Stanley

2 Multi-Code

3 Linear, Moore-O-Matic

4 Chamberlain, LiftMaster, Sears,

Master Mechanic, DoIt

5 Genie (9 Code Switches)

6 Genie (12 Code Switches)

1 Stanley • 2 Multi-Code

Locate your systems code switch positions from an original hand held remote or the motor unit receiver.

If the switch is "on" or "up", place a 1 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below. If the switch is "off" or "down",

place a 3 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you want to operate

your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed

to the next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red

indicator starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to

stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to operate your garage door opener: Stanley press the button 1 time; Multi-Code

press the button 2 times. Wait for the red indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds with

the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the code is

entered, the indicator light will blink (once for Stanley; twice for Multi-Code).

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, reverse code from TABLE above.

(Change 1 to 3; 3 to 1) Stanley brands – try as Multi-Code.

Multi-Code brands – try as Stanley Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

LOCK

LIGHT

Motor

Unit &

Receiver

Wall Mounted

Control

Remote Control

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

12345678910

CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

ON/UP

OFF/DOWN

Circle your

Brand and

proceed to the

appropriate

section.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

12345678

CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

ON/UP

OFF/DOWN

123456789

CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

✚

–Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

KG KG

123

"Smart" (learn)

Button

Indicator Light

123456789101112

CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

ON/UP

OFF/DOWN

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

123456789

CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

WARNING

CAUTION WARNING

WARNING

To prevent possible SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH from a moving gate or garage door:

• ALWAYS keep remote controls out of reach of children. NEVER permit children to operate, or play with

remote control transmitters.

• Activate gate or door ONLY when it can be seen clearly, is properly adjusted, and there are no

obstructions to door travel.

• ALWAYS keep gate or garage door in sight until completely closed. Never permit anyone to cross path of

moving gate or door.

NOTICE: To comply with FCC and or Industry Canada rules, adjustment or modifications of this receiver and/or transmitter are prohibited,

except for changing the code setting or replacing the battery. THERE ARE NO OTHER USER SERVICEABLE PARTS.

Tested to Comply with FCC Standards FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE. 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.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT: 800-442-1255 (MONDAY-FRIDAY 6AM-7PM CST; SATURDAY 8AM-6PM)

Chamberlain, LiftMaster and Moore-O-Matic are Trademarks of Chamberlain Group. Genie is a Trademark of Overhead Door

Corporation. Linear and Multi-Code are Trademarks of Linear Corporation. Master Mechanic is a Trademark of TruServ. Sears is

a Trademark of Sears & Roebuck. Stanley is a Trademark of The Stanley Works. DoIt is a trademark of DoIt Best Corporation.

3 Linear, Moore-O-Matic

Locate your systems code switch positions from an original hand held remote or the motor unit receiver. If the

switch is "on" or "up", place a 1 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.If the switch is "off" or "down",

place a 3 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin to program the Clicker, select which button you want to use to operate

your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed to the

next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red indicator

starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to operate your garage door opener 3 times. Wait for the red indicator to

blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds

with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the

code is entered, the indicator light will blink 3 times.

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, reverse code from TABLE above.(Change 1 to 3; 3 to 1) Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

4 Chamberlain, LiftMaster, Sears,

Master Mechanic, and DoIt

Determine if your system has code switches or a smart-learn button. If your system has code switches they

can be found in an original hand held remote or on the receiver. The receiver can be mounted on the back

panel of the motor unit or could be mounted on the wall. If you have code switches proceed to Section A.

Note: Systems that have a yellow, white, or gray smart-learn button will have code switches in the original

hand held remote. If original hand held remotes are not available, proceed to Section B.

If your hand held remotes do not contain codes switches your system will have a smart-learn button.

Proceed to Section B. (Remember, the receiver has a flexible wire antenna attached to it).

SECTION A –CODE SWITCH SYSTEMS

If the switch is in the plus (+) position place a 1, neutral (0) position place a 2, negative (-) position place a 3 in

the corresponding box in the table below.

Exception: If your original hand held remote has 3 buttons and you are using the small button on left, place a

1; center button, place a 2; large button place a 3 in box 1 in the table below. Boxes 2 through 9, place number

that corresponds with switch position.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you want to use to operate

your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed to the

next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red indicator

starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to use to operate your garage door opener 4 times. Wait for the red

indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds

with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the

code is entered, the indicator light will blink 4 times.

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, check to be sure the code from TABLE match’s switch positions from

your system. Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

CLICKER 321

SECTION B - SYSTEMS WITH SMART-LEARN BUTTON

Locate your SMART-LEARN BUTTON on your system. It will be located on the side or

back panel of the motor unit.

Note: If your SMART-LEARN BUTTON is RED your system is NOT COMPATIBLE

with the Clicker 321. You have a system with rotating codes.

Choose a random 9-digit code. Your code may only consist of numbers

1,2 or 3. Example: 122313213. Fill in the TABLE below entering any combination

of 1,2 and 3.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you

want to operate your garage door opener. After

completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed

to the next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red

indicator starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop

blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to use to operate your garage door opener 4 times.

Wait for the red indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the random 9-digit code from table above, press and release the button that

corresponds with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into

the Clicker. Immediately after the code is entered, the indicator light will

blink 4 times.

Step 4: Press and release smart-learn button on motor unit. (Indicator light next to the smart-learn button

should turn on.) Press and hold the Clicker button you selected until the motor unit lights blink. Iflight bulbs

are not installed, two clicks will be heard.

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door. If programming is

unsuccessful, repeat Steps 1 – 4 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to the appropriate section using another button in step 2.

5 Genie (9 Code Switches) • 6 Genie (12 Code Switches)

Locate your systems code switch positions from an original hand held remote or the motor unit receiver.

If the switch is "on" or "up", place a 1 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below. If the switch is "off"

or "down", place a 3 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you want to

operate your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds

to proceed to the next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red indicator

starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to operate your garage door opener: Genie (9 code

switches) press the button 5 times; Genie (12 code switches) press the button 6 times. Wait

for the red indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds

with the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the

code is entered, the indicator light will blink (five times for Genie 9 code switches; six times for Genie 12 code

switches).

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, reverse code from TABLE above. (Change 1 to 3; 3 to 1).

Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

The lithium batteries supplied with your Clicker should last 3 to 5 years under normal use of 6 operations per

day. If you experience continued short range, intermittent operation, or a reduced glow of the red indicator

light, replace the batteries. To Replace batteries: Pry open the Clicker using a flat head screwdriver. Remove

the screw from the center of the circuit board and carefully lift out board. Remove plastic battery shield and

batteries. Insert new batteries, replace battery shield and circuit board and close the Clicker case.

Note: Be sure to position the metal strip underneath the batteries.

Your Clicker remote can be programmed to operate

with different brands of garage door openers.

Compatible with most garage door opener systems

manufactured by Chamberlain, Genie, LiftMaster,

Linear, Master Mechanic, Moore-O-Matic, Multi-

Code, Sears, Stanley, and DoIt.

THE CLICKER IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH GENIE

INTELLICODE, STANLEY SECURE CODE, OR

SECURITY✚GARAGE DOOR OPENER SYSTEMS.

The Clicker remote can be programmed to operate

up to 3 garage door openers or gates, including

different brands. All programming is done using the

3 buttons on the Clicker.

IDENTIFY YOUR GARAGE DOOR OPENER BRAND

Determine your brand from an original hand held remote or locate the motor unit receiver.

The receiver can be mounted on the back panel of the motor unit or could be mounted on the wall.

SECTION BRAND

1 Stanley

2 Multi-Code

3 Linear, Moore-O-Matic

4 Chamberlain, LiftMaster, Sears,

Master Mechanic, DoIt

5 Genie (9 Code Switches)

6 Genie (12 Code Switches)

1 Stanley • 2 Multi-Code

Locate your systems code switch positions from an original hand held remote or the motor unit receiver.

If the switch is "on" or "up", place a 1 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below. If the switch is "off" or "down",

place a 3 in the corresponding box in the TABLE below.

PROGRAMMING

Before you begin programming the Clicker, select which button you want to operate

your garage door opener. After completing a step, you have 15 seconds to proceed

to the next step.

Step 1: Press the 1st and 3rd buttons down simultaneously and hold until the red

indicator starts to blink. Release both buttons. Wait for the red indicator to

stop blinking.

Step 2: Press the button you want to operate your garage door opener: Stanley press the button 1 time; Multi-Code

press the button 2 times. Wait for the red indicator to blink the same number of times.

Step 3: Using the code switch sequence from the table above, press and release the button that corresponds with

the number in each column until the entire code has been entered into the Clicker. Immediately after the code is

entered, the indicator light will blink (once for Stanley; twice for Multi-Code).

Programming is complete. To test press the button you selected to activate the garage door.

If programming is unsuccessful, reverse code from TABLE above.

(Change 1 to 3; 3 to 1) Stanley brands – try as Multi-Code.

Multi-Code brands – try as Stanley Repeat Steps 1-3 above.

Note: To program additional doors, proceed to appropriate section using another button in step 2.

LOCK

LIGHT

Motor

Unit &

Receiver

Wall Mounted

Control

Remote Control

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

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CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

ON/UP

OFF/DOWN

Circle your

Brand and

proceed to the

appropriate

section.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

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CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

ON/UP

OFF/DOWN

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CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

✚

–Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

KG KG

123

"Smart" (learn)

Button

Indicator Light

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CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

ON/UP

OFF/DOWN

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

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CODE SWITCH SEQUENCE

WARNING

CAUTION WARNING

WARNING

To prevent possible SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH from a moving gate or garage door:

• ALWAYS keep remote controls out of reach of children. NEVER permit children to operate, or play with

remote control transmitters.

• Activate gate or door ONLY when it can be seen clearly, is properly adjusted, and there are no

obstructions to door travel.

• ALWAYS keep gate or garage door in sight until completely closed. Never permit anyone to cross path of

moving gate or door.

NOTICE: To comply with FCC and or Industry Canada rules, adjustment or modifications of this receiver and/or transmitter are prohibited,

except for changing the code setting or replacing the battery. THERE ARE NO OTHER USER SERVICEABLE PARTS.

Tested to Comply with FCC Standards FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE. 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.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT: 800-442-1255 (MONDAY-FRIDAY 6AM-7PM CST; SATURDAY 8AM-6PM)

Chamberlain, LiftMaster and Moore-O-Matic are Trademarks of Chamberlain Group. Genie is a Trademark of Overhead Door

Corporation. Linear and Multi-Code are Trademarks of Linear Corporation. Master Mechanic is a Trademark of TruServ. Sears is

a Trademark of Sears & Roebuck. Stanley is a Trademark of The Stanley Works. DoIt is a trademark of DoIt Best Corporation.

CLICKER 321

3 Linear, Moore-O-Matic

Localice las posiciones de los códigos del interruptor de su sistema en el control remoto manual original o en el receptor de la

unidad del motor. Si el interruptor está encendido (‘on’ o hacia arriba), anote un 1 en el cuadro correspondiente en la TABLA

que aparece a continuación. Si el interruptor está apagado (‘off’ o hacia abajo), anote un 3 en el cuadro

correspondiente en la TABLA que aparece a continuación.

PROGRAMACIÓN

Antes de empezar a programar el Clicker, seleccione el botón que desee usar para operar su abridor de

puerta de cochera. Una vez terminado cada paso, tiene 15 segundos para proceder al paso siguiente.

Paso 1: Oprima el primer y el tercer botón al mismo tiempo y manténgalos oprimidos hasta que la luz

del indicador rojo empiece a parpadear. Suelte los dos botones. Espere a que la luz del indicador rojo

deje de parpadear.

Paso 2: Oprima 3 veces el botón que desee usar para operar su abridor de puerta de cochera. Espere a que la

luz del indicador rojo parpadee el mismo número de veces.

Paso 3: Utilizando la secuencia del código del interruptor de la tabla que aparece arriba, oprima y suelte el botón que

corresponda al número anotado en cada columna, hasta que haya ingresado todo el código al Clicker. Inmediatamente después

de ingresar el código, la luz del indicador parpadeará 3 veces.

La programación está terminada. Para hacer una prueba, oprima el botón que haya seleccionado para activar la puerta

de cochera.

Si la programación no funciona debidamente, invierta el código de la TABLA que aparece arriba. (Cambie 1 a 3 ó 3 a 1).

Repita los pasos 1 a 3 que aparecen arriba.

Nota: Para programar otras puertas, proceda a la sección respectiva usando un botón distinto para el paso 2.

4 Chamberlain, LiftMaster, Sears,

Master Mechanic y DoIt

Determine si su sistema tiene interruptores de código o un botón inteligente (Smart-learn). Si su sistema tiene interruptores de

código, puede encontrarlos en el control remoto manual original, o bien en el receptor. El receptor puede estar montado en el

panel posterior de la unidad del motor o en la pared. Si tiene interruptores de código proceda a la Sección A.

Nota: Los sistemas que tienen un botón inteligente (Smart-learn) amarillo, blanco o gris tienen interruptores de código en el

control remoto manual original. Si no tiene los controles remotos manuales originales, proceda a la Sección B.

Si sus controles remotos manuales no tienen interruptores de código, su sistema debe tener un botón inteligente (Smart-learn).

Proceda a la Sección B. (Recuerde que el receptor tiene una antena flexible unida a él).

SECCIÓN A - SISTEMAS DE INTERRUPTOR DE CÓDIGO

Si el interruptor está en la posición ‘más’ (+) ponga un 1, si está en la posición neutral (0) ponga un 2, si está en la posición

negativa (-) ponga un 3 en el cuadro correspondiente de la tabla que aparece a continuación.

Excepción: Si su control remoto manual original tiene 3 botones y usted está usando el botón pequeño de la izquierda, ponga

un 1; si está usando el botón central ponga un 2; si estó usando el botón grande ponga un 3 en el cuadro 1 de la tabla que

aparece a continuación. En los cuadros del 2 al 9 ponga el número que corresponda a la posición del interruptor.

PROGRAMACIÓN

Antes de empezar a programar el Clicker, seleccione el botón que desee usar para operar su abridor de

puerta de cochera. Una vez terminado cada paso, tiene 15 segundos para proceder al paso siguiente.

Paso 1: Oprima el primer y el tercer botón al mismo tiempo y manténgalos oprimidos hasta que la luz

del indicador rojo empiece a parpadear. Suelte los dos botones. Espere a que la luz del indicador rojo

deje de parpadear.

Paso 2: Oprima 4 veces el botón que desee usar para operar su abridor de puerta de cochera. Espere a que la

luz del indicador rojo parpadee el mismo número de veces.

Paso 3: Utilizando la secuencia del código del interruptor de la tabla que aparece arriba, oprima y suelte el botón que

corresponda al número anotado en cada columna hasta que haya ingresado todo el código al Clicker. Inmediatamente después

de ingresar el código, la luz del indicador parpadeará 4 veces.

La programación está terminada. Para hacer una prueba, oprima el botón que haya seleccionado para activar la puerta de

cochera.

Si la programación no funciona debidamente, revise para cerciorarse de que el código de la TABLA coincida con las posiciones

del interruptor de su sistema. Repita los pasos 1 a 3 que aparecen arriba.

Nota: Para programar otras puertas, proceda a la sección respectiva usando un botón distinto para el paso 2.

SECCIÓN B - SISTEMAS CON BOTÓN INTELIGENTE (SMART-LEARN)

Localice su Botón inteligente (Smart-Learn) en el sistema. Puede estar ubicado en el panel

lateral o en el panel posterior de la unidad del motor.

Nota: Si su BOTÓN INTELIGENTE SMART-LEARN es ROJO, su sistema NO ES COMPATIBLE

con el Clicker 321. Usted tiene un sistema con códigos rotativos.

Escoja un código de 9 dígitos al azar. Su código puede consistir en los números 1, 2 ó 3

solamente. Por ejemplo: 122313213. Anote en la TABLA que aparece a continuación los

números elegidos en cualquier combinación de 1, 2 y 3.

PROGRAMACIÓN

Antes de empezar a programar el Clicker, seleccione el

botón que desee usar para operar su abridor de puerta de

cochera. Una vez terminado cada paso, tiene 15 segundos

para proceder al paso siguiente.

Paso 1: Oprima el primer y el tercer botón al mismo tiempo y manténgalos oprimidos hasta

que la luz del indicador rojo empiece a parpadear. Suelte los dos botones. Espere a que la luz

del indicador rojo deje de parpadear.

Paso 2: Oprima 4 veces el botón que desee usar para operar su abridor de puerta de cochera.

Espere a que la luz del indicador rojo parpadee el mismo número de veces.

Paso 3: Utilizando el código de 9 dígitos que eligió al azar, oprima y suelte el botón correspondiente al

número que aparezca en cada columna de la tabla, hasta que haya ingresado todo el código al Clicker.

Inmediatamente después de ingresar el código, la luz del indicador parpadea 4 veces.

Paso 4: Oprima y suelte el botón inteligente (Smart-Learn) en la unidad del motor. (La luz del indicador que se

encuentra junto al botón inteligente se deberá encender). Oprima y mantenga oprimido el botón del Clicker que

haya elegido hasta que las luces de la unidad del motor parpadeen. Si aún no ha instalado los focos, va a escuchar dos

chasquidos.

La programación está terminada. Para hacer una prueba, oprima el botón que haya seleccionado para activar la puerta de

cochera.

Si la programación no funciona debidamente, repita los pasos 1 al 4 que aparecen arriba.

Nota: Para programar otras puertas, proceda a la sección respectiva usando un botón distinto para el paso 2.

5 Genie (Interruptores de 9 códigos)

6 Genie (Interruptores de 12 códigos)

Localice las posiciones de los códigos del interruptor de su sistema en el control remoto manual original o en el receptor de la

unidad del motor. Si el interruptor está encendido (‘on’ o hacia arriba), anote un 1 en el cuadro correspondiente en la TABLA

que aparece a continuación. Si el interruptor está apagado (‘off’ o hacia abajo), anote un 3 en el cuadro correspondiente en la

TABLA que aparece a continuación.

PROGRAMACIÓN

Antes de empezar a programar el Clicker, seleccione el botón que desee usar para operar su

abridor de puerta de cochera. Una vez terminado cada paso, tiene 15 segundos para proceder

al paso siguiente.

Paso 1: Oprima el primer y el tercer botón al mismo tiempo y manténgalos oprimidos hasta

que la luz del indicador rojo empiece a parpadear. Suelte los dos botones. Espere a que la luz del

indicador rojo deje de parpadear.

Paso 2: Oprima el botón que desee usar para operar su abridor de puerta de cochera: Para los

interruptores Genie de 9 códigos oprima el botón 5 veces; para los interruptores Genie de 12 códigos

oprima el botón 6 veces. Espere a que la luz del indicador rojo parpadee el mismo número de veces.

Paso 3: Utilizando la secuencia del código del interruptor de la tabla que aparece arriba, oprima y suelte el

botón que corresponda al número anotado en cada columna, hasta que haya ingresado todo el código al Clicker.

Inmediatamente después de ingresar el código, la luz del indicador parpadea (cinco veces para los interruptores Genie de 9

códigos; seis veces para los interruptores Genie de 12 códigos).

La programación está terminada. Para hacer una prueba, oprima el botón que haya seleccionado para activar la puerta de

cochera.

Si la programación no funciona debidamente, invierta el código de la TABLA que aparece arriba. (Cambie 1 a 3 ó 3 a 1). Repita

los pasos 1 al 3 que aparecen arriba.

Nota: Para programar otras puertas, proceda a la sección respectiva usando un botón distinto para el paso 2.

CAMBIO DE PILAS

Las pilas de litio que vienen con el Clicker le deben durar de 3 a 5 años en condiciones de uso normales, usando el abridor 6

veces al día. Si observa con frecuencia que el alcance del control remoto es corto, la operación es intermitente, o bien la luz

del indicador rojo está baja, es el momento de cambiar las pilas. Para cambiar las pilas: Abra el Clicker con la ayuda de un

destornillador de cabeza plana. Saque el tornillo del centro del tablero de circuitos y levante el tablero con cuidado para sacarlo.

Quite el protector plástico de las pilas y saque las pilas. Ponga las pilas nuevas, vuelva a colocar el protector plástico y el

tablero de circuitos, y cierre el Clicker.

Nota: Necessita posición la faja de metal abajo de las pilas.

Es posible programar su control remoto Clicker para que

funcione con distintas marcas de abridores de puertas de

cochera.

Es compatible con la mayoría de los sistemas para abrir

puertas de cochera fabricados por Chamberlain, Genie,

LiftMaster, Linear, Master Mechanic, Moore-O-Matic, Multi-

Code, Sears, Stanley y Dolt.

EL CLICKER NO ES COMPATIBLE CON LOS SIGUENTES

SISTEMAS DE ABRIDORES DE PUERTA DE COCHERA:

GENIE INTELLICODE, STANLEY SECURE CODE Y

SECURITY✚.

El control remoto Clicker se puede programar para que

funcione hasta con 3 abridores de puerta de cochera o con

portones, incluyendo distintas marcas. Toda la programación

se hace utilizando los 3 botones del Clicker.

IDENTIFIQUE LA MARCA DE SU ABRIDOR DE PUERTA DE COCHERA

Determine la marca en el control remoto manual original, o bien localice el receptor de la unidad del motor.

El receptor puede estar montado en el panel posterior de la unidad del motor, o bien podría estar montado en la pared.

SECCIONES MARCAS

1 Stanley

2 Multi-Code

3 Linear, Moore-O-Matic

4 Chamberlain, LiftMaster, Sears,

Master Mechanic, DoIt

5 Genie (interruptores de 9 códigos)

6 Genie (interruptores de 12 códigos)

1 Stanley • 2 Multi-Code

Localice las posiciones de los códigos del interruptor de su sistema en el control remoto manual original o en el receptor de la

unidad del motor. Si el interruptor está encendido (‘on’ o hacia arriba), anote un 1 en el cuadro correspondiente en la TABLA que

aparece a continuación. Si el interruptor está apagado (‘off’ o hacia abajo), anote un 3 en el cuadro correspondiente en la TABLA

que aparece a continuación.

PROGRAMACIÓN

Antes de empezar a programar el Clicker, seleccione el botón que desee usar para operar su

abridor de puerta de cochera. Una vez terminado cada paso, tiene 15 segundos para proceder al

paso siguiente.

Paso 1: Oprima el primer y el tercer botón al mismo tiempo y manténgalos oprimidos hasta que

la luz del indicador rojo empiece a parpadear. Suelte los dos botones. Espere a que la luz del

indicador rojo deje de parpadear.

Paso 2: Oprima el botón que desee usar para operar su abridor de puerta de cochera: Para el Stanley oprima

el botón una vez; para el Multi-Code oprima el botón dos veces. Espere a que la luz del indicador rojo parpadee el

mismo número de veces.

Paso 3: Utilizando la secuencia del código del interruptor de la tabla que aparece arriba, oprima y suelte el botón que corresponda

al número anotado en cada columna, hasta que haya ingresado todo el código al Clicker. Inmediatamente después de ingresar el

código, la luz del indicador parpadea (una vez para el Stanley y dos veces para el Multi-Code).

La programación está terminada. Para hacer una prueba, oprima el botón que haya seleccionado para activar la puerta de cochera.

Si la programación no funciona debidamente, invierta el código de la TABLA que aparece arriba. (Cambie 1 a 3 ó 3 a 1) Para las

marcas Stanley, intente como Multi-Code. Para las marcas Multi-Code, intente como Stanley. Repita los pasos 1 a 3 que aparecen

arriba.

Nota: Para programar otras puertas, proceda a la sección respectiva usando un botón distinto para el paso 2.

LOCK

LIGHT

Receptor y

unidad del motor

Control montado

en la pared

Control remoto

Secuencia del código del interruptor

Encendido/ hacia arriba (On/up)

Apagado/ hacia abajo (Off/down)

Señale la marca

correspondiente

con un círculo y

proceda a la

sección

correspondiente.

Paso 1

Paso 2

Paso 3

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Secuencia del código del interruptor

✚

–Paso 1

Paso 2

Paso 3

KG KG

123

Botón inteligente

'Smart-learn'

Luz indicadora

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Paso 1

Paso 2

Paso 3

Paso 1

Paso 2

Paso 3

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Secuencia del código del interruptor

PRECAUCI N

ADVERTENCIA

AVISO: Con objeto de cumplir con el reglamento de FCC, está prohibido hacer ajustes o modificaciones a este receptor y/o transmisor, a

excepción del cambio de los códigos o de poner baterías nuevas. NO HAY OTRAS PIEZAS A LAS QUE EL USUARIO PUEDA DAR

SERVICIO.

Se ha probado para dar cumplimiento a las normas de FCC. PARA USO DOMÉSTICO O DE OFICINA. La operación está sujeta a las dos

condiciones siguientes: (1) este dispositivo puede causar interferencia nociva, y (2) este dispositivo debe aceptar cualquier interferencia

que reciba, incluyendo aquella interferencia que pueda ocasionar una operación no deseada.

SOPORTE TÉCNICO: 800-442-1255 (LUNES A VIERNES DE LAS 6:00 AM A LAS 7:00 PM

HUSO HORARIO CENTRAL; SÁBADOS DE LAS 8:00 AM A LAS 6:00 PM)

Chamberlain, LiftMaster y Moore -O- Matic son marcas registradas del Grupo Chamberlain. Genie es una marca registrada de Overhead Door

Corporation. Linear y Multi-Code son marcas registradas de Linear Corporation. Master Mechanic es una marca registrada de TruServ. Sears es una

marca registrada de Sears & Roebuck, Stanley es una marca registrada de The Stanley Works. Dolt es una marca registrada de Dolt Best Corporation.

Paso 1

Paso 2

Paso 3

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Secuencia del código del interruptor

Encendido/ hacia arriba (On/up)

Apagado/ hacia abajo (Off/down)

Secuencia del código del interruptor

Encendido/ hacia arriba (On/up)

Apagado/ hacia abajo (Off/down)

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Para evitar posibles LESIONES GRAVES e incluso la MUERTE con el movimiento del portón o la puerta de cochera:

• SIEMPRE conserve los controles remotos donde los niños no los alcancen. NUNCA deje que los niños usen ni jueguen con

los transmisores de control remoto.

• Active el portón o la puerta SÓLO si puede verlos claramente, si están bien ajustados, y si no hay ninguna obstrucción en

su trayectoria.

• SIEMPRE conserve el portón o la puerta de cochera a la vista hasta que esté completamente cerrada. Nunca permita que

nadie cruce la trayectoria de una puerta o portón en movimiento.