Digi-Code DC-5200 User manual

Mounted Exterior Keypad
Features
The Mounted Exterior Keypad is a
battery-operated device that will
operate a Digi-Code receiver or a
Stanley garage door opener using
a four-digit PIN (Personal
Identification Number). Pressing
four preprogrammed numbers on
the keypad sends a radio signal to
the receiver or door opener that
controls the garage door or gate
operator. See Figure 1.
Pressing any key will light the keypad.
The keypad works with both Digi-Code Receivers (DC-5200 & DC-5202) and
Stanley Secure Code and Digital type door openers.(DC-5202 ONLY)
The keypad will store the last PIN entered in its memory, even if the battery is
removed.
Pressing any key within 30 seconds after the door has been activated will activate
the door again.
• Mount the keypad OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN at least five feet above
the ground.
• NEVER allow children to operate the keypad.
• Disconnect power from the door opener before
installation.
• Wear safety glasses to protect your eyes during
installation.
Section 1: General Installation of Your Exterior
Keypad
Tools Required:
• Drill with 1/8” bit
• Flathead screwdriver
• Pencil
• Measuring tape
Figure 1
Figure 2
1. Choose a location that will not interfere with
the normal operation of the door or gate. See
Figure 2.
2. Hold the keypad at the selected location.
Using your pencil, mark the wall at the center
on the top of the unit.
3. Drill a 1/8” hole 3/4” directly below this mark.
See Figure 3.
4. Tighten a screw in the hole until the head is
sticking out about 1/16”.
5. Hang the unit on the screw. Adjust screw as
required for a snug fit.
6. Remove the battery cover to expose the
second screw hole. See Figure 4.
7. Mark the position of the second screw with
the pencil through the screw hole.
8. Drill another 1/8” hole for the second screw.
9. Tighten the second screw in the hole.
10.Install the battery and replace the battery cover.
Section 2: Identifying Your Type of Stanley Door Opener
(Model DC-5202 Only)
Before programming the keypad, it is necessary to identify the type of door
opener installed.
• SecureCode openers have a LEARN or REMOTE “R” button on the back of
the unit. It will look like either one of the drawings in Figure 5.
• Digital openers have toggle switches, jumper wires or rocker switches. See Figure 6.
1
Figure 4
Figure 6
Figure 5
Figure 3
72-5200 A
WARNINGS
DC-5200 - 300MHz
DC-5202 - 310MHz
()
10.

After Identifying your opener type, find the section that will help you program
your Exterior Keypad:
• Section 3: Programming to a Stanley SecureCode Garage Door Opener
• Section 4: Programming a Digi-Code Receiver or Stanley Digital Garage
Door Opener.
• Section 5: Programming A New Personal Identification Number (PIN)
• Section 6: Clear All Memory - Return to Factory Default Setting
Section 3: Programming to a Stanley
Secure Code Garage Door Opener.(Model DC-5202 ONLY)
1. Press the Learn or Remote “R” button on the back of the garage door
opener. The opener will turn on its lights.
2. Enter the factory set PIN on the keypad (Numbers 1-2-3 and 4). If you enter
the proper PIN within 30 seconds of putting the opener in learn mode, the
garage door opener lights should blink, signalling that it has learned the
code of the remote keypad.
3. When the keypad lights go out, enter the PIN again. The opener should
activate.
Section 4: Programming to a Digi-Code Receiver (Models DC-5200 & DC-5202) or
a Stanley Digital type Garage Door Opener (Model DC-5202 ONLY).
1. Refer to the DIP switch settings in your receiver
or the back of your opener and take notes on the
chart to the upper right which switches are in the
“On” or “Closed” positions. You must have at least
1 of the 10 switches closed.
2. Press the Radio Learn button twice. The light by the
Digi-Code label will come on and stay on.
3. Press the numbers that represent the closed
switches on the receiver or the garage door opener
(i.e. if switches 2,4, and 6 are closed, enter 246. For
switch position 10, use the 0 key).
4. Press the Radio Learn button once.
5. To test if you have properly programmed in the
radio code, enter the factory set PIN (1-2-3-4). The
receiver or opener should operate.
Section 5: Programming a new Personal Identification Number (PIN).
1. Press the Access Learn button twice. After doing this, the light by the
Digi-Code label will come on and stay on.
2. Enter 1-2-3-4 (Factory Default), then your new 4-digit PIN or if you have
already programmed your PIN - enter this number and then the new
PIN you wish to change it to.
3. Press the Access Learn button once. The light by the Digi-Code label will
turn off. The new PIN number has been accepted.
Section 6: Clear All Memory - Return to Factory Default Settings.
1. Press and hold both the Radio Learn and Access Learn buttons for
approximately 10 seconds until the lights on the keypad go off. The unit
now has a factory default PIN of 1234 and ALL radio codes have been
erased.
Normal Operation
When the keypad is programmed properly, the garage door or gate should
operate by pressing the four digits of your PIN. The door or gate will activate
after pressing the fourth number and the indicator light will stay on for one
second to show that the signal is being sent to the receiver. The keypad will
blink on and off.
After each keystroke, the indicator will light.
After pressing any key, all the keys will light up.
Troubleshooting
The correct PIN must be entered within 20 keystrokes; otherwise the keypad
will stop operation for 5 minutes. The user has 25 seconds between keystrokes
to enter the correct code.
If you forget your PIN, you will have to reprogram your keypad again. (Refer to
Section 3 for Stanley SecureCode openers or Section 4 for Digi-Code
receivers or Stanley Digital openers.)
If the keypad lights go off after the first keystroke, the battery needs replacing.
Battery Replacement
The keypad uses a 9-volt battery.
4
3
Figure 7