Ghost controls Premium remote User manual

5-BUTTON PREMIUM REMOTE TRANSMITTER

PROGRAMMING AND REMOTE TRANSMITTER OVERVIEW

All GHOST CONTROLS®remote transmitters must be programmed before they will operate the Gate Opener System so that the safety and security of your system is

maintained.

PROGRAMMING REMOTE TO GATE CONTROLLER

STEP LED/ALARM

BEFORE PRESSING

BUTTON(S) SEQUENCE

TO PRESS

LED/ALARM

AFTER PRESSING DESCRIPTION

1Press & hold LEARN XMTR

button on gate system

controller

Gate alarm sounds and LEARN

XMTR LED on system controller

stay

Places gate controller into Learn Remote mode for 10 seconds. NOTE-The gate system

controller will exit the Learn Remote mode after 10 seconds and return to normal operation if

there is no valid remote transmitter signal received.

2Gate controller LED is

Press & hold or

for 2 seconds

Gate controller alarm beeps or gate

begins moving Programs this button into memory.

3Release the or LEARN XMTR LED goes The new transmitter’s ID has been saved into the memory of the main system controller.

4No alarm sounds,

LEARN XMTR LED

on main controller is

LED on

remote is

Press and release the or

button

Transmitter LED blinks on when

button is depressed

Test the transmitter button you just programmed. LED on transmitter turns on only when

button is depressed to indicate it is transmitting GhostCodeTM signal to gate controller. Each

press of this remote button will cycle the gate as follows: OPEN-STOP-CLOSE-STOP-

OPEN. The LED will be ﬂashing rapidly when the transmitter is transmitting. Maximum

transmitting time is approximately 20 seconds to save battery life.

ADD AN ADDITIONAL REMOTE TRANSMITTER TO CONTROL THE GATE

1Press & hold the on

Remote B

(Learning) for at least 3 seconds

or until the LED goes

Remote LED is This process assumes that Remote A (Teaching Remote) is ALREADY capable of controlling

the gate. This puts Remote B (Learning Remote) into Learning Mode.

2Press & hold or

on Remote A, the Teaching

Remote.

LEDs on both Teaching and

Learning Remote

are

Remote A (Teaching Remote) is in Teach Mode, and Remote B (Learning Remote) is in

Learn Mode.

3Press&release or on

Remote B, the Learning Remote. Remote LED goes Indicates that the Learning Remote button (Remote B) pressed in this step is now programmed

to operate the same gate as the Teaching Remote (Remote A).

CLONE / COPY BUTTON 1’S ID TO BUTTON 2’S (BUTTON 1 ALREADY CONTROLS THE GATE)

STEP NOTE BUTTON(S) SEQUENCE

TO PRESS

LED/ALARM

AFTER PRESSING DESCRIPTION

1Press & hold LEARN

button on Remote for AT

LEAST 3 seconds until the

LED turns on

LED on Remote stays Places remote transmitter into Learning mode.

2Release the LEARN Button LED remains Remote is in Learning Mode.

3Press and Release Button 1 LED should start

(2 ﬂashes a sec) Remote is sending button 1’s ID.

4Press and Release Button 2 LED should go Button 1’s ID is accepted by button 2. Both buttons should now work the same gate.

CLONE / COPY BUTTON 2’S ID TO BUTTON 1’S (BUTTON 2 ALREADY CONTROLS THE GATE)

STEP NOTE BUTTON(S) SEQUENCE

TO PRESS

LED/ALARM

AFTER PRESSING DESCRIPTION

1Press & hold LEARN

button on Remote for AT

LEAST 3 seconds until the

LED turns on

LED on Remote stays Places remote transmitter into Learning mode.

2Release the LEARN Button LED remains Remote is in Learning Mode.

3Press and Release Button 2 LED should start

(2 ﬂashes a sec) Remote is sending button 2’s ID.

4Press and Release Button 1 LED should go Button 2’s ID is accepted by button 1. Both buttons should now work the same gate.

PREMIUM REMOTE

INSTRUCTIONS

BUTTON 1

Activates

Gate 1 or

Gate 2

BUTTON 2

Activates

Gate 1 or

Gate 2

Transmitting

Receiving

LEARN BUTTON

To Program Additional Remote

LED LIGHT

REMOTE A

(TRAINING)

REMOTE B

(LEARNING)

® ® ®

NOTE:

REMOTES A & B MUST BE

TOUCHING AND ORIENTED

AS SHOWN TO PROGRAM

REMOTE B FROM REMOTE A

PARTYMODE®(HOLD OPEN) FUNCTION

Enabling PartyMode®through a remote transmitter sends a command/message to the gate controller to turn PartyMode®function On or O. The gate opener system

will remain in PartyMode®until the gate controller receives a signal to be disabled or the power button on the Control Box is cycled to the o position. Once PartyMode®

has been disabled, all functions such as AUTOCLOSE will return to their previous operation.

TO ENABLE PARTYMODE®

STEP LED/ALARM

BEFORE PRESSING

BUTTON(S) SEQUENCE

TO PRESS

LED/ALARM

AFTER PRESSING DESCRIPTION

1Press & hold on Remote

until the LED goes

LED on Remote goes Tells the Remote transmitter that you are about to enter into PartyMode®

2Remote LED is Press & release or

on Remote LED goes

This places the main system controller into PartyMode®until you disable it or if you cycle the ON/OFF

switch on the gate system control box. Gate will open and remain open at the full open position if not

already at the limit. All remotes and other controls such as keypads are ignored (but are acknowledged

with two beeps from gate system alarm) once the gate is at the open limit.

TO DISABLE PARTYMODE®

1Press & hold on Remote

until the LED goes

LED on Remote goes Tells the Remote transmitter that you are about to exit PartyMode®

2Remote LED is Press & release or

on Remote LED goes This disables PartyMode®on the main system controller and enables AUTOCLOSE if it was previously

enabled. Gate will close automatically if AUTOCLOSE is enabled.

GATE SYSTEM CONTROLLER DIAGNOSTIC MODE

Diagnostic Mode function sends a command/message to the gate controller to activate diagnostics indicators (LEDs and/or alarm codes) on the gate controller. Refer to

the gate opener manual for speciﬁc details about the indicators. To conserve the battery power, the main controller indicators (LEDs and alarm) are turned o when gate

is idled for more than 60 seconds (except for UL-325 requirement for entrapment protection). Enabling Diagnostic Mode will turn these indicators on for 5 minutes

without the need to operate the gate.

IMPORTANT

Pressing the Test button on the remote transmitter indicates the status of the gate system controller battery. It does not indicate the status of the CR2032 battery

inside of the remote itself.

TO TEST YOUR GATE SYSTEM CONTROLLER

STEP LED/ALARM

BEFORE PRESSING

BUTTON(S) SEQUENCE

TO PRESS

LED/ALARM

AFTER PRESSING DESCRIPTION

1Press & hold on Remote

until the LED goes

LED on Remote goes

Tells the Remote transmitter that you are about to enter into Test Mode

2Remote LED is Press & release or

on Remote LED goes The gate system controller will use the gate alarm to indicate the gate status.

1 Beep=Battery is good.

2 Beeps=Battery is low.

GENERATING A NEW TRANSMITTING KEY CODE

CAUTION

Please READ and PROCEED with CAUTION

Each GHOST CONTROLS®remote transmitter has a unique key code sequence. Once a new key sequence is generated, the previous key code is lost. The new key code

will need to be programmed or “learned” into the gate opener to control the gate.

STEP LED/ALARM

BEFORE PRESSING

BUTTON(S) SEQUENCE

TO PRESS

LED/ALARM

AFTER PRESSING DESCRIPTION

Press & hold AND

simultaneously for 10seconds

on Remote until the LED goes

LED on Remote goes

Tells the remote transmitter (Remote B) that you are going to generate a new code. Step 2 & 3 must be

completed within 5 seconds while the LED is lit.

2Release AND

3Remote LED is Press & release or

on Remote LED goes The remote button pressed in this step is now generating a new code.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

■This device may not cause harmful interference

■This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

WARNING G

Changes or modiﬁcations to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable pro-

tection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the