The Garage Door Guru GD-RFO12 User manual
WARNING
This unit is supplied for low voltage switching. It
should not be used to switch 240v unless it is mount-
ed in an earthed enclosure.
This enclosure is not rated for external use and
should be used indoors only.
If the unit is connected to any machinery, that
machinery will operate during the coding se-
quence, therefore keep the operating area clear
during coding.
Keep the handsets out of reach of children and
keep it in such a way that the buttons can not be
pressed unintentionally.
Only operate the door when it is within view and
you are able to see that it is not obstructed.
We recommend this unit is fitted by a qualified Door
Systems Engineer.
Fenland Garage Doors Ltd.
GD-RFO12
WARRANTY
This unit is guaranteed for 2 years against any defects.
Full conditions are available on request
Voltage : DC24V-48V
Current : 33.5mA
Fenland Garage Doors Ltd.
GD-RFO12
Voltage : DC24V-48V
Current : 33.5mA
Bexwell Business Estate
Downham Market
PE38 9LT
01366 382815
help@thegaragedoorguru.com
www.thegaragdoorguru.co.uk
Instructions for GD Receiver Kit
Data code
button
LEFT
BUTTON
RIGHT
BUTTON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 NORMALLY OPEN
2 COMMON
3NORMALLY CLOSED
4 NORMALLY OPEN
5 COMMON
6 NORMALLY CLOSED
Arial—take care not
to snap from the board
POWER
7 = NEG
8 = 12V DC
Factory use
Factory use
Powering your GD Kit
Plug in power supply
Using the plug supplied with the GD Kit, connect it to terminals 7
& 8 on the GD Kit.
Connect the Black wire to terminal 7 (Neg) and White wire to
terminal 8 (12v DC)
STEP 1
Pairing your remotes
Find the “Data” button on the control board (Below the green LED)
Press the “Data” button 3 times
Press and hold any button on the remote for 10 seconds
Release the button
Press any button on the remote
The Green/Red LEDs will now illuminate indicating the remote is paired
Repeat process for second remote
Connecting your GD Kit
Momentary contact —Impulse open/close (most garage doors)
The GD Kit has momentary contact terminals to send an impulse to your gar-
age door operator. One press of a button will send the door up, pressing it
again will stop the door opening, a third press will then bring the door back
down again.
Connect one end of the 2-core bell wire supplied to terminals 1 & 2 on your
GD Kit then connect the other end to the momentary contact terminals on
your operator.
Roller Shutters/Separate Up & Down buttons
If you have a separate button for up and down (common on Roller Shutter
control boards) then you will need to have a separate button for up and
down.
Using the 2-core bell wire supplied, cut it into 2 pieces.
Using the first piece connect it to terminal 1 and terminal 2 on the GD Kit, then
connect the other end to Common and Open on your control board, this will
be the open button.
Using the second piece connect it to terminal 4 and terminal 5 on the GD Kit,
then connect the other end to Common and Close on your control board, this
will be the close button.
Helpful tip!
If you have a manual push button on the wall of your garage it
is usually connected via a 2-core bell wire.
Follow this wire back to your operator to help identify the
momentary contact terminals on your operator.
EQUIPMENT CONNECTED TO THIS UNIT MAY OPERATE DURING THE CODING PROCESS
STEP 2
STEP 3
To delete all remotes: Press and hold the “Data” button for 10 seconds
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