Trc Universal irrigation remote control Specification sheet

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32 Station Connector Wiring Color Codes

Valve Wire Color Valve Wire Color

1 Black 19 Green w/ black and white stripe

2 White 20 Orange w/ black and white stripe

3 Red 21 Blue w/ black and white stripe

4 Green 22 Black w/ red and green stripe

5 Orange 23 White w/ red and green stripe

6 Blue 24 Red w/ black and green stripe

7 White w/ black stripe 25 Green w/ black and orange stripe

8 Red w/ black stripe 26 Orange w/ black and green stripe

9 Green w/ black stripe 27 Blue w/ white and orange stripe

10 orange w/ black stripe 28 Black w/ white and orange stripe

11 Blue w/ black stripe 29 White w/ red and orange stripe

12 Black w/ white stripe 30 Orange w/ white and blue stripe

13 Blue w/ red stripe 31 White w/ red and blue stripe

14 Red w/ green stripe 32 Black w/ white and green stripe

15 Orange w/ green

16 Black w/ white and red stripe Com Orange w/ red stripe

17 White w/ black and red stripe M.V. Green w/ white stripe

18 Red w/ black and white stripe 24 V Blue w/ white stripe

UNIVERSAL IRRIGATION REMOTE CONTROL

Operation and Installation Manual

COMMANDER

UNIVERSAL IRRIGATION REMOTE CONTROL

FCC REGULATIONS

The user of this remote control device does not need an FCC license.

The Receiver has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. The Trans-

mitter has been tested and found to comply with Part 95 Subpart E. These

limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful inter-

ference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.

Canadian Certification #32151021261

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Fault Indication Correction

Check if the Receiver number was inadvertently

changed. Reprogram the Transmitter codes to match

the Receiver codes. (Press "1", "REC #")

Check the Group Code and Receiver Code dipswitches

on the Receiver. Reprogram the Transmitter to match

the Receiver codes. (See page 13).

Use an ohmmeter to check that your connector's

wire assignment matches your controller's valve

assignment.

Install the RC Series Controller Isolation Relay

(Part #02002).

Check solenoid. Current drain is more than 3 amps

and is tripping the resetting fuse.

Ensure that the antennas are firmly attached to the

Receiver and Transmitter.

Ensure that the antenna is clear from obstructions. The

three feet immediately surrounding the antenna are the

most crucial and should be kept clear of obstructions,

power lines, or electrical conduits, electric motors etc.

Keep the antenna as high as possible on the controller

and avoid situations where the antenna can be

shadowed by buildings or large metal structures.

Ensure that the Receiver's antenna is as far away from

electric motors, V.F.D.'s and overhead powerlines as

this type of equipment causes interference.

Receiver fails to

respond, but the

power light is on.

Receiver’s “Valve

On” indicator lights

during initial test,

but no valve or wrong

valve comes on.

Rain Bird’s RC series

controller advances

to the first station with

remote operation.

Receiver turns off when

one station is activated.

Short Range

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Trouble Shooting Chart

Use the following chart to determine if your problem can be corrected in

the field. If you have a problem that cannot be fixed in the field:

•Call the toll free Remote Control Technology Customer Service

number (800) 275-8558 and

•You must obtain a Return Material Authorization RMA #

prior to sending any unit in for repair.

Fault Indication Correction

Squaks from An improper key sequence has been entered and confused the

transmitter. micorprocessor. Press "0" then "Valve Off" and then continue with

a proper key sequence.

Rapid beeps from An audible rapid sequence of beeps after transmission indicates

transmitter or no low battery power. Change the battery. (Must be alkeline!)

sound.

Receiver "Power On" Check the 24VAC pins on the controller connector with a volt meter

indicator does not to ensure that power is available.

come on.

If not, thoroughly check out the wiring.

Check the circuit breaker at your controller.

Controller's circuit Check your controller manual for its power output capacity.

breaker fails. If the transformer voltage output exceeds 28VAC

permanent damage may occur.

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INTRODUCTION

Congratulations! You have just purchased the most advanced

irrigation remote control available - the TRC Commander.

We welcome you to the growing family of thousands of satisfied

Remote Control Technology product users who appreciate the im-

portance of high standards, product quality and timely service.

The new TRC Commander is RCT's 6th generation of remote con-

trol products introduced since 1982. All of our remote control prod-

ucts do not require site surveys, base stations or FCC licensing.

All Remote Control Technology, Inc. products carry a "THREE YEAR

WARRANTY".

For three years from the date of purchase, Remote Control Technol-

ogy, Inc. will repair or replace any of its products or parts to be found

defective as to workmanship or materials. This warranty does not

extend to damage to a Remote Control Technology, Inc. product re-

sulting from misuse, neglect or abuse, improper installation or acci-

dent.

This warranty extends only to an original user of Remote Control

Technology, Inc. product(s). In no event shall Remote Control Tech-

nology, Inc. be liable for incidental or consequential damages. All

implied warranties are limited in duration to three years following date

of purchase. These exclusions or limitations apply only in those

states where permitted by law.

WARRANTY

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Models and Description

Transmitter

TRC Commander Transmitter is the hand-held part of your

remote system. Any 24VAC solenoid valve sprinkler system

equipped with a TRC Universal Receiver or TRC Permanent

Receiver Card can be operated with this Transmitter. The Trans-

mitter operates on one 9-volt alkaline replacable battery.

Note: The battery must be alkaline or the transmitter will

not operate.

Receivers

Universal 32 Station DCI Receiver is compatable with all

24VAC solenoid valve sprinkler systems and is capable of op-

erating 32 stations per controller. This portable Receiver con-

nects easily with a permanent connector hard wired to the ter-

minal strip and a custom housing mounted on the controller for

quick plug in.

Permanent Receiver Cards install easily and permanently into

the controller. Installing Permanent Receiver Cards allows all

zones of the controller to be operated. Each Card comes with

internal and external antennas w/mounting hardware. Maximum

range is achieved by installing the external antenna to the con-

troller cabinet.

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DCI-2

To disconnect the DCI-2 Cable:

NOTE: TRC COMMANDER RECEIVER MUST BE CON-

NECTED TO 37-PIN CLAMSHELL BEFORE DISCONNECT-

ING DCI-2 CABLE FROM CONTROLLER. To disconnect the

DCI-2 cable from the controller, twist the circular plug in a counter-

clockwise motion and remove from the DCI-1 cable. Remove

the 37-pin clamshell from TRC Commander Receiver and store

the cable in carrying case when not in use. Extreme care

should be taken with the DCI-2 cable to safeguard the in-

tegrity of its circuitry.

DCI-1

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To connect the DCI-1 Cable:

Remove the faceplate from the controller. Hook the molex re-

ceptacle directly to the 6 pins on the circuit board of controller.

Do not force it in--it should fit only one way. Punch knockout

hole from the bottom of the controller. Position circular end of

DCI-1 cable through knockout hole and attach with screws. This

connector should remain with controller. Replace controller face-

plate.

To connect the DCI-2 Cable:

WARNING

TRC COMMANDER RECEIVER MUST BE

CONNECTED TO 37-PIN CLAMSHELL BEFORE

CONNECTING DCI-2 CABLE TO CONTROLLER.

First connect the 37-pin clamshell directly to the TRC Commander

Receiver. To operate the Receiver, attach the DCI-2 circular plug

to the DCI-1 connector at the controller knockout location. Align

pins and twist connector on with a clockwise motion. Do not

force it in--it should fit only one way. This cable is removable and

allows portable hookup at each controller.

Direct Controller Interface Cable

For the Irritrol MC, Dial and SuperiorControllers

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Special Features

• Connects to any 24VAC sprinkler system

•Silent Running

-Turn off all of the zones from 1 - 7 days

•Adjustable Time Duration

-2 Minutes to 2 Hours (default 20 minutes)

• Multiple Receiver operation from a single Transmitter

- Field programmable dipswitches offer

199 unique Receiver numbers

• Programmable security codes

-9999 different security group codes

• Audible low power indicator

-Field replaceable 9 volt battery

• Master Valve disable key

-Pump Start/Master Valve

Permanent Receiver Cards are available for the following

controllers:

Rain Bird ESP MC® (contact factory for SAT upgrades)

Rain Bird ESP LX®

Irritrol Dial & MC®

Superior Sterling®

HIT Logic 2 & 3®

Griswold IDC®

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Alkaline

Transmitter uses one replacable 9V Alkaline battery.

Getting To Know The Transmitter

The TRC Commander Transmitter sends a proprietary FM sig-

nal to the Commander Receiver(s) turning on or off selected

valves. With each valve activation or deactivation, the Pump

Start/Master Valve station, when used, is automatically turned

on or off unless "MV Off" has been pressed.

The Transmitter is designed for minimal power consumption

to extend the life of the battery. The Transmitter power is

normally off. Once any key has been pressed, power is auto-

matically turned on for about ten seconds to allow your com-

mand sequence to be completed before the Transmitter auto-

matically turns the power off and erases the command se-

quence from memory.

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Step 1: Use (figure 4 from the pamphlet with your PCC) as a

pattern to locate the mounting holes to be drilled

through the controller.

Step 2: Peel off sticker and attach gasket on back of housing.

Step 3: Peel off sticker and attach gasket to inside door. Make

sure gasket is snug against side walls for maximum

seal.

Step 4: Locate 1" socket head cap screw and insert thoughhole

on door. Slip on retainer ring approximately 3/16" from

threaded end of cap screw.

Step 5: Mount housing to controller using two 6-32 x 3/4"

machine screws, two flat washers, two lock washers,

and two hex nuts.

Step 6: Attach D-Sub connector to the inside housing with two

4-40 x 9/16" machine screws. Do so by first inserting

the end of wires through the 1/2" hole in the sprinkler

controller. Attach connector with the longer row of pins

to the left. Hold connector to highest position while

tightening. Follow wiring code for connecting cables.

Instructions also provided with PCC.

Warning

Do not have the Receiver plugged into connector cable

while installing connector or damage may occur.

Do not have 24VAC transformer plugged into Receiver

with the connector when the connector has 24VAC

from the controller!

Wiring Your PCC

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Step 1: Use (figure 4 from the pamphlet with your PCC) as a

pattern to locate the mounting holes to be drilled

through the controller.

Step 2: Peel off sticker and attach gasket on back of housing.

Step 3: Peel off sticker and attach gasket to inside door. Make

sure gasket is snug against side walls for maximum

seal.

Step 4: Locate 1" socket head cap screw and insert thoughhole

on door. Slip on retainer ring approximately 3/16" from

threaded end of cap screw.

Step 5: Mount housing to controller using two 6-32 x 3/4"

machine screws, two flat washers, two lock washers,

and two hex nuts.

Step 6: Attach D-Sub connector to the inside housing with two

4-40 x 9/16" machine screws. Do so by first inserting

the end of wires through the 1/2" hole in the sprinkler

controller. Attach connector with the longer row of pins

to the left. Hold connector to highest position while

tightening. Follow wiring code for connecting cables.

Installing The Universal Receiver

Connecting the TRC Commander Receiver

The TRC Commander works with any 24 VAC solenoid valve sprin-

kler system. The TRC Commander Receiver connects to individual

valves at the controller's terminal strip or directly to the valve wires

at the controller, and bypasses the controller's functions by directly

activating the valves. Once the connector is installed, simply plug

the Receiver into the black receptical.

For locations where minimal operating range is needed, connect

the 8" whip antenna directly to the top of the Receiver. For locations

where more range is needed, use the magnetic base antenna and

the included tuned antenna with threaded base. (Other antenna

options are available). For maximum performance, all antennas should

be mounted far away from power transformers, electric motors, V.F.D.’s

and overhead powerlines.This type of equipment causes interfer-

ence.

WARNING!

Never connect directly to 110 VAC. Damage to the

receiver will occur, may be a fire hazard and

will void warranty.

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456

78 9

AUTO

TIME

AUTO

BACK

COMMANDER

REC

OFF

VALVE

OFF

VALVE

The Transmitter Key Pad

The Commander Transmitter keypad has an audible beep to

clearly indicate when a key is pressed. The Transmitter will

beep once when a Number Key or the Receiver Number Key is

pressed. The Transmitter will beep twice, with about two sec-

onds between beeps, after a transmit key is pressed for ("VALVE

ON", "VALVE OFF", "AUTO UP", "AUTO BACK", "M-V OFF"

or "TIME"). The first beep indicates that the transmission is

starting, and the second beep indicates that transmission has

been completed.

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VALVE

3VALVE

VALVE

OFF

To turn off valve 3:

To turn on valve 3:

Turns zone 3 back on:

Transmitter Operating Instructions

Error Tone

You will hear a squak error tone if an incorrect series of keys have

been pressed. When the error tone is heard, wait 10 seconds and

simply restart the series of commands.

Low Battery Tone

A rapid sequence of beeps after the transmission beep indicates low

battery power. Replace with a new alkeline 9V battery.

Valve On/Valve Off

To turn a valve on press the desired zone number then press the

"Valve On" key. Pressing "Valve Off" will turn off the last zone acti-

vated.

When "Valve Off" is pressed by itself the current zone will turn off. To

turn that zone back on just press "Valve On". The Transmitter re-

members which valve you were testing.

Pressing "0", "Valve Off" will turn off all zones.

Example:

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Installation Instructions:

Step 1: Remove power from controller first!

Step 2: Remove the controller's lower faceplate by removing the

screws on each side.

Step 3: Clean lower right, inner side panel (inside controller, behind

front panel). Install the Receiver Card by pressing it onto the

spot you just cleaned. The Card comes with the double-

sided tape on the back (see picture below).

Step 4: Connect the interface cable (with white molex connector)

from the Card into the six pin interface socket on the

controller labeled "RF INTERFACE" (see picture below).

Step 5: Connect the antenna to the BNC fitting located on the

Receiver Card to have your antenna located inside the

controller or connect the threaded external mount antenna

with coax cable for max. range. The holes for the "Side-

Mount" antenna mount are pre-drilled on the right-hand side

of the controller.

Step 6: Re-install the controller faceplate and re-apply power.

Receiver Cards for the HITLogic 2

and HitLogic 3 Controller

Receiver Card

Molex connector

Interface Cable

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Receiver Cards for the Irritrol

MC and Dial

Installation Instructions:

Step 1: Remove power from controller first!

Step 2: Remove the controller faceplate by unscrewing the

cross-recessed screws on each side.

Step 3: Clean upper left, inner side panel (inside controller, behind

front panel). Remove the backing from the tape on the back

of the Receiver Card and firmly press the Card onto

the spot you just cleaned. (Not illustrated here).

Step 4: Connect the interface cable (with white connector) from the

Card into the six pin molex connector on the back right-hand

side of controller face (not illustrated here).

Step 5: Connect the antenna to the BNC fitting on the Receiver

Card or connect the external mount antenna with coax cable

for max. range.

Step 6: Connect all of your field common wires to the silver screw

terminal on the card, then connect the black wire on on the

Card to a "valve common" terminal on the controller.

Step 7: Re-install the controller face plate.

Step 8: Re-apply power and check the remote for operation.

antenna

interface cable

field common wires go here

black wire

connects to

valve com-

mon here

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Multiple Zones

Press the "9" key before a two digit zone number to turn on a

multipe zone. Example: "903", "Valve On" will turn zone 3 on.

You may have up to six multiple zones on at a time and a single

zone plus a master valve. Multiple zones cannot be changed

by the "Auto Up" or the "Auto Back" functions, but they can have

an independent time duration.

A station registered for multiple mode operation will not be turned off

automatically when other stations on the same Receiver are turned

on. Also, the single mode station will not be automatically turned off

when multiple mode stations are turned on. If you try to turn on a

seventh multiple mode valve, the first multiple mode valve turned on

will be automatically turned off.

WARNING: Make sure your controller has adequate power to

operate the number of multiple stations you intend to have on

at one time. Otherwise, you may overload the circuit breaker

at your controller.

2VALVE

VALVE

To operate press: AUTO

BACK

AUTO

Auto Up/Auto Back

These functions allow forward and backward advancement

through each station. This will turn on the next

sequential station number.

To turn all zones off:

Adding zone 2:

Adding zone 32:

0VALVE

OFF

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For 2 minutes:

For 20 minutes:

For 2 Hours:

Master Valve Off

When a valve station is activated the Pump Start/Master Valve is

automatically enabled by the Receiver. To disable the Master Valve

press the "MV Off" key. Pressing the "MV Off" key again prior to

turning on any stations at a Receiver will turn the Master Valve back

on.

Note: Using "99" "Valve On" to manually operate the Pump Start/

Master Valve will override the "MV Off" function. It will also run the

Master Valve/Pump Start continuously.

To disable the Master Valve:

0 0 TIME

TIME

OFF

Time Duration

You can set a time duration anywhere from two minutes to two hours.

Press three digits of time in the following format:

Hour, Tens Minutes, Minutes. The range of allowed entries for time

duration is from two minutes "002" to two hours "200". Then press

the "Time" key, followed by the desired zone # and then "Valve On."

Hour Tens Minutes

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Receiver Cards for the

Superior Sterling

Installation Instructions:

Step 1: Remove power from controller first!

Step 2: Remove the controller faceplate by unscrewing the

cross-recessed screws on each side.

Step 3: Clean upper left, inner side panel (inside controller, behind

front panel). Remove the backing from the tape on the back

of the Receiver Card and firmly press the Card onto

the spot you just cleaned. (Not illustrated here).

Step 4: Connect the interface cable (with white connector) from the

Card into the six pin molex connector on the back right-hand

side of controller face (not illustrated here).

Step 5: Connect the antenna to the BNC fitting on the Receiver

Card or connect the external mount antenna with coax cable

for max. range.

Step 6: Connect all of your field common wires to the silver screw

terminal on the card, then connect the black wire on on the

Card to a "valve common" terminal on the controller.

Step 7: Re-install the controller face plate.

Step 8: Re-apply power and check the remote for operation.

antenna

interface cable

field common wires go here

black wire

connects to

valve com-

mon here

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Receiver Card for the HunterICC

Installation Instructions:

Step 1: Remove power from controller first!

Step 2: Open the front panel door of the controller and clean the

bottom inner portion of the door.

Step 3: Remove the backing paper from the double-sided tape on

the back of the Receiver Card and firmly place the Card

onto the spot you have just cleaned. (BNC antenna mount

lines up toward the left as illustrated in fig.1 below).

Step 4: Connect the 3 wires to the terminals in the upper left module

on the back panel of the controller as follows: (See fig.2).

Blue: to the REM terminal (sometimes labeled simply “R”)

White: to the upper AC terminal

Red: to the lower AC terminal

Step 5: Connect the antenna to the BNC fitting on the Receiver

Card (Make sure the antenna points upward as illustrated in

fig. 1 below). For additional range, install the top mount

antenna w/coaxial cable into the top of the controller (see

antenna mounting instructions in the top-mount antenna kit).

Step 6: Mount the adhesive “wire tie-down” to the right side of the

inner door panel (see fig.1) and route the wires and cable

through it, leaving slack so that NO strain is placed on wires

when door is being opened.

Step 7: Re-apply power and check the remote for operation.

antenna

antenna mount

tie-down

blue wire

white wire

red wire

Fig 2Fig. 1

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Receiver Number

The TRC Commander Transmitter can operate as many as 199

Permanent Receivers on each group code. To designate

Receiver press a desired Receiver number and "Rec #" key.

Setting to Receiver number 3:

To turn Master Valve off:

To turn Master Valve on:

9 9 VALVE

OFF

VALVE

REC

Operating the Pump Start/Master Valve

When in the automatic mode, the Pump Start/Master Valve is auto-

matically activated when a valve station is turned on. You can manu-

ally turn on the Pump Start/Master Valve by pressing "99" "Valve

On". IF YOU MANUALLY TURN ON THE PUMP START/MASTER

VALVE STATION, YOU MUST MANUALLY TURN IT OFF AGAIN.

There is no default time with this function. The Pump Start/MV will

stay on until "0" "Valve Off" or "99" "Valve Off" command is received.

Press the two digits "99" "Valve On" to select only the Pump Start/

Master Valve station. To turn off the pump start/master valve station

press the two digit "99" "Valve Off" key to deactivate.

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Silent Running Feature (Rain Off)

This feature allows user to shut down the controller remotely by

disconnecting valve common similar to a rain switch. The con-

troller can be disabled for 1 to 7 days or indefinitely.

The Receiver Card interrupts the signal from the controller to the

valves and shuts the system down without having to change pro-

gramming. Pressing "9" then the desired number of days, then

"Valve Off" will program the Silent Running feature.

Silent Running (Rain Off) codes:

90 Valve Off Infinite

91 Valve Off 1 Day

92 Valve Off 2 Days

93 Valve Off 3 Days

94 Valve Off 4 Days

95 Valve Off 5 Days

96 Valve Off 6 Days

97 Valve Off 7 Days

0 Valve Off Clear

Pressing "0" then "Valve Off" will clear all and reset the Receiver

Card, erasing all Silent Running programs.

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Installation Instructions:

Step 1: Remove power from controller first!

Step 2: Unplug the ribbon cable from the main circuit board.

Step 3: Connect the Receiver Card into the socket on the main

circuit board where the ribbon cable was removed from.

Step 4: Plug the ribbon cable in the gray connector on

Receiver Card.

Step 5: Route the antenna cable out of the bottom of the

controller and attach it on the left side of the outer

controller housing with the Vel-Cro supplied on

the antenna.

Step 6: Re-apply power to your controller.

Receiver Card for the

Rain BirdESP LX

Antenna Cable

Receiver Card

Ribbon Cable

Socket

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Installation Instructions:

Step 1: Remove power from controller first!

Step 2: Unplug the ribbon cable from the main circuit board.

Step 3: Connect the Receiver Card into the socket on the main

circuit board where the ribbon cable was removed from.

Step 4: Plug the ribbon cable in the gray connector on

Receiver Card.

Step 5: Connect the antenna to the BNC fitting on the Receiver

Card or connect the external mount antenna with coax

cable for max. range.

Step 6: Re-apply power to your conroller.

Receiver Card for the

Rain BirdESP MC

Receiver Card

Ribbon Cable

Antenna

Socket

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ones

tens

hundreds

ones

tens

hundreds

thousands

Setting The Receiver’s Dip Switches

YOU DO NOT NEED TO CHANGE ANYTHING TO MAKE YOUR UNITS

OPERATE! The units come from the factory set on Group Code 1, Receiver

# 1. If you change the dipswitches, you must reprogram you transmitter to

the same settings, as explained on the previous page.

Should you be using multiple receivers in close proximity to each other, or if

you are getting interference from someone else’s remote, you may need to

change your Group Code # or Receiver # dipswitch settings to prevent

unwanted interference as follows:

To Change the Receiver #: Remove the four phillips head screws and

separate the Receiver case to expose the Receiver number dipswitch set.

Look on the back of the Receiver board; you will see three boxes of

dipswitches as shown in the photo (Example 1). The dipswitches are ex-

posed on the circuit board on Permanent Receiver Cards (Example 2).The

Receiver # switch set is the box on the far right. The switches are read

from right to left, (see below) and are grouped in sets of four. Adding the

numbers of the depressed switches together in each set of four will give

you the total for that digit.

To Change the Group Code #: The Group Code switch set is the middle

and left-hand boxes. These switches also read from right to left,

starting with the middle box and working toward the left (see below) and

are also grouped in sets of four. Adding the numbers of the depressed

switches together in each set of four will give you the total for that digit.

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EXAMPLE 1: Factory Default - Universal Receiver shown

Group Code Switch Set is switched to Group Code #1,

Receiver Switch Set is switched to Receiver #1

Group Code Switch Set Receiver # Switch Set

EXAMPLE 2: Factory Default - Permanent Receiver Card shown

Group Code Switch Set is switched to Group Code #1,

Receiver Switch Set is switched to Receiver #1

EXAMPLE 3: Permanent Receiver Card shown

Group Code Switch Set is switched to Group Code #1,

Receiver Switch Set is switched to Receiver #2

EXAMPLE 4: Permanent Receiver Card shown

Group Code Switch Set is switched to Group Code #2,

Receiver Switch Set is switched to Receiver #3

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