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1. INTRODUCTION
Model GT-100Garage Door CloserTM
Congratulations on your purchase of the Skylink® Garage Door Closer
Model GT-100. Skylink® Garage Door Closer is very easy to install, and
provides you with the peace of mind you have been looking for by
knowing your garage door will not be left open anymore. Skylink®
Garage Door Closer consists of 2 units:
Wall Console does not require any battery to operate and it can replace
most of the existing garage door opener’s push buttons. Garage Door
Sensor is battery operated and can be mounted on to the garage door by
double sided tape or screws. These 2 units operate wirelessly which
simplifies the installation.
Programming is very simple, you can select the time you would like the
door to be closed after it has been opened. The selectable door closing
times are 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes and 20 minutes.
Garage Door
MonitorTM Sensor
(Battery Included)
GS-101
2. INSTALLATION (CONT)
Before installing the Skylink® garage door closer, ensure your garage
door is equipped with an external entrapment protection device, such
as an infrared beam sensor which “sees” an object obstructing the door
without having actual contact with the object. A Garage door opener does
that not have the auto reversing mechanism should be replaced by one that
has the auto reversing mechanism feature and the garage door closer
must not be installed on garage a door opener without this feature.
Without a properly working safety reversal system, a person could be
seriously injured or killed by a closing garage door.
WARNING
2. INSTALLATION
Unplug the power cord of your garage door opener
before installation to ensure power is not connected.
WARNING
The installation involves 2 units:
1) Garage Door MonitorTM Sensor
2) Wall Console
Garage Door MonitorTM Sensor
Step 1 – Select a spot on your garage door to mount
the sensor
Before you install the sensor onto the garage door,
make sure the garage door is closed. The sensor
assembly should be mounted on one of the vertical
supports of your garage door near the bottom.
When the door is closed, the detection rod should be retracted. When
the door is open, the detection rod will be extended.
Note:
When the garage door is opening/closing,
make sure the sensor does not interfere with
the safety reversing sensor or safety beam
sensor supplied with your existing garage
door opener.
Step 2 – Mount the sensor on to your garage door
You can mount the sensor onto your garage
door with double-sided foam tape if the sur-
face of your garage door is smooth and clean
enough to provide a good adhesive surface,
such surface can usually be found on a metal
garage door. Please ensure the surface is
smooth and clean. Important: The bottom
of the sensor should be 1/2 inch above
the ground. (Refer to Diagram A)
For wooden garage doors, it is recommended
to mount the sensor with screws on to the
garage door with 3 x 18 screws provided.
4 Screws
Double-sided
foam tape
1/2 Inch
Note: Ensure you straighten up the antenna
on the receiver to receive the best possible
reception. Diagram A
Wall Console
The GT-100R Wall Console replaces most garage door “push buttons” or
“wall consoles”. There are 2 different kinds of “push buttons”.
1) Single button
2) Multi-Function Wall Console
1) Single button
If your garage door opener equips with a single button “push button”,
you can replace the existing push button with Skylink® Garage Door
Closer Wall Console GT-100R. Please follow the procedures below.
1. Remove the existing push button by removing
the screws.
2. Disconnect the 2 wires that are connected to
the existing push button.
3. Connect these 2 wires to the 2 terminals on the
GT-100R Wall Console. Loosen the 2 screws
on the terminals, feed the 2 wires to the 2
terminals and tighten 2 screws to secure the
2 wires.
4. After connecting the 2 wires, the red LED under-
neath the push button will be on. The GT-100R
is now charging up. The GT-100R will be fully
charged when the buzzer emits a beep (approx
10 seconds to 1 minute depending on the brand
of garage door opener), the red LED will then
flash slowly. The GT-100R is now ready to operate.
5. Mount the Wall Console to the wall with 2 screws.
6. Straighten up the antenna on the GT-100R.
Remove
existing
wires
One of
Vertical
Supports
Door closed Door open
Remove the battery
isolator
4 pcs 3 x 18 screws
2 pcs 3.5 x 25 screws
Double-sided
foam tape
3V Lithium battery
Extension wires Wall Console
GT-100R
2) Multi-Function Wall Console
Multi-Function Wall Console normally comes with 3 buttons that can be
used to:
1) operate the garage door opener lighting,
2) lock the receiver so it doesn’t accept remote control operation, and
3) push button for door opening / closing
Depending on the brand of garage door opener you have, the installation
is different.
Multi-Function Wall Console for Chamberlain®, Lift-Master®, Sears Craftsman®
Skylink® GT-100R Wall Console also has 3 buttons. It can
replace Chamberlain®, Lift-Master®, and Sears Craftsman®
Multi-Function Wall Console directly. That means if you
have any one of these wall consoles, you can simply
remove the existing wall console and replace it with a
Skylink® GT-100R. To replace a multi-function wall
console mentioned above, follow the same proce-
dure as to replace a “Single button” wall console.
2. INSTALLATION (CONT)
Genie® Deluxe Wall Console
For the Genie® Deluxe Wall Console, depending on whether
the “lock” feature will be used.
- If the “lock” feature will not be used, you can simply replace
the Genie® Deluxe Wall Consolse with a Skylink® GT-100R. To
replace a multi-function wall console, follow the same
procedure as to replace a “Single button” wall console.
- If the “lock” feature will be used, you need to connect the Skylink® GT-100R
in parallel with the Genie® Deluxe Wall Console and an additional trans-
former (sold separately) is needed. Follow the instructions below:
Parallel Connection
1. Remove the existing push button by removing
the screws.
2. Remove the 2 screws that secure the wires
on the Genie® wall console.
3. Connect one end of the extension wires provided
in this kit to the 2 terminals on the Genie® wall
console, the other end to the 2 terminals
on the GT-100R wall console.
Polarity DOES NOT matter.
Note: Do not remove the existing wires
from the Genie® wall console.
4. After connecting the 2 wires, the red LED under-
neath the push button will be on. The GT-100R
is now charging up. The GT-100R will be fully
charged when the buzzer emits a beep (approx
10 seconds to 1 minute depending on the brand
of garage door opener), the red LED will then
flash slowly. The GT-100R is now ready to operate.
5. Mount both w all consoles to the wall with screws.
6. Straighten up the antenna on the GT-100R.
7. Plug in the transformer (sold separately) to Skylink®
GT-100R. (For Genie® Deluxe Wall Console only)
Rating of the transformer: 12V DC, 100mA
Diameter of DC plug : 3.5mm
Multi-Function Wall Console – Other Brands
For brands other than Chamberlain
®, Lift-Master®, Sears Craftsman® and
Genie
®, the Skylink® GT-100R should be installed in parallel with the
original Multi-Function Wall Console. Refer to “Parallel Connection” under
Genie
® Deluxe Wall Console.
3. OPERATION
The garage door closer monitors the door position in order to determine
when the door needs to be closed. The Garage Door Sensor will send
wireless signal to the wall console to report the door’s position. User
can set the wall console so it will close the door after it has been opened
for a predetermined period of time.
User has the option to program how long the door
should be closed after it has been open. This is
called “Door Closer Delay Timer”. To change the
setting of this timer, there is a slide switch on the
side of the wall console.
The highest position represents 2 minutes;
2nd position from the top represents 5 minutes;
3rd position from the top represents 10 minutes;
The lowest position represents 20 minutes;
Follow the procedure below to test the function of
the garage door closer.
1) The garage door should be in fully closed position.
2) Press the open / close button (push button) on
the wall console, the garage door will open.
3) Once the door is opened, the wall console will
beep and the “Timer / Learn” LED will flash
indicating the door is open, and it will close the
door after the preset door close delay time.
4) The beeping rate will increase as the timer is
running out, meaning the door is about to close.
5) When the timer expires, the garage door will
be closed automatically.
Cancel Door Closer Delay Timer (when the timer is running)
The door closer delay timer can be cancelled temporarily. If you want the
garage door to stay open for a longer period of time, such as when you
are working in the garage or kids are playing outside, the auto closer
feature can be cancelled temporary.
To cancel the door closer delay timer when it is running:
1) Press the push button once when the timer is running (i.e. door is
opened).
2) The red timer LED will stop flashing and beeping will stop indicating
the timer is cancelled for that sequence.
3) The door will remain open and will not be closed automatically, until the
next door opening sequence, the timer will start again.
Deactivate Door Closer Delay Timer
It is possible to deactivate the door closer delay timer. When the feature is
deactivated, opening the garage door will not activate the timer, therefore,
the door will not be closed automatically until the timer is activated again.
To deactivate the door closer delay timer:
1) Press and hold the push button for 10 seconds.
2) The timer red LED will stay on, meaning the timer is now disabled.
3) Auto closer feature is now deactivated.
To activate the door closer delay timer:
1) Press and hold the push button for 10 seconds when the timer is
deactivated, until the timer red LED changes from on to off.
2) The door closer delay timer is now activated.
3) Opening the door will start the door closer delay timer.
Slide
Switch
Open / Close
button
(Push button)
Timer /
Learn LED
Door Closer Delay Timer
Disable Door Closer Delay Timer
Lock
button
After installing the Skylink® wall console, you may connect the power to
the garage door opener.
Extension
wires
Operation
3. OPERATION (CONT)
Push Button
Press the push button to open or close the garage door.
Lock Button
Lock feature is designed to prevent Skylink® handheld
remotes such as Skylink® Keychain Remote Model 4B-201
(sold separately) to operate the garage door opener.
To activate the lock feature
1. Press and hold the lock button for approx. 2 seconds, then release it.
2. When the lock feature is activated, the red LED underneath the push
button will flash rapidly.
Note: If a valid wireless remote signal is received while the lock feature is
activated, wall console will beep to reminding you the wall console is locked.
To deactivate the lock feature
1. Press and hold the lock button for approx. 2 seconds, then release it.
2. When the lock feature is deactivated, the red LED underneath the
push button will flash slowly indicating the wall console is in normal
operating mode and the lock feature is deactivated.
Learn Button
Skylink® Wall Console can be used as a garage door opener receiver. It
does not only operate as a garage door closer, additional handheld remote
controls can be added. Additional remote controls are sold separately.
To program Skylink’s remote control / sensor
1. Press the learn button for approx. 5 seconds.
2. The “Timer / Learn” red LED will be on, release the learn button.
3. Activate the Skylink® remote control. If the Skylink® remote control has
multiple buttons, press the button you would like to operate.
4. The “Timer / Learn” LED will be off after it has successfully programmed
the remote control.
5. You can now press the programmed remote to operate the garage
door opener.
Erase Skylink® remote controls / sensors
To erase unwanted remote control(s), first erase all remote controls and
sensors, then program the ones you would like to keep.
Erase all remote controls / sensors
1. Press and hold the learn button for 15 seconds.
2. The “Timer / Learn” red LED will flash rapidly meaning all remote have
been erased.
3. You have now successfully erased all the remote controls and sensors.
Follow the instructions “To program Skylink’s remote control” to add the
remote control(s) you would like to keep.
Push button
Timer / Learn LEDLoss of Signal LED
Learn buttonLock button
3. OPERATION (CONT)
Chamberlain®, Lift-Master®, Sears Craftsman® Multi-Function
Wall Console
There are 3 buttons on the Multi-Function Wall Console:
1) Push Button - Open / Close garage door.
2) Lock Button - Enable / Disable handheld remotes to operate the garage
door opener.
3) Light Button - Turn on / off light.
Skylink® Wall Console also has 3 buttons, their functions are identical to
the Chamberlain® / Lift-Master® / Sears Craftsman® wall console.
Chamberlain®/ Lift-Master®/Function Equivalent button on
Sears®Skylink® wall console
Push Bar Open / Close door Push Button
Lock Button Lock Button
Light Button Turn light on / off Learn Button
Loss of Signal
Skylink® Wall Console also monitors the status of the garage door sensor.
If the garage door sensor fails to communicate with the wall console, the
loss of signal LED will flash indicating a trouble condition for the sensor.
There are 2 types of sensors. The flashing is different depending on the
type of sensor:
Garage Door Sensor: One flash at a time
Audio Sensor (Optional Accessory): Two flashes at a time
When the loss of signal is flashing, please check the following:
- Check the battery of the sensor.
- The LED on the sensor should flash when the sensor is triggered.
For the detail of how the Audio Sensor works, please refer to “Accessories”.
4. ACCESSORIES
Optional accessories can be added to the garage door closer.
4-Button Keychain Remote – Model 4B-201
- Keychain remote can be programmed to the garage
door closer so it operates the garage door opener
like an ordinary remote control.
- It transmits Skylink® rolling code.
- Multiple buttons allow operation of multiple garage
door openers and lighting / appliances control.
Audio Sensor – Model AS-101
- The Audio Sensor is to be used in conjunction with
the Skylink® garage door closer and any CO detector
(sold separately). It is used to detect the CO emission
inside the garage.
- When the CO level exceeds the safety limit, the alarm
from the CO detector will sound, which will trigger
Skylink’s Audio Sensor. Skylink® wall console will
open the garage door for 10 minutes to improve air
circulation. Door will then be closed automatically
after the CO level resumes within the safety limit.
Enable / Disable operation
from handheld remotes
Antenna
Prevents operation
from handheld remotes Turn light on / off
Open / Close door
Chamberlain®
Especificaciones del producto
| Marca: | Skylink |
| Categoría: | Abridor de puerta de garaje |
| Modelo: | GT-100 |
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