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Press ENTER. The LEDs will now

be lit according to how you placed

the DIP switches. If the

LEDs

match your original garage door

opener’s DIP switches, press

ENTER

again to store your code.

The green LED will light for three

seconds then the GDK will power

OFF. Your garage door code has

now been saved in the GDK’s

memory.

NOTE:

If you have made a mistake and

one or more of the

LEDs

are not matching

your DIP switches, use

the

(STORE)

--+

(0) keys to move the blinking LED

to the DIP that was incorrectly set. Using

the UP, MID and DOWN keys, match the

remaining

LEDs

to the DIP switches on

your original garage door opener. Once

the

LEDs

march your original garage door

opener’s DIP switches, press ENTER to

store your code.

Now test your GDK. Press any key

other than EXIT, your garage door

should open.

Repeat steps 1

to add a

second or third garage door to the

memory of the GDK,

IMPORTANT: With some Sears Craftsman

model transmitters, the

DIP

switch

numbering begins with the number

"2.”

When programming the GDK to Operate

one of these models, please use the

DIP

(near the head unit) rather than the DIP

switches inside your original Transmitter.

The radio receiver can be found on or near

the garage door opener motor head

mounted on

your

garage ceiling. The DIP

switches are usually located near the point

where the electrical wires enter the garage

door opener head or on the externally

mounted radio receiver.

Some Genie openers do not have DIP

switches. They have “knockout” or “punch

out” switches to set the transmitter code.

Where the hole is “punched out” on the

original transmitter, the GDK’s

LEDs

should be set in the DOWN position

(OFF). Where the hole is NOT “punched

out”, the GDK’s

LEDs should be set in the

UP position (ON). On these models, the

GDK’s

LEDs

(I-9) should never be in the

MIDDLE position (BLINKING).

If you own a Genie AR85 Garage Door

Opener, do not set LED number 9 in the

UP position (ON).

If you own a Genie AR90 Garage Door

Opener, do not set more than eight

LEDs

(out of 12) in the UP position (ON).

If the GDK will not operate your Stanley

opener, try setting the

LEDs (1-10) to the

opposite positions of your original

transmitter. For example, if you set all 10

the LEDs to the UP position (ON) to

match your original Stanley transmitter,

then reverse the LEDs to the DOWN

position (OFF) and test the GDK again.

Some Stanley openers do not have

DIP

switches. They have even numbered wires

located in both the original transmitter

and the head unit. Notice that

there

are no

odd numbered wires. To program the GDK

to operate one of these wired units:

Place all of the

LEDs

(1-12) in the

GDK in the down position (OFF).

Now locate the uncut wires in the

original transmitter or head unit

and, using the

(STORE) or

--)

(0) keys on the GDK, move

the blinking LED to the first

number that matches the first

uncut wire in your original

transmitter. Using the UP key,

place the LED in the UP position

(ON). Continue to place all of the

uncut wires in the UP position

(ON). On these models, the GDK’s

LEDs

(1-9) should never be in the

MIDDLE position (BLINKING).

If your "Smart" or “Learning” garage

door opener has DIP switches in the

original transmitter, set the

LED

on the GDK to the opposite setting of

the

DIP switch in your original

transmitter. Set the remaining

LEDs

(2-9) to the exact same position as

your original transmitter.

your

original transmitter does not have

DIP switches, continue on to Step 2.

Reach the motor head unit and

remove the plastic cover. Find the

“Smart” or “Learn” button on the head

unit. The button should have an LED

(Light Emitting Diode) next to it.

After setting the manufacturer’s code,

set the

LEDs

on the GDK to any

position you like, and store the

code to DOOR1, DOOR2 or DOOR3

as described in the “SETTING UP

THE SECURITY CODE TO

OPERATE YOUR GARAGE DOOR”

section.

Press and hold the button on your

GDK where you stored your code.

While holding down that button,

press

the “Smart” or “Learn“ button,

see Figure 5 (below), on the head

unit. After the light on the head unit

flashes, release both buttons.

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Test the GDK by pressing any

button other than EXIT. Your garage

door should respond.

Please Note: You

have now added

the

access code of your GDK to the radio

receiver. However, your original

transmitter may nor be able to

communicate wirh

the

opener. If this is

the case, erase

the

memory of your radio

receiver by pressing and holding the

“Smart” or “Learn” button on the head unit

for approximately 10 seconds. Now,

relearn your original transmitter by

pressing and holding the button on your

original transmitter. While holding down

that button, press the “Smart” or “Learn”

button on

the

head unit. After

the

light on

the head unit flashes, release both

buttons. Then, relearn the GDK.

this fails

make both transmitters compatible with

your garage door opener, then erase the

memory of your radio receiver and relearn

the

original transmitter and march the

GDK’s LEDs to the D/P switches in the

original transmitter.

Smarthome.com, Inc. (800) SMART-HOME (949) 221-9200 http://smarthome.com

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