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Instructions for Genie models including: GU4T-BX, 4-Button Universal Remote, GU4T-BX 4-Button Universal Remote
Genie 4-Button Universal Remote GU4T-BX | All Security Equipment
Universal Remote
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DocumentDocument41808.00877, 07/2021 UNIVERSAL REMOTE INSTRUCTIONS NOT FOR USE WITH ANY GARAGE DOOR OPENER MANUFACTURED PRIOR TO 1993. SAFETY BEAMS (PHOTOCELLS) MUST BE IN PLACE AND OPERATIONAL. STEP 1 - Find Specifications & Learn Button 1. Locate the brand and opener/receiver specifications for your device by consulting the label on the opener/receiver, the instruction manual, the current remote controls for the opener, or the original manufacturer of the opener/receiver. 2. Find the LEARN/PROG button on your device - shape, color or name of this button could vary by brand. For garage door openers, be sure to check under the light covers. For commercial or gate openers, this button may be on the circuit board of the opener. In some cases, this button could also be on an external receiver that is mounted on or nearby the product. Consult the devices manual if needed. ! WARNING MOVING DOOR CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. · DO NOT install transmitter unless the door operator's safety device works as required by the door operator's manual. · Wall Console must be mounted in sight of door, at least 5 feet above floor and clear of moving door parts. · Keep people clear of opening while door is moving. · DO NOT allow children to play with the transmitter or door operator. If safety reverse does not work properly: · Close door then disconnect opener using the manual release handle. · DO NOT use transmitter or door operator. · Refer to Door and Door Opener Owner's Manuals before attempting any repairs. EXAMPLES: PRGM SET Gate Receivers RADIO SIGNAL LEARN CODE LEARN CODE *For Marantec® openers, reference operator manual to program remotes to the operator head. T·HDINuGriSngTOprKoNgOraWmmBEinFgO,RthEeSgTAarRaTgIeNdGo: or opener may operate. Ensure that the garage door opening is clear · of personnel or any obstructions. Do not to press the LEARN button for longer than the noted 2-3 seconds as it could cause your existing, operational remotes and keypads to no longer work. Below are the brands and specifications that this remote is compatible with and the available methods that can be used to program them. Review Chart A for compatibility and method, then proceed to STEP 1. STEP 2 - Activate Remote/Button Layout & Led LED - The LED will light with each button press and will also light in response to button presses during different programming modes. Activation Tab: Pull tab to activate the remote. FIG. 1 12 34 Chart A AVAILABLE PROGRAM METHOD Brand Name Specification Notes Genie® 315/390 MHz, Intellicode® I, 1995-current Overhead Door® 315/390 MHz, CodeDodger® I, 1995-current Chamberlain® LiftMaster® CraftsMan® Purple Learn Button, Security +®, 2006-2014, 315 MHz Orange/Red Learn Button, Security +®, 1996-2005, 390 MHz Yellow Learn Button, Security +2.0®, 2011-current, 390 MHz Green Learn Button, Billion Code®, 1993-1995, 390 MHz Genie® 315/390 MHz, Intellicode® II, 2010-2011 Overhead Door® 315/390 MHz, CodeDodger® II, 2010-2011 Sommer® 310 MHz, Rolling Code Linear® 318 MHz, Mega Code® Wayne Dalton® 372.5 MHz, Rolling Code, 1999-current Ryobi® 372.5 MHz, Rolling Code Guardian® 303 MHz, Fixed Learn Code Xtreme® brand 303 MHz, Fixed Learn Code Marantec® 315 MHz, Fixed Learn Code *Chamberlain® 390 MHz, 9 Switch/3 Position Dip Switch *Stanley® 310 MHz, 10 Switch/2 position Dip Switch *Genie® 390 MHz, 9 & 12 Switch/2 Position Dip Switch, 1993-1995 *Overhead Door® 390 MHz, 9 Switch/3 Position Dip Switch, 1993-1995 LEARN METHOD ID# Number of Button Presses (ID#) 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 11 12 For these dip switch instructions, visit www.geniecompany.com* *For instructions on these Dip Switch specifications, visit www.geniecompany.com/912DIPSWITCHES STEP 3 - PROGRAMMING REMOTE Review Chart A to find your specifications and available programming options. Each button can be programmed individually to operate up to 4 different brands of garage door openers and gate receivers. LEARN METHOD 1. Find and remember the required number of button presses (ID#) in the LEARN METHOD column next to your brands/specification in Chart A. IMPORTANT: For ID#4 Chamberlain®/LiftMaster®/Craftsman® Yellow Learn Button ONLY - move immediately to instructions at right. For all other ID#s, proceed below. 2. On remote, press and hold down button #2. (Reference FIG. 1) 3. While still holding down button #2, press button #4 on remote four times. 4. Release both buttons - BLUE LED will begin flashing. 5. On remote, press button of your choice the required number of times from Step 1. You will have 15 seconds to complete this task. 6. Wait the remainder of the 15 seconds - BLUE LED will give a long blink and then go out. 7. On opener, press LEARN/PROGRAM button for 2-3 seconds and then release. 8. Press and release button you just programmed once every 2 seconds until the garage door opener operates. 9. Test the button - programming is complete. TIP: Allow the LED light on the universal transmitter to stop flashing before your next button press. Genie® and Intellicode® are registered trademarks of The Genie Company. All other listed names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Genie® and Intellicode® are registered trademarks of The Genie Company. All other listed names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. NOTE: During programming, the garage door opener will operate. Ensure that the garage door opening is clear of personnel or any obstructions. ID# 4 ONLY: Chamberlain®/LiftMaster®/Craftsman® Yellow Learn Button Inst. LEARN METHOD (RECOMMENDED) 1. On remote, press and hold down button #2. (Reference FIG. 1) 2. While still holding down button #2, press button #4 on remote four times. 3. Release both buttons - BLUE LED will begin flashing. 4. On remote, press button of your choice four times - wait remainder of 15 seconds - BLUE LED gives long blink and goes out. 5. Press and hold down same button you chose for 5 seconds - release button after WHITE LED blinks 3 times and goes out. 6. On opener, press LEARN/PROGRAM button for 2-3 seconds and then release. 7. On remote, press button you chose ONE time. Opener will click. 8. On the opener, press the LEARN/PROGRAM button again for 2-3 seconds then release. 9. Press the button you chose ONE time again. Opener will click again. 10. Test the button - programming is complete. TIP: Allow the LED light on the universal transmitter to stop flashing before your next button press. Changing The Battery 1. Remove small phillips head backing screw. 2. Pry case open with small coin or screwdriver. 3. Replace battery with CR2032 coin cell. PARTS Visor Clip Visor Clip Holder Key Chain Programming Assistance: If the opener does not activate after the steps shown, repeat steps or contact Customer Care by website chat (www.geniecompany.com) or by phone at: 1-800-354-3643 for programming assistance. You may also scan this QR code for additional information and links. To Clear the Universal Remote: On the universal remote, press and hold down button #3 while pressing button #4 - four times. The blue LED will give a long blink and then go out. If the above does not work, clear the remote in the same manner that you would clear the original transmitters from the head. Please consult your opener manual for instruction. In most situation, clearing at the opener head will clear all devices that are currently programmed. If you have only one opener, you may also simply program over what has previously been done. For Patent Information: www.geniecompany.com/patents, ©2021, The Genie Company FCC Part 15.21 Statement: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. FCC / IC Statement: This device complies with FCC Part 15 and Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.