Universal Two Channel Garage Door Opener Wireless Keypad JP-LT

Getting Started

Start with the garage door closed and determine your garage door opener type - Smart/Learn Button or DIP Code Switch. These are typically located on the opener itself or on a separate radio receiver. Refer to your owner's manual if necessary.

This keypad can control up to two garage door openers, which can be different brands or types, as long as they are listed in the provided tables.

NOTE: The following brand names are part of the Chamberlain brand: Access Master, Chamberlain, Do-It, Gatheron, LiftMaster, Link Control, Master Mechanic, Merik, Raynor, Sears Craftsman, Steel Craft, True Value.

NOTE: The factory default 4-digit PIN code for channel one is 1111, and for channel two is 2222. See "Change an Existing PIN Code" to change them.

Opener Types

TYPE 1: Smart/Learn Button Opener

For Chamberlain, Genie, Linear MegaCode, Moore-O-Matic, Overhead Door, Stanley, Wayne Dalton garage door openers with the Smart/Learn Button.

[Image Description: Diagram showing a garage door opener with a 'Learn Button' and a 'Learn LED'.]

TYPE 2: DIP Code Switch Opener

For Digi-Code, Genie, Linear Delta3, Moore-O-Matic, Multi-Code, Stanley garage door openers with DIP Code Switches.

[Image Description: Diagram showing a garage door opener with '2 Position DIP Switch' settings.]

Programming a TYPE 1 Smart/Learn Button Opener

1. Press and hold the * and # buttons simultaneously to enter program mode.
2. Enter 1# (for channel 1) or 2# (for channel 2).
3. Enter the 2-digit opener ID (from Chart 1) then #.
4. Press and release the learn button on the garage door opener until its LED comes on.
5. Enter the existing 4-digit PIN Code # (Factory default is 1111 for channel one and 2222 for channel two).

NOTE: For Genie and Overhead Door openers, the PIN code must be entered twice before the receiver will learn the code.

Example: For a Chamberlain opener with a purple learn button on channel one, once in program mode, enter: 1# 03# 1111# (assuming the PIN code has not been changed).

6. Test the keypad by entering the 4-digit PIN code then #.
7. Repeat for the second channel if needed.

[Image Description: Chart 1 showing Opener ID, Brand, and Type/Learn Button information for various garage door opener brands and models.]

Programming a TYPE 2 DIP Code Switch Opener

Many older garage door openers used an external radio receiver, so the code switch settings will need to be found on the receiver itself or from the remote. You can locate the receiver by looking for where the wire antenna is.

1. Press and hold the * and # buttons simultaneously to enter program mode.
2. Press button 1# (for channel 1) or 2# (for channel 2).
3. Enter the 2-digit opener ID (from Chart 2) then #.
4. Enter the code switch sequence from the opener or remote control by entering 2 for each code switch that is in the 'on' or closed position, or 8 for each code switch that is in the 'off' or open position, then #.

Example: For the code switch settings shown below, you would enter: 2-8-8-8-2-2-2-8-8-8-8-8-# as the code switch sequence.

[Image Description: Diagram showing DIP switch settings on a garage door opener, with 'ON' and 'OFF' positions indicated.]

[Image Description: Chart 2 showing Opener ID, Brand, and Type/DIP Switch information for various garage door opener brands and models.]

5. Test the keypad by entering the 4-digit PIN code then #.
6. Repeat for the second channel if needed.

Operation Instructions

To activate the opener, enter the 4-digit PIN code followed by #. The keypad will send the signal to the opener and flash rapidly for 2 seconds. If a wrong number is accidentally pressed, the correct pin can be entered followed by #, as only the last four digits will actually be used as the PIN code.

The keypad will reset to standby mode if no further entries are made within 6 seconds.

As a security precaution, the keypad will lock up for 2 minutes if three consecutive incorrect PIN codes have been attempted.

Change an Existing PIN Code

1. Press and hold the * and # buttons simultaneously to enter program mode.
2. Enter the current 4-digit PIN Code ____ then # (factory default is 1111 for channel one and 2222 for channel two).
3. Enter the new 4-digit PIN Code ____ then #.

Reset Back to Factory PIN Code Settings

If needed, the keypad can be reset to the factory default PIN codes by removing the battery cover, pressing and holding down the Reset Button for 5 seconds until the keypad beeps to confirm the reset. The factory PIN is 1111 for channel one and 2222 for channel two.

[Image Description: Diagram showing the location of the 'RESET BUTTON'.]

Mount the Keypad

Install the keypad out of reach of children, at a minimum height of 5 feet, and within sight of the door. Note that a 4" clearance is needed for the cover. Slide off the keypad cover and remove the battery cover and battery. Mark the two screw holes and drill a 1/8" pilot hole for the screws on a wood surface. If installing on another surface, use an appropriate mounting method. Secure the keypad and re-assemble.

Battery Replacement

Replace the 9-Volt battery when the keypad lights become dim or do not light up at all. To replace the battery, slide the keypad cover up, then remove the screw holding the battery cover. Slide off the battery cover and remove the battery. Replace with a heavy-duty alkaline type battery. Re-programming may be needed when replacing the battery.

[Image Description: Diagram showing a 9V battery.]

Warranty

All products carry a one-year limited warranty from the date of original purchase, excluding the battery. For any assistance with this product, please contact:

Remotes4Less
Apple Valley, CA 92307
Email: support@remotes4less.com
Tel: 855-373-6683