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ongratulations on your purchase of the 3-Door Programmable Garage Door
Receiver with ACG (Anti-CodeGrabbing™). You can use your existing
Clifford ACG remote control(s) to individually command up to 3 separate garage
door openers and/or electric gate(s) (note: this product will not work with older
Clifford remote controls). You can even use the same remote control to command
various low-voltage devices in your home (such as a home security system) as well
as control Clifford ACG vehicle security system(s) and accessories on your
automobile(s).
What is code-grabbing?
Your existing garage door remote control transmits the same digital code every
time you press the button. So thieves now use a code-grabber, a device that
literally records, from hundreds of feet away, the code sent by your garage door
transmitter. When you have left, they just use the code-grabber to retransmit the
code and activate your garage door opener.
Thieves have been using this same code-grabbing technology to disarm car
alarms. So Clifford Electronics, the world leader in auto security technology,
developed Anti-CodeGrabbing: ACG. Clifford's ACG remote controls NEVER
transmit the same code twice. Each time you use your Clifford ACG remote
control, it randomly changes the code.
How to connect the 3-Door Programmable Garage Door
Receiver to your garage door opener(s)
1. Unplug the power cord(s) of the garage door opener(s).
2. If the opener uses an external receiver module, disconnect its terminals as
shown in diagram 1.
3. If the opener uses an internal receiver module, perform the Detuning the
Opener's Receiver procedure on page 3.
4. Mount the 3-Door Programmable Receiver above the garage door as shown
in diagram 1.
NOTE: Do not mount the receiver module over or near metal. Doing so
will reduce remote control range.
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Summary of Contents for Clifford Garage Door Interface
- Page 1 ongratulations on your purchase of the 3-Door Programmable Garage Door Receiver with ACG (Anti-CodeGrabbing™). You can use your existing Clifford ACG remote control(s) to individually command up to 3 separate garage door openers and/or electric gate(s) (note: this product will not work with older Clifford remote controls).
- Page 2 5. For Garage Door #1: Connect one of the three supplied brown, twin-lead wires to the two screws under the “1” on the 3-Door Programmable Receiver. NOTE: Keep all wires away from the garage door and drive mechanism. 6. Attach the other end of the twin-lead wire to the same screws used for the interior push button control, as shown in diagram 1.
- Page 3 Detuning the electric garage door’s existing receiver Skip this section if your garage door opener has an external receiver or if your garage door opener never had a remote control. The garage door opener’s original receiver must be disconnected or “detuned” to make it impervious to “scanners.”...
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Page 5: How To Use Your Keychain Remote Control
How to use your keychain remote control Clifford Electronics makes two types of Anti-CodeGrabbing remote controls. The 3-channel Clifford remote control illustrated to the right and a 12-channel remote control illustrated below. The 3-button/3-channel remote control can command three different items, while the 4-button/12-channel model can command the Programmable Receiver’s three different channels plus up to nine other functions of additional Programmable Receivers and/or Clifford... - Page 6 How to program Clifford ACG remote controls into the 3-Door Programmable Garage Door Receiver Your 3-Door Programmable Receiver can recognize as many as 8 different Clifford remote controls with Anti-CodeGrabbing (ACG). Please note that this product will not work with older Clifford remote controls. ACG Remote controls are available from your local Clifford dealer or you may call the Clifford Customer Service Department toll-free at (800) 824-3208.
- Page 7 Using a 3-Door Programmable Garage Door Receiver to control other electronic devices in the home With the help of an electrician, you can use your 3-Door Programmable Receiver to control a number of low-voltage electronic devices in your home, such as low-power “Malibu-type”...