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7 SINGLE GARAGE INSTALLATION (1 BUTTON)
This section explains how to install your digiGate system to a single garage which is
operated by a single push button (same button opens and closes the door).
Note:
It is recommended that digiGate is installed by a qualified electrician to avoid any incorrect wiring,
potentially resulting in malfunction and/or injury. Damaged products due to incorrect installation without
following this guide will result in a void warranty.
7.1 SINGLE GARAGE (1 BUTTON) PRE-REQUISITES
7.1.1 CONNECTING TO GARAGE CONTROLLER DIRECTLY
Note: These are generic instructions and your Garage controller may differ. If you have trouble installing,
please contact us at info@digiGate.co.uk with a photo and make/model number of your garage switch and we
will get back to you with instructions on how to install your digiGate to your specific device.
Step 1:
IMPORTANT
fuse box that the garage unit is connected to and switching off the relevant connections.
Step 2:
Access the main circuit board by either removing the front cover or opening the
casing. There should be some accessible screws on the outside of the front panel which
need to be removed. Once removed, carefully lift off the panel but be careful not to force
the panel off in case there are some cables attached in which case remove these gently.
Step 3:
Locate the NO (Normally Open) and earth/ground (Negative) terminals on the unit,
this is where the digiGate cables will connect to. If you have an override switch, the cables
from this will most likely already be plugged into these terminals.
Note: The door must have 1
switch which controls both
open and close like in this
graphic.
Isolate garage control unit power. This can be achieved by locating the
Instructions continue on the next page
digiGate.co.uk
Note: This type of garage
switch will not work with a
digiGate single garage (1
button) device. You require
a single garage (2 button)
system.
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