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Three button
remote
For additional information or help contact Customer
Service: Call1-800-929-DOOR
or write:
Overhead Door Corporation
22790 Lake Park Blvd.
Aliiance,Ohio
44601
U.s.A.
Programming to CodeDodger® 1 Overhead
Door garage door openers
The default CodeDodger® 2 setting must be changed to
CodeDodger® 1.
(Follow these same steps to change CodeDodger® 1 back
to CodeDodger® 2.)
The LED color displayed on the remote indicates the
CodeDodger® mode.
Red
=
CodeDodger® 1 / Green
=
CodeDodger® 2
1. Select a button on the remote that has NOT been
programmed to the new powerhead.
2.
Pressand hold that button for
10
seconds.
Both Red an.d Green LEDs
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come ON and stay ON.
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3.
Pressthe same butt::
t~ice
to
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toggle CodeDodger® selection
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from CodeDodger® 2 to
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CodeDodger® 1.
4.
Pressthe same button
again
to
confirm toggle. The
Codefrodqer"
selection for this button is set to
CodeDodger® 1.
5.
Take the remote to the earlier
Overhead Door garage door
opener and follow that opener's
instructions to program a new
remote.
Repeat for other Overhead Door
garage remote(s) as necessary.
CODEDODGER® FEATURES
Other models of Overhead Door garage door openers,
remotes, and wireless keypads use
Codefrodqer"
1 signals
to communicate. Remotes provided with this unit will
transmit either CodeDodger®
1
or
Codefrodqer" 2
signals.
NOTE: A maximum of
3
different openers can be
programmed to a
3
button remote.
Use this
If you have ...
CodeDodger®
programming
One or more CodeDodger®
2
openers Use
with a maximum 3 different openers
CodeDodger®
2
Mixture of openers manufactured
Use
between 1997 and 2010
CodeDodger®
2
(CodeDodger® 1) and new
and/or 1
Codetiodqer" 2
openers
One or more openers manufactured
Use
between 1997 and 2010
CodeDodger® 1
(Codefrodqer'" 1)
OS/2010
3.
Press
J
again and see long
purple LEDflashing.
BATTERY REPI.,ACEMENT
Follow the instructions on this page. Otherwise, switch
remote from CODEDODGERc&l2 to CODEDODGERlllland follow
programming directions for
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4. Press both \} and [j
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simultaneouslyon+the
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powerhead and hold for .
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5 seconds.
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door opener.
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5.
Reprogram the Opener with the remaining Remote(s)
(Repeat Section 2 for each remote).
Follow these instructions to erase remote codes for
ALL other Overhead Door openers.
1. Pressand HOLD the Learn Code button on the
powerhead for 10 seconds or until Radio Signal LED
indicator goes out.
2.
Reprogram the Opener with the remaining Remotes
following the programming instructions for that
powerhead.
3.
Reprogram the Opener with any Wireless Keypad
and other access device using the instructions
accompanying those devices.
ALL Remote Codes will be erased from Opener
(powerhead) memory.
These instructions are for openers with the type
keypad shown below.
1. PressCi and hold until
.
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both lights come ON
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_
blue. Releasebutton.
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2.
Lights go out and
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Round BLUElight
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m
comes ON.
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Replace remote battery with a CR
2032
coin cell battery.
1.
Open the remote case using a washer or coin that fits
into the slot at the top of the remote.
2.
Replace battery. Match battery polarity with symbols
inside battery housing.
3.
Align components and snap case closed.
3Button Remote
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
PROGRAM THE OPENER
REMOTE OPERATION
FCC
and
ICCERTIFIED
This device complies withFCC Part
15
andRSS
210
of Industry Canada.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
foraClass
B
digitaidevice, pursuant to Part
15
of theFCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, jf not installed and used
in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. Ifthis equipment does cause
• Point Remote at the garage door and press the
harmful interference to radio ortelevision reception, which may
button. Door will move.
bedetermined byturningtheequipment OFF andON, theuser is
encouraged to try to correct the interference
by
one or more of the
• Pressthe Remote Button again and the door will
following measures: 1.Re-orient orrelocate thereceiver antenna,
stop.
2.
Increase the separation between the opener and receiver, 3. Connect
• Press the Remote Button again and the door will
theopener intoanoutletonacircuit different fromthatto whichthe
move the opposite way. The door automatically
receiver isconne.cted,.4.Consult yourlocal dealer.
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Changes or modifications notexpressly approved bythemanufacturer
stops at teen
0
t e open or close cyc e.
could voidtheuser's authority to operate theequipment.
©2010
Overhead Door Corporation
Part Number
372S1 S00131
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Electrical Shock can cause serious
injury or death.
Power cord must be unplugged before
attaching any wires.
• Be sure wire ends do not touch each
other or other terminals.
If you have questions or if you need a manual, contact
the distributor or manufacturer of the opener.
The Genuine. The Original.
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This remote is preset for use with the CodeDodger®
2
Access Security System. The remote can be configured
for use with the CodeDodger® 1 Access Security System.
See "Programming to CodeDodger® 1 Overhead Door
garage door openers" for instructions on switching from
CodeDodger®
2
to CodeDodger®
1.
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~ro;~:~h~oor
can cause serious injury
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 Remote or
door opener.
If safety reverse does not work properly:
• Close door then disconnect opener using the
manual release handle.
Do NOT use Remote or door opener.
Refer to Door and Door Opener Owner's Manuals
before attempting any repairs.
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PRESSEi and HOLD S seconds
SEEBOTH Blue LEDs come ON
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Blue LED
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come ON
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PRESS
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and RELEASE
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PRESSremote and
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SEE
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LED
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come steady ON
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PRESSand
RELEAS~
remote button again
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SEEboth LEDs flash Blue and go OFF
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PRESSand RELEASEremote button a third time
Programming is complete. This remote button can
now be used to operate door opener.
Repeat as necessary for other remotes or buttons on
the same remote.
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