Connecting To Push Buttons - DigiTech digiGate User Manual

Step 3: Locate the NO (Normally Open) and earth/ground (Negative) terminals for both
Open and Close 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.
Step 4: Connect a switch cable to the NO (Normally Open) terminal on the garage control
unit which is used for opening the door. The other end connects to digiGate terminal 1.
Step 5: Connect a second switch cable to the COM (earth/ground/negative) terminal on the
garage control unit which is used for opening the door. The other end connects to digiGate
terminal 2.
Step 6: Connect a third switch cable to the NO (Normally Open) terminal on the garage
control unit which is used for closing the door. The other end connect to digiGate terminal
6.
Step 7: Connect a fourth switch cable to the COM (earth/ground/negative) terminal on the
garage control unit which is used for closing the door. The other end connects to digiGate
terminal 7.
Step 8: With the cables connected, position the digiGate onto the mount you have fixed on
the wall. Instructions can be found in section 10.
Step 9: Connect power, WiFi antenna (if used) and switch on. Power types and instructions
can be found in section 5.4.

8.1.2 CONNECTING TO PUSH BUTTONS

Note: This section is for connecting to your garage push button switch. If you do not have/do not want to
connect to a push button switch, please refer to the instructions above on how to connect direct to the garage
control unit itself.
Step 1: Safely remove the front of the push button switch. There should be some accessible
screws on the outside which need to be removed. Once removed, carefully lift off the front
panel but be careful not to force the panel off in case there are some cables attached, in
which case remove these gently.
Step 2: Locate the four terminals connected to the reverse of the garage button.
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