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Chamberlain LiftMaster Professional SL 1000-X1 Programming Instructions Manual

Chamberlain LiftMaster Professional SL 1000-X1 Programming Instructions Manual

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PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
MODEL SL 1000- - - - X1,
MODEL SL 1000
MODEL SL 1000
MODEL SL 1000
SW 2000- - - - X1 X1 X1 X1 & BG 3000
SW 2000
SW 2000
SW 2000
GATE OPERATORS (- - - - 65 BD)
GATE OPERATORS (
GATE OPERATORS (
GATE OPERATORS (
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
& BG 3000- - - - X1 X1 X1 X1
& BG 3000
& BG 3000
65 BD)
65 BD)
65 BD)
Doc. 6001193 (01
Doc. 6001193 (01- - - - 20258)
Doc. 6001193 (01
Doc. 6001193 (01
20258)
20258)
20258)
Rev C
Rev C
Rev C
Rev C
X1,
X1,
X1,

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  • Page 1 Doc. 6001193 (01 Doc. 6001193 (01 Doc. 6001193 (01 Doc. 6001193 (01- - - - 20258) 20258) 20258) 20258) Rev C Rev C Rev C Rev C PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS MODEL SL 1000 MODEL SL 1000 MODEL SL 1000 MODEL SL 1000- - - - X1, SW 2000...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ..................3 TELEPHONE INTERFACE..................3 GATE OPERATOR FEATURES................3 ACCESSING THE KEYPAD PROGRAMMING MODE......4 PROGRAMMING STEPS AND OPTIONS ..........5 GATE TYPE (Step 01)................... 5 WARNINGS (Steps 04, 05) ................... 5 ANTI-TAILGATE (Step 06)..................5 GATE RECLOSE TIME (Step 08) ................. 6 OBSTRUCTIONS (Steps 09 - 14) .................

  • Page 4: Fcc Statement

    FCC STATEMENT The model SL 1000-X1, SW 2000-X1 and BG 3000-X1 gate operators comply with Part 68 of the FCC Rules. The label affixed to this equipment contains, among other information, the FCC Registration Number and Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) for this equipment. You must, upon request, provide this information to your telephone company.

  • Page 5: Introduction

    PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS FOR LIFTMASTER MODEL SL 1000-X1, SW 2000-X1 and BG 3000-X1 SLIDE GATE OPERATORS INTRODUCTION TELEPHONE INTERFACE The innovative LiftMaster SL 1000-X1, SW 2000-X1 and BG 3000-X1 Gate Operators provide telephone interface between the gate operator and a DTMF (tone) telephone or modem and personal computer (PC). After installation and programming of both the gate operator and LiftMaster GoWIN Software in the PC, the following features are available: The gate operator unit can alert either a DTMF telephone, modem, or pager when seven...

  • Page 6: Accessing The Keypad Programming Mode

    ACCESSING THE KEYPAD PROGRAMMING MODE Password The programming password is a 6-digit number. The factory set password is 000000. This password can be changed (see steps 17 and 18). Enter Program Mode To begin programming, enter 3 asterisks (✳✳✳) followed by the 6-digit password. Example: ✳✳✳000000 Results: The display reflects a P.

  • Page 7: Programming Steps And Options

    PROGRAMMING STEPS AND OPTIONS GATE TYPE (Step 01) The SL 1000-X1 is a slide gate operator, the SW 2000-X1 is a swing gate operator, and the BG 3000-X1 is a barrier gate operator. If not already set at the factory, you must select the gate type used in your installation.

  • Page 8: Gate Reclose Time (Step 08)

    Step: 06 Enter: 1 digit, 0 - 1 0 = Disabled 1 = Enabled Sample: ATG enabled = 06+1+# Factory set default: 0 (No ATG) GATE RECLOSE TIME (Step 08) Purpose: Determines how long (in seconds) the gate will remain fully open before it begins to close.
  • Page 9 Instantaneous Motor Current Triggers The Reverse Sense Detector An instantaneous motor current, such as a jolt, triggers the Reverse Sense Detector when the gate is moving. When the Reverse Sense Detector is triggered, the gate stops. After stopping, the closing gate can back up a designated number of inches. Purpose: Designates the approximate number of inches the closing gate will back up after stopping when the Reverse Sense Detector is triggered.

  • Page 10: Return Factory Set Defaults (Step 15)

    RETRY After the gate encounters an obstruction and stops, the gate operator can be programmed to: 1) try a maximum number of times to continue moving the gate along its path 2) pause a designated number of seconds between tries. Maximum Retry Count Purpose: Designates the maximum number of times the gate will try to continue moving along its path after it stopped when encountering an obstruction.

  • Page 11: Password (Steps 17, 18)

    PASSWORD (Steps 17, 18) Change Password Purpose: Changes programming password. Always verify the change by using step 18 before exiting programming. Step: 17 Enter: Any combination of 6 digits. Characters such as # and ✳ are not accepted. Sample: Change programming password to 111111 = 17+111111+# Factory set default: 000000 Verify Password...
  • Page 12 Set Date And Time Purpose: Set internal calendar and clock Step: 19 Enter: YYMMDDdhhmm[ss] YY = Last two digits of the year - example: 96 MM = Two digits designating month - example: 01 for January, 12 for December DD = Two digits designating date - example: 01, 20 d = One digit designating day of the week.
  • Page 13 Set Gate Schedule The gate operator can be programmed to remain open during expected heavy traffic periods. The gate schedule offers the following: a) day(s) of the week to effect the schedule. b) two different time segments each day during which the gate opens automatically, remains open, and closes automatically at the designated time.
  • Page 14 Holiday Schedule Purpose: Identifies a maximum of ten holiday dates. Step: 34 Enter: nMMDD n = Holiday number 0 - 9 0 = first holiday 9 = tenth holiday MM = Two digits designating month - example: 01 for January, 12 for December DD = Two digits designating date - example: 01, 20 Sample: Second holiday of the year, February 14 = 34+1+02+14+#...

  • Page 15: Alert Calling

    ALERT CALLING ALERT PROGRAMMING (Steps 22 - 31) The gate operator is programmable to identify various gate conditions called “alerts”. The alerts are: 1) a drivetrain failure alert, indicating a possible stuck limit switch, slipping belt, etc., 2) a safety bar alert (applicable only if a safety bar is installed), indicating the gate was stopped because the safety bar was triggered, 3) an overcurrent alert, indicating the gate was stopped by an obstruction, 4) motor windings open alert, indicating the motor protector opened, 5) (not used), 6) (not used), 7) an alert indicating...
  • Page 16 Alert Pause Purpose: To set the pause after dialing the alert telephone number. It is necessary to estimate the normal length of time it takes for the receiving instrument to connect to incoming calls. The time is expressed in seconds. NOTE: It is important to enter the correct pause time.
  • Page 17 Alert Triggers Programming commands for alert triggers consist of three parts in the following sequence: a) the alert trigger step number (Step 23) b) the substep number (1 - 7) Alert Trigger Substeps are: Substep 1 = Drivetrain failure alert, indicating a limit switch is stuck, a belt is broken or slipping, etc.

  • Page 18: Cycles (Steps 32, 33)

    Alert Attempts Purpose: Designates the number of attempts the gate operator will make in order to connect to the receiving instrument when a programmed alert is triggered. When calling a pager, there are no provisions in the gate operator unit to verify that the connection was successful.

  • Page 19: Diagnostics

    DIAGNOSTICS The gate operator unit can be programmed to send three reports to a telephone at a remote location. • The State Of The Gate Report indicates if the gate is fully open, fully closed, moving, or stopped before completing a function. •...

  • Page 20: Remote Commands (Steps 39, 91 - 93)

    Answer Ring Override Interval Purpose: Overrides step 20, Rings Before Answer. Useful to avoid voicemail or answering service pickup. To override Rings Before Answer, two calls must be made to the gate operator in the following manner: First call - Disconnect the call to the gate operator before the unit answers. Second call - Recall the gate operator within the designated override time and the unit will answer immediately.

  • Page 21: Receiving Reports At Aremote Location (Steps 51 - 53)

    RECEIVING REPORTS AT A REMOTE LOCATION (Steps 51 - 53) Two beeps from the gate operator indicate that the connection is made between the gate operator and the calling DTMF telephone. To enter commands from the telephone keypad, enter three asterisks (✳✳✳) and the programming password. After the gate operator confirms the password by emitting a carrier tone, enter the designated step number followed by the pound key (#).

  • Page 22: Programming Menu

    PROGRAMMING MENU The following outline is for reference purposes only. It is important to read and follow the programming steps discussed in detail in the preceding pages. To access programming mode: enter ***000000 To execute programming commands: a) enter step number, b) required digits of data, c) # (pound sign) To exit programming mode: enter 00# Step Purpose...
  • Page 23 Step Purpose Required Digits Acceptable Input Substep 7, Cycles Exceed Same as step 23, substep 1 Service Threshold Alert Alert Phone Number Up to 16 Any combination, maximum of 16 digits Alert Pause 10 - 60, expressed in seconds Alert Extension Number Up to 16 Any combination, maximum of 16 digits Alert Extension Pause...

  • Page 24: For Technical Support

    COPYRIGHT 2001 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED This document is protected by copyright and may not be copied or adapted without the prior written consent of LiftMaster. This documentation contains information proprietary to LiftMaster and such information may not be distributed without the prior written consent of LiftMaster. The software and firmware included in the LiftMaster product as they relate to this documentation are also protected by copyright and contain information proprietary to LiftMaster.

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