Installation - In Swing - SkyLink DM-100 User Instructions

INSTALLATION
Determine the door configuration
Different doors require different installation. It is important to determine what type of door you are planning to install
the door opener to. The door opener can be installed on 4 different types of door:
In-Swing Left
In-Swing Right
Out-Swing Left
Out-Swing Right
Follow the criteria below to determine the type of door you have.
1. You should be standing outside the room.
2. Open the door.
3. If you have to pull the door in order to open it, this is an out-swing door.
If you have to push the door in order to open it, this is an in-swing door.
4. If the door hinges are on the left side of the door, it is "left".
If the door hinges are on the right side of the door, it is "right".
See diagram below for the 4 different configurations.
1) In-Swing Left
Interior
Exterior
3) Out-Swing Left
Interior
Exterior
2) In-Swing Right
Interior
Exterior
4) Out-Swing Right
Interior
Exterior
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OPERATION
Closing force
As mentioned earlier, when the door reaches near the fully closed position, the closing speed will decrease. If the
factory default closing force is not enough to close the door fully, you may increase the closing force by connecting
the yellow jumper (see diagram below).
The setting below will enable the door opener to close the door with a greater amount of force.
External Wired Push Button (sold separately)
The door opener can be operated by a wired push button. The operation of the push button is always in toggle
operation.
Connecting the push button to the "push button" terminal. The door will either open or close, depends on the
current door position.
If the door is currently opened, activating the push button will close the door.
If the door is currently closed, activating the push button will open the door.
Regardless of whether the operation mode is in the toggle or open/close position, activating the push button will
result in toggle operation.
Increase closing force
(Yellow jumper)
Push button
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