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Model 61LMC and 750C
Single-Button Remote Control
Model 63LMC
Three-Button Remote Control
Model 64LMC and 750C
Mini Three-Button Remote Control
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To prevent possible SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH from a moving
gate or garage door:
• ALWAYS keep remote controls out of reach of children. NEVER
permit children to operate, or play with remote control
remote controls.
• Activate gate or door ONLY when it can be seen clearly, is
properly adjusted, and there are no obstructions to door travel.
• ALWAYS keep gate or garage door in sight until completely
closed. NEVER permit anyone to cross path of moving gate
or door.
WARNING
CAUTION
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ATTENTION
AVERTISSEMENT
AVERTISSEMENT
AVERTISSEMENT
62 Series
61 Series
750 Series
64 Series
756 Series
Push Buttons
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Front View Side View
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Model 63
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Figure 1
Single-Button Remote Control
Models 61LMC and 750C
Two-Button Remote Control
Model 62LMC
Three-Button Remote Control
Model 63LMC
Three-Button Mini Remote Control
Models 64LMC and 756C
Locating Your Code Switches
• Single-Button Remote Control:
Slide the battery compartment cover back to access the code
switches in the remote control (Figure 2).
• Two-Button Remote Control:
The two push buttons (button 1 and button 2), are activated by
their own set of code switches. One of the buttons can be
used to operate a garage door opener. The other button can
operate an entry way, light product or another door opener.
Access the code switches for button 1 (smooth button) by
sliding back the battery compartment cover. To access the
code switches for button 2 (ribbed button), remove the battery
compartment cover and the cover screw. Then depress the
tab in the edge of the case (alongside the battery). The
remote control case back will lift off (Figure 2).
• Three-Button Remote Control:
The large button is recommended for use with a garage door
opener. The other push buttons can be used to operate
another garage door opener and/or light control product.
Slide the battery compartment cover to access the code
switches in the three-button remote control (Figure 2).
• Mini Three-Button Remote Control:
The large top button is recommended for use with a garage
door opener and/or light control product. The other push
buttons can be used to operate another garage door opener
and/or light control product.
Access the code switches by turning the remote over and
removing the back of the case. Be careful to avoid moving
circuit board components (Figure 2).
To match or change the code in the
remote control
Locate the code switches in both the new and the original remote
control, either by removing the case screw and cover or by
sliding the battery compartment cover back. Place
remote controls side by side as shown (Figure 3) and set
switches in all remote controls to matching positions (+,0,-). Use
a pen or screwdriver to slide the code switches.
NOTE:
Code switch #1 on the three-button remote control is
dormant, when used with a single-button remote control. Set
code switch #1, in the single-button remote control, to match the
push button selected on the three-button remote control
(Figure 1).
Figure 2
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