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Describes the opener's radio transmitter with over 19,000 private codes that can be reprogrammed.
An invisible infrared beam that reverses a downward door if broken by an object.
A feature-packed accessory unit with independent Open, Close, Stop buttons and opener light control.
A pull cord allowing manual operation of the door during power failures and automatic reconnection.
Details the obstruction sensing system and the close limit switch for safe door operation.
Requires constant contact on the push button to close the door for safety and security.
Describes the wireless keypad system for entry without a key or radio transmitter.
Guides the user through marking the header and securely mounting the front bracket.
Details securing the power unit to ceiling joists using appropriate mounting hardware.
Explains how to assemble and connect the door arm to the trolley and the door bracket.
Covers electrical hookup, lamp installation, and setting the limit cams for door travel.
Guides wiring and mounting a basic wall-mounted push button for door operation.
Steps to install the deluxe Super Station, a multi-function control panel for the opener.
Information on the transmitter's pre-coded system and compatibility with HomeLink®.
Procedure for setting or changing the unique codes for the transmitter buttons.
Instructions on how to program the opener to recognize specific transmitter codes.
Guidance on mounting the transmitter, typically to a car's sun visor.
Steps for replacing the batteries in the transmitter unit.
Step-by-step guide to install the safety photosystem sensors on door jambs.
Critical safety warnings and guidelines for operating the garage door opener.
Explains how the opener responds to standard wall push button or radio control inputs.
Procedures for setting the door's open and close travel limits correctly.
How to adjust the opener's force sensitivity to safely detect and react to obstructions.
Verifies the safety reversing feature by testing with a floor obstruction.
Confirms the proper function of the safety photosystem by testing its beam detection.
Describes the function of each button on the Super Station deluxe wall pushbutton.
Explains the operation of the Open, Close, Stop, Light, and Security buttons on the Super Station.
Describes how the Security Switch and Security Disable Switch provide enhanced safety and control.
A schematic illustrating the electrical connections for the opener and its components.
Shows diagrams for parallel and series connections of photocell systems.
General| Manufacturer | Allstar |
|---|---|
| Horsepower | 1/2 HP |
| Battery Backup | No |
| Power Source | AC |
| Drive Type | Chain Drive |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Security | Rolling Code |
