What to do if my Automatic Technology Receiver opener will not operate?
If your Automatic Technology Receiver opener isn't responding, start by verifying the wiring to the outputs and inputs. If the wiring is incorrect, adjust it accordingly. Also, ensure that the disable input is deactivated. If the opener is still not working, check to see whether it is in “Vacation Mode” and turn it off.
Why doesn't my Automatic Technology Megacode Tricode 128 Receiver work from the transmitter?
If your Automatic Technology Receiver doesn't work from the transmitter, the transmitter code may not be stored in the receiver. In this case, code the transmitter into the receiver. Also, ensure that the transmitter contains TrioCode™128 Technology. The transmitter should have grey buttons and the model number should display V2. If it doesn't, contact your dealer for support. Finally, check the transmitter battery and replace it if it's flat.
How to fix programs not activating on Automatic Technology Receiver?
If the programs on your Automatic Technology Receiver are not activating, the Time Clock Program may not be set correctly. Check the settings and adjust them accordingly. Also, the Time Clock battery might be flat, so replace it.
What to do if the LCD is not working on my Automatic Technology Receiver?
If the LCD on your Automatic Technology Receiver is not working, it might be because the mains power is not switched on. Switch on the mains power to resolve this.
Describes how receiver outputs are controlled by various inputs.
Explains advanced security and compatibility features of transmitters.
Details the timer function for overriding transmitter and input control.
Describes the built-in user interface for operation and settings.
Mentions storing up to 511 transmitter security codes with ID labels.
Discusses features for managing multiple transmitters like listing and editing.
Explains how receiver outputs and last events are shown on screen.
Covers securing operating parameters and transmitter storage with a password.
Describes a mode to lock/unlock all programmed transmitters.
Identifies power input terminals and antenna connector.
Describes normally open contacts for four solid-state relay outputs.
Explains inputs that can control outputs independently.
Details inputs used to disable specific outputs.
Explains the connection for the handheld programmer.
Details the 12-24V AC/DC power requirements for the receiver.
Describes the connection of the solid-state relay outputs.
Explains connecting inputs and applying power to the receiver.
Step-by-step guide to coding a transmitter button to the receiver.
Assigns functions like Pulse, Set, or Vacation to transmitter buttons.
Exits the coding menu to the main display.
Chooses a function from an existing transmitter for remote coding.
Procedure to enable remote coding using a pre-coded transmitter.
Instructions on how to remove and test the transmitter battery.
Explains the 7-day clock and how programs control outputs.
Details how to set the current time, date, and program schedules.
Instructions for replacing the CR1220 battery for the time clock.
Lists technical details such as power supply, outputs, and capacity.
Addresses common issues when the opener does not function.
Troubleshoots problems related to the liquid crystal display.
Covers issues with transmitters not working correctly.
Addresses problems where programmed functions fail to activate.
Details parameters related to storing and managing transmitters.
Lists configurable parameters for Output One.
Lists configurable parameters for Output Two.
Lists configurable parameters for Output Three.
Lists configurable parameters for Output Four.
Details parameters for various operating modes and defaults.
Lists parameters for configuring the time clock and schedules.
Lists parameters for accessing diagnostic tools.
Lists parameters for memory management functions.
Guide to finding specific parameters within the receiver menu structure.
Instructions on how to modify parameter values using console buttons.
Procedure to restore factory default values for parameters.
Steps to exit editing modes and return to the main screen.
Tool to view the status of control inputs.
Tool to verify transmitter reception and functionality.
Tool to review the last 64 recorded events.
Tool to display used and free transmitter storage locations.
Tool to test the functionality of console buttons and the beeper.
Resets receiver memory and reloads factory default parameters.
Erases all stored transmitter codes from the receiver.
Steps to navigate to the menu for editing stored transmitters.
Modifying the functions assigned to transmitter buttons.
Changing the assigned memory slot for a transmitter.
Choosing whether to display ID or Serial Number for transmitters.
Instructions for editing text fields like transmitter ID names.
Accessing the transmitter list via the main menu structure.
Quick navigation to the transmitter list using a transmitter button.
Moving through the list of stored transmitters.
Choosing actions like coding, deleting, editing, or copying transmitters.
Steps to follow when making a claim under the product warranty.
Details the conditions required for the warranty to remain valid.
Lists circumstances and actions that void the product warranty.
Covers non-transferability and other general warranty terms.
Explains statutory guarantees and consumer rights in Australia.
General| Brand | Automatic Technology |
|---|---|
| Model | Megacode Tricode 128 |
| Category | Receiver |
| Language | English |
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