To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my GTO 2000XL Gate Opener has a continuous uninterrupted alarm?
If your GTO Gate Opener is emitting a continuous, uninterrupted alarm, it indicates the circuit board senses an obstruction. Check the gate's path, ensure it's level and plumb, adjust the stall force, disconnect any safety devices, and inspect the rev counter.
Why is the RF (yellow) light OFF on my GTO Gate Opener?
If the RF (yellow) light is off, it means that no 318 MHz RF signal is being received. You should check the battery in the remote, program the remote, and inspect the antenna receiver connections and the antenna receiver itself.
What to do if my GTO 2000XL Gate Opener beeps once upon activation?
If your GTO Gate Opener emits one short beep upon activation, it could be due to a blown fuse, a low or bad battery, or a loose battery connection. You should check the fuse, test the battery under load, and inspect the battery harness connections.
What does it mean if my GTO 2000XL beeps once every 10 seconds?
A beep every 10 seconds indicates a low battery condition. Check the fuses, battery harness connections, and the battery under load.
What does it mean if the status light on my GTO 2000XL Gate Opener blinks once?
A single blink of the status light suggests the cycle terminal is shorted. Disconnect any accessories wired to this terminal, such as a push button, keypad, or intercom. Then, try the remote. If the remote works, the problem lies with the disconnected accessory.
What does 2 blinks on the GTO Gate Opener status (clear) mean?
Two blinks of the status light indicates a shorted safety terminal. Disconnect any accessories wired to this terminal, such as a loop detector or photo beam. Test the gate opener with the remote. If the remote works, the issue is with the disconnected accessory.
What does 3 blinks on the GTO Gate Opener status (clear) mean?
Three blinks of the status light indicates a shorted exit terminal. Disconnect any accessories wired to this terminal, such as an exit wand, loop detector, or photo beam. Then try the remote. If the remote works, the problem is the accessory.
What does 4 blinks on the GTO 2000XL Gate Opener status (clear) mean?
Four blinks of the status light on your GTO gate opener indicates a shorted shadow terminal. Disconnect any accessories wired to this terminal, such as the loop detector or photo beam, and try the remote. If the remote works, the problem is the accessory.
What does 5 blinks on the GTO 2000XL status (clear) mean?
Five blinks of the status light indicates a shorted close edge terminal. Disconnect the edge sensor, photo beam, or any other accessory wired to this terminal. Try the remote. If the remote works, the problem is the accessory.
What does 6 blinks on the GTO 2000XL status (clear) mean?
Six blinks of the status light indicates a shorted open edge terminal. Disconnect the edge sensor, photo beam, or any other accessory wired to this terminal. Try the remote. If the remote works, the problem is the accessory.
General| Brand | GTO |
|---|---|
| Model | 2000XL |
| Category | Gate Opener |
| Language | English |
Details UL, ETL, and CSA compliance standards for the gate operator and recording purchase information.
Crucial introductory information and warnings before installation and operation.
Comprehensive safety guidelines for installation, operation, and maintenance of the gate operator.
Detailed specifications for drive, power, control systems, and operational capacity of the 2000XL.
Pre-installation checks including battery charging options, gate swing, and gate preparation.
Inventory of all components included with the 2000XL gate operator system for installation.
List of necessary tools and recommended installation materials for the gate operator.
General guide for pull-to-open gate installation, including component placement and positioning.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the operator arm and brackets to the gate and post.
Instructions for mounting the stop plate to stabilize the gate in the closed position.
Instructions for mounting the control box, receiver, and checking transmission range.
Steps for connecting operator power cable, transformer, and battery to the control board.
Setting closed/open limits, stall force, auto-close time, and configuring DIP switches.
Setting a unique code for the transmitter to operate the gate operator securely.
Details on connecting safety sensors, keypads, buttons, and other devices to control inputs.
Specific procedures for push-to-open gates and installing operators on columns.
Information on available accessories for powering, entry, security, and operation enhancement.
Diagnosing issues using audible and visual feedback codes from the control board.
Procedures for battery/power troubleshooting and contacting GTO for repair or support.
