Connect the Wires as follows:
1 - White wire to terminal “1” or Common
2 – Black wire to terminal “2” or Relay
3 – Red wire to terminal “3” or 24V radio
4 – Connect push button wires to terminal “1” and “2”
SETTING THE (“RECEIVER”) CODE SWITCHES – TO WORK WITH MODEL
5010/5011 AND MODEL 5012/5013 SINGLE BUTTON MINI TRANSMITTERS
To change the code switches, use your finger to slide the “code switch hatch” from
the receiver for access to the code switch. On the transmitter the entire front lower
half of the case (“the battery hatch”) is removable. Use a small coin or the curved
end of the visor clip to disengage the lower half of the transmitter front. This will
expose both the code switch and the battery compartment. Be care not to break or
crack the case.
ACCESSING THE CODE SWITCH AND BATTERY COMPARTMENT: Digi-Code
models 5040, 5042, 5070 and 5072 mini transmitter cases are made up of two
halves which are held together by a small Phillips head screw. Removing this screw
will allow access to the code switches and the battery compartment.
Models 5010/5010 (300 MHz) or 5012/5013 (310 MHz)
Set both the code switches to the code of your choice. Be sure both are set the same
setting since a different setting of just one switch will prevent operation. The digital
code is determined by the position of the 10 small switches numbered 1 through 10
located in the receiver and the transmitter. Any combination of “ON” or “OFF”
positions can be selected by using a pencil or a pen. (NOTE: the switches are in the
“ON” position when the switch is depressed toward the number.)
Once the codes have been set, check operation and reinsert the hatches.
SETTING THE CODE SWITCHES ON THE MODEL’S 5012/5013 TO WORK
WITH EXISTING STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPENERS
Set the transmitter code switch to match the switches already set on the back of the
garage door opener.
Once the codes have been set, check operation and reassemble products.
TRANSMITTER BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Replacement of battery in the remote transmitter can be changed by removing the
front half of the transmitter. Use a small coin or the curved end of the visor clip to
disengage the lower half of the transmitter front. This will expose the battery
compartment. Replacement battery must be a 9-volt.
FINISHING-UP
To check the operation, move back about 50 feet from the operator/receiver and
press the transmitter button. Operation should be reliable at a distance but
