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DOMINO GD1 KEYLESS ENTRY SYSTEM

Programming & Installation Instructions
The Domino will work with ALL electric garage door openers

Nature of Operation: The Domino GD1 Keyless Entry System is an electronic lock that can be used to activate any garage door opener. Pressing your personal code (1 - 6 digits) and the 'enter key' allows you to open, stop, or close your motorized door in the same manner as your wall push button.

The Domino System consists of two parts: a permanently mounted keypad outside connected by 37cm long detachable telephone type cable to a control box located inside the garage. The control box powers the keypad with 3 'AA' Duracell batteries (included), and is connected to the garage door opener via a two core low voltage connecting 'bell wire' (not included) to send an impulse signal to open, close, or stop the motor. (fig. 2)

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Installation

l. Outside keypad location: - the Domino keypad unit is weather resistant but it is advisable to choose a semi sheltered location away from driving rain. (see fig.1 below)
Drill a 1/2" hole from outside to into the garage. Carefully, feed the cable from keypad into the garage. (cable length 37cm) Screw keypad to outside surface with 2 screws (included). Do not over tighten.

2. Inside: Insert the keypad cable plug, with locking tab on bottom, into receptacle marked 'KEYPAD' in Domino control box. Mount control box to wall with 2 screws (included). Take care to ensure that the internal wall control panel is mounted to a flat surface. (securing it to an uneven surface can distort the plastic case and cause the micro switch inside to be permanently depressed resulting in malfunction)

3. Connection to motor: Disconnect power to garage door opener. Connect Domino control box to the push button terminals on the electric opener with low voltage bell wire. (fig. 2) screw wires into the two terminals marked 'OPENER' in control box. Insert 3 'AA' batteries (included), observing polarity. Reconnect power to garage door opener.

OPTIONAL: If there is a  garage opener wall push-button located nearby you may connect the Domino control box to the terminals of this wall push button.

Warning: The domino system must only be connected to the low voltage control connections of a garage door operator and under no circumstances should the device be connected directly to a mains supply

How to program your personal code:

Step 1. Slide switch to 'on' or 'program' (Switch is located on control box)
Step 2. Press ENTER... Press YOUR CODE (up to six digits)... Press ENTER again.
Step 3. Slide switch to 'off’ or 'operate'

How to Use Keypad: Press 'YOUR CODE'... Press ENTER.

How to Erase old code: Simply set new code. The new code replaces old code.

If old code still seems to be working:

WAIT 20 seconds after you have entered your new correct code and pressed enter. Now try your old code. It will not work. There is a 20 second time period built into the keypad after the correct code has been pressed where any number (including your old code) and the ENTER button can activate the opener. This feature is useful when you need to quickly stop or reverse the door. Simply press the ENTER button.

How to Check Battery Life: (normal battery life is 3-5 years)

If either a) push button on control box activates door; or b) red indicator light on keypad lights up when pressing any number, then batteries do not need checking or replacing.

If ( a) and (b) do not work and you know batteries are good, make sure the batteries are firmly placed in the battery holder and they are oriented (+ -) correctly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Safety and Convenience Features

Code Security. When operating and a wrong number is pressed, simply re-enter 'your code' and press 'ENTER'. After 5 incorrect codes the Domino will not respond to any number during a 1 minute lockout security delay.

Night-time use. Pressing any key will cause the number lights to come on. The keypad will stay lighted for 20 seconds after the last digit is pressed.

Extra Push button. Also provided for convenient operation is an additional push button, located next to the program switch on the control box. You can use this button just as you would use any other wall push button, for example, when leaving on foot.

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Common Questions, Comments, & Answers

When programming, it doesn’t accept the code and I notice the light blinking.

You can always restart the programming process at any time. If you have the switch in the 'on' or 'program' position and the light is blinking, simply press 'ENTER', 'your code', and 'ENTER’. The light will flash rapidly to indicate the code has been accepted. Then, slide program switch to 'off' or 'operate'

Can I remove the cover flap?

Yes, the hinged flap may be removed by gently prying out and lifting up slightly on one hinge.


    


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