Marantec Command 211 Owner's manual

Brand: Marantec

Model: Command 211

Category: Car kits

Type: Owner's manual

Marantec Command 211:

The Marantec Command 211 is a radio code keypad that allows you to open and close your garage door with a 4-digit PIN. The keypad is weatherproof and can be mounted on a wall or post. It comes with a 9V battery and a programming cable. The keypad can be programmed to actuate one garage door operator with up to three different PINs. It can also be programmed to save one temporary PIN for short-term use. The keypad has a lighted keypad and an automatic shut-off feature to prevent misuse. It is easy to install and use, and it is a great way to add convenience and security to your garage door.

Marantec Command 211:

Radio Code Keypad

Installation Instructions

FEATURES

The radio code keypad offers you the possibility to open and close

your garage door comfortably by typing your own 4-digit PIN

(personal identification number). The radio code keypad can be

programmed to actuate one garage door operator with up to three

different PIN's. The radio code keypad can be programmed as well

saving one TEMPORARY PIN of your choice (i.e. for a short time period),

to give temporary access to authorized persons or to service personnel.

Please control the contents of the package to get familiar with the parts

shown in picture 1.

Further qualities amongst others are:

Mounting without cables, code safety, protection against manipulation,

weather-proof design.

Step 1: Enter your PIN and transmit the code

Your radio code keypad is programmed from factory with a random

multibit code and a PIN. This programmed pin is 1-2-3-4 and it is valid

until it is changed (see "Change the PIN"). If other RC transmitters to

actuate your garage door are in use, the multibit code of the actually

used transmitter has to be transferred to the radio code keypad.

Transmit a code from a transmitter to the radio code keypad:

Picture 1: Parts of the radio code keypad

battery cover

hinge

lid

ﬁxing hole

ﬁxing screw

9 V batteryﬁxing hole

lighted

keypad

programming socket

to connect the

programming cable

programming

cable

A B C

Picture 2: Mounting of the radio code keypad

A Only sectional doors

B Sectional doors or

up-and-over doors

C Sectional doors or

up-and-over doors

Advice:

During programming a maximum of electric power

is needed. Therefore make sure, that a full alkaline

battery is inserted during programming process.

• Remove battery cover from the radio code keypad with a small

screwdriver or a coin.

•

Connect the programming cable to the programming socket in the

upper part of the battery case of the radio code keypad.

• Insert the enclosed 9 V battery (observe right poling!) into the battery

case of the radio code keypad.

• Remove battery cover from the RC transmitter.

• Plug in the second end of programming cable into the programming

socket of the transmitter.

• Press button of transmitter and hold it (for transmitters with 2 or

4 buttons please make sure that you press the "active" button,

which you use to open and close your garage door).

• Press the ENTER button on your radio code keypad. Type in a 4-digit PIN

of your choice. Press the ENTER button again.

• Hold the transmitter button, until the keypad lighting ﬂashes quickly.

• The radio code keypad has now learned the code of your transmitter

and saved as your entered PIN.

• Separate the programming cable from the transmitter and close the

cover of the battery case again.

• Remove the programming cable from the radio code keypad (it can

be stored for further use in the battery case below the battery or at

another safe place).

• Please make sure, before closing the battery case, that the battery is

connected properly.

Step 2: Mounting of the radio code keypad

• Choose a place to mount the radio code keypad (see

picture 2). For sectional doors positions A, B or C and for

up-and-over doors only positions B and C are possible.

• Open the cover of the radio code keypad and remove the

cover of battery case.

• Drill two holes into the wall according to the two holes in the

radio code keypad (∆ 1,6 mm).

• Fix the radio code keypad with the 2 enclosed screws 3 x 30

mm to the wall.

• Close the cover of battery case again.

•

Close the cover of the radio code keypad.

Step 3: Use of the radio code keypad

Open and close a garage door

• Type in the 4-digit PIN (programmed as written in step 1)

and then press the ENTER button. The garage door starts to

move.

• The radio code keypad is still active and the keypad lighting

is ﬂashing for approx. 18 sec. after the ENTER button has

been pressed. During this time period the garage door can

be stopped when pressing any of the buttons (except the

LIGHT button).

• For certain garage door operators it may be necessary to hold

a button to operate your garage door (please look up further

details in the installation and operating instructions of your

door operator). In this case please type in the 4-digit PIN,

press the ENTER button and hold it. The garage door moves

as long as the ENTER button is pressed.

Advice: If an invalid PIN is typed in three times in succession,

the radio code keypad goes off automatically in order to

prevent misuse. After two minutes the radio code keypad can

be used again.

Save more than one code for more than one garage door

operator

• The radio code keypad can be used to actuate up to three

different garage door operators with different codes each.

• The learning of the three different multibit codes is carried

out as written in step 1, with one exception: For every code

a different PIN has to be typed in, that means, every code

needs its own PIN.

• To open or close a certain door with the radio code keypad,

only the corresponding PIN has to be typed in and then the

ENTER button has to be pressed.

Enter more than one PIN for the same code

• It is possible to program up to three different PIN's for the

same code to be used by different persons.

• Every single PIN is entered and the respective code is learned

as written in step 1. Repeat this procedure for every PIN using

the same transmitter. So the same code is saved under three

different PIN's.

Save a temporary PIN

• It is possible to save a temporary PIN, which only allows three

times use.

• Push "button 1" on the keypad and hold it for 3 sec.

• The keypad lighting ﬂashes quickly for 5 sec. In this time

period the actual PIN has to be typed in and the ENTER button

has to be pressed.

• Type in a 4-digit temporary PIN of your choice and then press

the ENTER button.

• The keypad lighting glows for 2 sec, then the radio code

keypad switches off and the LED's go out.

• Now the radio code keypad is again ready for function.

• To use the radio code keypad with the new temporary PIN,

type in this 4-digit temporary PIN and press the ENTER button.

The temporary PIN can only be used three times, then it is

automatically invalid.

Save a code for light function

• If a universal receiver, e.g. to switch on / off the yard light,

is used, program as written in step 1, but actuate the LIGHT

button instead of PIN.

Change the PIN

• Press "button 0" on the keypad and hold it for 3 sec.

• The keypad lighting ﬂashes quickly for 5 sec. In this time

period type in the PIN which is to be changed and press then

the ENTER button.

• Type in the new 4-digit PIN and press then the ENTER button.

• The keypad lighting glows for 2 sec., then the radio code

keypad switches off.

• Now the radio code keypad is again ready for function (the old

PIN is no longer valid).

Change the battery

Radio Code Keypad

Installation Instructions (continued)

Status: 04.2002

#8 009 544

1 - GB 360112 - M - 0.5 - 0298

Attention!

Only use alkaline batteries.

• Take off the cover of the battery case.

• Remove the old battery.

• Replace it by a new, standard 9 V battery, check, if it is ready

for operation.

• The radio code keypad keeps all programmed codes and PIN's

saved during change of battery.

• Close the cover of battery case again.

If the device is not in use, please close the cover to protect the

keypad.

Marantec Command 211 Owner's manual

Brand: Marantec

Model: Command 211

Category: Car kits

Type: Owner's manual

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