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several attempts. You should test every<br />
position for at least 20 seconds before<br />
trying another position.<br />
X Keep transmitter button B on garage door<br />
remote control A pressed until indicator<br />
lamp : starts to flash rapidly.<br />
The programming has been successful if<br />
indicator lamp : flashes rapidly.<br />
X Release transmitter buttons ;, = or ?<br />
on the integrated remote control or<br />
transmitter button on the garage door<br />
remote control B.<br />
If indicator lamp : goes out after<br />
approximately 20 seconds and has not<br />
flashed rapidly:<br />
X Release transmitter buttons ;, = or ?<br />
on the integrated remote control or<br />
transmitter button on the garage door<br />
remote control B.<br />
X Repeat the procedure for the other<br />
transmitter buttons. When doing so, vary<br />
the distance between the garage door's<br />
remote control and the transmitter buttons<br />
in the rear-view mirror.<br />
i If the garage door system works with a<br />
rolling code, you must synchronize the<br />
remote control integrated into the rearview<br />
mirror with the garage door system<br />
receiver after programming.<br />
You will find further information in the<br />
garage door opening system's operating<br />
instructions, e.g. the sections on<br />
"Synchronizing the transmitter" or<br />
"Registering a new transmitter". You can<br />
also call the hotline mentioned above.<br />
Notes on programming the remote<br />
control<br />
Canadian radio frequency laws require<br />
transmitter signals to "time-out" (or quit) after<br />
several seconds of transmission. This may<br />
not be long enough for the integrated signal<br />
transmitter to pick up the signal during<br />
programming. Similar to this Canadian law,<br />
some U.S. gate operators are designed to<br />
"time-out" in the same manner.<br />
If you live in Canada or have difficulties<br />
programming the garage door opener<br />
(regardless of where you live) when using the<br />
programming steps (see above), proceed as<br />
follows:<br />
X Press transmitter button (;, = or ?) and<br />
hold it down during the following steps until<br />
the setup has been completed<br />
successfully.<br />
X At the same time, press transmitter button<br />
B of the garage door remote control for<br />
two seconds, then release it for two<br />
seconds, then press it again for two<br />
seconds.<br />
X Repeat this sequence on transmitter<br />
button B of the garage door remote<br />
control until the frequency signal has been<br />
learned.<br />
X If the setup procedure is successful,<br />
indicator lamp : flashes once slowly and<br />
goes out after a few seconds.<br />
X Continue with the other programming<br />
steps (see above).<br />
Problems when programming<br />
If you have problems when programming the<br />
integrated remote control, please note the<br />
following:<br />
Rcheck the transmitter frequency of garage<br />
door remote control A (which can usually<br />
be found on the rear of the remote control).<br />
The integrated remote control is<br />
compatible with equipment that operates<br />
in the frequency range 280 to 390 MHz.<br />
Rreplace the batteries in garage door remote<br />
control A. This increases the likelihood of<br />
garage door remote control A sending a<br />
strong and precise signal to the integrated<br />
remote control on the rear-view mirror.<br />
RWhen aiming the garage door remote<br />
control at the transmitter buttons on the<br />
rear-view mirror, hold garage door remote<br />
control A at differing distances and angles
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