i cant get this to work it seems to not put output to the door strike im using 12v adaptor and tried everything! jumpers on what? wiring diagram any 1
1771916
no or nc door strike? I used a normally open and hooked those up to "gnd" and "no push". If normally closed the try gnd and "nc" Also test with multimeter... Might be bad terminals
1771917
The best option is using another rele for insulation purposes and easy connectings.
1771918
no or nc door strike? I used a normally open and hooked those up to "gnd" and "no push". If normally closed the try gnd and "nc"Also test with multimeter... Might be bad terminals
1771919
There is a button on the back make sure thays is press down and if you have a multi meter check the nc with the neg end of the multi meter and the positve on the 12v in see what u get
93490
Yeah, you're right.........I had the same problem. What I did was to take a guess and connect the leads and see what the display looked like. It flashed some error code, so I reversed the leads and it worked. I put this unit in a junction box you would use for putting in a wall of your house. That worked well........you just need to cut out the front blank plate to fit the rectangular shape of the controller. I also knocked out a couple of the plugs to allow some air flow for the unit.
719771
The end of the wires are a bare connection. You would use a connector to wire it to a 12V fuse protected circuit.
2099058
Mine worked fine out of the box. Make sure you have power to your outlet and a fuse or breaker is not the problem. Check the safety key and if it still does not work call the service number at 360-734-3482 " good luck "
1630664
The answer from Thomas D. is right on and the only comment I would add, is make sure you have you on off switch in between you 12 volt supple hook up.
336455
You MUST use a relay. The negative trigger cannot source the required current to trigger the door solenoids. You risk damaging the unit if you don't.
1397674
Good Question, Is it 12 volts? (probably) If so it should work. Was there a unit on it originally? If so, it should just "drop in". Mine was a direct replacement so I had no issues.Good Luck! cheers, Dave
1179725
There is no output voltage when tripped. There is a relay contact that you can configure for normally open or normally closed, then just run the voltage of your choice through the relay. The unit works very well. (check relay contact ratings on spec sheet)
880076
I'm using it on a 12 volt gate opener and without any issues. Just set the power jumper to 12 volts (vs 24 volts AC), use terminals 3 & 4 (relay) to the gates button to open/close gate and connect terminals 1 & 2 to the gate openers 12 volt battery terminal.
1084911
No. You also need a power supply for the strike and then you need to wire in a switch.....I used the below items for my set-up and it works great. 1. Hardwired 16VAC POWER SUPPLY FOR Electric DOOR STRIKEs - 323-M 2. Entry Guardian - Wireless Video Door Phone (CMOS Sensor) Camera Security System
730107
I think they have to be on the same circuit. Best way to make sure is buy one at a local store and try it out. If it works return it and buy online if you can find a better deal.
218894
it's supposed to some how send signals through the electric wiring in your house. that is connected to the same fuse. I personally have not seen significant results. I would look for an alternate solution.
1720659
I had the same problem. What I did was: Make a short jumper with the female spade connector on one end, and put a in line connector on the other. trim and strip the blue wire and you have it. Splice the blue wire to the new jumper.
1086606
you need to make shure that you plug the ground wire into the ground side of the tester mine gave the Error code when i first got it as well but then i read the veary fine instructions on the back. they realy are small to read but you need to make sure to fine the ground side and then go from there.
2094906
I have reasearched a good while and am still unsure. I can't figure out the wiring, it is confusing and the instructions don't help much. I will get back to you when I find something.
2005816
I had it working hooked up to the 5v arduino board. I do not have it on me at the moment but i connected all the pins to the board and ran it off some code i found online.
136734
The best person to ask this would be your mechanic. The wiring is made to connect with the alarm and disconnect manually. As I am using it now I have to press it manually. Perhaps your mechanic knows how to inter-connect the two. Sorry I was not more helpful.