ATA PTX-5v1 Compatible Garage Door Replacement Remote
ATA PTX-5v1 Compatible Garage Door Replacement Remote
The ATA PTX-5 Compatible Remote is compatible with EasyRoller variants, SecuraLift, Enduro, Dynamo and NeoSlider garage motors. It matches well with ATA's Slide and Swing gates, but isn't compatible with the older PTX4 remotes. With the daily use of garage doors, it shouldn't come as a surprise to discover your remote malfunctioning one day.
ATA remotes emphasise reliability and security in automation electronics. The latest feature in ATA's garage door remotes is the advanced encryption technology, which protects your unit from signal interception caused by code-grabbing devices.
The ATA PTX-5 Compatible Remote uses the TrioCode code-hopping technology. This is the generation of a new random code out of more than 4.29 billion possible results with every use of your remote. This ensures the safekeeping of your garage door and the efficiency of authorisation.
Features:
- Transmitter Frequency: 433 MHz
- Battery: CR2032 3V
- Coding Type: Rolling
- Control up to 4 doors
Compatibility Door Models
- DCB-05 (Dual Gate Controller)
- GDO-6v3 (EasyRoller)
- GDO-6v4 (EasyRoller)
- GDO-7v2 (SecuraLift)
- GDO-7v3 (SecuraLift)
- GDO-8v3 (Shed Master)
- GDO-9 (Dynamo)
- GDO-9v2 (SecuraLift)
- GDO-9v2 (Enduro)
- GDO-9v3 (Dominator)
- GDO-9v3 (Dynamo)
- GDO-10v1 (Toro)
- GDO-11v1 (Ero)
- NES-24v1 (NeoSlider)
- SGO-1 (Elite)
Not compatible with GEN2 motors or v2 remotes (grey case with grey buttons)
Please Note: These remotes are NOT compatible with PTX-4 (433Mhz) with blue case. It is NOT compatible with older ATA motors which still use SecuraCode 433MHz or old 27MHz TX remotes without the use of Tricode receiver card.
Please ensure that your original remote is pictured and your motor model number is listed to ensure compatibility.
Programming transmitters to receiver
The remote control is the same function as your original remote. It should programming with original receiver according to your original remote manual.
1. Locate the Learn / Code Set button on the motor. This is usually under the lamp cover, or on the back of the motor.
2. Press the Learn / Code Set button once, then let go. A light should illuminate.
3. Press the desired transmitter button once, and the light will go out.
4. Press the remote again the the light will flash on the motor and then go out, signifying the remote has been coded.
5. Test the operation of the remote.
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Contents:
1 x Compatible Remotes
1 x Key rings
1 x Batteries
WARNING: Keep button batteries out of children’s reach:
• Keep coin-sized button batteries and devices out of sight and out of reach.
• Examine devices and make sure the battery compartment is secure.
• Dispose of used button batteries immediately. Flat batteries can still be dangerous.
• If you suspect a child has swallowed a button battery, immediately go to a hospital emergency room. Do not let the child eat or drink and do not induce vomiting.
• Call the Poisons Information Centre on Australia 13 11 26 or New Zealand 0800 764 766 for additional treatment information.
• Tell others about the risk associated with button batteries and how to keep their children safe.
