The Smallest, Quietest & Safest Garage Door Operator in the World!

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1 ZAP Technical Instruction The Smallest, Quietest & Safest Garage Door Operator in the World!

2 Function Programming

3 Series controller applicable to: 800 II G, 800 II, 8800 II, 8800 II HP, 8850

4 These functions are to be performed after the operator is installed and initial set up has been performed verifying di iti l t d if i successful installation and calibration of the operator.

5 Remove case lid from controller and place in the service position.

6 The following functions can be programmed using the program button, which is located at the top of the controller circuit board.

7 When the program button is pressed and held a sequence of flashes of the Acknowledge LED follows at 4 4 second intervals.

8 If the 850 Beeper Module is fitted then the Beeper sounds with the flashes of the LED. See installation guide for instructions on installing the 850 Beeper Module. instructions installing the

9 The program button should be released after the appropriate flash or beep to enter the required program mode. mode.

10 All of the programmed functions are stored in a non volatile memory, which is retained during a power interruption. during a interruption.

11 1st flash or beep: ZAP transmitter program mode. 2nd flash or beep: Auto Close timer program mode. 3rd flash or beep: Close Delay program mode. mode 4th flash or beep: ZAP transmitter code erasure mode. 5th flash or beep: Door part open program mode. 6 th flash or beep: Cancel part open mode. 7th flash or beep: Close Slow/Close Fast program mode.

12 Transmitter Code Programming

13 Series Controller applicable to: 800 R, 800 II G, 800 II, 8800 II, 8800 II HP,

14 Materials Needed 840 Receiver Desired ZAP Transmitter Either the 2416 (Internal) or the 2414 (External) antenna

15 Refer to installation instruction for installation instruction for 840 receiver.

16 To program a Zap transmitter code into memory: Remove the antenna from the 840 receiver. t

17 To program a Zap transmitter code into memory: Press and hold the required transmitter button. dh ldth dt itt tt

18 Notice that the LED light on the 840 receiver is illuminated indication the 840 receiver is reading the signal. is reading signal.

19 Hold the transmitter at arms length away from the control box to prevent the signal being transmitted from swamping the receiver. transmitted swamping receiver

20 Inside the controller, press and hold the Program button.

21 Release the program button after the first LED flash or beep if an 850 Beeper is installed. installed

22 Two flashes of the ACK LED or beeps from the beeper module, if installed will confirm that the code has been stored into memory. the code has stored into memory

23 Three flashes or beeps indicate that no code data was present in which case repeat the programming sequence.

24 Now release the transmitter button.

25 Up to 60 transmitter codes can be stored in memory in certain models. Repeat the programming sequence for each of the new transmitters. the programming each of the new transmitters (Each transmitter has a different operating code)

26 Erasing all transmitter codes. Inside the controller, press and hold the Program button. Release the program button after the 4th LED flash or beep if an 850 Beeper is Release the program button after the 4th LED flash or beep if an 850 Beeper is installed.

27 Erasing all transmitter codes. Two flashes of the ACK LED or beeps from the beeper module, if installed, will confirm that the transmitter codes have been erased.

28 Commercial Operator Auto Close Programming

29 Series Controller applicable to: 800 II G, 800 II, 8800 II, 8800 II HP

30 Materials Needed None

31 This programming function should not to be performed until after the operator is installed and initial set up has been completed, verifying successful installation and and initial set successful installation and calibration of the operator.

32 To use the factory set time delay: Start with the door in the fully closed position. the in the

33 To enable the Auto Close timer, set DIP switch No. 4 to ON.

34 The factory set Auto Close timer delay is 15 seconds.

35 To program in a specific time delay other than 15 seconds.

36 Press and hold the program button.

37 Release the button after the 2nd flash of the ACK LED or beep if the 850 beeper module is installed. installed.

38 Press the OPEN button. The door will open and then close after the factory set time delay. open after factory set time delay

39 After the door has fully opened and the operator open LED has turned off. Begin timing on your watch the desired close delay. If using the factory set time, proceed to the next step. factory set time to next step

40 When the desired time delay is reached, press the CLOSE push button twice.

41 The desired delay is now stored into the memory and will be retained during any power interruptions.

42 The programming process pressing the button twice will ensure the door closes regardless of the number of obstructions for security reasons. obstructions for security reasons.

43 If you prefer that the door should reopen and stay open following an obstruction strike, only press the close button once, instead of twice. the once, instead of twice.

44 If you wish to change programmed delay, simply repeat the programming function.

45 The following functions may be accessed from controller case lid buttons and require the addition of the 850 Beeper module. of Door Operation Counter Service Due Reminder Auto Close Defeat

46 Commercial Auto Close Timer Temporary Defeat

47 Series Controller applicable to: 800 II G, 800 II, 8800 II, 8800 II HP,

48 To achieve proper defeat of the auto close timer it is necessary to install the 850 Beeper module.

49 This programming function should not to be performed unless the auto close timer is being used and it is necessary to defeat (stop) the auto it is necessary to defeat the auto close timer from timing out timing out and closing the door for one particular cycle. This function is used when it is necessary for the door to not close automatically y after opening to receive a delivery or to hold the door open for ventilation purposes.

50 Refer to the installation instructions for proper fitting of the beeper module.

51 To Defeat (stop) the auto close timer from counting down for 1 cycle: After cycling the door up and before the Auto close timer times out, Press and hold down the STOP push button.

52 To Defeat (stop) the auto close timer from counting down for 1 cycle: Next, press and hold down the Close push button as well.

53 To Defeat (stop) the auto close timer from counting down for 1 cycle: Release both buttons simultaneously after the 1st beep.

54 To resume normal auto close function: Close the door by pressing the close push button. The auto close function will automatically resume on the next operation. automatically on the next operation

55 Commercial Service Due Reminder

56 Description: A service due reminder is a standard feature incorporated into every ZAP Commercial reminder is standard incorporated into every control unit. This prompts the customer to call the installation company or the maintenance provider to initiate service on the door at regular maintenance intervals.

57 This programming function should not to be performed until after the operator is installed and initial set up has been completed, verifying successful installation and and initial set successful installation and calibration of the operator. It is designed to be both a visual service due reminder and an audible reminder by application of the 850 beeper module.. The visual as aspect will manifest as a 10 second delay prior to door closure. During which the beeper will beep for those 10 seconds. The service due reminder activates after 2500 complete door operations, which equates to a six month service period for an average door operating ten times each day.

58 Series Controller applicable to: 800 II G, 800 II, 8800 II, 8800 II HP,

59 Enabling the service due reminder with 850 beeper installed: Press and hold the STOP push button.

60 Enabling the service due reminder with 850 beeper installed: Next, press and hold the OPEN push button as well.

61 Enabling the service due reminder with 850 beeper installed: Release both buttons simultaneously after the 2nd beep.

62 Enabling the service due reminder with 850 beeper installed: Two audible beeps confirm that the service due reminder is enabled.

63 Resetting the service due reminder after door maintenance with beeper module installed: Repeat the enable sequence.

64 Disabling the service due reminder with 850 beeper installed: Press and hold the STOP push button.

65 Disabling the service due reminder with 850 beeper installed: Next, press and hold the OPEN push button as well.

66 Disabling the service due reminder with 850 beeper installed: Release both buttons simultaneously after the 3rd beep.

67 Disabling the service due reminder: Two flashes or bleeps confirm the Service Due Reminder is disabled. To conduct these functions without the beeper module installed simply place To conduct these functions without the beeper module installed, simply place the cover into the service position and observe the Acknowledge led in place of the beeps heard from the beeper module.

68 Residential Audible Service Due Reminder

69 Series Controller applicable to: 800 R

70 This programming function is not to be performed until after the operator is installed and initial set up has been completed, verifying successful installation and calibration of successful installation calibration of the operator. It is designed to be both a visual service due reminder and an audible reminder by application of the 850 beeper module.. The visual as aspect will manifest as a 10 second delay prior to door closure. During which the beeper will beep for those 10 seconds. The service due reminder activates after 1500 complete door operations, which equates to a six month service period for an average door operating ten times each day.

71 Place the case lid into the service position if the beeper module is not employed.

72 Enabling the Service Due Reminder: Unplug the power to the Controller and wait a few seconds. power to wait a Press and HOLD the button on the case lid. Plug in the power to the Controller. Wait for the 2nd flash of the Acknowledge led. the flash of the led Release the case lid button. The Acknowledge led will flash twice to confirm the Service Due Reminder in enabled.

73 Resetting the Service Due Reminder after door maintenance: Repeat the enable sequence. the enable

74 Disabling the Service Due Reminder: Unplug the power to the Controller and wait a few seconds. power to wait a Press and HOLD the button on the case lid. Plug in the power to the Controller. Wait for the 3rd flash of the acknowledge LED. the flash of the acknowledge Release the case lid button. The Acknowledge LED will flash twice to confirm the Service Due Reminder in disabled.

Channel Remote Programming: For the (35R Motor with or without a Plug) LEFT SIDE AND RIGHT SIDE MOTORS

2016 15 Channel Remote Programming: For the (35R Motor with or without a Plug) LEFT SIDE AND RIGHT SIDE MOTORS Right Side Worms FRONT REMOTE CONTROL BACK Left Side Worms Channel Display Up Stop Down Channel