Wayne 3514, 3014 Alignment of the Wired Infrared Safety Sensors, Changing the Transmitter Code

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Step 22: Alignment of the Wired Infrared Safety Sensors

Use the following instructions if your opener is equipped with Wired Infrared Safety Sensors. Otherwise proceed to step 23.

IMPORTANT: This infrared beam sensor sends an invisible beam of light from the sending unit to the receiver unit across from the pathway of the door. The door opener will not operate until the safety sensor is connected to the power head and properly aligned. If the invisible beam of light is obstructed, an open door cannot be closed by the transmitter or a momentary activation of the wall station up/down button. However, the door may be closed by continuously holding your finger on the wall station up/down button (constant pressure) until the door travels to a fully closed position.

At this point you will be able to activate the opener; it will open, but will not close the door unless the beam is aligned. The beam sensors must be aligned by moving the sending and receiving units in or out (see Figure 1) until the alignment light on the receiving unit comes on. The 1/4"-20 carriage bolt can be loosened to move the unit in or out, as required. If you have difficulty aligning beams, check that both brackets are mounted at the same height (see Step 14 & 15) and remount if necessary. Additional minor adjustments can be made by lightly bending the mounting brackets (see Figure 2).

Once the alignment light comes on, tighten all bolts and mounting screws.

Finish securing all wire making sure not to break or open any of the conductors. Loop and secure any extra wire.

Now, using the wall station up/down button, activate the opener and check that it will operate through full open and close cycles.

Step 23: Three Button Transmitter Security Code Change and Programming

Note: The following steps describe the process to change the Transmitter security code and to program the Transmitter to the opener.

IMPORTANT: You MUST change the Transmitter security code prior to programming the device to the power head unit.

WARNING: During programming the garage door may operate. Keep people and objects clear of the moving door to prevent door damage or possible personal injury.

Changing the Transmitter Code

1.Press and hold the Transmitter’s large button for approximately 10 seconds until Transmitter’s LED begins to blink rapidly. Release button (LED will turn off).

2.Press and hold the Transmitter’s large button again (LED will light) for approximately 5 seconds until the Transmitter’s LED begins to blink rapidly. Release button.

3.LED will blink on and off three times indicating a successful security code change.

4.You must now re-program this transmitter to the motor head unit. See “Programming Transmitter to Motor Head Unit” below.

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Contents Owner Installation Important Installation Instructions Page Before Starting FeaturesDoor Test One Door Tests Before StartingTools You’ll Need Part Identification Hardware Identification Step One Rail Assembly Rail AssemblyStep Three Mounting Front Rail Assembly Step Two Trolley AlignmentStep Four Setting The Chain Step Five Setting The Chain Latch AssemblyStep Six Rail Assembly Alignment Positioning and Installing Front Wall Bracket Attaching Motor Power Head Unit to RailAttach Unit to Front Wall Bracket Positioning the Motor End of OperatorMounting Motor End of Opener Installing Light Installing Wired Wall Station if includedMounting Door Bracket Install Entrapment Warning Label Installing Deluxe Wireless Wall Station if includedInstall Wireless Infrared Safety Sensor Install Wireless Infrared Safety Sensor BracketInstall Wired Infrared Safety Sensor Wall Mounting Brackets Connecting Wired Infrared Safety Sensor to Opener Install Wiring for Wired Infrared Safety SensorConnecting Electrical Power Mount Wired Infrared Safety SensorsChanging Wireless Wall Station Code Wireless Wall Station Security Code Change and ProgrammingAlignment of the Wireless Infrared Safety Sensors Changing the Transmitter Code Alignment of the Wired Infrared Safety SensorsTwo Button Transmitter Security Code Change and Programming Programming Transmitter to Power Head UnitSetting Trolley Close Position Connecting Cushion Arm to TrolleyIMPORTANT! Test Contact Obstruction Sensing Feature Connecting Door Arm to DoorInfrared Safety Sensor Obstruction Test Setting Door Opening TravelInstalling Wireless Keyless Entry If Included Programming Wireless Keyless Entry If IncludedAdjustment # 1 Opening and Closing Force AdjustmentsAdjustment # 3 Positive Mechanical Door Lock Adjustment # 2 Contact Obstruction Sensing Closing DirectionImportant Safety Instructions Operation of Your Opener HOW to Operate the Wireless Keyless Entry if IncludedOpener Power Head Controls HOW to Operate the Wireless Wall Station If IncludedPage Once a Month Twice a YearOnce a Year Trouble Shooting Section Parts Breakdown Rail Assembly All Models Description Per Unit # Per Unit Classicdrive Accessories Pre-drill a 5/64 pilot Hole 3/4 deep Cut Template to Aid in Keyless Entry Installation See StepLimited Lifetime Warranty Questions?

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