Linear 831-S Commercial Receiver Wiring Instructions, IF YOU ARE USING A 639 STANDARD TRANSMITTER

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831 COMMERCIAL RECEIVER WIRING INSTRUCTIONS

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COMMERCIAL RECEIVER & TRANSMITTER CODING INSTRUCTIONS

The 831 receiver may be used with many different transmitters. The information below indicates how to set the coding switches in the various transmitters and the 831 receiver.

WARNING	DISCONNECT POWER TO RECEIVER AND DOOR OPENER BEFORE WIRING
	PERMANENTLY TO PREVENT ELECTROCUTION.

The 831 receiver functions as a 3-button station. Three sets of isolated contacts are provided; normally open contacts for the OPEN PUSHBUTTON (terminals #3 & #4); normally open contacts for the CLOSE PUSHBUTTON (terminals #5 & #6);

IF YOU ARE USING A 8831 OCS-ECONOMY OR 831 STANDARD TRANSMITTER:

Exactly match all 8 code switches in the transmitter and receiver. The code switches may be set in any random pattern of +, - and 0.

IF YOU ARE USING A 8831C OCS-ECONOMY OR 733 STANDARD TRANSMITTER:

TRANSMITTER	RECEIVER
A-B-C Selector	Coding Switch
Switch Position	#6
A	+
B	0
C	-

normally closed contacts for the STOP PUSHBUTTON (terminals #7 & #8). For special STOP circuit applications, normally open contacts (terminals #8 & #9)

are available. Refer to Figure 1. 105113 RADIO RECEIVER TERMINAL STRIP WALL PUSHBUTTON STATION

These transmitters are used to control up to 3 different doors. This is accomplished by setting the selector switch on the transmitter to either A, B & C and setting the #6 coding switch in the 831 receiver .

Start coding by exactly matching all 8 code switches in the transmitter and the receivers. The code switches may be set in any

Typical 4-wire 3-button stations are wired as

CAUTION

24 VOLTS

AC ONLY

random pattern of +, 0 and - positions. Next, in receiver A, set code switch #6 to the + position; In receiver B set code switch # 6 to the 0 position; In receiver C set code switch # 6 to the - position. The table to the right shows the switch

shown in Figure 2. Number 18 gauge wire or heavier must be used for wiring the control stations and the 831 receiver to the door operator. Smaller gauge wire may cause operational problems, especially when multiple 3-button stations are used. For typical installations the 831 receiver is mounted near the door operator, away from any high voltage conduits or steel support beams. For wiring, follow the steps below and refer to Figure 3.

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
POWER		OPEN		CLOSE		STOP

Figure 1

TO OPERATOR TERMINAL STRIP

Figure 2

positions.

IF YOU ARE USING A 639 STANDARD TRANSMITTER:

This transmitter is used to control up to 9 different doors. This is accomplished by setting the selector switch on the transmitter to either 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 and setting the #7 and #8 coding switches in the 831 receiver.

Start coding by exactly matching all 8 code switches in the transmitter and receivers. The code switches may be

TRANSMITTER
1 - 9 Selector	831 RECEIVER	831 RECEIVER
Switch Position	Code Switch #7	Code Switch #8
1	+	+
2	+	0
3	+	-
4	0	+
5	0	0

∙ In the 831 receiver, connect STOP

terminal #7 to CLOSE terminal #6 and to

OPEN terminal #4. Use short lengths of

18 gauge wire.

	COMMERCIAL							831				WALL PUSH −
	OPERATOR							RECEIVER				BUTTON STATION
												OPEN
STOP	COM	OPEN	CLOSE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
												CLOSE

set in any random pattern of +, 0 and - positions. Next, in receiver 1, set code switch #7 to + and code switch #8 +; In receiver 2, set code switch #7 to + and code switch #8 to 0. Continue setting the codes in the 831 receivers as shown in the table.

6	0	-
7	-	+
8	-	0
9	-	-

∙ In the door operator control panel, locate

the wire connecting the door operator to

the 3-button station COMMON. Note its

location and remove. Reconnect this wire

to terminal #8 in the 831 receiver.

∙ In the 831 receiver connect terminal #7

to the terminal in the door operator

control panel identified above.

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105113	Figure 3

IF YOU ARE USING A 535 STANDARD TRANSMITTER:

This transmitter is used to control up to 27 different doors. This is accomplished by setting the selector switches to either A, B or C and either 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 and setting the #6, #7 and #8 coding switches in the 831 receiver.

Start coding by exactly matching all 8 code switches in the transmitter and receiver. Next, in receiver A1, set code switch #6 to +, set code switch #7 to + and code switch #8 to +; In receiver A2, set code switch #6 to +, set code switch #7 to + and code switch #8 to 0. Continue setting the codes in the 831 receivers, using both tables shown above.

∙In the 831 receiver connect terminal #5 to the CLOSE pushbutton terminal in the door operator control panel.

∙In the 831 receiver connect terminal #3 to the OPEN pushbutton terminal in the door operator control panel..

∙Finish the wiring by connecting the 24 VAC to terminals #1 and #2 in the 831 receiver.

FOR 115 VAC UNIT ONLY: If the 831 receiver was ordered for 115 VAC operation it has a transformer mounted on the circuit board. Connect 115 VAC to terminals #1 and #2. High voltage wires must be routed in a separate conduit from the low voltage wires.

BEFORE APPLYING POWER, CHECK ALL CONNECTIONS AND INSTALL THE ANTENNA.

	DO NOT USE RADIO CONTROLS ON COMMERCIAL DOOR OPERATORS UNLESS
	PROPER ENTRAPMENT PROTECTION DEVICES ARE INSTALLED. CONSULT THE
WARNING	MANUFACTURER OF YOUR OPERATOR FOR MORE DETAILS.

WARNING	DISCONNECT POWER TO RECEIVER AND DOOR OPENER BEFORE WIRING
	PERMANENTLY TO PREVENT ELECTROCUTION.

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