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Installation Instructions
for Seip EKR series remote control receivers

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Seip EKR1MCGEF low voltage receiver with three fork terminals
Typical application: any remote controlled garage door operator with an existing 24 volt external
receiver connected to the motor unit via three screw terminals,  including: Catmatic, Challenger,
Garamatic GD100 (early) Genie, Henderson, Wessex LiftBoy, MultiCode, Slave-Dor, Stanley,
and Telectron etc. (click on manufacturers name for details)

Seip EKR1MCGEF low voltage receiver terminated with three wire ends
Typical application: Garamatic, Hormann, Marantec and any other garage door
operator currently fitted with a 24 Volt three wire receiver.

Seip EKR1MCGEF low voltage receiver terminated with four wire ends
Typical application: Cardale DC series, Seip, and any other remote controlled garage
door or gate or garage operator with a 24 volt auxiliary power feed.   Note: If used outdoors
the Seip receiver unit must be housed in a weather resistant enclosure (see note below)

Seip EKR1MCT 230v mains powered receiver with 13A mains plug & 7mtrs of two
core flex to connect to the existing low voltage wall mounted door control switch wiring
Typical application: any other remote controlled garage door operator with connections for a wall
mounted pushbutton switch that provides cyclic 'open/stop/close' operation from a single button.

Seip EKR1MCT 230v mains powered receiver terminated with four wires
Typical application: gate operators & roller shutters with cyclic 'up/stop/down' operation from a single button

Note: Seip EKR1MC series receiver units are designed for internal use but they can be used for external
applications if installed in our optional weather resistant enclosure or inside the existing plastic gate or
door control electronics cabinet (a steel enclosure would shield the radio signal)

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Cardale DC series	Details for fitting the Seip EKR1MCG receiver to popular garage door operators   Click on Pictures for details	Challenger
Garamatic	Genie	Henderson
Henderson Sommer (Marathon, Sprint & Duo models)	Hormann SupraMatic E	Hormann SupraMatic
Marantec	Seip Antriebs Technik	Slave-Dor Catmatic  -  Birtley Moore-O-Matic
Stanley	Click on Pictures for details	Wessex

Programming instructions
(Your receiver will be pre-programmed ready for use with the keyfob(s) supplied
with it, but will require programming as follows if any further keyfobs are added)

Programming to a Homelink in-car remote control system

Seip EKR1MC series receivers marked 'DMCG 1V1' or 'later are compatible with the Home-Link in-car remote control system* as installed by the following car manufacturers as a factory fitted option:

	Alfa Romeo Aston Martin Audi Bentley BMW	Chrysler Jaguar Lamborghini Land Rover Lexus	Maserati Maybach Mercedes-Benz MINI Porsche	Rolls-Royce Tesla Toyota Volkswagen Volvo
Note: the car must have a UK or European spec. Homelink system with software rev. 6 or later (to verify, refer to Homelink Instructions)

Homelink Programming Procedure
You'll need to perform this operation in two stages, firstly you must use the keyfob supplied with the Seip receiver kit to programme the desired Homelink in-car remote control button according the Homelink programming instructions then use the Seip keyfob to put the Seip receiver into 'learn mode' by holding it against the casing of the Seip receiver as detailed in step 1 above.  Then (within 60 seconds) you must press the Homelink in-car button you programmed earlier and this button will be memorised & stored into the receiver.  This completes the programming procedure and your in-car button should now operate the Seip receiver. Repeat the above procedure for up to three separate receivers to control other doors or gates. (Note: only Seip EKR1MC series receivers marked 'DMCG 1V1' or later are compatible with Homelink)

Clearing the memory
(necessary if a keyfob has been lost or stolen)

Take any Seip SKR series keyfob transmitter and hold it close to the receiver casing beside the antenna
and press and hold any button for about ten seconds until the red light goes out.  This will erase all
previously memorised fobs, follow the programming instructions above to re-teach your keyfobs.

Battery Replacement

Mini type keyfob type SKRJ433 - remove the screw from rear casing and prize the two halves of the casing apar
to reveal two CR1616 'coin' type batteries
Oval Midi keyfob type SKR433-1 - prize the two halves of the casing apart to reveal one type LR23A battery
Midi keyfob type SKR433-3 -  slide open the battery door to reveal one type CR2032 battery.