Community Controls Stinger 300 2 Button wireless transmitter User Manual

Below you will find brief information for wireless transmitter Stinger 300 2 Button. This transmitter is a very small visor style wireless transmitter operating at 300 MHz. It has been designed for use with and is compatible with all dip switch receivers operating at a 300 frequency, including all Multicode dip switch digital receivers. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. It operates at 300 MHz, has two buttons and is compatible with dip switch receivers operating at a 300 frequency, including all Multicode dip switch digital receivers.

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The 423 battery has a shell life of about 1 year. The product fully complies
with Part 15 of the FCC Regulations. Manual is 590 2 Button
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Operoting frequency 300 MHz (0)
Number of buttons 2
Battery: Т ва, 12V A23 STINGER&quot;
Number combinations: 1024 TRANSMITTER
Operating temperature -20&quot;F — 100&deg;F
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Overall dimensions: 1/2&quot;x3&quot;x1-5/8 Please read this manual corefully before using the product.
Weight: l oz. Made in Torwon Copywrite &copy; 2010 Community Controls,
CONTENTS
I - TRANSMITTER OVERVIEW
1A - General information
18 - Technical specifications
IC - Main components
IC - Main components 2- CODING
Frost Vier Back View 3 - OPERATION
4 - BATTERY ACCESS
-LED
5 - TROUBLESHOOTING
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components. || has been designed for use with and is compatible with all dip
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2- CODING
Set the ten-digit toggle codes on both sets of switches to match the codes set
from another functioning transmitter Access lo the Stinger&quot; toggle code {DIP}
switches is achieved by sliding off bottom front cover, removing battery (if
necessary], and removing top cover by loosening screw on back. Move
switches using a small pointed object, such аз a paper clip, gently switching the
small switches to either he ON or OFF position. [In Detail below, switches 3, 5,
6, В and 10 are in the ON position | When complete, reinstall battery, reattach
top cover, tighten screw, slide bottom front cover back into Si
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3- OPERATION Kr pe
Once the codes are set to match the transmitter cod&eacute;s, ce
you may lest the system. Ensure the gate or door is Vier
visible and clear before testing.
Step 1. Push the Stinger &quot;5 button from a distance of such
about ten feet. If the receiver activates, the switches &Auml;
are properly matched
Step 2, Test the transmitter fram several locations to
discover any &quot;blind spots&quot; coused by interferance.
4 - BATTERY ACCESS
Slide front cover dawn to reach battery compartment. J
Attend to proper polarity when installing or
Switch
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replacing battery, See &quot;coding&quot; for proper Cover
removal anc replacement of cover, MOTE
7 en 1 = Button 1
; Swen 2 = Button 2
5 - TROUBLESHOOTING Sor
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The system does not receive Ensure clear plastic battery
the transmitter signal, insulator has been removed: OR
The transmitter LED will not light Replace Ihe:ttonsiniiier battery:
The system does not receive Check to ensure the
the transmitter signal, transmitter switches are coded to
The transmitter LED is ON, match your system receiver
Replace the
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Community Controls Stinger” Type: 300MCD22V
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
Notice
Any changes or modifications to Community Controls equipment not
expressly approved by Transmitter Solutions could void the manufacturer's
warranty and could void the user's authority fo operate the equipment,
WARRANTY
The warranty period of Community Controls Stinger™ transmitters is 24
months, beginning from the manufacturing date of the trensmitter, During
this period, if the product does not operate correctly, due to a defective
component, Ihe product will be repoired or replaced at the sole discretion of
Community Controls. The warranty does not extend to the transmitter case
which can be damaged by conditions outside of the control of Community
Controls, or to battery life.
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2500 South 3850 West, Suite A * Sall Lake City, UT 84120
800-284-2837 &laquo; 800-847-3637 Fax
www.communitycontrols com
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