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Ok guys, I tested the connections again very carefully and results as follows Left terminal - Negative Middle terminal - Constantly 12v, regardless of motor operation Right terminal - Constantly 12v, regardless of motor operation I must have messed up when I first tested the middle terminal...

SFK, please don't apologise, I genuinely appreciate any and all help given so far from yourself and other contributors. I'll do the tests again to make sure I have done these correctly and report the results accordingly. I've bought new cables for my multi-meter as I realised part way through...

Sorry guys, my phone camera isn't great coupled with me being no David Bailey!! This is the connector in-situ, maybe more clearer.

Any ideas with these results guys?

Well after many futile attempts there's no way I can see the unnecessary numbers on the connector. Is there anywhere I could buy a small pack of mixed sizes that would likely have the one I need?

Thanks guys, my photographic skills have always been appalling!! I'll see if I can find any numbers on it if there are so many types out there.

Brilliant, thank you. Here's a photo of the front and back.

Can anyone tell me what type of connector this is and where I can get one and the metal pins to go with it please?

Apologies for the delay but only got a chance to do the tests today. Basically the results are as follows: Left and middle terminals on main circuit board give me 12v when door is not opening and when door is opening Left and right terminals are exactly the same, 12v when door is not opening...

Ok, update so far. I did the test and basically the relay module operates exactly like you describe above. However, when I wire the module so as to connect it to the main PCB the relay doesn't operate at all although it is still lit up.

Thanks, I'll see what I can do with them.

Thanks for that. I think this is going to be outside my scope of knowledge looking at that link!

Thanks, thats helpful. As a trial I've tried connecting them using the Deco app and it won't do it?

No, they are EAP245's.

Hi, I have installed a mesh system using the triple pack Deco M4 units. I have the opportunity of two free TP Link AC1750 access point modules. My question is that is there any benefit adding these to my existing mesh system, of course if this is possible to achieve?

Forgot to say, when i connected the relay module to the connector on my door motor the countdown timer was illuminated.

It's fine, I appreciate its all trial and error and I'm not the perfect student! Here's an image of the relay module I bought, I'll do the tests you mention and report back. Thanks again.

Afraid not, no sound at all coming from the relay.

Ok, connected the relay module to my main circuit board and these are the multimeter readings, I'm very confused as there's no difference! When door not operating: CK and COM = 1 CB and COM = 0.9 When door operating: CK and COM = 1 CB and COM = 0.9

Ummmm....I think I have to admit my stupidity, I just bench tested it, the circuit board wasn't connected to the door opener, what a muppet! I'll follow that process this weekend and report back, thanks again.