Bit of a long shot this one but would appreciate any advice...
My elderly neighbour has a motorised garage door with a Rollertec V2 control unit.
Her transmitter fob is knackered. It seems like it’s impossible to buy these now (grey 4 button one). It seems the most common solution is to buy a new receiver, with associated transmitters, and wire this in as an auxiliary switch.
Attached is the wiring diagram for the Rollertec. I’ve added in red where the output wires from the receiver are supposed to connect. But the instructions also state to then join T13 and T15 together (blue).
It’s a single channel receiver although the supplied transmitter fobs have three buttons. So I guess I have two questions:
1. Doesn’t the wiring suggest it will try and open and close at the same time?
2. If it’s a single channel receiver, how can it differentiate between the buttons on the fob?
Thanks all.
Ian
My elderly neighbour has a motorised garage door with a Rollertec V2 control unit.
Her transmitter fob is knackered. It seems like it’s impossible to buy these now (grey 4 button one). It seems the most common solution is to buy a new receiver, with associated transmitters, and wire this in as an auxiliary switch.
Attached is the wiring diagram for the Rollertec. I’ve added in red where the output wires from the receiver are supposed to connect. But the instructions also state to then join T13 and T15 together (blue).
It’s a single channel receiver although the supplied transmitter fobs have three buttons. So I guess I have two questions:
1. Doesn’t the wiring suggest it will try and open and close at the same time?
2. If it’s a single channel receiver, how can it differentiate between the buttons on the fob?
Thanks all.
Ian