Glidermatic GTX2 Upgrade Receiver Specifications
Receiver Dimensions | 5 x 4.3 x 2.5 (cm) |
Receiver Weight | 59g |
Manufacturer | Auto Openers |
Model Number | AORX |
Remote Encryption | SecuraCode |
Receiver Connection to Motor | Pre-Wired |
Warranty | 1 Year |
Glidermatic GTX2 Upgrade Receiver Compatibility
Unfortunately, the older Glidermatic remote controls are no longer in production. However, this doesn’t mean you need to replace the motor just yet! If your garage door opener is still working, the Auto Openers Pre-Wired Receiver will allow you to use a new type of remote on the motor. It won’t affect the existing remote controls and simply allows the motor to use the new remotes.
This DIY kit is simple to DIY and easy to install. This kit includes two Auto Openers AOTX4 remote controls. You can also use any of the below garage remote controls.
- PTX-4 Keyring Remote Control
- Auto Openers AOTX4 Keyring Remote
- EAT-1 Easy Access Transmitter
- KPX-5 Pin Code Keypad
Glidermatic GTX2 Upgrade Receiver Features
- Compact design suitable for mounting inside of gate motor control boxes or next to garage door motors
- SecuraCode technology eliminates the possibility of interference with your remote control
- Narrow-band transmission on 433.92MHz
- The AORX Pre-Wired Receiver has 2 channels with capacity and operation of two different electric drive motors
Glidermatic GTX2 Upgrade Receiver Wiring Guide
The Auto Openers receiver has clear labelling and coloured wires to make your job of wiring in this receiver as easy as possible. Below is a wiring guide that will help you get your new receiver wired safely into the Glidermatic GTX2.
1. For your safety, turn off the power to your motor, and remove the power plug from the wall.
2. Unscrew and remove the cover from the motor’s wall control box.
3. If your control box is black or grey, please follow the steps as instructed below. If it is cream coloured, the black cable must be plugged into RPB2 and the green cable to RPB1.
4. Unplug the white power cable coming from the transformer, where it matches onto the ‘AC’ port on the circuit board. Connect the white power cable you just removed from the control board to the red cable of the receiver. Once the cables are connected together, plug in the red cable onto the motors control board where the white cable was originally.
5. Plug in the blue and white cables of the receiver to RPB1 on the motors control panel. This is found on the bottom left hand side of your control board..
6. Plug in the green cable of the receiver to RPB2 on the motors control panel.
7. Ensure all cables are secured and are not loose. Plug back in the power to the motor and switch it on.
8. Please program in your remote controls using the receiver programming guide.
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